Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Obituary notices list Mrs Katherine Heiskell Hack widow of J Van Meter Hack of Hardy County and other locals including Miss Mary Ann Jones, Mrs Margaret Gilkerson Wray, and Mrs Philip Fowle. Services held at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church and Jones Funeral Home with burials at Mount Hebron and Tinkling Springs Cemeteries.
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Katherine Heiskell Hack
J. van Meter Hack
Get View
Hardy County
W. Va
Joe Dan
Vernon Chambers Heiskell
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Opequon “Memorial Church
Art Pearson
Kurtz
Ward
Philip Fowle
Winchester
North Carolina
Mary Ann Jones
S. Loudoun St
Loudoun
Miss Jones
William R
Florence Pennington. Jones
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert L. Jones
William E
Clarke County Supervisors to Meet Tuesday Morning
Clarke County Board of Supervisors schedules its monthly session for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Court, noting Monday closure due to the holiday. The agenda includes routine land and county matters with no major delays anticipated.
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Clarke Board
Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Noted Virginia county jail release tied to fatal shooting
A law officer said no scuffle occurred before the fatal shooting of Dr. Conard. Shanholtz, held on a drunken driving charge from Frederick County, had been released a week earlier from Bland Car Farm where he served for habitual drunkenness. Sheriff DeHaven reported Conard knew members of the McFarland family, and the investigation continues with a $10,000 bond for Shanholtz. Dr. Conard, born 1921 in Hardy County, was a Westinghouse mechanic and World War II veteran. Burial at Green Lane Cemetery, Delray, Va. Funeral at Delray Christian Church.
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Oenallagh Co
Ward
Frederick County
Shanholtz
White Gate
Douglass
Hill
Conard
DeHaven
McFarland
Mr. Conard
Hardy County
W. Va
Virgie Ellen Oates
Charles Conard
Westinghouse Corp
II. Va
Bertha Ramey
Flint Hill
George Oates
Wilmington
Del
William Oates
Chester
Vernie Dunstan
Stephens City
James Oates
Modena
Jeff Oates
Betty Walters
Oates
Stephens
Lillie Orndorff
Wardensville
Jula Conard
Clearbrook
Delray Christian Church
Delray
Funeral Home
Green Lane Cemetery
Historic Cold War Telegram Link Signals Key Messages
A continued discussion outlines a secret telegraphic channel between Kennedy and Khrushchev. Attendants at the White House and Joint Chiefs area monitor bilingual communications, with a ringing bell signaling incoming messages and nightly telegram tickets.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
White House
Joint of Staff
Pekan
Viet Nam Crisis Frays US French Roles and Buddhist Strife
Policymakers weigh Vietnam risks as Diem government clashes with Buddhist and student factions. The United States criticizes government actions toward Buddhists while fearing steps that could undercut anti guerrilla operations and widen regional tensions with France seeking influence.
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Southeast Asia
France
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
U.S
Viet Nam war toll rises as two Americans die in crash
The two Americans killed when a banana-shaped H21 helicopter crashed 30 miles northwest of Saigon bring U S fatalities in action since December 1961 to 54 and total deaths to 99 including accidents. Three other Americans were wounded in the incident near Tay Ninh while lifting Vietnamese troops for a raid near the Cambodian border.
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Minnst
U.S
Saigon
Tay Ninh
N.Y. Educator to Direct Prince Edward School Project
Nassau County educator Nel Sullivan will lead the Prince Edward free school project in Richmond. He will help convert a 12 grade system, supervise three leased schools, and organize a faculty for a fall opening amid ongoing court cases and racial desegregation efforts.
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N.Y
Prince Edward School
Richmond (Ap
Nassau c and
N. Y
Fred Troistion
Ra Edward
Richmond News
Nel Sullivan
Hempstead
Nassau County
Long Island
Prince Edward
Prince Edward’s
Justice Department
William van den Heuvel
Sullivan
Maine
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Prince Edward County
Two Chiefs of State as Reliable Communication Method
The text argues that direct leadership by both chiefs of state provided the most reliable communication. It notes that even with interpreters language misunderstandings could arise in critical moments, risking miscommunication.
Submarine to Study North Arkansas Lakes Fish Behavior
In a 10 year study, the Fish and Wildlife Service will employ a two man submarine to observe fish in the large lakes of nearby north Arkansas.
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West Plains, Mo
Fish and Wildlife Service
Big Lakes
North
Arkansas
Ocean City curfew roundup nets 49 arrests on boardwalk
In Ocean City Maryland police and state troopers dispersed a crowd of about 500 teens after midnight curfew violations. Forty nine youths were arrested for curfew breaches with seven charged additionally with disorderly conduct. Bail ranged from zero to 144 dollars. eighteen could not pay. Some detainees were jailed in Ocean City or Berlin due to full local cells.
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Ocean City
Maryland
James B. Robbins
Berlin
Jack Phillips
Charleston Breaks Race Bar in Desegregation Quietly
In Charleston South Carolina the first public school desegregation below college level occurred with 123 Negro students entering formerly white classes at two high schools and a grammar school. Police and FBI presence at schools contrasted with Little Rock turmoil of 1957 as teachers aided students and white classmates largely refrained from hostility. The move follows recent federal action and marks a pivotal shift with Mississippi and Alabama still facing secondary level integration.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Charleston
Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi
Alabama
FBI
de Cerolina
Paul Fair
Neganl Riley
Memphis
Tenn
I County School Board
Food Poisoning Suspected After Two Children Die in Missouri
Webb City report says two children died and a third in the family was critically ill from possible food poisoning or bacterial infection. Five more children from another Carl Junction family were rushed to Carthage hospital with vomiting and diarrhea. two hospitalized, others released.
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Webb City
Carl Junction
Carthage
Ronald Wayne Allenbaugh
Terry Eugene Allenbaugh
Harry Asbury
Allenbaugh
Terry
Jane Chinn Hospital
Rea
Cheryl Rea
Wi Fuhr
Weather Summary for Galle City Shows Rainfall Averages
The report lists rainfall figures for Galle, noting yearly total around 36.91 inches and monthly averages over the last 50 years. Paraphrased monthly totals range from February 2.13 to July 3.90 inches, with December at 2.40 inches.
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Galle
Forecast at La Fair and cooler outlook
Forecast at La Fair calls for cooler conditions with highs in the 70s. The outlook for Monday remains mild with decreasing temperatures and light winds.
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la Fair
Stays in Madrid with three other students defy Cuba ban
Christopher Todd Stuart 22, son of Dr E C Stuart, was among 59 American students who traveled to Cuba despite a State Dept ban. He stayed in Madrid with three others and did not return Thursday. His father expects a passport suspension on return. Stuart has traveled widely and supported himself as a seaman. He attended Episcopal High School and Cambridge School.
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U.S
Hi Cabot Lodge
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Lance
Washington
United States
Vatican
Paul VI
Saigon
Viet Nam
Vatican Radio
Young Stuart
Madrid
Spain
Stuart
Tey Group
Harvard
Cuba
Seine Seekey
State Dept
Christopher
Central America
Mexico
Europe
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Cambridge School
Weston
Mass
Union Oil chairman William Lyman Stewart Jr. dies at 66
William Lyman Stewart Jr., 66, chairman of the board of Union Oil Co., died Friday in a hospital. Cause of death was not immediately determined. His grandfather, Lyman Stewart, helped found Union Oil.
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Los Angeles
William Lyman Stewart Jr
Board
Union Oil Co
Lyman Stewart
Union Oil
Rain and Warmth Define Final Summer Weekend Across Regions
Rainfall and balmy temperatures marked August's departure as the holiday weekend brought 60s and 70s across most of America. Central and eastern states saw 50s and 60s with isolated 80s in parts of Texas and the desert Southwest. Showers and cooler air moved into the northern Appalachians while the Gulf Coast counted rainfall totals, including 1.88 inches in Mobile and 2.87 inches in Abilene.
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Associated Press
America
Texas
Desert
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Abilene
Tex
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Mrs. van Meter Hack
Darrell Petrie
Nolan Brim
Robert Boyd
Carl Welton
Joseph Funk
Stanley Shackelford
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Miss Mary Jones
David Bennet
F. M. Wray
Margaret Gilkerson Wray
Opede M. Wray
Charlottesville
Wray
Romney
Edwin M. and
Coxe Od Gilorm
Commonwealth
Clarke County
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Patrick Henry
New York and
Vermont
Rt. 50
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Merlian
Mary A. Jones
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Smalts Florists
CALE
du Pont
Ohn W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St. MO
DuPont Paints
Woon’s
N. Cameron
GALL
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Front Royal
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