Obituaries Share Veterans Service and Civilian Careers
Obituaries note a World War II and Korean War veteran who after retiring from the Army in 1955 worked as a real estate specialist with the Air Force Research and Development command at Andrews AFB and held numerous fringe memberships. Other notices include Marian Baden of Winchester and Thomas W. Cooper of Winchester with family details and funeral arrangements at Fort Myer Chapel Arlington and Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Force
Air Force Research and Development Command
Andrews Air Force Base
Wabash Presciution
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Society of Military Engineers
Indiana Society of Washington
AF & AM of
Wabash
Tokyo
Japan
Shrine of Nile Temple
Seattle
Washington
Wabash American Legion
Artamissa W. McGuire
Harry J. McGuire
Kenneth E. Gray
USN
Fort Myer Chapel
Arlington National Cemetery
Ives
Wilson Blvd
Arlington
Thomas W. Cooper
Holliday Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cooper
Lake City
Utah
David and
Anna Lundberg Cooper
Jimmie Mae Nelms
Reno
Nev
U.S. Air Force
Later Day Saints Church
F. and A.M. Lodge No
Morristown
Tenn
Charles E. Nelms
Winchester
Glenn M. Cooper
Provo
Frank Cooper
Novato
Calif
Jones Funeral Home
Apple maggot native to United States and eastern Canada
The apple maggot or railroad worm is identified as a native species of the United States and eastern Canada, indicating its regional origin and distribution within North America.
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United States
City Officials Attend Conference With University of Virginia
Mayor William M. Battaile and five councilmen were set to return today from the conference at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Attending were Councilmen W. W. Baker Stewart Bell Jr Julian Armel B Dutton Jr and Roy W Bayliss Jr. The event is part of the Institute for City and Town Councilmen and Mayors which opened Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Battaile
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Battaile
W. W. Baker
Stewart Bell, Jr
Julian Armel
B. Dutton, Jr
Roy W. Bayliss
Market declines dampened by talk of low mood and policy risks
The stock market stagnated as investors faced tight money high rates Vietnam wage and price control risks and a weak pound. The Dow fell over 220 points from its February high signaling a 24 year low and prompting comments from Curtis and others on continued confusion. Former President Truman warned of a possible depression while President Johnson disagreed.
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Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Two Women Pass Bad Checks at Local Stores
Sheriff reports two women passed bad checks at multiple Ward Plaza stores last week. One suspect identified as Donna Astley, about 20, white, 5'7" 110 lb, claimed to be Front Royal’s only sign painter. an older accomplice, 45-50, 5'6" 175 lb, wore glasses. Several checks ranged from 22 to 68 dollars. one account opened with 25 dollars. Stores learned of fraud when checks were returned by the bank.
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Ward Plaza
Winchester
Donna Astley
Royal
Powell Seeks $95 Billion Push for Black Economic Equality
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell urges a decade long $95 billion effort to elevate Black Americans to parity in jobs education and housing. He proposes a single empowered official to coordinate federal programs and a doubled annual spend on retraining development and poverty programs plus a dedicated slum clearance fund.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Sargent Shriver
Powell
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
W. Willard Wirtz
Shriver
Senate
New York Democrat
Union Convention Reelects Pat Jennings In 9th District
W Pat Jennings seeks reelection in the 9th while Del Clive L Duvall I targets Republican Joel Broyhill in the 10th Delates avoid House race stands in 4th 6th 7th COPE committee sets policy Julian Carper named state VP to serve next year replacing Harold Boyd who resigns from post with 10 years service Boothe deficit appeal seeks funds from supporters to erase 18 000 deficit Labor bloc backed Boothe in Byrd race defeat
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W. Pat Jennings
del. Clive L. Duvall I
Joel Broyhill
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Julian Carper
Harold Boyd
Richmond
Boyd
Carper
Brewster Snow
Armis L. Boothe
Labor Organization
Boothe
Sen
Byrd
Desi Arnaz Arrested After Threatening Shots
Desi Arnaz was arrested in Del Mar California on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after firing two shots toward a parked car near his home. No one was hurt and he posted bail of 1100 dollars after booking at the San Diego jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Desi Arnaz
Sheriff's Deputies
Arnaz
Lucille Ball
del Mar
Max Justice Justice
John W. Bovee
Rancho Santa Fe
Andrew Capp
Baby Will Be A First for House of Lords
The Countess of Erroll, 40, a hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland, says her fourth child is due in November. She notes it may be a record as the first peeress to have a baby after taking her seat in the House of Lords.
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House of Lords
London
Countess of Erroll
Scotland
Lords
Erroll
Rainfall Totals and Averages for August and Yearly Trends
Rainfall figures show August ending at 1.47 inches. The year to date in 1966 is 18.01 inches. The 53 year average is 36.56 inches per year. Monthly averages listed: January 2.42, February 2.18, March 3.10, April 3.14, May 3.68, June 3.70, July 3.88, August 3.77, September 2.68, October 8.11, November 2.55, December 2.31 inches.
County Deputies At Conference
Frederick County Deputy Sheriffs Lacy Anderson and Ronald Government Officials attend a conference at the University of Vir. Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven said the event started Monday and will end tonight.
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Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Ronald
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Robert L. DeHaven
Desegregation Clash Shakes New Orleans Parish Leader
Leander Perez faces federal pressure as Pia Parish moves toward desegregation with Negro and white students in several grades amid injunctions. The 76 year old, excommunicated shortly after opposing desegregation, leads a region long known for hardline segregation as courts order expansion of desegregated classrooms to grades two and nine and potential wider efforts.
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New Orleans
Pia
Leander Perez
Perez
Stocky
Fore Parish
U.S. Dist
Herbert v. Christenberry
Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic
Burns
Christenberry
U S planes hit Viet Cong camps in southwest Saigon area
U S forces reported destroying or damaging 47 cargo areas and killing 3 Viet Cong during a follow up sweep 40 miles southwest of Saigon. Troops took two prisoners and seized large amounts of rice amid the operation targeting areas previously hit by BS2e Tweeday.
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Saigon
Tweeday
Weekend Larcenies Hit County Facility and Vending
Two weekend burglaries reported tore a pay phone from the wall and emptied it. Two soft drink vending machines were broken and cash removed. A county office building contribution box was robbed and coins taken. Miss Agnes Shirley notes the Community lounge is funded by the board and maintained by HDC with funds from county women. The mite box was ripped from the wall during lunch, requiring repairs and a new box.
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Duncan
Agnes Shirley
County Home Demonstration
Community Women’s Lounge
Home Demonstration Clubs
Shirley
Board of Supervisors
HDC
Miss Shirley
Desegregation of St Bernard Parish Schools Achieved
The desegregation of St Bernard Parish public schools was completed on Tuesday. With this, no parish adjoining Plaquemines remains with school segregation in force.
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St. Bernard Parish
Plaquemines
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Wesmesnar
Avcome
Harry McGuire
Mrs
Marian Baden
Marian Sturgis Baden
John A. Baden
Christ Episcopal
St. Matthews Episcopal Seat Pleasant
William E. Leary
C. Earle Catterton
Walter M. Leech
Littleton R. Stewart
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street Dial
Exhjoy
Win W. Rosenberger & Company
Jih
U.S. Weather Buurea
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Great Basin
Carolina Coast
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Central Plains
Cain
Sir Walter Scott
Arthur, Inc. Insurance
Boscawen St
Associated Press
Bismarck
Clowry
Boise
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louieville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Dihmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Frah
U.S
Glaize && Bro
N. Cameron St
PTO
Myers
C.J. Brumback & Sons, Inc
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