Obituary for Minnie V. McKeever at 89 in Winchester area
Minnie V. McKeever age 89 died today at the home of her son Carl Bayliss Route 2 near Chambersville. She was born November 26 1875 in Frederick County widow of John R y and a Round Hill Presbyterian Church member. Survived by children Harry McKeever Earl Lee Bayliss Carl Bayliss Amiel Crowster Roy W Bayliss and others. 22 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home with Rev A J Moreau. Burial Lamps Cemetery.
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Minnie V. McKeever
Carl Bayliss
Chambersville
McKeever
Frederick County
John R. Y
Round Hill Presbyterian
Harry McKeever
Earl Lee McKeever
Winchester
Clarence Bayliss
E. E. Bayliss
Amiel Crowster
Roy W. Bayliss
Kernstown
Goldie Orndorff
Harry Brown
Samuel Dick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lee Smith
Norman Smith
Raymond Bayliss
Jones Funeral Home
A. J. Moreau
Lamps Cemetery
Luella Smalls Hook
Mapelwood
Hook
Rockingham County
Newton M
Kate Baker Smalls
Isaiah P. Hook
Grace Lutheran Church
Frances H. Grim
Woodland Ave
Leola Lupton
Leonard W.cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
William E. Eisenberg
Rebecca Jane Owens
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Owens
Jackson F
Mary Adams Parker
Byrd Wesley Owens
Ebenezer Christian Church
Loring Light
Emanuel W.owens
Arnold T. Sirbaugh
Conrad DeHaven, Sr
Irene Elizabeth Owens
Elizabeth Ann Owens
Lynette Paige -DeHaven
Omps
L. L. Shreck
Ebenezer Cemetery
Gore
Funeral services and obituaries from Winchester area
Funeral services were held for Newton Ball at Guildfield Baptist Church in Millwood with pallbearers named. Lucid details include widow Luella Smalls Hook's death at Mapelwood Nursing Home and a Grace Lutheran Church funeral for Rebecca Jane Owens. Survived relatives and burial plans noted.
Virginia redistricting plan faces opposition over county changes
Delegates attacked a proposed three senator map linking Portsmouth Chesapeake and Virginia Beach as discriminatory. Speakers urged keeping Powhatan Cumberland in the 11th District and resisted moving them to Albemarle Charlottesville Greene Madison Fluvanna. Calls also pushed to stay in the 4th District and fought Southwest and Northern Neck adjustments. Del. Hutcherson urged Patrick Henry Pittsylvania Danville Martinsville as district. A July 30 1964 note recalls a New England canal inauguration event.
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Nathan B. Hutcherson
Franklin County
Patrick-Henry-Pittsylvania
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Cambodia vows break with US if attacked again
A Viet Nam era report notes Cambodia would sever relations with the United States immediately if attacked anew. An air crash near Saigon leaves a U S pilot safe after bailout. a Vietnamese observer in the aircraft is missing feared dead. Buddhist protests in South Vietnam surge amid unrest surrounding Premier Tran Van Huong.
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Patterson Firemen Hold Second Apple Blossom Meeting
The 1964 Patterson fire department held the second of two Apple Blossom Festival meetings at the hotel last night presiding over the session. The first gathering was the Communities Participation dinner at 6 30.
Zond 2 Mars probe and Mariner 4 mission context
The report discusses Zond 2 and Mariner 4 as competing 1962 Mars probes. It notes Zond 2's launch from Cape Kennedy and its aim to photograph Mars from about 8 000 miles, while Mariner 4 targets a 259 day trip.
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Mars Probe Race Highlights Framed by Favorable Window
Zond 2 and United States Mariner 4 launches occurred within days of each other as earth and Mars align for a rare trajectory window. Tass notes Zond 2’s multistage boost and near expected Mars approach while NASA confirms the window opened before it closed.
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AWOL Army Sergeant Surrenders in Reno
Army Sgt. Robert L. Johnson, 43 with 22 years service at the Pentagon courier transfer station, turned himself in to civilian authorities in Reno after disappearing from his post since October 2. The Pentagon said no classified material was missing. Johnson, a Las Vegas native, surrendered to police last Wednesday and was moved to the Presidio in San Francisco before potential transfer to Fort Meade. He lived with his wife and two children in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Deadlock over U.N. membership vote and Soviet stance
United States seeks delay to allow talks on peacekeeping and future Art 19 issues, while the Soviet Union refuses postponement and threatens to quit if its vote is lost. Gromyko and Rusk criticized each other as discussions on bomber reductions and trade proposals continued without progress.
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Seven Siblings Die in East Baltimore Fire Arson Suspected
A fire in East Baltimore killed seven siblings. Police arrested their husband Kenneth A. Smith at a bar about five hours later and charged him with arson. Court records show Marian Smith had sworn a warrant charging him with assault threats.
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Petition Approval For Detention Home In Augusta County
Augusta County Supervisors unanimously approve a petition urging state legislators to locate a regional juvenile detention home in the county. Local opposition cites spending on schools over detention facilities amid withdrawal of several counties from plans.
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Virginia
David Showker, Jr
Virginia Weather Outlook With Rain Likely Next
The forecast for Virginia calls for clear skies tonight with a low of 15 to 20. Wednesday will be fair and warmer than today, with rain possible on Thursday.
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Record Cold Sweeps Southland Breaking Dec 1 Low
The Associated Press reports record cold across the Southland as arctic air drags through the Rockies. Tampa airport hits 33 degrees, a Dec 1 record low, with Columbus Ohio 7, Nashville 17, Raleigh 15. Peliston Michigan 12 below. Marquette 7 below, Key West 61. snow blankets Rochester Syracuse Buffalo. Adirondacks see varied readings from 3 above to 22 in NYC.
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Wall Street extends sixth straight decline on mixed results
The New York market fell for a sixth day with moderate activity. Steels and motor stocks led losses while Chrysler rose. Du Pont, Xerox and IBM gained amid a generally wavering session. AP index dropped 2.3 to 325.6 from yesterday.
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Bonn Pledges Wheat Price Cut in Exchange for Farm Aid
West Germany moved to reduce its wheat price from 3.20 to 2.99 dollars per bushel effective July 1967 in return for 525 million dollars in three year compensation to farmers. The six nation Common Market reaction was cool while France urged talks to proceed. The commission had proposed 2.91 dollars and 140 million a year in aid. Ministers warned the overall cost could be prohibitive.
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Baltimore Livestock: Sluggish Cattle Trade and Steady Hogs
Receipts show cattle limited at Baltimore market, hindering tests of trade. Hogs totals reach 250 with barrows and gilts moderately active and steady. US 1 and 2 weights 190-230 lbs fetch 16.25 to 16.50. US 1-3 at 180-230 lbs bring 16.00 to 16.25, 230-240 lbs 15.75-16.00, some US 2 and 3 at 240-270 lbs 15.00-15.75. Lows US 1-3 at 300-400 lbs 12.00-12.75, US 2 and 3 at 400-500 lbs.
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