Obituaries in Winchester Star December 1 1967
Funeral services announced for Catharine Ritter 86 of 219 Jefferson St at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron. Also notices for Harry Kern and Calvin Boyd with services set at Omps Funeral Home Berryville and John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Catharine M. Ritter
Jefferson St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
J. H. Yost
William Hollis
Earl Wood
John W. Webber
E.affleck
Chester A, Riley
Willis Lacy, Jr
Edmund Horgan
Kenneth W. Curl
Russell Holliday
Ralph P. Yount
Thomas Boyd
William H. Miller
T. Kremer
Thomas Kremer
Donald Funk
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Omps
William Eisenberg
L. S. G. Miller
Calvin R. Boyd
Gaylord
John H. Enders
Berryville
T. S. Hogan
William Griffith
Leo Grove
Edward Boyd
Harry Tharpe
Clyde Anders
Eugene Singhass
Green Hill Cemetery
Harry C. Kern
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Board Adopts Wilson Ave Section for Highway System
At the Frederick County Supervisors meeting on November 13 the board adopted a resolution adding a road section known as Wilson Ave from Route 7 to 20 miles north to the secondary highway system. The move follows a study of a request for road improvements from Denny Cole, considered by Assistant Resident Highway Engineer Mr King.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
King
Denny ‘Cole
Rt. 7
Wilson Ave
Youth Meeting Planned in Berryville Church Discusses Cultural Center
The Berryville Presbyterian Youth Fellowship invites Clarke County youths to a Sunday 6 p.m. meeting at the church to discuss activities for the proposed Clarke County Cultural Center. Dr Carleton Singleton will lead the discussion and a sandwich supper will be served.
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The
Berryville
Carleton Singleton
Center
UAW GM Talks Eye Strike Date As Deadline Looms
The UAW and General Motors resumed contract talks this week with a GM strike date to be set by the UAW council. Key issues include erosion of the bargaining unit through automation and the requirement that union committeemen work on their regular jobs. A strike at Chrysler's Detroit shop was avoided with a tentative local agreement. Reuther may skip the AFL-CIO convention, fueling tensions with Meany.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers General Motors Council
UAW
General Motors
Detroit Universal
Chrysler
Union
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
Walter P. Reuther
Federation
George Meany
Reuther
Paul Hall
Labor Federation
Maritime Trades Department
Thant Prepares Peace Appeal Amid Cyprus Crisis
U.N. Secretary General Thant prepares a peace appeal to Greece and Turkey aimed at a face-saving Cyprus settlement. The plan calls for withdrawal of troops, Greek compensation for Turkish Cypriots, and an end to invasion threats, seeking to ease Greek public reaction while leaving core disputes unresolved.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N
U Thant
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Thant
Athens
Ankara
Makarios
Jose Roiz-Bennett
New York
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
NATO
Cyrus Vance
Johnson
Wall Street slips as market only modestly falls
The early trading session showed uneven declines with the Dow Jones at 873.56, down 2.25, while gains appeared in Great Northern Railway and several issue movements. Analysts saw continued consolidation after the recent rally and noted little leadership amid mixed results across sectors.
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New York
Dow Jones
Great Northern Railway
Control Data
Polaroid J
Schering
American Investment Co
Avnet
Standard Oil
California
Nalco Chemical
Corn Products
Ford
Occidental Petroleum
Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals
The five day forecast calls for fair to cold today with lows in the teens to 20s and light northerly winds. Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal Saturday through Wednesday with daytime highs around the 40s and nighttime lows in the 20s. Probability of precipitation Sunday and Wednesday ranges up to three quarters of an inch, heavier in the south. Rainfall data summarize past and average monthly totals, including high variability across years.
Nation marks 82nd month of expansion amid steady growth
The United States posts its 82nd consecutive month of economic expansion with no recession in sight. Army National Guard suspends recruiting of non prior service men to hit an authorized 400000 by next summer, affecting applicants seeking draft avoidance and two years of service. FBI Director Hoover affirms full support to strike forces, rejects cutbacks, while government proposes auto safety standard changes for imports and Rep Holifield pushes electronic voting in the House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army National Guard
Army Guard
Capital Quote Urges UN Approach to Vietnam Issue
Sen. John O. Pastore says the Senate resolution asks President Johnson to bring the parties together and stop shooting. It urges sending the Vietnam issue to the United Nations for discussion and negotiation.
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Associated Press
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Senate
Johnson
United Nations
Debs Gets 10-Year Term Under Espionage Act
During World War I Eugene Debs condemned government sedition prosecutions. He was arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison for violating the Espionage Act.
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Eugene Debs
School merger proposals for joint programs and funding
The text notes consolidation of programs and services among small adjoining school divisions including in service teacher training, special education, vocational education, and other items. It mentions assistance for voluntary mergers, and special consideration for multi-county or multi-city applications for literary and vocational funds when joint fund use is planned.
U.S. Viet Cong Contacts Hint Talks on Coalition Government
Reports indicate embassy Viet Cong contacts amid possible Christmas cease fires or prisoner exchange. Captured documents suggest Viet Cong seeks talks with the United States toward a coalition government for South Vietnam, a move the South Vietnamese leadership rejects. One account says a Bunker meeting was arranged by the CIA, possibly without his knowledge.
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United States
South Vietnam
Bunker
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Brown rat reproduction could explode to 350 million in three years
If unchecked, a single pair of brown rats may yield 350 million offspring within three years, illustrating rapid population growth and potential pest control challenges.
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Ralph A. Chrisman
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American Legion
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A. J
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