Obituaries Bring Farewells Across Winchester Area
Obituaries for Martin Steele Minnie McKeever E. W. Kerns Jessie Moss fill the Winchester area notices. Steele of Route 5 Winchester died in Purgitsville with service at Romney funeral home and burial in Arlington. Other notices include Minnie McKeever and E Win ton Kerns services at Jones and Red Land churches with pallbearers named. Burial at Lamps Cemetery and Woodlawn follow.
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Martin C
Jack) Steele
Winchester
Purgitsville
W. Va
Mr. Steele
James
Amanda O'Neil Steele
Methodist Church
Ruth Clinehinst Steele
Romney
James , Steele
Burlington
Robert.c. Steele
Theda Stackhowski
Baltimore
Denah J, Barb
Washington
Maude Burke
Flat Rock
Ala
May Moore
Chattanooga
Tenn
Isaac Steele
Shaffer
Warren Shields
First Baptist Church of
Arlington National Cemetery
Minnie V. McKeever
Jones Funeral Home
A. J. Moreau, Jr
Edward C. Carpenter
Grover C. Carper
Levine C. Barr
Warren L. Driver
Clayton E. Pingley
T. Newton Cather
Lamps Cemetery
E. Winton Kerns
Cross Junction
Red Land Methodist Church
Whitacre
Daniel C. Agnew
John Ray Hinkle
Joshua Place
Robert Tinsman
Marvin Grove
John Dick Whitacre
Paul Braithwaite
Eugene Shirley
Woodlawn Cemetery
Jessie Lee Moss
Berryville
Zion Baptist Church
Paul W. Brown
James Reynolds
Clifford Wilson
Robert Gillison
John Gillison
Bid Holmes
Randolph Brooks
Pope's India Visit Draws Huge Crowd at Bombay Airport
The Papal arrival in Bombay drew about 100000 at the airport with 8000 admitted. Police kept order as 2000 surged for views while 16000 policemen protected the 13 mile motorcade to Oval Maidan where 200000 Catholics waited for the congress. The Pope praised India for world peace and greeted Indian leaders and people.
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India
Asia
Bombay
Oval Pak
Oval Park
Death Raises Virginia Toll to 955 in Pittsylvania County
The death of Howard Ray Lewis, 22, of Sutherlin, Pittsylvania County, increased Virginia's highway toll to 955 for today. He died at a Danville hospital after another car skidded into his vehicle on Virginia 729 seven miles east of Danville. Police said Lewis was under his parked car at the time of the collision making repairs.
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Associated Press
Thant Wins Delay in U N Crisis At United Nations
The U N General Assembly, delayed twice, opens amid a low risk plan to limit early weeks to noncontroversial issues. Thant’s patience helps unite the United States and Soviet Union on a possible solution to unpaid peacekeeping dues and voting rights. A 21 nation committee will seek a financial compromise and a path to resume normal business. Delegates admit Malta, Zambia and Malaw i as new members bringing total to 115. The Soviets initially resisted but acquiesced Tuesday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
U Thant
Thant
General Assembly
Middle East
U.S
Assembly
Malawal
Malta
Zambia
U.N
United Nations
Senate hearings detail kickback scheme tied to DC stadium funding
Former insurance man Don Reynolds testified before the Senate Rules Committee that a $25,000 payoff from a District of Columbia Stadium construction contract flowed into the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund. He described acting as broker for Matthew McCloskey and Baker, with Reynolds receiving a $10,000 bag man fee and a $1,500 handover to McLeod. Baker, previously secretary to Senate Democrats, resigned and faces grand jury scrutiny amid the probe.
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Washington, D.C
Don B. Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Reynolds
Mattthew H. McCloskey
District of Columbia
Kennedy-Johnson
McLeod
Thim
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Lennox P. Mce
Lendon
Williams
McCloskey
South America
Llama
Jefferson and
Wilson
Mulberry
Santa Fe
Stephens City Plans Christmas Tree On Main Street
Stephens City council voted to place the town Christmas tree on Main Street in cooperation with the Lions Club Public Service Committee. The tree will be decorated and lighted between December 12 and 15. A water and sewer rates committee aims to draft a plan to generate revenue to cover bond interest and construction costs for the sewage disposal system, nearing completion this month.
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Stephens City
Main St
Lions Club Public Service Committee
Franklin E. Guess
Richard L. Adams
Grants program challenged over race based school admission policy
A lawsuit seeks to halt grants to Surry children for use in schools that discriminate in admission and education based on race. The tuition grant program faces similar challenge in an omnibus suit against Virginia's freedom of choice plan. A three-judge federal panel will hear the case on December 14.
Districting orders prompt quick legislative action
Districting represented and directed the Assembly to enact valid redistrictings by December. The court ruled that senators and delegates must be elected before the 1966 regular session, cutting in half the senate terms that would have run to 1968. The state appeals the order as lawmakers consider a Senate measure to trigger a special two-year term election if the Supreme Court decision is unfavorable.
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Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
House
Henrico County
Richmond- Henrico
Henrico
del. Crockett Gwyn
Smyth County
Tazewell
Weather Outlook North of Richmond and Snow Likely
Virginia warms up with a low around 32 tonight and light wintry mix possible by morning. Thursday brings higher 40s and rain, with Friday turning mild then colder at night. Five day temps near normal, with warmer Thursday, then a weekend dip and Monday rebound. Some snow or rain expected Thursday Friday and Monday.
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Rockies
Lakes
North Atlantic
Mid- Mississippi
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Tennessee
Gulf
Plateau
Wall Street Opens Slightly Higher After Sharp Loss
The market recovered modestly from a big drop with limited gains. Chicago & Northwestern rose about a point and a half, Sears Roebuck gained nearly two, Chrysler edged up half a point, and Polaroid and Xerox climbed about two, while the AP average slipped 3.1 to 322.5.
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NEW York
Chicago & Northwestern
Sears, Roebuck
Chrysler
Polaroid
Xerox
Police Seek Stolen 1961 Buick In Loudoun Street Theft
City police seek a gray 1961 Buick with Virginia license 748-144 stolen yesterday afternoon from 400 block S Loudoun St. The vehicle is registered to Mrs Thelma Bean of 4068 Loudoun.
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Loudoun St
Virginia
Thelma Bean
Loudoun
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Winchester Evening Star
Martin C. Steele
McKeever Service
Kerns Service
Moss Service
Luella
Hook
Grace Lutheran Church
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts ix Ae
Loudoun Street
Zakir Hussain
Shastri
Hussain
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron
Dain
U.S. Weather Bureau
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Curtis
McLendon
Rey
Nolds
Testimonyg
John J. Williams
R-Del
Quarry
John David Thompson
Center
King Edward Hotel
44Th Street
Broadway
Thompson
Joan W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Tae
Miller’s. Hardware
Wall Street
Spartan
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
Winchester, Vo
E.boscawen ST
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