Obituary Notice for Arthur eee in Winchester
Funeral service for Arthur eee to be held Friday at 2 p.m. Omps Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Harless presiding. Burial in National Cemetery. Survivors include three step brothers Barley McDaniel Gore James McDaniel Haysfield and Charles McDaniel Washington.
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Arthur’ Eee
Omps
Charles Harless
National Cemetery
Suvivors
Barley McDaniel
Gore
James McDaniel
Haysfield
Charles McDaniel
Washington
Sae Road
Omps Funeral Home ‘Burial
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Armacost Promoted by Doubleday
Ivan Armacost named assistant plant manager at Doubleday Berryville after starting in 1955 at Hanover. He will handle Berryville accounting and shipping, oversee staff, and assist with plant controls. He and his wife Betty with two children live in Winchester.
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Berryville
Ivan Armacost
Ant
Doubleday & Company
George R. Lakie
Mr. Armacost
Lake
Hanover
Armacost
Betty
Winchester
Bullets Enter Gibson School Twice in Week
The former Gibson Elementary School suffered a second shooting this week as 22 caliber bullets shattered a classroom window near the library. County schools official Aylor and Sheriff’s deputies investigated, noting workmen found no new damage Monday and a caretaker checked the building Friday.
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Gibson School
Gibson
Robert E. Aylor
Ayler
Aylor
James V. Hutton, Jr
Sheriff cites east-side gunfire in classroom incident
Sheriff Robert L. De Haven said all shots appeared to come from fields east of the building. He noted a single bullet found on the classroom floor yesterday may or may not have come from the same gun as the earlier shots, with the origin not yet established.
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Robert L. de Haven
Crowser
Armstrong Building
Thant Agrees To Serve Another Term
The Security Council will today recommend re election of U Thant as secretary general after his agreement to serve another term. The 121 nation General Assembly is expected to ratify later and Thant will deliver an acceptance statement. Thant previously hinted at leaving when his first term ended Nov 3.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U Thant
United Nations
General Assembly
Thant
Thant Declines Second Term In Surprise Move
Thant announced on September 1 that he would not seek another term as U N secretary general. Critics believed his departure would jeopardize peace talks on Viet Nam and worsen the U N financial deficit estimated between 30 and 50 million dollars. He agreed to stay until the General Assembly ends around December 20.
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General Assembly
Thant
Viet Nam
United Nations
Quint Near Death in Pittsburgh Ailing Infant
AP reports 6 day old quintuplet Roni Sue Aronson at Magee Women's Hospital is gravely ill with brain damage after a convulsion and breathing trouble. Doctor says outlook is almost hopeless and she may not survive the day.
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Pittsburgh
Roni Sue Aronson
Lee Bass
Magee Women’s Hospital
Roni Sue
Karl Tangeman Heads Stonewall Ruritan Club
Karl Tangeman was installed as president of the Stonewall District Ruritan Club at the annual ladies Night and installation of officers last night at Stonewall School. Robert Solenberger was named vice president Rudolph Martin secretary William Beatty treasurer Joe Cunningham Sam Tomlinson and Ed Butler Sr directors. Retiring Lonnie Shank will also serve as director for one year.
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Karl Tangeman
Stonewall District Ruritan Club
Stonewall School
Robert Solenberger
Rudolph Martin
William Beatty
Joe Cunningham
Sam Tomlinson
Ed Butler, Sr
Lonnie Shank
Leesburg Plane Crash Likely Caused by Pilot Error
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruling ties the April crash near Leesburg to Ben O Meara failing to keep proper speed during a loop. No evidence of mechanical failure found in the refurbished P 51 that went down eight miles east of Leesburg near Lincoln. O Meara, 28, famed Virginia horseman with 170 horses on a 155 acre estate, was a trainer and rider with noted Open Jump champions and Madison Square Garden show history.
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Washington
Virginia
Ben O’meara
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Leesburg
Lincoln
O’meara
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Fire fueled losses at multiple buildings with few records saved
Fire gutted Aerosol and Crowser sites while Patton’s Furniture and Moving faced lighter damage. Police report the Armstrong firm suffered a major loss between forty and fifty thousand dollars with plans to reopen soon. Clowser secured a temporary warehouse as investigators search for missing files.
Weather Summary for Friday December 2
Today shows a low 12 to 18 degrees with a high in the 30s on Saturday. Sunday brings some cloudiness and cold as northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph persist. Sunset today is 4 51 p.m. Moonrise tonight at 14 p.m. Quater Dec 5.
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Ots
Poe
Pentagon requests 10900 February draft selection
The Pentagon called for a February draft of 10,900 men, the lowest monthly mandate since March 1965, with January cut from 27,600 to 16,600. McNamara says the US is nearing a manpower and defense production leveling off point ahead of future needs.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
United States
Army
Unemployment Rate Dips to 3.7 Percent in November
The Labor Department reports the 1966 unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent, matching its November low for the year. Total employment rose by 300000 to a record 75 million, while 265000 sought work. Temporary hiring on election day inflated short term figures.
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Washington
Labor Department
Wall Street Opens Cautiously After Four Losses
Wall Street tempered losses with fractional gains and declines in moderate trading. No clear trend emerged as the AP average of 160 stocks fell .8 to 290.4 while Big three automakers rose slightly and airlines faced mixed results amid a credit restraint easing signal from the Federal Reserve.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Big Three
Eastman Kodak
Xerox
New York Central
Pan American World Airways
United Air Lines
American Airlines
IBM
Sperry Rand
American Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
American Stock Exchange
Virginia 1966 traffic toll rises with three new deaths
The Associated Press reports three more fatalities in Virginia increasing the 1966 traffic toll to 991. Ray W. Hail ey, 18, of Mechanicsville died when his car hit a bridge abutment on the Richmond Henrico Turnpike. William Sigel Rollins, 27, of Bowling Green perished in a two car crash on State Route 721 near Bowling Green in Caroline County. Betty Mattie Fullen, 52, of Meadowview died from injuries in a November crash near Abingdon.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond
Ray W. Hailey
Mechanicsville
Richmond-Henrico
Bowling Green
William Sigel Rollins
Caroline County
Abingdon
Betty Mattie Fullen
Meadowview
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Onweed
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Dete
Great Lakes
Plateaus
Plains
Rockies
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Joyeux
Noel
C&s
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J. V
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Boscawen St
Stonewall Ruritan Club
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Ore
Rapid City
Godfrey Fields
Crowser Firm
George P. Duane, Jr
Virginia Aerosol
E. W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Clowser
E. Cecil St
Everging
Duane
Sunipet
N. Cameron St
A Pidduc of Pittsburgh Plate Glass CO
Asst
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
San Domingo
New Hampshire, N.Y., N.J
Stephen Foster
Horshoes
Athenia
Benjamin Harrison
Angel Gabriel
Farmall
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
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