Obituary notices update three area residents
Funeral services were held for Lena Murphy Ayres Flack 83 of Rt 3 with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Also noted were funeral services for Rowland Brumback Fisher 58 and Gertrude E Whitacre 83, with multiple survivors listed and services at Omps Funeral Home, Strasburg Presbyterian Church, and East Funeral Home Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Murphy Ayres Flack
Rt. 3
Omps Funeral
Ge Eye
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Ronald Coffman
Thomas Kessinger
Ronald McCreery
Joe McCreery
Roger Pennington
Dirk Delamore
Rowland Brumback Fisher
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fisher
Lynchburg
John Homer
Bertha Brumback Fisher
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Strasburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Fisher
Spotsylvania
Shenandoah
Madison
Henrico
Farm Security Administration
Department of Agriculture
Elizabeth Earle
John A. Fisher
Joseph R. Fisher
George A. Pasquet
Fayetteville
N.C
Harry M. Crim
Carlyle Huffman
Malcolm Brumback
Julian Everly
G. Louis Stickley
William Spence
Alexander Earle
J.W. Fisher
E.L. Hopewell
Gertrude E. Whitacre
Woodlyn Terrace
Baltimore
Omps
Irvin L. Stonesi
Woodlawn
Whitacre
Lena M. Flack
Dean Ribble Obituary at 72 From University of Virginia
Frederick Deane Goodwin Ribble retired dean of the University of Virginia School of Law has died at 72 in Front Royal. He led the law school from 1939 to 1963, taught constitutional law until 1966, and held posts with the ABA and UNESCO. He is survived by a son and four sisters. funeral at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Frederick — Deane Goodwin Ribble
University of Virginia School of Law
Ribble
Law School
Front Royal Hospital
U.S
John Marshall
Culpeper
College of William and Mary
University of Virginia
Columbia University
Virginia Bar Association
American Law School Association
American Bar Association
National Commission
Unesco
Frederick Goodwin Ribble
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
University Cemetery
Minor Wind Storm Causes Light Area Damage
The wind storm yesterday and today caused light damage with downed trees contacting cables but no major issues. Potomac Edison reports power restored after outages, Clarke County saw a tree on Powhatan School lines, and a large porch mat at Omps Funeral Home was blown loose and moved about 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doyle
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Potomac Edison
Clarke County
Powhatan School
Siler
Wendell Seldon
Richard Funk
New Omps
Rt. 50 West
Forage and Fruit Awards Banquet Set with Maurice B Rowe
Virginia agriculture commissioner Maurice B Rowe will speak at the Quality Forage and Fruit Awards banquet on December 16 at 6 30 p m at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. He will discuss Breaking the Agricultural Sound Barrier as contest winners are announced and cash awards presented. reservations are due to John T Wolfe by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice B. Rowe
Virginia
Sheriff Hunt for Jesse James Gang Across Twelve States
The Jesse James gang faced pursuit by sheriffs, posses and Pinkerton detectives in more than 100 counties across 12 states. They targeted banks trains railways and stagecoaches and were linked to several killings while evading capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Pinkerton
South Viet troopers press into jungle stronghold
Saigon reports infantry with U S air support advancing into a major Viet Cong base 140 miles southwest of Saigon. One South Vietnamese soldier was killed and six wounded as clashes continued through the initial days of the operation.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Gulf of Siam
Rach Gia
Woltz hears four appeals from prior convictions
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Robert K. Woltz presided over appeals of four men from lower court convictions. Orless Earl Funk's DUI trial was continued to January 1971. a show cause order was issued against his attorney for a no-show. Daniel Clark Rogers had speeding upheld and fined $25 while a no registration charge was found innocent. Leonard J. Ruh failed to appear and awaits January term. Henry D. Berg had two charges nolled and two pled guilty with $800 in fines. Freddie Richard Welsh had two charges nolled and two guilty with $125 in fines plus costs. remaining charges of no operator’s license and no inspection sticker were upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Robert K. Woltz
Orless Earl Funk
Orchard Ave
Funk
Marshall G. Jenkins
Fairfax
Daniel Clark Rogers
Bloomery Star
Leonard J. Ruh
Union
N.J
Ruh
Henry D. Berg
Rt. 6
Nolle
Freddie Richard Welsh
Loudoun St
My Lai case witnesses clash over immunity and rights
Attorney for Meadle argues the general immunity writ is meaningless while Judge Kennedy says military courts hold jurisdiction. CBS footage shows Calley testimony claiming he fired into a ditch and killed villagers, including women and children. Meadle and Boyce recount stress and pressure from Army interrogators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kesler
Meadle
United States
Kennedy
Kesler
CBS
Calley
Boyce
My Lai
Senate Stops SST Program In Its Tracks
The Senate voted 52 to 41 to kill 290 million dollars in federal SST subsidies, derailing Nixon's supersonic transport plan. Backers vow to seek partial salvage in a House Senate conference, but leaders say the chance of approval now is slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Senate
House
U.N. Report Links Portuguese Troops to Guinea Invasion
A five nation U N mission reports 350 to 400 Portuguese troops with white officers led an invasion of Guinea on November 22 in Conakry from ships manned mainly by white soldiers. The Security Council weighs a resolution condemning Portugal over the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Guinea
Five-Nation Mission
Conakry
Security Council
Portugal
Minor Fires Reported by Winchester Fire Department
Winchester firemen battled two small blazes today with no major damage. The first alarm at 10 25 a m sent units to 1023 Conway Street for an overheated oil stove fire. A second alarm at 10 45 a m was for a car fire on Fairfax Lane damaging the vehicle.
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Winchester
Conway St
Fairfax Lane
Rusk Urges Tough Stand Against Kidnappers
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Atlanta news conference that governments must resist politically motivated kidnappers even if lives are endangered. He cited the James Cross case in Montreal and warned acceding to demands could invite further abductions. Rusk, a University of Georgia professor, spoke during an alumni gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Dean Rusk
Rusk
James Cross
Montreal
Cuba
Canada
Cross
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Weather summary for Virginia with rainfall figures
Clear tonight and fair Saturday with low 20s to 30s and highs in the 50s Rain chances small. Extended outlook shows Sunday rain possible in the north then fair rest of the period with cooler days and nights. Rain totals include 14 inches in past 24 hours and December to date 14 inches. January through December five year totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Poster Child Won't Be Photographed with Nixon
Roberta Scott a 13 year old Wichita poster child for the National Association of Retarded Children will not have her picture taken with President Nixon. The first black NARC poster girl, Roberta will be replaced in 1971 with a new poster girl in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Roberta Scott
National Association of Retarded Children
Nixon
Roberta
NARC
Joe Brooke
Wichita-Sedgwick County Association For Retarded Children
Brooke
Huey Scott
Fred Wieting
White House
Bill Kays
Robert Dole
R-Kan
35 Va. Hunting Accidents So Far
Virginia reports 35 hunting accidents this season with five fatalities. Safety officer J N Kerrick cites short range, open cover, and good visibility as common factors. Twelve accidents involved hunters mistaken for game. nine were safety related. Deer bear and turkey kills are up. daily coot bag limit is 15 with 30 in possession, not 10 and 20 as previously stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commission
J. N. Kerrick
Dow Dips as Wall Street pausing rally prompts profit taking
Wall Street stalls after a 10 day rally with the Dow down 3.29 to 805.24 by 10:30 am as many stocks declined on the NYSE. Analysts cite mild profit taking and cautious investor stance ahead of President Nixon's Friday speech. Boeing stock activity remains uncertain as the Senate moves to scrap federal aid for the SST program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Boeing
Senate
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Flack Service
Rowland B. Fisher
Whitacre Service
John Douglas Rubeck
Boonsboro
Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Mr. Rubeck
Ernest S
Anna Mae Stillwell Rubeck
Washington County
Board of Education
Grace United Methodist Church of
Friendship Men’s Bible
Helen E. Minnich Rubeck
Holland C. Burgan
Paul M. Caton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thurmond E. Lewis
Olivia R. Reedy
Miami
Fla
Richard Myers
Upton
East Funeral Home
LaVerne Rohrbaugh
Boonsboro Cemetery
Arge
ODS Funeral Home
Amherst St
DIAL
Gertrude
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mesotern
Levis
Bernard IF
Groves
Boscawen St
Homelite
C.J. Brumback
N. Cameron St
Saw Buying
Dean Ribble
Maurice Rowe
Vote
Truban
State
Fred. Co
Republican
Donald Baughman
Treas
Phnom Penh
Woltz
Christmas Burton
Washington
Associated Press
Albany
Rein
Mindianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Rain
Ptnd
Ore
Clear
Rapid City
Cloudy
Brasilia
Brazil
Arizona
Athens
Lloyd Bucher
Sicily
Florida
Idaho
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris
Golaize & Bro
Pittsburgh Paints
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