Obituaries: Slaughter Huff and Keckley
Samuel Allen Slaughter Sr aged 80 of 21 East Monmouth Street Winchester dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Graveside service at Greenhill Cemetery Berryville and funeral services at Jones Funeral Home. Also Nathan Guy Keckley aged 77 of Bufflick Road dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Green Hill Cemetery. James Clayton Huff, 69 of Route 1 Berryville dies at Shawnee Spring Convalescence Home. Services for Huff to be held at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville conducted by Salvation Army captain. Burial for Keckley at Green Hill Cemetery, Stephens City.
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Samuel Allen Slaughter
E. Monmouth St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Slaughter
Berkeley County
W. Va
Joseph and
Mahala Ann Harrison Slaughter
Frances Finfrock
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Martinsburg Fire Company
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemens Association
Lyle W. Flaherty
William Casilear
Samuel A. Slaughter, Jr
Charles P. Slaughter
Front
James Clayton Huff
Greenhill Cemetery
Berryville
Route 1
Mr. Huff
Robert Vincent
Salvation Army
Green Hill Cemetery
Jones
Nathan Guy Keckley
Bufflick Road
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
Harold N. Strosnider
Robert W. Strosnider
Ralph R. Strosnider
Tilden E. Strosnider
James R. Strosnider
Charles H. Strosnider
Walter F. Keckley
Stephens City
Wall Street Advances on Strong Breadth and Steel Backdrop
Wall Street opened with a broad rally led by steel and heavy industry shares. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.79 points to 894.07 as gains outpaced losses and investors buffered by rising capital spending and upbeat signals for the quarter.
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Flow of Foreign Steel Hurting U.S. Industry
AP reports a rising flow of foreign steel into the United States from 42 nations. Prices rise domestically as imports reach 10.7 million tons last year, with ongoing increases in the first nine months of this year. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel announce a second price hike, while foreign plants press on with cheaper output due to lower labor costs.
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Romney says Viet Nam war reasons changed
Romney argues the Johnson administration shifted rationale for Vietnam from stopping Communist aggression to self and national interest. He cites Kennedy and Gallup polls, notes public recognition gaps for McCarthy, and targets urban violence and civil rights backlash in 1968 politics. Freeman shoulders blame for farm price woes.
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Virginia Supreme Court nomination details surface
B Stanley Governor Godwin and several high ranking figures including John Battle, William Tuck, Colgate Darden, Justice Albertis Harrison and Judge J Lindsay Almond Jr. are named in a list of officials and potential nominations to key positions.
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Roanoke
Mills FE. Godwin Jr
Hotel
Thomas
Weather Summary for Virginia by the Day
Cloudy tonight with a chance of rain or drizzle and a low near 40. Friday turns windy and cold with a high around 47. Saturday looks fair but cold. Rainfall totals for today and year to date are listed with five year and 54 year averages.
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Royalists Cut San’a Route to Block Soviet Arms
In Beirut Royalists report severing the road from Hodeida to San’a to stop Soviet armored units from landing and supplies reaching the Republican government. They claim efforts to damage the port to curb Russian aid while Republicans reportedly arm residents. no confirmation available.
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Frederick County Building Permits Rise in November
Building permits issued in Frederick County increased in November over 1966 figures as in October. Eleven new residence permits totaled $168 000, compared with five permits and 60 500 in November 1966. The overall permit total reached 207 850, higher than 174 175 in 1966. No major permits were applied for last month. In 1966 the LDS Church received an 80 000 building permit.
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Mr. Nathan Guy Keckley
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