Obituary for Mrs. Rose Bradshaw Pulley of Ivor Virginia
A graveside service for Rose Bradshaw Pulley 75 of Ivor Va died last Friday in a Suffolk hospital was held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ivor Cemetery with Rev Bryan W Holloman of Richmond officiating. She was born in Southampton County and was a member of Ivor Baptist Church widow of Lloyd C Pulley. Surviving are five sons Marsden L Pulley of Ivor R Bradshaw Pulley of Virginia Beach Tak P Puley of hearse David C Pulley of Greenville S C and J Reid Pulley of Chicago a stepson Cole Pulley Jr of Warsaw five daughters Mrs Marion P Broocke of Danville Mrs Rose P Brantley and Mrs Elizabeth P Ashby of Ivor Mrs Anna Belle P Sullivan of Winchester and Miss Carolyn P Pulley of Danville 19 grandchildren and a great grandson.
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Rose Bradshaw Pulley
Ivor
Suffolk
Bryan W. Holloman
Richmond
Ivor Baptist Church
Southampton County
Lloyd C. Pulley
Marsden L, Pulley
Bradshaw Pulley
Virginia Beach
Tak’ P
Puley
Hearse
David C, Pulley
Greenville
S.C
J. Reid Pulley
Chicago
Pulley, Jr
Warsaw
Marion P. Broocke
Danville
Rose P. Brantley
Elizabeth P. Ashby
Anna Belle P. Sullivan
Winchester
Carolyn P. Pulley
U.S. Troops Suffer Casualties in Viet Nam Clashes
Reports from Vietnam describe a helicopter gunner killed and an adviser missing after a highway ambush in Phu Yen Province. Another helicopter crew member is dead or captured in An Lao valley as fighting rages. Three American soldiers die after Viet Cong overrun a southern Viet Nam outpost. In the Mekong Delta, Viet Cong attack Ba Dua. government forces say they repelled the assault, with about 50 insurgents killed.
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Two Vehicle Mishap Injures 1 1/2 Year Old Passenger
Regina Wallace aged 1 1/2 of Rt. 3 sustained a bruised nose as a two car collision occurred on Paper Mill Road at its intersection with Glaize Ave yesterday around 4 p.m. Mary Elizabeth Wallace was driving the lead car with a child as a passenger. Tonnies Fletcher of Rt. 3 was stopped for oncoming traffic to clear when Wallace's car rear ended his vehicle.
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Rt. 3
Paper Mill
Glaize Ave
Mary Elizabeth Wallace
L.P. Coverstone
Tonnies Fletcher
Rt.3
Stopio Sawaal
Wallace
Auto Crash Kills 3 In Virginia
Three people died in a head on crash near Radford involving a Roanoke woman and her sister along with Walter Reams Callahan. A separate accident in Henrico County claimed Pamela A Mitchell who died from injuries after falling from a car. Chesterfield County reported the death of Wessie Calvin Council from injuries suffered in a November collision near Colonial Heights.
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Virginia
Governor's Highway Safety Committee
Virginia Auburn Stillwell
Roanoke
Elizabeth Matstie Nicholson
Joppa
Walter Reams Callahan
U.S. 11
Henrico County
Pamela A. Mitchell
Richmond
Bremo Road
Maple Avenue
Chesterfield County
Calvin
Council
Cheer
Petersburg
Colonial Heights
Stimpson Sees Viet Nam Issue Hurting Hemisphere Stability
Stimpson urges solving Vietnam troubles locally to restore U S respect in Latin America and the world. He warns that failure to act undercuts political stability and Alliance for Progress, risking foreign investment and hemispheric security.
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Viet Nam
United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Castro
U S Charges County Man In Complaint
A Frederick County business man named William S English Jr is charged in a USDA complaint under the Packers and Stockyards Act with unlawful bonding failures deceptive livestock sale practices and misused funds. The release notes the matter is public record and English will have a hearing opportunity.
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Frederick County
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Packers and Stockyards Act
William S. English, Jr
Agriculture Dept
Packers and Stockyards
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Agricultural Marketing Service
Southeast Area
Atlanta
Winchester Horse Sale
English
Fr Jariua
USDA
P&s
Orphans of the Box Puppies Found at City Hall
A refuse truck crew found three small black puppies in a box hidden in shrubbery near City Hall. Custodian Jim Dix and City Police officers fed and sheltered the pups in a warm room, with one pup taken by Officer Mauck after his shift. The other two rested in the box as patrols changed. News of the newborn dogs spread through the courthouse.
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City Hall
Jim Dix
Mr. Dix
City Police Deptj
Fred Jenkins
Officer Mauck
Rouss City Hall
Mr. Jenkins
U.S. and Soviet Talks Focus on Vietnam and Disarmament
U S officials report Soviet pressure for U S troop withdrawal from South Vietnam while Rusk defends the mission as aid to the local government. Gromyko questions a NATO nuclear force. U S views see it as a barrier to proliferation. Talks hint at wary cooperation and potential future negotiations on arms limits and debts.
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Russia
Rail unions challenge restraining order in strike deadline dispute
The three unions Electrical Workers Machinists and Sheet Metal Workers press that the court lacks jurisdiction and the railroads must bargain through the AFL-CIO Railway Employe Apartment. Rail carriers warn a nationwide stoppage would cost $26 752 000 daily in operating revenues.
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King to donate Nobel Peace Prize to civil rights cause in Oslo ceremony
Dr Martin Luther King Jr receives the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on the 68th anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death. He shares the honor with global laureates for science and literature while noting his gift of the prize money to the civil rights movement.
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Lynen
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England
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Sartre
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Weather Today Forecast With Changing Clouds
Forecast shows fair tonight with low around 28 to 34 and increasing cloudiness. Saturday expected cloudy with rain and cooler temperatures. high near 44 to 48.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages for December 1964
Rainfall data show December totals and year to date figures. The past 24 hours ending 4:30 am today recorded rainfall, with December 1964 to date at 1.37 inches and year to date at 30.28 inches. Average annual rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches, with monthly averages listed for each month from January to December.
Swiss Elect Tschudi President in Swiss Parliament
Hans-Peter Tschudi 51 Socialist, minister of the interior, elected president by joint session as Switzerland rotates the presidency among seven government members. The vote followed his year as vice president and positions him for 1965.
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Wall Street Edges Higher Amid Mixed Trade
Wall Street rose cautiously as steels and rails led a broad but uneven advance. Gains appeared in oils chemicals and aerospace while downticks pressed American Airlines and General Motors. IBM jumped and many issues rose only fractions amid dividend pressures and open trading.
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Malcolm X Acquitted Of Speeding
Malcolm X, former Black Muslim leader, was acquitted on a speeding charge in New York. A motorcycle patrolman testified he clocked him at 55 mph on the Triborough Bridge, where the limit is 40 mph, but the court found insufficient evidence.
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New York
Malcolm X
Triborough Bridge
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