Obituaries From Winchester Area Remembrance 1964
Obituaries note Miss Katherine Strider of Staunton death. services set at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Herbert Tinsman, 71, of M, dies. funeral in Clarke County Providence Chapel Church. Mrs Frances Embrey, 63, of 606 S Loudoun St dies. survivors listed. funeral pending. Mary C Grim, 80, of 718 S Loudoun St dies. service Monday at Jones Funeral Home. burial Mt Hebron. Families and survivors detailed.
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Katherine Georgette Strider
Staunton
Strider
Isaac H
Harry) Strider
Susan Glass
Winchester
Free Union
G. R. Womeldorf
Mt. Hebron
M Herbert Tinsman
Atwiioon
Providence Chapel
Clarke County
Clarence Lloyd
Larry Tinsman
Melvin Tinsman, Jr
George Hummer
Robert Kent
Thomas Bolden
Harry Ford
Frances Embrey
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lucille Patton
Ralph V. Embrey
Clyde A. Embrey
Azeele Gillespie
John Showers
Markham
Bedford Showers
Front Royal
Mary Smith
Washington, D. C
Rose Widener
Silver Spring
Stonesifer Wendrow Medeverick
Rodney G. Wolverton
H. Gibbs, Jr
Woodrow Coulson
Shenay Park
Mary C. Grim
Loudoun St
Grim
Frederick County
Milton
Martha Carper Nossett
Robert A. Grim
Market Street
Ralph Shade
Hagerstown
E. H. White
Ernest Terault
Earl Wolford
Florida
Paul Crabill
Pittsburgh
Austin Crabill
Richmond
Pearl Grim
Jones Funeral Home
T. Eugene Carter
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Italian Journalists End Nationwide Strike
A 11 000 strong union of Italian journalists halted a week long walkout by agreeing to resume work. They will reopen talks with publishers on Monday over a five day week and seniority based pay raises. Il Messaggero Il Tempo and La Nazione Florence had kept publishing.
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Rome
Italy
Il Messaggero
Il Tempo
la Nazione
Florence
Mrs. Mary C. Grim Monday Funeral Details
The notice lists Mrs. Mary C. Grim with a Monday 1:30 p.m. service at Jones Funeral Home, indicating a local obituary or funeral arrangement.
U.N. Bomb, Bitter Week as Congo Debates Roil Council
At the United Nations a bazooka fired into the plaza and the Congo dispute dominated a week of tense debate. Cuban minister Ernesto Guevara addressed the assembly as anti Communist pickets and a knife-wielding woman stirred security lines. Western allies consider funding pauses while Soviet dues and threats to quit cloud the forum’s future.
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Nations
N.Y
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
Congo
Erneseto Guevara
Oo Jas
Guevara
Council
Washington
United States
General Assembly
Forum
Ex Postman Kills Family and Himself in Auburn
An ex postman described by friends as claimed to be controlled by evil forces seized a .38 revolver Friday night and shot his wife Mary and their four children Patricia Wayne John Susan before killing himself. He set the house on fire, and police found the family bodies scattered through the two story home and an upstairs bedroom in flames.
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Auburn
N.Y
John Offenberg
Mary
Patricia
Wayne
John
Susan
Offenig
Offenberg
Van Allen Belt Known Belt of Radiation From Space Satellites
The term Van Allen belt refers to the radiation zone surrounding Earth detected by early satellites. It comprises inner and outer belts populated by energetic charged particles captured by Earth's magnetic field.
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Belt of Radiation 7
van Belt
Buddhists Move Toward 500 Million Aid in Vietnam Conflict
The piece notes an approaching total near 500 million dollars including economic and military aid. It reports a U S Army officer killed in a Viet Cong ambush and four other Americans wounded in four days. Attacks on Chuong Thien province towns yield heavy Vietnamese casualties and 30 killed or wounded at Duc Long district. Peking’s People Daily blasts U S claims that expanding the war will ease South Vietnam difficulties.
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Chuong Thien
Saigon
U.S
Duc Long
Peking People's Daily
South Viet Nam
War on Poverty Space to Rent for 8.2 Million
Washington AP reports the government plans to direct the war on poverty from a new midtown office building with annual rent of 8.225 million dollars. A General Services Administration spokesman called the terms favorable and said floor space costs 4.70 dollars per square foot, cheaper than nearby office space.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Johnson Choirs Plan Yule Sing
Williams High School will present a Christmas sing here Thursday at 7 p.m. A bazaar runs at 6 o clock featuring wreaths stuffed animals and corsages. Both events are open to the public.
Interstate Commerce Commission Muskrat Angora Goat Podiatry
Answers list includes Interstate Commerce Commission. Muskrat poses as a topic. Angora goat appears as an item. Podiatry is referenced as a field.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
SEC probes stock swings at District of Columbia National Bank
The SEC opened an inquiry into wide price fluctuations in DC National Bank stock after reports of large intraday moves from 201 to 28. Brokers say the regulator sought details of all trades on Thursday and Friday as the bank’s shares jumped this week.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
District of Columbia National Bank
National Association of Security Dealers
SEC
Weather Today Virginia Forecast with Rain Tonight
Occasional rain tonight with low temperatures in the low to mid forties. Cloudy and mild tomorrow with highs around the fiftys. Outlook for Monday is mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and mild conditions. Sunset and sunrise times are noted. moon phase is a full moon coming December 18. Rainfall totals for December and yearly averages are listed.
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Pacific Northwest
Rockies
mid-Mississippi Valley
Mid Atlantic
New England
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Navy coach Hardin silence fuels leaving rumor
Annapolis AP reports Navy football coach Wayne Hardin, six years at the helm, left to confirm rumors he plans to depart. Athletic director Busick called reports rumors as talks on a new five year contract proceed, with official comments expected after renegotiations.
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Athletic Board
Busick
Hardin
Pope Paul VI to Deliver Christmas Message from Vatican
The Vatican press office announced that Pope Paul VI will deliver his annual Christmas message at 8 p.m. local time on December 22, with a midnight Mass in the Sistine Chapel for diplomatic corps. He will then attend a second Mass at St Raphael the Archangel church in a Rome workers’ district.
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Vatican Press Office
Paul
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
St. Raphael the Archangel
Rome
Gifts Shower Coffin of Gypsy Queen
Gypsy Queen Ruby Johinson of Montgomery Alabama was laid to rest in Raleigh North Carolina after dying at Duke Hospital in Durham. She received a funeral tribute with a shower of gold and silver from clansmen and friends across the nation as her coffin lay in state. The Johnson Clan plans a one year vacancy before a successor is chosen.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ruby Johinson
Montgomery
Ala
Johnson Glan
Florida
Baltimore
California
Johnson
Raleigh
Ruby
Duke Hospital
Durham
Chicago
New York
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