Funeral service for James Albert Miller announced
A funeral service for James Albert Miller of 115 Jackson Ave will be conducted by Rev T Carter tomorrow at 11.00 at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers are Howard Molden Robert Jenkins Mason McCoy C William Good Brown Jenkins and Raymond Cooley. Burial follows Friday at 11:30 at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Albert Miller
Jackson Ave
T. Carter
Llme
Jones Funeral ‘Home
Howard Molden
Robert Jenkins
Mason McCoy
C. William Good
Brown Jenkins
Raymond Cooley
Fairview Cemetery
Gore
Death Is Reported for Mrs Laura V O Rear Brown
Mrs Laura Virginia O Rear Brown aged 9 died at Emma Eaton Nursing Home after years of declining health. She was born November 29, 1969 in White Hall, widow of Richard R. Brown and previously married to J William O Rear. Survived by son George W O Rear of Winchester, sister Lula M Daniels Shenandoah Junction, brother Janney T McKee White Hall, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral service to be conducted by the Rev A J Mor.
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Laura Virginia O’rear Brown
Emma Eaton
Brown
White Hall
Gideon G. Andee
Richard R. Brown
J. William O’rear
Clearbrook
Edwin B Estes 77 Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Edwin B Estes 77 of 1124 Berryville Ave died at his residence yesterday afternoon from a heart attack. He was married to Margaret Fitzhugh and belonged to Grace Lutheran Church. Survived by wife and children including Edwin B Estes Jr and Melvin Estes plus five siblings and 11 grandchildren. Funeral by Dr William E Eisenberg Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Edwin B. Estes
Berryville Ave
Mr. Estes
Quintis
Mary Ann Booten Estes
Margaret Fitzhugh
Grace Lutheran Church
Ore
Marie Hagerstown
Edwin B. Estes, Jr
Chatham
N.J
Winchester Woman Dies at 73 in Amherst Street Home
Mrs. James Cather 73 of Amherst Street Winchester died yesterday. She was born April 17, 1870s era, daughter of the late Charles B. and Sarah Ann Neikirk. Survived by daughter Mrs. Raymond Hook of Winchester, three stepchildren J Ben Cather Joseph R. Cather Hubert M. Cather, sister Mrs. Holmes Ritter, four Frye brothers. Funeral Friday at 2:30 AM at Paul Slonaker.
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Myrtle Frye Cather
Amherst St
Set Cather
Charles B
Sarah Ann Neikirk
Raymond Hook
Winchester
J. Ben Cather
Joseph R. Cather
Hubert M. Cather
Holmes Ritter
Walter B. Frye
Alva C. Frye
John E. Frye
Phillip D. Frye
Paul Slonaker
Sleeping Car Porters and Railroads Reach Terms
The Sleeping Car Porters and railroads reached a settlement, avoiding a midnight strike. A. Phillip Randolph and J.E. Wolfe announced the agreement, including a gradual move from 205 to 174 hours per month starting July 1965, a wage rise from 2.09 to 2.53 per hour, partly retroactive to Feb. 1, 1962, and seniority protections as facilities transfer.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
A. Phillip Randolph
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
J.E. Wolfe
Pullman Car Co
Oberlin College first to admit men and women in 1833
Oberlin College in Ohio became the first college to admit both men and women in 1833. The list mentions Minnesota Blair House Belonging to Christ Hebrew Lon Chaney a preparatory school cyclones and chess as other items.
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Blair House
Belonging To
Christ
Hebrew
Lon Chaney
Preparatory School
Cyclone
Yes
Chess
Oberlin College
Ohio
McNamara narrowly avoids collision at Paris Orly in fog
In dense fog at Orly Airport Paris defense secretary Robert McNamara and staff aboard a MATS C 135 transport nearly collided with a landing passenger jet Captain Meredith Sutton aborted takeoff braking to a stop about 500 feet from the runway end Tires blew out on the U S plane amid confusion at the tower the incident occurred as McNamara attended NATO ministerial talks before planning a Saigon trip The incident prompted questions over air traffic signals and safety.
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Paris
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Paris’ Orly
McNamara
U.S. Air Force
Meredith Sutton
South Viet Nam
Arthur G. Sylvester
Sutton
NATO Ministerial Council
Saigon
Guerrill
Shanholtz Trial Closes After Jurors Hear Arguments
Eyewitness Hunter McFarland testified Conard appeared tense before Shanholtz fired a revolver, mortally wounding him. Prosecutor Massie urged a first or second degree murder conviction, noting Shanholtz was intoxicated but not provoked by a threatened attack. Defense lawyer McKee argued the defendant’s guilt hinges on his state of mind, suggesting involuntary manslaughter at most.
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Hunter McFarland
Shanholtz
Conard
McFarland
Mr. Massie
Chambers
Marshall
Rt. 50
McKee
Massie
African Students Protests Turn Violent Near Moscow
The dead was Asare Addo a medical student at Kalinin about 100 miles northwest of Moscow. Officials blamed natural causes, Africans disputed. Protest escalated as police reinforced crushes formed. Students toppled a police car and crowded Red Square forcing Kremlin gates shut a rare move.
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Asare Addo
Kalinin
Moscow
Red Square
Kremlin
Weather Summary for Virginia Today
Today's forecast in Virginia shows a high in the mid 20s with a cold outlook for Friday. Sun sets at 4 51 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 7 28 a m First Quarter moon on Dec 23. Rainfall in past 24 hours is 0 02 inches. December rainfall to date is 0 87 inches. 1963 total is 82 43 inches. Average annual rainfall over 50 years is 36 91 inches. Monthly averages are listed for January through December with varying values.
Man Who Found $89,000 May Keep Two Thirds
Stephen J. Fox a bulldozer operator in Hicksville Long Island unearthed a box containing 89000 in currency at a three acre site three years ago. Police couldn’t determine ownership. A court on Tuesday ruled Fox is entitled to two thirds of the funds or 59333 with the remaining third to be shared by former owners of the land where found.
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Mineola
N.Y
Stephen J. Fox
Stato
Long Island
Hicksville
Fox
Intelligence Claims for Primates and Elephant Noted
The chimpanzee, orangutan and elephant are described as the most intelligent land animals. The statement highlights cognitive abilities across these species as recognized in discussions of animal intellect.
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Commerce St
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White House
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