Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported in Local Area
A graveside service was held for Patrick Lynn Bland infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Paul Bland Jr at Mountain View Cemetery led by Rev Paul J Slonaker. Charles Gore of Summit Point died Wednesday with funeral service this afternoon at the graveside and burial in Hebron Cemetery. Gus Augustus of Valley Ave died in Washington. details incomplete. Mrs Maude Eleanor Hockensmith formerly of Winchester died after illness. survived by two sons and other relatives. funeral arrangements pending. An infant daughter of Floyd and Mollie Rinard will have a graveside service Sunday at Wardensville. Mary Frances Bannister 26 of Berryville to have funeral Tuesday at John H Enen home. burial at National Cemetery, Winchester.
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Lloyd Paul Bland, Jr
National Ave
Paul J. Slonaker
Mountain View Cemetery
Charles Ae Gore
Summit Point
W. Va
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Gus
Augustus
Valley Ave
Washington
Mr. Haines
Post Office
Jones Funeral Home
Wardensville
Floyd
Mollie Jean Walker Rinard
Mary Frances Bannister
Berryville
John H. Enen
Durial
National Cemetery
Winchester
Maude Eleanor Hockensmith
Fair Ave
Carlisle
Hockensmith
George and
Mary Susan Fleet Fuller
First Church of God
Charles H. Hockensmith
Russell I. Hockensmith
Win
Virginia Youth Dies In Hunting Accident
A Virginia youth, Edward Allen Sluter, 13, was killed when struck by a hunting gun near a creek while accompanied by guardian Andrew Sluter of Ontario. The incident occurred as the party moved through the area, and Sluter died instantly from the injury.
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Ph Andrew Arr
Ontario
Berom
Gage
Sluter
Mr J Augustus Haines Arrangements Incomplete
Jones Funeral Home indicates arrangements for Mr J Augustus Haines are incomplete suggesting services details are pending release.
Cubans Switch Files to Tighten Security
Havana Radio reports Cuban Census Bureau ID files moved to the Interior Ministry. Former Census Director Jose Suarez Solis says the change aims to tighten control over Cuban citizens.
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Fla
Havana Radio
Interior Ministry
Jose Suarez Solis
West Berliners Cross to East Berlin for Christmas Visits
Hundreds lined the cold drizzle as West Berliners crossed the wall to visit relatives in the East German sector under an agreement with the East German regime and the West Berlin city government. The plan allows 7,000 visitors to cross from Dec 20 to Jan 5, marking first meetings since 1961. The move follows the Christmas Day slaying of Schultz and follows protests by the Western Allies to the Soviet ambassador.
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United States
Britain
France
Berlin
West
Shake-up in government follows real estate tax hike claim
Ex-treasurer notes campaign quarrel as board moves to address figures cited by Funkhouser. Officials criticize the 44 percent real estate tax increase as the central trigger. A special meeting is scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. to require substantiation of the quoted figures.
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Funkhouser
Air space tensions as planes over Cyprus sighted
Early today several planes crossed Cyprus air space not clearly identified as Turkish. A British spokesman said the RAF reported warships moving away from Cyprus and did not note them speeding toward the island.
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Rassides
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RAF
Johnson Erhard meet to gauge post Kennedy talks impact
The meeting between President Johnson and German Chancellor Erhard at the Johnson ranch follows their brief contact at Kennedy’s funeral. Officials expect discussions to shape U.S.-Germany talks with Bonn wary of broad security pacts and military post exchanges, guiding future approaches to Moscow.
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Erhard
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Bergstrom Air Sig
Austin
Johnson Ranch
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Bonn
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NATO
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Germany
Moscow
Greek archbishop’s rise from Boston cathedral to worldwide post
The clergy member served as dean of the Cathedral of the Annunciation in Boston until 1954, then became Bishop of Melita in Malta and served in Central and Western Europe. Consecrated in Fener on Feb 6 1955, he was named Archbishop of North and South America on Feb 14 1959, arriving in the U S on March 31 and enthroned April 1 at Holy Trinity Cathedral in New York.
Johnson and Mexican Leader Plan UCLA Honor and Palm Springs Talks
Johnson noted November payrolls lagged 3,500 from last year while population gains would have lifted yearly payrolls by 400,000. Teodoro Moscoso will be replaced as Alliance for Progress coordinator and will become an ambassador rank aide to Thomas C. Mann. President Lopez Mateos and Johnson to receive honorary UCLA degree Feb 21 and then meet in Palm Springs for two days of talks.
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Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas C. Mann
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
University of California At
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Neither Parent Wins In Custody Fight Over 3-Year-Old Girl
In Los Angeles three year old Lancie Ann Moreland remains a ward of the court after Juvenile Judge Bernard Jefferson finds both parents irresponsible. Robert J. Moreland and Carol Moreland are barred from removing her from McLaren Juvenile Hall while a foster home is sought. Each parent may visit but cannot take the child from the facility.
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Los Angeles
Lancie Ann Moreland
Bernard Jefferson
Jefferson
Robert J. Moreland
Carol
Sancie Ann
McLaren Juvenile Hall
Berryville Posts Holiday Mail Increase
Berryville handled 83 680 pieces of first class mail from December 14 to 24, up 3 350 from the same 10 day period. Parcel post largely sent by Double Day Co., no separate Christmas package breakdown yet available.
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Berryville
Doubleday Company
Pope Paul Receives Orthodox Envoy in Historic Vatican Moment
Metropolitan Athenagoras of Constantinople met Pope Paul VI in a historic audience the first formal contact since the 5 century schism. The envoy discussed a possible Roman Catholic summit in the Holy Land next week and met Cardinal Cicognani afterward.
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Paul VI
Constantinople
Holy Land
Vatican
Athenagoras
Paul
Secretariat of State
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
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Istanbul
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Thiatiron
Move to Upset NLRB Ruling Is Denied
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Overnite Transportation Co. of Richmond denying its bid to overturn a National Labor Relations Board order. The court sided with Lodge 1725 of the International Association of Machinists which had won a bargaining election at Overnite's Charlotte terminal. Overnite argued the union's membership was too restrictive and that six votes were voided as not truly mechanics.
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Overnite Transportation Co
National Labor Relations Board
Charlotte, N. C
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lodge 1725
International Association of Machinists
Overnite
Charlotte
Labor Relations Board
Ocean Vessels Penetrate 2300 Miles into Amazon Waters
Large ocean-going vessels can travel about 2300 miles into the Amazon basin, reaching roughly three quarters of the way across the South American continent.
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Amazon
South American
Weather Today in Virginia Outlook and Rainfall Data
The forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler low winds on Sunday, with temperatures around 30. Past 24 hours show no rainfall. December rainfall and long term monthly figures are listed, including yearly averages and monthly amounts for several months.
Traffic Deaths Set New Record For 11 Months
CHICAGO AP National Safety Council reports record traffic fatalities for the first 11 months of 1963 and for November. The 11 month total reaches 39,280, up 6 percent from 1962. November alone adds 4,107 deaths, 11 percent above November 1962’s 3,700 and eclipsing the 1936 November record of 4,048.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Middletown Boy Missing After Bicycle Ride
A James Wood High School student from Middletown disappeared after leaving home Thursday afternoon for a bicycle ride. Police reported he did not return by morning, taking only a house key. he is described as about 10 tall with grey eyes and hair, wearing blue jeans a sweatshirt a blue jacket and four buckle overshoes. Police urge anyone with information to call.
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James Wood High School
Fragmentary notes on Liberia Danville and government
A set of terse items mentions Africa Liberia via poison ingestion and a Danville Virginia reference to Simon Hall. The fragmentary lines include a clue about a poison act and a cryptic “cudal system” with a stray note on glass and a government starting.
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Africa
Liberia
Danville
Simon Hall
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