Obituaries for Luttrell Ashton Mackay noted in Cross Junction and Winchester
Funeral services are set for Paul Luttrell in Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church with burial in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Marie Ashton, 79, of Shanghai, dies after long illness. service at Ganotown Central Chapel. Christine Mackay, long-time Winchester resident, dies at Overlook Hospital. private graveside service planned in Flushing, donations requested to Cancer Fund.
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Paul L. Luttrell
Cross Junction
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Joe B. Monger
Eugene Shirley
J.G. Place
Purcell Braithwaite
Parker Maury
Christian Plitt
Kenneth-w- Gentry
Giffin
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Marie Agnes Ashton
Shanghai
Martinsburg
Christine Ann Mackay
Winchester
Overlook
Summit
N.J
Miss Mackay
John
Christine Mackay Ai
New York City
Queens
Long Island
N.Y
Senior Citizens
Salvation Army
First Presbyterian Church
Catherine Gerten
Paris
France
Meryl Niebuhr
Gore
Dewey Rainville
Westfield
Nicholas Gerten
Cornwell-on- Hudson
Flushing
Cancer Fund
Woman Treated After Crash in Winchester
A Winchester woman 23 year old Sheila Ann Sternecker suffered a bruised right knee in a two vehicle crash at N Loudoun Street and North Avenue yesterday at 4 35 p m. She was taken to the hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and released. Frank Cecil Johnson 107 West North Avenue drove the other vehicle a van truck. Damage was estimated at 250 to the Johnson truck and 475 to Sternecker's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
N. Loudoun St
North Ave
Sheila Ann Sternecker
Richards Ave
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Frank Cecil Johnson
W. North Ave
R. G. Hite
E. M. Mouser
Social Service Council to hear Capehart on education
The Winchester Frederick County Social Service Council will hold its annual luncheon next Tuesday at noon at the George Washington Hotel. John Capehart director of Instruction in Winchester Schools will speak on New Concepts in Education. Reservations may be made by calling the Virginia Employment Commission at 662-2549.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Virginia Population Shifts Show Growth in Prince William and Fairfax Areas
The 1960 to 1970 census figures reveal Prince William County’s population rising 121.5 percent from 50,164 to 111,102, Herndon up 119.4 percent from 1,960 to 4,301, and Fairfax city up 61.7 percent from 13,585 to 21,970. Fairfax County remains largest, at 455,021, a 65.5 percent increase.
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Virginia
Prince William County
Herndon
Fairfax
Fairfax County
Wall Street advances for sixth straight session in 1971
The Dow Jones average rose 0.83 to 842.83 at 10:30 a.m. as advancing issues outpaced decliners by nearly three to one. Analysts attributed the broad, strong market to renewed investor faith in the economy and few major news catalysts.
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New York
Year-Long Push Limits U S Military Roles in Southeast Asia
Congress closes a year-long effort with Senate passage of a 66.6 billion defense bill and two related measures. The package bars U S combat ground troops in Laos and Thailand while allowing support for South Vietnamese efforts in Cambodia and Laos.
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Washington
Congress
White House
U.S
Southeast Asia
Senate
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
House
Rarher
Nixon
North Vietnam
Korea
Joint Watch Night Service at two churches
A joint Watch Night Service will be held tomorrow at 9 30 p m at the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Pineville Church of God Roosevelt Blvd. Rev Stevens will welcome and lead prayer alongside Rev Lockhart. Congregation hymns, special singing, messages by Messrs Stevens and Lockhart, followed by Holy Communion at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Martinsburg Pike
Pineville
Stevens
Mr. Lockhart
Government Checks Going Out Early Announcement
The Treasury Department says checks due January 1 and 3, 1971 will be released early by disbursement offices for nationwide delivery on Saturday January 2. New Year's Eve on Aruba features dandes groups that roam neighborhoods singing and collecting handouts.
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Treasury Department
Aruba
Spain Delays Basque Death Sentence Decisions
Madrid reports government slows action on death sentences for six Basque defendants. Orders to the Burgos military district commander and General Franco loom, with clemency hopes and possible retrials if signatures stall. Basque spokesman Teleforo de Monzon cited revolutionary resolve. Demonstrations occurred across Spain with mixed support.
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Madrid
Tomas Garcia Rebull
Burgos
Franco
Garcia Rebull
Garcia
Rebull
St. Jean de Luz
Teleforo de Monzon
de Monzon
Spain
Case raises question on law governing bombs
Norfolk AP reports Ronald Herrick 24 bound over for grand jury on charges tied to 15 homemade black powder bombs found in an Ocean View apartment. His defense argues no Virginia statute bars possession or manufacture of bombs not classified as fire bombs.
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Norfolk
Ronald T. Herrick
Virginia
Herrick
Ocean View
Stanley E. Sacks
Sacks
House of Delegates
Nixon gives Rose Bowl tickets to POW wife
Mrs. Mary J. Lurie of Ohio received Rose Bowl tickets from President Nixon after her husband Air Force Maj. Allan Lurie was held captive in North Vietnam since June 1966. The Dispatch noted the gesture and a gracious accompanying letter. Nixon had obtained the tickets from Ohio State University for the Ohio State versus Sanford game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
The
Columbus’ Dispatch
Nixon
Ohio
North Vietnam
Mary J. Lurie
California
Ohio State-Sanford
OSU
Novice G. Fawcett
County and City clash over annexation finances and dates
The annexation case sets a $2.625 million prospective net tax revenue loss for the county, payable by the city at $525,000 yearly for five years, with the county estimating a five year loss of $4,561,727. The court assigns 27 percent of county debt to Winchester, about $3,788,845, and considers a 27.18925 percent alternative. Attorneys John L. Walker Jr and John Davenport and J Randolph Larrick attend, with Judge Cochran to rule tomorrow on the take-over date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
John L. Walker, Jr
Woods, Rogers, Muse, Walker & Thornton
Cochran
John Davenport
Mays
Valentine
Davenport
Moore
Richmond
J. Randolph Larrick
Wendell Seldon
Weather outlook for Virginia with snow chances and temps
Increasing cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of snow tonight and 70 percent Thursday. Lows in the 20s, highs in the 30s, partial clearing Friday. Extended outlook shows mixed precipitation Friday into Sunday, with daytime highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and nightly 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Smith Sentenced to Five Years for Assault Case
John Pete Smith Jr., 29, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to a September indictment charging felonious carnal knowledge of a 16 year old Winchester female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pete Smith, Jr
Winchester
New Pastor Installed in Pineville Winchester
The Rev. Ervin Lockhart has accepted the pastorate at Pineville Church of God at 2312 Roosevelt Blvd Winchester near Ward Plaza. He comes from Clark New Jersey where he served three years as pastor and has 16 years preaching experience. He is married to Margaret Louise of Red Ash. they have two sons Michael David and Daniel Joseph. In other court news, Smith of Norma South Carolina and Round Hill was sentenced after a National Ave incident following a 40 minute police chase. Eva Mae Haddix pleaded guilty to a November 23 perjury indictment. her case was continued for a presentence investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Lockhart
Pineville
Winchester
Lockhart
Clark, N.J
Burlington N.C
Church of God
Margaret Louise
Red Ash
Lockharts
Michael David
Daniel Joseph
Pineville Church
Smith
Norma
S.C
Round Hill
Winchester C Corporation Court
National Ave
Corporation Court
Eva Mae Haddix
Stephen Butler
Funeral of Rep Rivers Draws Nation's Leaders
National and military leaders attended the funeral of Rep L Mendel Rivers in Charleston South Carolina. Services were held at Grace Episcopal Church with burial at St Stephen Episcopal Cemetery in the low country where he was born 65 years ago. Rivers died Monday in Birmingham Alabama 17 days after heart valve replacement surgery. Thousands paid last respects as the casket lay in the church nave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Grace Episcopal
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