Obituary Clarence Loy Loy of Albin dies at 79
Clarence Loy Loy aged 79 of Albin died in Luray Nursing after a week long stay. Born April 23 1886 in Gainesboro, he was son of Mathias R Loy and Lena Adams Loy. Survived by two brothers C Loy of Albin and J H Loy of Winchester and Opal Orebaugh of Mt. Solon. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from Assembly of God Church Springcrest Ave with Rev. H L Wigfield. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge WV and to be taken to church an hour before service.
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Mr. Loy
Gainesero
Mathias R
Lena Adams Loy
Elsie Marple Loy
Wi C, Loy
Albin
Janny H. Loy
Winchester
Opal. Orebaugh
Mt. Solon
Assembly of God ‘Church
Springcrest Ave
H. L. Wigfield
Charles G. Wilson
Delmar A. Bayliss
Calvin G. Loy
Ryland Carper
Clifton
Miss Myrtle A. Miller Rites Set At Braddock Street Church
Miss Myrtle A. Miller of 4 West Cork Street died after a yearlong illness at her home. She was daughter of the late George W. and E. Campbell and longtime Braddock Street resident. Survived by sister Mrs. E. L. Reynolds of Hartford Conn a niece Miss Helen Van Doren and four nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev. Lyons and Rev. Amidon officiating. Heart fund contributions requested in lieu of flowers.
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Cork St
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Shace
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Hartford
High Official Named to Probe Soviet Crash
Moscow announced Deputy Premier Leonid Smirnov will head a government commission to investigate Thursday's TU114 airliner crash. Officially six passengers and crew died with unclear crew numbers and varying casualty reports. Western estimates put about 50 aboard.
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Senate Viet Nam funding debate shifts to closed sessions
Gore warned of possible war with Red China yet welcomed Rusk’s calm assessment of limited aims. He urged secret talks with Johnson and the secretary to seek a sane, fruitful path. Senate floor debate focused on 4.8 billion for military supplies, with Russell accusing filibuster tactics and McGovern defending extended discussion.
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Soviets Launch 109th Cosmos Satellite
The Soviet Union launched the 109th Cosmos unmanned satellite to study outer space. Tass reported all instruments on Cosmos 109 were functioning normally.
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North Vietnam air war and ground actions update
Four Marine battalions work around Vinh while heavy anti aircraft fire disrupts missions. The Navy flew 16 carrier missions from Kitty Hawk and Enterprise focusing on Dong Hoi roads and lines about 80 miles west of Hanoi. One A6 from Kitty Hawk failed to pull out and the two man crew likely perished. It marked the 10th plane lost over North Vietnam since resuming January 31 after a 37 day lull. Ground action slowed in South Vietnam with limited contact with Viet Cong. Operation White Wing near Bong Son and An Lao Valley yielded casualties and captures as the 1st Cavalry and allied units report Viet Cong losses across the area. South Korean and Vietnamese units also reported Viet Cong fatalities and detainees amid continued operations in Dak Lak and Ban Me Thuot regions.
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Iraqi President Aref Leaves Cairo After Eight Day Visit
IRAQI President Abdel Salam Aref returned home from Cairo following an eight day visit with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. This diplomatic trip reinforced regional ties amid shifting Middle East politics.
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Blood stains tied to Powers Mossler murder case
A Miami chemist testified stains on a jacket and pants belonging to Melvin Lane Powers were fresh blood, not enough to type, linking him to the killing of Jacques Messier. Powers and his aunt Candace Mossler face first degree murder charges amid a disputed love affair motive and wealth motive. A nine page love letter alleged by prosecutors was ruled inadmissible.
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Jacques Messier
Houston
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Police Add 2 To Staff For Winchester Force
Patrolman John Douglas LeMarr ard Steve L. Lamm were added as relief dispatcher and patrolman to Winchester police, announced by Chief J. Thomas Boyd. LeMarr, 21, from Middletown, graduates James Wood High School and begins Monday after two weeks training. Lamm, 20, from Kinzel Drive, is Handley High School 1965 graduate and joined Wednesday. Patrolman salary starts at 3600 dollars yearly. relief dispatcher at 2700 dollars.
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Steve L. Lamm
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James Wood High School
Joseph C. Ritter
Boyd
Kinzel Drive
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Wedpest
Handley High School
Mt Storm Plant Costs Dominate VEPCO 1966 Plan
VEPCO will spend 184.2 million on construction this year with about a quarter for Mt. Storm West Virginia generating station and facilities. Total Mt. Storm mine month project costs 182 million upon completion. A 540000 kilowatt unit began in 1965 and a second starts this spring. VEPCO directors set 9 million for Mt. Storm construction and 12 million for a 500000 volt transmission line.
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Virginia Electric & Power Co
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City Bus and Car Crash in Busy Kent Street Intersection
A city bus and an auto collided at the intersection of S Kent and Cecil streets at 7 p.m. Friday. Bus driver Carroll B. Goss, 49, of Bellview Ave., reported neck and back pain. Car driver Charles R. Orndorff, 26, of 205 Bellview Ave., said another car pulled from the east and he braked to miss it. Damage estimated: bus $700, car $500.
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Eight Children Die in Shell Blast Near Seoul
Eight school children aged 8 to 13 were killed and five seriously injured when two unexploded 50 mm shells they found on a river bank near their Yungju school exploded. National Police said the victims died today as they were returning home.
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Weather Summary for Winchester Runday Forecast
Cloudy and colder tonight with a low around 10. Sunday mostly cloudy and colder with highs in the 20s to low 30s. Monday fair and cold. Sunset today 5 54 p m Sunrise tomorrow 6 59 a m New Moon tomorrow 5 50 a m 24 hour rainfall ending 8 90 a m today February rainfall to date 1 94 inches.
American Motors rejects Auto Workers call to trim staff
American Motors Corp. refused the union request to cut the work force instead of a near total plant shutdown from Feb. 21 to March 7. The company said maintaining about 14,800 employees serves both employees and the firm. Earlier, AMC closed Kenosha and Milwaukee auto plants to balance supply with inventories.
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Americanotors Corp
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Trivia quiz answers list for a 20th century page
A compact answer key listing items: second base Himalaya pres Truman s Detroit Utah cemetery Schipperke Roman Catholic crowds Herbert Hoover.
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Duplicate Bridge Individual Tourney at George Washington Hotel
Monday and Wednesday Mitchell games produced tight results with multiple ties. North south leaders included Mrs Irvan O Connell Mrs E E Willkie Mrs Grace Roberts Mrs John E Harris in a tied first. third went to Mr and Mrs Thomas G Scully. East west top pair was Mrs W Nelson Page and Bentley Kinney. Second went to Mrs H D Harper and Mrs Howard Shockey. third to Mrs H H Bowers and Milly Ewing. Wednesday saw Mrs Jane Bull and Mrs Hottinger win NS. Kinney and Richard Bowers second. Gene Diamond and William McBride third. East west first went to Mrs Ferman Perry and Mrs Russell Newcome. second to Arthur Parish and Mrs Ewing. Shockey and Page placed third.
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Big Ben Fails to Strike Hours in London
Big Ben did not strike at 10 and 11 p.m. Friday night in London, chimes sounding only at 12. A Ministry spokesman cited a loose shackle pin in the mechanism. Engineers from the maker and maintainer fixed the fault.
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Ministry of Public Buildings and Works
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