Obituary of Lloyd Spillman Dodson of Berryville
Lloyd Spillman Dodson, 71, of Berryville died yesterday in a Winchester nursing home. He was born August 8, 1896, in Slate Mills, Rappahannock County, a World War I veteran, and husband of the late Adlee Sisk Dodson. He leaves nine children, a brother, a sister, and 25 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. full military rites. The family will receive friends tonight 7:30 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Lloyd Spillman Dodson
Berryville
Winchester
Mr. Dodson
Slate Mills
Rappahannock County
Adlee Sisk Dodson
Glenwood Dodson
Miami, Fla
Vernon Dodson
William Dodson
Johnny Dodson
Doris Ellett
Charlotte Webster
Don Dodson
Shippensburg
Evelyn Morrison
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Shirley Nichols
Stephens City
Wayman Dodson
Sperryville
Bertha Weakley
Culpeper
John H. Enders
M. Claude Cook
Green Hill Cemetery
Wall Street Edges Higher In Early Trading On Monday
The stock market posted a small gain as gains outnumbered losses by over 125 issues on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow rose to 837.61 with McDonnell Douglas Polaroid and IBM up, while Control Data Boeing and American Tobacco slipped.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
McDonnel Douglas
Polaroid
IBM
Alcoa
U.S
Xerox
United Air Lines
Boeing
American Motors
Atacama Driest Desert Alongside Andes and Amazonia
South America hosts the Atacama Desert noted as the driest, the Andes as the longest mountain range, and the Amazonia as its vast jungle region. The trio anchors the continent’s extreme geographies and ecological diversity.
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South America
Chile
Andes
Amazonia
Man refuses 20000 he never wants money spurns offers
Clint Wescott, 51, living under a bridge, declines about 20000 from a gas station sale and a possible inheritances. He has received hundreds of letters including marriage proposals and appeals from inventors and students while he remains adamant he prefers his frugal life.
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Los Angeles
Clint Wescott
Wescott
Burnt Hills
N.Y
Spong Urges Students Not To Retreat
Sen. William B. Spong Jr. urged Virginia students to stay engaged in public life, warning against retreat into apathy. He said youth hold a stake in government due to Vietnam War manpower needs and federal funding for education.
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Charlottesville
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia Student Government Association
Spong
GOP Hearings Set To Shape 1968 Platform
Republican governors led by Rhode Island’s John H. Chafee announce cross country hearings in late April and early May. Cities include Seattle Albuquerque Little Rock and Washington to craft moderate civil rights urban and transportation planks for a broad national platform.
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John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Republican Governors’ Assn
Seattle
Wash
Albuquerque
N. M
Little Rock
Ark
Washington, D. C
Chafee
Pacifists warn prisoner releases risked by U S actions
Pacifists Howard Zinn and Daniel Berrigan said U S handling endangers further prisoner releases after three airmen Norris M. Overly Jon D. Black and David Matheny were freed from North Vietnamese custody. The airmen, in military hospitals for checkups, faced a choice between nonmilitary or military return flights.
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Oscoda
Mich
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Laredo
Texas
Navy
David Matheny
Bakersfield
Calif
North Vietnam
Howard Zinn
Boston University
Daniel Berrigan
Cornell University
U.S
Zinn
Father Berrigan
New York
Paris
Berrigan
Defense Department
West German Leftists Back Viet Cong Support in Berlin Protest
In West Berlin a 10 000 strong march ended with a rally before the Opera House as militant New Left groups endorsed aiding the Viet Cong and disrupting NATO. The Socialist Students Union led the movement drawing groups from Europe and the U S while a city court blocked a ban on the outdoor demonstration.
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West Germany
Socialist Students Union
Western Europe
United States
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
U S aide halts nationwide civilian recruitment for Vietnam
The Agency for International Development suspended civilian recruitment across 37 cities from February to June as it reassesses job needs in Vietnam. AID typically recruits U S specialists in police training agriculture nursing and other non military roles for pacification and nation building in South Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S. Foreign Aid Agency
Vietnam
Agency For International Development
AID
U.S
South Vietnam
Tear Gas Used to Clear Streets in Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco police hurled tear gas and formed massed lines to clear pedestrians blocking traffic in Haight-Ashbury. About 90 people were arrested as 20 squad cars 5 tactical units and 15 motorcycle officers arrived, with bottles reportedly thrown from rooftops and a lingering tear gas fog.
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San Francisco
Haight- Ashbury
Park Station
Haight-Ashbury
Weather summary for Winchester Virginia and surrounding days
The forecast calls for clear tonight with lows 16 to 22. Tuesday will be fair with mid 40s, while five day highs range 35 to 40 and nights in the lower 20s. Precipitation most likely 0.5 to 0.75 inch. geographic notes include sunset 5 53 pm and moonrise 12 26 am with no rainfall in past 48 hours.
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Rainfall totals and averages across recent years
Rainfall figures show 1963 to 1967 monthly totals and five year sums. Average monthly rainfall for 55 years is 2.41 to 3.78 inches by month with yearly January to December average 36.50 inches.
Trooper Green to Speak at Valley Camping Club Meeting
Virginia State Police Trooper Green will be the guest speaker at the Valley Camping and Trail Club meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. Ronald Laign, club president, asks members to attend and bring a guest if possible.
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Virginia State Police
Valley Camping and Trailer Club
War Memorial
Ronald Laign
Grass fire near Webber & Sons burns six acres
Clearbrook firemen battled a grass fire behind Webber & Sons Nursery on Martinsburg Pike for about three and a half hours. The blaze covered nearly six acres and was blamed on a burning trash pile after starting from children in an old barrel.
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Clearbrook
Webber & Sons Nursery
Martinsburg Pike
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