Obituaries in Woodstock area and Shenandoah College link
Obituary notices for Andrew Lapole and Dorothy H. Cobb found dead. services set for Lapole Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. William Obaugh officiating. Cobb, former Shenandoah College nursing educator, dies and will be buried in Riverside Cemetery Albany after services in Virginia. Woodstock Presbyterian Church funeral details and pallbearers listed. survivors include Helen Solenberger widow of the Woodstock member, siblings and extended family.
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Woodstock Presbyterian
Helen Solenberger
Frank Bailey
J. A. Duke
Oxford
N.C
D. M. Buchanan
Rockingham
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
James
Lacy Kee
William B. Crawford
Stacy Tavenner
W. W. Rob
Charles Snyder
Philip Grabini
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Veerevan
Andrew Lapole
Monmouth St
Jones
William B. Obaugh
Lege
New Brunswick
Canada
Kimbrell Stern Funeral Home
Albany
Riverside Cemetery
Parked Rambler Out Of Gas Found Stolen In Town
Deputy James Shoemaker found a 1965 Rambler hardtop with a note reading out of gas on Fox Drive. The Baltimore registered car had been stolen earlier that day and was towed in after verification. Fingerprints were checked and the thief was not yet identified.
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James Shoemaker
Fox Drive
Baltimore
Battery Stolen From Truck On Amherst Street
A battery was reported stolen from a truck last night. Marcus W. Adams of Boscawen and Amherst Street told police the battery disappeared while the vehicle, owned by French Lee of Courtfield Avenue, was parked on Amherst Street.
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Marcus W. Adams
Boscawen
Amherst St
French Lee
Courtfield Ave
Bottle Thrown Through Window Near Washington Street
Police report a whisky bottle was hurled through a living room window at 515 S Washington St last night. Helen Harris, a maid for Dr. Joseph M Damron, stated the bottle hit a side window between 9 20 and 9 30 p m and no one was in the room.
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S. Washington St
Helen Harris
Joseph M. Damron
Conestoga Wagons Named for Pennsylvania Valley
The Conestoga wagon, famous in the 19th century pioneer movement, gets its name from the Conestoga Valley in Pennsylvania according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Conestoga
America
Conestoga Valley
Pennsylvania
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Byrd backs opening Dulles Highway for commuters
US Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr told a Fairfax audience that the Dulles Airport throughway should be opened to commuter use under present conditions. He argued airline traffic demands do not justify restricting the highway to airport traffic and called for transit expansion in Northern Virginia.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Fairfax
Northern Virginia
Dulles Airport
Fairfax County
Virginia
Washington
Byrd
U S Protest Over Indonesia Flag Incident
The State Department says Washington has protested to Indonesia after an anti-American demonstration on the U S Embassy grounds in Jakarta during which an American flag was cut down.
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Washington
State Department
Uniteed States
U.S
Jakarta
Jack Lydman
Marshall Green
Indonesia
Setecretary of Labor
W Willard Wirtz
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wirtz
General Telephone Co
California
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Walter W. Heller
Congress
Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesian Lt Col Untung denies coup charge
Jakarta radio reports Lt Col Untung a former palace guard denies staging last October coup attempt. He faces military tribunal for alleged plot to overthrow the government as authorities pursue causes of the attempted coup.
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Singapore
Indones
Sukarno
Radio Jakarta
Untung
Moscow
Kremlin
Nikolai P. Lebedinsky
Potato Origins Trace to Inca Peru Findings
A historical note explains the white potato originated from a sour root developed by the Incas of Peru. The account links potato cultivation to ancient Andean agriculture and trade networks.
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Peru
Westmoreland Hurt Playing Tennis in Saigon
In Saigon General William Westmoreland, commander in Viet Nam, wore a wrist splint after breaking a small bone during a tennis match with an aide. In Washington Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. bet Sen. Everett Dirksen that Republicans would win 50 or fewer House seats, delivering cash to Dirksen. Oxford scholar Dr Hugh MacDonald Sinclair sold 7,000 books to the University of British Columbia for 250000 dollars then bought an Aston Martin. University of Washington researchers plan to study monkeys behind a one way mirror to explore social behavior and relationships.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. West
Lmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Washington
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
House of Representatives
Thompson
Sen
Fverett M. Dirksen
Ill
Senate
Sinclair
University of British Columbia
Seattle
University of Washington
Ene
Gordon Jensen
Priest Removed As Chaplain
The Catholic priest Rev. William H. Dubay, who proposed unionization of priests, has been removed as a hospital chaplain and will perform the ordinary duties of a parish priest. St Monicas pastor Rt. Rev. Raymond J. O Flaherty cited hospital administration medical staff and patient dissatisfaction with his service and publicity as reasons. He did not state whether the unionization suggestion influenced the action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
William H. Dubay
Raymond J. O’flaherty
St. Monica Catholic Church
Dubay
St. John’s Hospital
O’flaherty
President weighs limited bombing options in Vietnam conflict
The president signaled possible hard steps after peacemaking efforts failed. He considered increasing air strikes toward Hanoi and Haiphong but then limited bombing resumed at a smaller scale than Christmas. Sen. Symington urged broader targets while Johnson maintained cautious bombing policy. Also notes the Statue of Liberty eye measurement at 2 feet 6 inches.
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Son
Hanoi
Halephong
North Viet Nam
Sen
Stuart Symington
United States
Johnson
Forecast for Virginia Weather Today
Rain today in Virginia with scattered snow flurries tonight temperatures 28 to 32. Clearing Friday with highs 40 to 46. Saturday mostly fair and little temperature change. Rainfall data shows February totals and 52 year averages across months.
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Winchester
Virginia employment hits record 1.22 million in January
Richmond AP reports nonagricultural employment in Virginia rose to a record 1,222,500 persons in January. Commissioner Edmond M Boggs of the Department of Labor and Industry said the figure was lower than December due to seasonal factors but surpassed January 1965 by over 50,000.
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Richmond
Virginia
Edmond M.boggs
Virginia Department of Labor and Industry
Rocks Tossed At Campus Pole Lights
Police investigated reports of rock throwing at Shenandoah College early Wednesday. A group of boys in a 1961-62 Mercury allegedly pounded a light pole and extinguished a lamp, with a later return by another group throwing rocks at the lights.
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Shenandoah College
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed as Slaughter Rates Hold Steady
Baltimore notes moderate cattle demand with few slaughter steers on offer and mixed price moves. Cows and bulls show varied ranges while feeder cattle stay scarce. hog receipts run 600 head with barrows and gilts easing slightly and sows steady across weight classes.
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Baltimore
USDA
Legato Is Opposite Of Staccato In Music
In music legato is contrasted with staccato indicating smooth connected notes. The term legato describes a flowing phrasing while the opposite staccato uses short detached notes.
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Legato
Staccato
Wall Street Opens With Dow Below The Support Level
The market lagged in dull trading and the Dow 960 level was broken in the first half hour as the AP average of 60 stocks slid 2.3 to 358.3. Major movers included Du Pont down 2, New York Central off 1, U S Steel and Jersey Standard down slightly.
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Andek York
du Pont
New York Central
U.S. Steel
Jersey Standard
United Aircraft
Xerox
Boeing
SCM Corp
Western Union
Allied Products
Studebaker
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
U.S
Collins Radio Kennecott
Texaco
Reynolds Tobacco
U.S. Rubber
William Roentgen Wins Nobel Prize for Physics
William Roentgen is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering X rays. The achievement marks a milestone in science and medical imaging.
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William Roentgen
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Federal Power Commission
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Rmaine
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Oxford University
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