Obituaries list several local deaths and services
Obituaries note graveside rites for Mrs Keller Jones in Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev G Womeldorff. References to surviving relatives include Keller Jones and family in Alexandria and Mrs Alle Belle Midkiff of Strasburg. George William Crawford 74 dies near Wadesville with WW II service noted. Funeral at John H Enders Berryville. burial National Cemetery Winchester. Mrs Manilla Victoria Welch 65 of Route 2 Charles Town dies in Charles Town Hospital with many children and grandchildren listed. William Toby Liggett 77 of Wardensville dies in Martinsburg VA hospital. funeral at Loy Funeral Home with burial Wardensville Cemetery.
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Keller Jones
Hebron
Pam
G. and
Womeldorff
First Church
Pama Sae
al Ns
Oge
Eek x K. Phillips
Joel C. Jones
Joe E. Jones
Alexandria
Alle Belle Midkiff
Strasburg
Jones
George William Crawford
Wadesville
Susie Gray Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Berkeley County
W.va
Charles and
Rachel Lewis Crawford
Clarke County
Eva V. M Carty
Stephenson
E Crawford
Pikesville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Daniel D. Dickenson
National Cemetery
Winchester
Manilla Victoria Welch
Route 2
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Welch
Jefferson County
William Edward and
Cordelia Virginia Mills Costello
Bernie P. Welch
Arnold E. Willingham
Page, Russell
Roy B. Harris
Martins=y
Harold Costello
Harpers Ferry
Edward Costello
John H.enders
Berrysville
William
Toby) Liggett
Wardensville
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
Mr. Liggett
James
Lydia Hershman Liggett
Edna Seymour
Moorefield
Wilma Baker
Joseph Liggett
Sterling
Colo
Loy Funeral Home
Ernest Metheny
Wardensville Cemetery
Obituary: Scott T. Cline of Stephens City Passes
Scott T. Cline 83 of the High View area Frederick County died Monday March 1 1881. He was a farmer and Brethren Church deacon and trustee. Survived by children James Carson and Mrs Ross Boyd two grandchildren Charles and Susan Boyd. Funeral 2 PM tomorrow at Salem Church of the Brethren with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Body at church 1 PM. Visitation 7 to 9 PM tonight at Jones Funeral Home.
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Scott T. Cline
Frederick County
Winchester
Rick County
Joel
Elizabeth Fahnestock Cline
Lottie V. Spitzer Cline
Harrisonburg
Salem
James
Carson
Cline
Ross’ Boyd
Stephens City
Charles
Susan Boyd
Salem Church of the Brethren
Mark Roller
J. Floyd Wine
Fran Conner
Gary L. Fletcher
Preston Conner
Ralph Ritenour
Albert Messick
Leroy Heary
Greenhill Cemetery
Jones Funeral
Treasure hunters recover vast 1715 wreck gold off Florida
Since 1961 a coordinated team has salvaged over a million dollars in gold and silver from the rotted remains of a Spanish fleet wrecked in the 1715 hurricane off Florida.
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Florida
Death of Gore Woman Investigated by State Police
State police investigate the death of Mildred Thelma Cannon 56 found dead at her Gore area home. Medical examiner says preliminary findings indicate natural causes. autopsy completed while police investigation continues. Born May 5, 1908, daughter of Robert and Mazie Crane. widow of Hershell Cannon.
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Mildred Thelma Cannon
Gore
Douglass Oo. Hill
Cannon
Robert
Mazie Crane
Hershell Cannon
Recreation committee advances private recreation plan in four county area
Frederick and Clarke Counties form a special subcommittee led by Capt. P. E. McDowell to handle private recreation development. Mr. Fisk remains chairman of the four county group, with Dabney Watts William H. Lawrence III and Richard Rush named as local representatives. Winchester division of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association pledges up to $100 to support an organized area committee. a February joint meeting in Winchester will pursue permanent organization and a Northern Valley Recreation Authority.
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Migat
H. Ran
Stepiens Ae
Aeve
P. E. McDowell
Fisk
Frederick
Clarke
Dabney Watts
William H. Lawrence, III
Richard Rush
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Motel Association
Northern Valley Recreation Authority
Queen of the Greens dance kicks off at 7 30 pm
After a burning ceremony gifts pour in from local merchants then refreshments are served at the War Memorial Building for adults. The Queen of the Greens dance begins at 7 30 with Princesses and escorts preparing for the main event, ending at 10 30 pm. London's bow bells were silent for nearly 20 years after World War II bombing. Restoration and reconsecration of St Mary le Bow in June 1964 signal Cockneys that the war is over.
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War Memorial
London
Eckstine Missing From New York Engagement
Singer Billy Eckstine failed to appear for two Monday shows at the Royal Box supper club in the Hotel Americana starting a 5500 a week engagement. Manager Milton Deutch said Eckstine had not been seen since Sunday after a rehearsal. Deutch filed no missing person report. his wife Carolle Drake says he is a teetotaler and is anxious.
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New York
Billy Eckstine
Royal Box
Hotel Americana
Milton Deutch
Eckstine
Deutch
Carolle Drake
Billy
Johnson Proposes Broad Civil Rights and Social Programs Plan
Officials outlined a 1965 program including a 1.5 billion education effort for public and private schools, elder care under Social Security, and expanded civil rights voting measures. The package also envisions tax simplification, a regional recovery program, wage expansion, urban housing, and an anti-pollution drive, all within a balanced budget goal. Critics warned the aims were costly and could create deficits despite promises of restraint.
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Congress
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
House
Senate
New Faces in Britain Prisons Through Plastic Surgery
London AP reports that 214 inmates have received plastic surgery since 1960 to aid reintegration. A Home Office spokesman said the cosmetic operations are free and that there is no clear evidence they deter recidivism.
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London
Home Office
Six Negro prisoners try to aid guard after heart attack
In Rome Georgia six black prisoners attempted to help guard Ray Shell after he suffered a heart attack on a work detail. Shell, 61, died en route to a hospital. Warden Mc Caldwell said none attempted to escape.
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Rome, Ga
Ray Shell
Mc.Caldwell
Shell
Shift in Attitudes Toward Virginity in London Teens
A 17 year old London girl writes in a Family Planning Association magazine that virginity has become a status symbol among seniors with non virgins once looked down on. In New York a two year old girl named Kathy battles a cold with cold sores as her mother tries Vaseline, the child quips she is not a car.
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London
Family Planning Association
Out Today
Mineola
N.Y
Kathy
Brian Dennehy
Mrs Lyndon Johnson Heads to New York for Inaugural Wardrobe Fittings
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson flew to New York City for fittings on her inaugural wardrobe. She traveled on a commercial flight and planned to return to the White House this afternoon. Fittings will be at the Hotel Carlyle where the Johnsons usually stay during visits.
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Washington
Lyndon GB
Johnson
New York City
White House
Carlyle
Weather Today in Virginia Forecast and Rainfall Update
Mostly cloudy tonight with low 30s to 35. Wednesday partly cloudy high 46 to 54 then colder later. Thursday fair and colder. Rainfall in past 24 hours ending 8 20 a m none. January rainfall 0 05 inches. 1965 rainfall 0 05 inches. Average monthly rainfall figures listed for 51 years varying by month.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Oston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
de Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Juneau
Kansas City
Virginia
Johnson urges early start on his many sided programs during State of the Union
White House aides say President Johnson wants lawmakers to begin work promptly on his broad domestic and international agenda. The 4,000 word message urged focus on home problems while proposing a possible Soviet leader visit and announcing travel plans to Europe and Latin America this year. Read at a special session, the speech drew strong applause across the chamber and high praise from leaders of both parties.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Soviet Union
United
Europe
Congress
House
Atta Boys
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Paradise
Mike Mansfield
John W. McCormack
Gerald R. Ford
Tax policy debate nears action on excises and income tax cut
The article notes temporary excise targets on furs jewelry cosmetics and luggage with the Ways and Means Committee holding hearings likely to report favorable. It also mentions an emergency 5 percent income tax cut proposal for six months under conditions unfavorable to the economy but faces strong congressional opposition.
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House Ways and Means Committee
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Nigeria leaders announce end to election crisis
Nigeria's president and prime minister said on Monday night they have settled the crisis over last week's controversial election that threatened the federation. The report notes regional tensions from Lagos to other states as authorities move to stabilize the country.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Evacuation in Hoosick Falls Over Gas Tank Derailment
About 450 families were moved from Hoosick Falls New York as crews raised a derailed tank car carrying 32 000 gallons of propane gas. Two derricks lifted the 190 ton tank after it overturned beside the Boston and Maine tracks. Seven other freight cars derailed were removed the next day. Two hundred fifty firefighters and rescue workers were placed at key positions in the 4000 resident village.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York
Wall Street Gains on Mixed Day After Bullish Tone
Stocks opened lower then moved higher with small gains for most. Du Pont eyed a 23 million share divestiture while Ford Chrysler and Studebaker led the motors group upward. Du Pont rose, while rail and utility shares mixed amid a 1.3 point AP average drop Monday.
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Polaroid
Xerox
General Motors
du Pont
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker
Motors Group
Eastern Airlines
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Railway
General Electric
Eastman Ko+dak
International Harvester
International Nickel
Sears Roebuck
Baltimore Livestock Markets Report
USDA cattle receipts were sparse with 50 head available. Hog receipts reached 250 with moderate activity and steady barrows, gilts, and sows. typical weights sold from 190 to 260 pounds with prices ranging from 16.25 to 17.50 per cwt. Fewer light and heavy hogs noted with lower end bids around 10.75 to 13.25 per cwt.
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Baltimore
USDA
Private group offers $1000 reward for graft tip
Texas Taxpayers Inc a 600 member private group posted 1000 dollars Monday as a reward to any citizen who exposes a public official mishandling tax money. The list of words following appears to be unrelated OCR junk scattered through the item.
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Dallas, Tex
Texas Taxpayers, Inc
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