Obituaries in Winchester Star lead with several local deaths
Howard Jr Shewbridge 83 of Arlington died at home. Services set for Berryville and Martinsburg areas with multiple pallbearers and burials at Green HillMount Hebron Milton Valley Cemeteries. Others named include Harold Potter and George W Potter with services in Berryville.
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Winchester
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Robert Gilleson
Charles Ross
Edward Robinson
John Erickson
Paul Liggins
James Moss
Arthur Reynolds
Milton Valley Cemetery
Mrs Edna Kemp 75 Lancaster Funeral Planned
Mrs Edna M Kemp wife of T Harold Kemp 104 E Walnut St Lancaster Pa died Friday in Lancaster General Hospital after 10 weeks illness. Born in Lancaster daughter of the late Harry and Clara Rossman she lived in Lancaster 1926 33 and Winchester 1935 50 later settling back in Lancaster. Survived by husband a son Thomas H Kemp of La Grange Ohio and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Fred F Groff Inc 234 W Orange St Lancaster burial Greenwood Cemetery Lancaster.
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Common Bible Sought by Protestant Catholic Scholars
A 22 member provisional committee of Protestant and Roman Catholic scholars met in Vatican City to study translation needs for a common Bible. Cardinal Augustin Bea, head of the Vatican’s Christian Unity Secretariat, called the effort vital to Christianity and noted cooperation as a key development in modern Christian history.
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Major Strikes Spread Across U S In Early Week
The Associated Press reports ongoing strikes in New York Chicago San Francisco and Delaware with no settlements. Teachers rail against wages. gravediggers lift 1700 striking. Mohawk Airlines mechanics idle. GE plant clash unresolved. shipyard electricians strike continues. Highland Hospital workers picket and strike.
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Judge Declines DWI Case Over Ambiguity
Dist Court Judge C R McIntosh in Raton New Mexico refused to hear a drunken driving case after the charge read DWI driving while intoxicated. He stated DWI might mean dancing with Irma illustrating the need for precise language in indictments.
Dirksen Rebuffs AFTRA Interest After Patriot Readings
Senator Everett Dirksen, newly a recording artist, rejects AFTRA membership citing opposition to compulsory unions. In Washington, critics urge clarity on Federal Reserve policy amid rumblings about Chair Martin’s retirement. FAA to drop minor pilot license parental consent May 1. Capitol notes: Smathers proposes tax credit for antipole station gear and GM wins 13.5 million engine contract for A7D aircraft. Dean Edward Jarrett retires as Senate clerk. A 16-member panel will study practical electric cars development.
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Police in Florida test liquid-bullet Zot guns
In St. Petersburg police debut chemical mace devices that shoot a tear gas liquid up to 20 feet. The effect blinds and incapacitates for up to two hours, potentially replacing the nightstick. Test by reporter Howard Noyes described as tearful and unable to see.
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Workers and Guards Clash in Nanking
Reports from Peking and Prague describe bloody clashes in Nanking between Maoist Red Guards and workers. A Japanese dispatch cites 54 dead, 900 wounded, 6,000 arrested. a CTK report says about 500,000 workers surged into the city, with 60,000 captures, torture, and severed body parts.
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Governor Endorses McCaskey Report On Tourist Front Training
A meeting discussed coordinating efforts to support the tourist front with long range training programs for clerks maids shopkeepers and waitresses. Gov Mills Godwin endorsed McCaskey findings and recommendations in a letter read to attendees. Copies of the report were distributed for further study.
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Resistance In Vietnam Flare Reports Pilot Losses and Protests
The article notes two U S planes missing but one RF4C Phantom shot down 100 miles northwest of Hanoi. The U S command revises totals to 455 planes lost over North Vietnam with four helicopter losses unchanged. In South Vietnam air action 42 US sorties destroyed or damaged huts and structures. 95 South Vietnamese strikes. A helicopter carrying two South Vietnamese commanders was hit but they escaped injury. North Vietnam accuses U S strikes on civilians and a group of Japanese researchers claim evidence of U S war crimes. South Korea plans to send 20 000 to 30 000 civilian workers to Vietnam for reconstruction and aid. In Nice Prince Norodom Sihanouk sees a conciliatory mood but no immediate peace talks.
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Weather Today Forecast for Winchester
Weather note reports mostly cloudy conditions tonight with a chance of showers this afternoon and evening. Winds from the south at 15 to 25 mph. Saturday includes a sunset at 5 05 p m and a new moon.
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Rainfall Averages By Month And Yearly Totals
Rainfall data show yesterday’s 24 hour total was none. January through December averages over 53 years are listed with monthly figures from January to December. Five year and six year totals are provided for recent period with figures for each year.
Death sentences for two men in Norfolk rape case
Elvin Brickhouse Jr. of Norfolk and Bernard Ross Fogg of Philadelphia, both 22, were sentenced to death for the July 24 rape, robbery, and abduction of a 19 year old woman near the Norfolk Naval Base. Judge H Lawrence Bullock suspended execution pending appeals to the Virginia Supreme Court, with additional 30 year robbery and 20 year abduction terms. The victims identified the men at trial and one survivor now resides in Kansas.
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Simo to visit U S after helping recover H bomb
Francisco Simo the Spanish fisherman who helped the U S Navy recover an H bomb lost in the Mediterranean last year has obtained a visa to visit the United States and plans to arrive by January 17 the first anniversary of the Palo Mares collision near southeastern Spain. Maurine Neuburger former Oregon senator sworn in as FDA consumer relations consultant in Boston earning 88 48 a day for about 30 days yearly plus 16 per item and travel costs. Ronald Reagan sells Malibu Yearling Row ranch to 20th Century Fox Studios for about 2 million citing inability to pay tax on governor salary of 44100.
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Compromise Seen In Powell Issue
Washington reports growing talk of compromise over the Powell seating fight as Rep. Adam Clayton Powell heads back to Washington after Bahamas fishing. Democratic leaders weigh Monday caucus and Tuesday Senate action while McCormack signals limited opposition and the Democratic Study Group adopts a hands off stance.
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