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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
2
Mrs. Avis Louise Flight 51 of Alexandria died after years of ill health. Born March 34 1913 in Shen ne Parsons she was a former Winchester resident. Funeral rites held at Pineville Church of God with pallbearers named. Burial at Mount Hebron. relatives may call Stover Funeral Home.
Ida Delene Line of Strasburg born December 14 1870 at Columbia Furnace died as a member of the Line family. Widow of James Line her death ends a long life connected with local origins and a family prominence in the community.
Funeral services are planned for Roy Wesley Setuay Wes Candied Al. Details about date time and venue are not clear in the available text.
Funeral details list Rev Jesse M. Tate officiating at Enders Funeral Home Berryville with pallbearers including John Lee Kerns Charles Jenk Lynwood Lanham and others. Interment information not provided.
The body is at the John H. Enne Home in Berry for funeral arrangements for Charles E. Camper. Public notices list services pending family members and dates.
A funeral service for Howard H. Haines of 317 North Loudoun Street, who died Monday, was conducted this afternoon by the Rev. Alan C. Peer at Jones Funeral Home.
At the 46th annual chamber dinner in Virginia, Adm. Mott lauded educational and civic efforts while Aylor and Racey received awards. Incoming president Al W. Loring praised the chamber’s work in education and community development as directors reflected on growth and needed resources.
Senator Barry Goldwater tours southern New Hampshire with praise for early turnout and surprise at support as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination. He names Rockefeller as a top rival and targets President Johnson, with stops in Nashua Milford Amherst and Manchester ahead of a St Anselm College foreign policy address.
Governor Harrison predicts Virginia’s population could reach 4.6 million by next year and cautions that past windfalls from accelerated collection and withholding are ending. He backs up to $25 million annual arterial project costs, proposes new taxes and fee increases, and says state revenue must rely on growth and efficiency rather than broad new taxes.
The widow of Lee Harvey Oswald has accepted as fact that her husband killed President Kennedy. Her adviser James H. Martin says she has no desire to sue Dallas or any government subdivision or Jack Ruby. She has received about 28000 in contributions and remains not incommunicado though mood has shifted.
In Nicosia Cyprus roadblocks on the divided island came down under a pact to remove barbed wire and withdraw armed squads at the Greek and Turkish boundary. The goal is free movement and delivery of essential supplies, though both sides urge caution to avoid renewed clashes.
Cloudy and wet weather covered wide areas of the nation with no severe storms or cold. Fair dry conditions persisted in the Northeast and much of the Far West. Light snow fell in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska the Dakotas Iowa and New England with flurries in the upper Great Lakes and heavy amounts in some spots. Rain mixed with snow appeared in the Ohio Valley and rain extended from the eastern Gulf Coast states north to the Ohio Valley.
John Edwards of Cincinnati topped NL fielding in 1963 with 1,101 total chances and only six errors, leading catchers in accuracy and reliability.
Cloudy conditions in Virginia with rain starting after midweek and again on Thursday. Light south winds and a gradual warm-up anticipated in the early part of next week as systems move through.
The report lists rainfall amounts: current 24 hours none, January to date 0.8 inches, 1964 to date 0.85 inches. It also provides 51 year averages by month from January to December, detailing monthly figures such as January 2.38 inches, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.13, May 3.77, June 3.88, July 3.88, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 3.13, November 2.60, December 2.39.
Planes continued to search selected mid Pacific areas on the seventh day. Six aircraft resumed after dark patrols with lights or signals along a broad strip south of the Wake Island to Honolulu route.
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