Obituaries Williams and Smallwood Services Held
Williams service notes she spent most of life in Winchester with survivors including husband Henry Williams and a sister Mrs Annie Jackson and many relatives. Nathaniel B Smallwood 72 of Stephens City dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. born May 24 1892 in Berryville. survived by wife Margaret Cecilia and ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren plus siblings and former spouse children. funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Green Hill.
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Winchester
Henry Williams
Webster James
Clyde
N. Y
Annie’ T. Jackson
Mount Carmel
Cartwright Funeral
Nathaniel B. Smallwood
Stephens
Winchester Memorial Hos
Smallwood
Berryville
W. W. Smallwood
Mary Elsen Smallwood
Margaret Cecilia Smallwood
Carl Chappell
Burke
Roger J. Bemisdaffer
Nella Earickson
Sylvester Smallwood
Miniola
Alma Royston
Paris
Omps
W. R. Withers
Green Hill Ore
Five Thousand Stolen From Mick-or-Mack Store
Gretna AP Pittsylvania County authorities say about $5,000 was stolen in a break in at the Mick-or-Mack Store. Thieves hacked the roof and ceiling to enter, then pried open a safe and three cash registers.
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Gretna (Ap
Pittsylvania County
Local Auto Dealer John O. Chapman Dies
John O. Chapman, owner of Chapman Motor Co., died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a Kiwanis member, Mason, and former president of the Winchester Gun Club and Winchester Automobile Dealers Assn. Survived by wife Fanny, daughter Geraldine Hickerson of Winchester, two sisters, three brothers, and one grandchild. Burial planned at Mont Hebron Cemetery after services at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. T. Eugene Carter.
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John O. Chapman
Chapman Motor Co
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chapman
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Gun Club
Winchester Automobile Dealers Assn
Fanny Chapman
Geraldine Hickerson
Winchester
Margaret T. Pine
Vir Pie Renberger
Winester
Calvin Chapman
Berryville
Lynn Chapman
Wilton Chapman
Jones Funeral Home
T. Eugene Carter
Mont Hebron Cemetery
Elizabeth Taylor Seeks to Renounce U S Citizenship
Actress Elizabeth Taylor says she wants to renounce American citizenship and become British, citing a stronger bond with Britain. Taylor and Richard Burton left a London club amid talk of dual citizenship with U K and U S law officials noting complexities in her renunciation documents.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Switzerland
New York
U.S
U.S. State Department
United State
United States
Springer
State Department
Burton
Wales
Britain
Chicago Livestock Market Prices and Trends Report
Chicago livestock prices show mixed results with cattle and calves varying by class. Slaughter steers and heifers rise to the high teens and mid twenties, cows and bulls adjust, feeders and hogs mixed, and sheep lambs at 19.5 to 22.5 per hundredweight. Top loads reach around 26.25 for prime steers, while hogs trade around 17 to 18.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Barrow
U.S
Shern
Sh Tr
Lambs
Ecks Choice
the. Associated
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Ptind
Ore
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Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
First Manned Flight Marked in Philadelphia 1793
AP reports on January 9 1793 M Blanchard conducts the first manned flight in the United States from Independence Hall court yard rising at 10 am and landing 15 miles away near Woodbury New Jersey. Washington aids the flight with a letter of introduction. The balloon rose 5812 feet and lasted 46 minutes.
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Philadelphia
the Gazette of the United States
M. Blanchard
George Washington
Jean Pierre Blanchard
Black Dog
United States
Independence Hall
Woodbury
N.J
Blanchard
Service In Song At John Mann Methodist Church
A Service in Song will be held at John Mann Methodist Church tomorrow at 3 p m. Local and visiting choirs will perform and the event benefits the Womens Day Rally. Open to the public, Rev J A Kerr pastor.
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John Mann Methodist Church
J. A. Kerr
Snow Flurries Predicted Amid Odd Weather Swings
Snow flurries were predicted as temperatures swung unexpectedly with a high near 53 and a noon reading around 50. The Capitol Dome of Colorado is clad in 24 carat gold totaling 250 ounces.
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Capitol
Colorado
Va Road Death Toll Hits 20 in 1965
The Associated Press reports Virginia’s traffic toll reached 20 with the death of Samuel Hugh Redman, 42, of Covington. He died in a two car crash at 3 15 a m near Cliftondale Park, two miles east of Clifton.
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Associated Press
Covington
Virginia
Samuel Hugh Redman
Rt. 2
Cliftondale Park
Clifton
Virginia 21 project bid request lists four major jobs
The State Highway Department announced a 21 project bid request with four major Virginia road construction jobs. Bids open February 17 in Richmond for projects across King George Prince William Nelson Rockingham Augusta Shenandoah Rappahannock Dinwiddie Loudoun counties including widening, new lanes, bridges and reconstruction on routes 33 29 211 40 and I 81 among others.
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Richmond
State Highway Department
King George County
Birchwood
Popcastle
Prince William County
Manassas
Manassas Drive
Manassas Park
Rockingham County
Card W
Harrisonburg
McGaheysville
Stony Run
Arteria
Elkton
Greene County
Augusta County
Rockebridge
U.S. 11
Greenville
Shenandoah County
Edinburg
Woodstock
Rappahannock
Massies Corner
Rappahannock County
Rock Mills
Dinwiddie County
Panamanians recall flag clash as ties with U S sour
The three day outbreak last year stemmed from a Panamanian student protest over American high schoolers in the zone not flying the Panamanian flag with the U S flag. Canal Zone Gov Fleming designated a day of remembrance with both flags lowered to half staff. Panamanian papers warned anti-American violence could hurt relations as the U S moved to renegotiate the 1903 Canal Zone Treaty and reveal plans for a sea level canal in Panama, Colombia, or Nicaragua.
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Panama
United States
U.S
Canal Zone
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Colombia
Nicaragua
Israelis Fire At Transport Plane Over Israel Airspace
Israeli fighter aircraft fired on a Canadian army transport plane after it penetrated Israel’s air space. The Canadian plane was not damaged and continued toward the Mediterranean as Canada filed a protest with the United Nations in New York and Israel asked UN officials in Jerusalem to investigate.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Mediterranean
United Nations
New York
U.N
Weather Today and Weekend Outlook
Forecaster notes considerable cloudiness and strong winds turning much colder tonight with lows in the 20s. Sunday remains windy and chilly with highs in the low to mid 30s. Monday looks fair but cold.
Body of Woman Found in Washington Alley
Police found the nude woman in the 3800 block of Garfield Street in northwest Washington early today. Homicide Captain George Donahue said she appeared sexually assaulted and strangled with injuries suggesting possible restraint. The woman remained unidentified with no nearby acquaintances known.
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Washington
Garfield Street
George Donahue
Rainfall totals and averages for the year
Rainfall data covers the past 24 hours to 8:30 a.m. today with totals showing December and yearly amounts. Includes long term averages over 51 and 651 years with monthly figures for January through December.
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Desaaty
Vietnam Crisis Talks Edge Toward Stable Government
Renewed discussions on aid and reforms followed a late Friday night meeting at a seaside resort with Huong Khanh and generals. U.S. officials Johnson and Taylor met Khanh at his home. Reports say the talks stop short of full restoration but could allow the United States to work with the new regime while Viet Cong attacks continue near Saigon and Hue. Buddhist strikes and demonstrations rise against the Huong government as violence and political maneuvering unfold.
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Huong
Khanh
U.S. Am- UV
Alexis Johnson
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Saigon
Hue
Voice of America
Viet Nam
Babysitter Charged Over Drunken 2-Year-Old Case
Richmond police charged 69 year old Novella Jackson with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after discovering a two year old boy drunk and unable to stand. Det. Luther E. Cain described the child’s condition as his legs folded under him while the babysitter cared for him on December 19.
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Richmond (Ap
Novella Jackson
Luther E. Cain
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Loudoun County
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