Obituary Notices for Edward L Cooper and Rebecca Jo Cather
Edward L Cooper 73 of Stephenson died Friday born Hayfield November 30 1897 son of Frank and Mary Foreman Cooper married Viola Elliott November 23 1921 in Winchester member of College Park Church of Christ farmer before retirement survived by wife and many children grandchildren and great grandchildren funeral arrangements incomplete body resting at Jones Funeral Home Rebecca Jo Cather 19 of 621 Van Fossen Street died Thursday funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Edward Garrett Jr pallbearers listed honorary pallbearers from Wesley United Methodist Youth Fellowship burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park donations to Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation care of Jones Funeral Home call for arrangements.
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Edward L. Cooper
Stephenson
Mr. Cooper
Hayfield
Frank
Mary Foreman Cooper
Viola Elliott
Winchester
College Park
Ralph Cooper
Perry Cooper
Leslie Cooper
Bunker Hill
W.va
Linden Rogers
Gainesboro
Jones Funeral Home
Rebecca Jo Cather
van Fossen St
Edward Garrett, Jr
Manning Brent
David Warren
Robert S. Baker
Jerry S. Swimley
Robert C. Eckman
David A. Legge
Wesley United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation
Jones Funeral
Berryville Man Treated After Rt 7 Crash
Warren Broy of Berryville was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a crash on Route 7 four miles west of Berryville. He sustained multiple contusions and a finger laceration when his car reportedly rolled over in the westbound lane.
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Warren Broy
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rt. 7
Broy
Funeral Notices for Seabright Cooper and Cather
Mrs Ida Catherine Seabright to be laid to rest Sunday at 2 00 PM at Jones Funeral Home. Mr Russell L Good scheduled Sunday at 2 30 PM at Calvary Church of Brethren. Mr Edward L Cooper funeral arrangements incomplete Miss Rebecca Jo Cather Monday at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Catherine Seabright
Mr. Russell L
Calvary Church of Brethren
Missiles and Air Strikes Amid Vietnam Laos Border Front
U S B52s intensified attacks along the Ho Chi Minh Trail through southern Laos near the Mu Gia pass. An F105 conducted a protective reaction strike against a North Vietnamese missile site near the Laotian border. Talks at Pentagon East involving Ellsworth Bunker and military leaders discussed shifting war effort toward South Vietnam and ongoing American troop withdrawals. Ground action remained low but fatalities included three Americans in an OH6 helicopter crash south of the DMZ. North Vietnamese forces launched a predawn attack inside Cambodia near Route 7. South Vietnamese forces repelled it with support from bombers and artillery, leaving 53 North Vietnamese dead and 6 killed with 18 wounded for South Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Mu Gia Pass
Demilitarized Zone
Secretary of Defense
Ellsworth Bunker
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John S. McCain
U.S
Pacific
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Velenta
Cambodia
Route 7
Saigon
Extremists Damage Their Own Causes in Bombing Analysis
AP analysis argues a Washington Soviet office bombing strengthens the Kremlin. It notes the incident boosts Soviet public support, hinders reform, and gives Moscow ammunition for crackdowns while confusing outsiders about Soviet affairs. It warns outside opinion pressures affect Soviet leaders and Jewish refugees face harsh treatment debates.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Moscow
Stalin
More Gls to Leave The withdrawal of at least a brigade of the 1st Air Cavalry division had been reported ear
A military report indicated further large scale withdrawals from the 1st Air Cavalry. The article notes the departure of at least one brigade, signaling continued restructuring during the period.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
Hog Caravan Demonstration Heads to Washington D C
A caravan of 52 North Carolina hog trucks travels toward Washington to highlight hog producers issues. Sponsored by the National Farmers Organization, the Operation Pork Chop protest includes farmers from Virginia counties and aims to urge Nixon aides to address low hog prices around 15 cents a pound.
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Raleigh N.C
North Carolina
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washinton
National Farmers Organization
Doswell
Richmond
Jarrell Truck Plaza
Washington
Virginia
Southampton
Sussex
Surry
Carlton Hyman
Tarboro
NFC
Nixon
Fire crews respond to near miss and two blazes in area
Three Winchester volunteer companies answered a 7:30 p.m. call at the Eleanor Shop in downtown Winchester after a ruptured steam line under the floor triggered a possible fire. No fire or damage was found. Traffic was rerouted around Loudoun Street. CLEARBROOK, Reuss, and Friendship volunteers aided Inwood at a second blaze near Bunker Hill West Virginia, where a two story frame house burned and was confined with no further damage. Additional help from Martinsburg and Clearbrook aided a Martinsburg Pike Webber residence fire caused by an overheated oil stove with no reported damage.
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Winchester
Eleanor
Loudoun St
Stuart Dyke
Loudoun
Sarah Zane
Reuss
Friendship
Clearbrook
Inwood Volunteer Fire Company
Rt. 11
Bunker Hill
W.va
Inwood
Martinsburg
Webber
Martinsburg Pike
Oldest U.S. Naval Yard Founded in 1767
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard, claimed as the oldest U.S. naval yard, traces its origins to 1767 when established by the British. The site later became a key U.S. Navy facility with a long history of shipbuilding and repair.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyards
U.S
Clarke County Officials Meet on School Finances and Budget
Clarke County School Board and Board of Supervisors plus County Treasurer Toby Carter and Clerk James Wood held a joint session to review finances ahead of the February 15 budget deadline. They discussed maintenance, bus fleet improvements, and the Clarke Education Association salary proposals estimated at 48 700. The Jan 22 teacher workday was reset to a regular day, one snow day was used, and vacancies include high school guidance counselor William Boyce who departs Jan 22 for Dowell J. Howard Vocational School. Substitutes for teachers and bus drivers were appointed.
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Berryville
Clarke County School Board
Board of Supervisors
Toby Carter
James Wood
Wade G. Johnson
Clarke County Education Association
Johnson
Clarke
Clarke County High School
William Boyce
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
Explosion Kills 4 in Baltimore
AP report details a gas leak triggered explosion in Baltimore Highlandtown leveling three row houses and sparking a four alarm blaze. Four bodies recovered including Annette Barbera 4 year old Thomas and Ethel George 60 and her husband James 65. Police say fire under control within an hour.
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Baltimore
Annette Barbera
Thomas
Ethel George
City Hospital
James George
George
Highlandtown Secion
Kidnapers Abduct Diplomat After Car Ambush in Six Car Chase
Guerrillas seized a diplomat after forcing his limousine from the road in an attack that used six getaway cars. The guards were knocked unconscious, the driver injured, and the vehicle set on fire. A possible incapacitating aerosol was found. An emergency meeting of foreign diplomats followed at the papal offices.
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Jackson
Agustin J. Lepinski
Weather Summary for Valley and Virginia Outlook
Variable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with a 20 percent precipitation chance. Lows in the 20s, highs in the upper 30s to low 40s through Monday to Wednesday with more unsettled small chances. Sunset 5 07 p.m. sunrise 7 33 a.m. Moonset 7 05 p.m. Full Moon pending.
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Nice
Virginia
Alaska
Aaron Burr
Maine
Dinner Masquelier Heads Westinghouse Utility Sales
DINNER MR. MASQUELIER, a humanist, manages Utility Sales for Westinghouse Appliance Sales and Service in Mansfield. A Pennsylvania native, he studied at Carnegie Tech and joined East Pittsburgh’s Engineering Dept. in 1934, later moving to Mansfield in the Sales Dept. He became Sales Training Manager for WASSCO before her current role directing contact with public utilities and directing distributor programs for the utility industry. He is active in church and civic groups, with a wife and two children Meredith and John.
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Masquelier
Westinghouse Appliance Sales and Service Company
WASSC
Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Westinghouse
East Pittsburgh
Wassco
First United Presyterian Church
YMCA
Meredith
Denison University
John
Bethany College
Federal survey flags most dumps and incinerators as unacceptable
Britannica Book of the Year reports 94 percent of about 12 000 dumps and 70 percent of 300 community incinerators in the United States fail sanitation standards.
Two Returned to Face Clarke Break In Charges
Two men charged with breaking and entering a Clarke County house were returned from Prince William County by the sheriff's department. Ernest David Moneymaker, 32, and a 16-year-old juvenile were brought back for a preliminary hearing on February 19. Guns a portable TV and an electric razor were reported stolen.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Prince William County
Sheriff’s Department
Albert Nicodemus
Robert Willingham
Ernest David Moneymaker
Prince William
Claude Drake
Sheriff's, Department
Foltz Sentenced in Frederick County Grand Larceny Case
Max Foltz of Berryville pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing a tape recorder on November 19 valued at 142 dollars. The Frederick County Circuit Court sentenced him to six months in jail with five months suspended on probation for 12 months, plus a 100 dollar fine and court costs. A separate matter involved a defense motion to set aside a jury verdict of involuntary manslaughter in the Star Tannery case, with sentencing continued to the January term. the case involved the death of Walter Newman Bowers of Star Tannery.
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Frederick County
Max Foltz
Berryville
Jre
Dempsey Lee Orndorff
Star Tamer
Walter Newman Bowers
Star Tannery
Antilles Liner Aground Off Mustique With Passengers Safe
The 600-foot liner Antilles ran aground about a half mile offshore Mustique, all aboard reportedly reached shore safely. Fire in the boiler room spread to the dining area as three U.S. Coast Guard planes assisted the scene twenty miles south of St Vincent and 450 miles from San Juan. The ship, built in 1952 and operated by French Line, was on a nine day Caribbean cruise departing La Guaira and Barbados expected. The crew and passengers were aided by islanders using small boats and no panic was reported.
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Joy Sprott
Mustique
U.S. Coast Guard
St. Vincent
San Juan
P.R. Company
Barbados
Antilles
French Line
LaGuaire
Venezsela
Coast Guard
France
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William L.ryan
D.C
Lier
Michael 5. Davison
2Nd Field Force
3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
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Vietjnam
Datsun
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Winchester Printers, Inc
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