Funeral service for Mrs. Rachel J. Inskeep
Mrs. Rachel J. Inskeep 51 of Coun try Club Drive died Thursday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral held at Brad dock Street United Methodist Church Chapel at 3 0 o'clock conducted by Rev. William A. Lyons. Pallbearers named and interment in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel J. Inskeep
Country Club Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
William A. Lyons
J. Clayton Crochran
Robert M. Lindsay
Raymond L. Marcus, Jr
William H. Martin
Gayle DeHaven
John D. Glover
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Invitations Sent For Follies Patrons At Shenandoah College
Mrs. E Willis Lacy sent invitations for Hospital Auxiliary Follies of 69 asking potential patrons to respond by Wednesday to reserve tickets. Those without invitations should call 667 3161. Follies run January 23 24 and 25 at Shenandoah College Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
E. Willis Lacy
Lacy
Shenandoah College
Multiple Virginia Crashes Claim Several Lives Across Counties
A string of early morning crashes in Virginia killed drivers and pedestrians. Archie Spruill Roos Barnes and Willie Benton died near Boykins in an SUV crash on Virginia 195. Roseberry perished in Pulaski on U.S. 11. Alan Martin killed on Hermitage Road in Henrico County. George Pease injured fatally in Roanoke County. Moses Scott died near Amelia on US 360 and Daisy Curtis perished near Moseley on US 360. Pedestrian James Harris died in Richmond hospital after being struck on Virginia 40 near Waverly. Rose Wilkerson was struck and killed on Virginia 622 near Madison Heights. County and state police reported the incidents and noted cars leaving curves and striking trees in all cases.
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Virginia 195
Boykins
Archie Gerald Spruill
Newsoms
Roosevelt Barnes
Willie Lee Benton
Pulaski
William Frederick Roseberry
Radford
U.S. 11
Richmond
Alan Binns Martin
Hermitage Road
Henrico County
Roanoke
George Warren Pease
Virginia 221
Roanoke County
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Chesterfield
Moses Scott
Amelia
Chesterfield County
Daisy Ligon Curtis
Moseley
U.S
James Henry Harris
Waverly
Virginia
Sussex County
Madison
Heights
Rose May Wilkerson
Madison Heights
US 29
Order Tree Seedlings Now for March and April
Farmers are urged to order tree seedlings now for delivery in March and early April. C D Litten Frederick Clarke County Area Forester notes seedlings suit idle land reforestation. Planting services and cost share through ASCS and WV Pulp and Paper Co available. contact Box 36 Winchester or call 667 3283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Litten
Frederick-Clarke County
Forestry Office
ASCS
W. Boscawen St
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Relief Pilot Dies in Crash During Live Traffic Report
Frank McDermott, 37, a WOR relief helicopter pilot, died when his two seat Bell helicopter crashed into a three story Queens building during a live rush hour traffic report. One child sustained a broken elbow but no other injuries were reported. McDermott lived in Wantagh New York and was filling in for Fred Feldman.
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New York
Borough of
Queens
Frank McDermott
WOR
Dermott
John
John Scott
McDermott
Fred Feldman
Fredie
Feldman
20Th St
Astoria
Timothy White
Wantagh
N.Y
Apollo 11 crew faces three rocket engines to reach moon
Houston AP reports that Armstrong Aldrin and Collins must rely on three engines firing perfectly for the lunar mission to return to earth. Armstrong notes risks despite confidence, while Aldrin and Collins express readiness and gratitude.
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Space Center
Houston
Earth
Neil A. Armstrong
Moon
Armstrng
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aldrin
Armstrong
Collins
Donald K Slayton
Labor bills and farm workers rights contend in Congress
The House passed a bill later killed by Senate filibuster in 1966. John Conyers from Detroit sponsors a 14B repeal bill while Phillip Burton from California leads a 14B amendment. Burton also pushes extending the National Labor Relations Act protections to farm workers amid grape picker campaigns.
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House
Senate
Meany
Johnson
John Conyers
D-Midh
Detroit
California
Phillip Burton
Education and Labor Committee
Labor
Burton
Congress
Parked Cars Damaged in Early Dawn Crash
At 2 45 a m a 1958 Cadillac headed north on Lou doun St veered right struck a curbside car and shoved it into a second parked vehicle. Total damage about 550 dollars. Passenger suffer ed a cut lip. Driver Robert Powell Johnson of 301 Liberty Ave Winchester. Injured passenger Lillian S Myers 811 S Cameron St declined treatment. Dam ages: first car 300 to 150 for the Buick and 100 for the Ford.
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Loudoun St
Winchester
Walter Hillyard
Ronald Miller
Robert Powell Johnson
Liberty Ave
Lillian S. Myers
S. Cameron St
Ernest, H. Jenkins
Timberville
Ryna M. Rinker
Bliss Will Remain GOP Chairman
New York AP Nixon asks Ray C Bliss to stay as Republican National Committee chairman for a substantial period. Bliss 61 has led since April 1 1965 and shuns public speaking. Nixon aides debate campaign roles and research aid for Senate and House races ahead of 1970 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Cirlele
National Committee
Bud Wilkinson
White House
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Car Trunk Crash Kills Six Teens Near Guthrie
Six teenagers died in a late night crash south of Guthrie Oklahoma on Interstate 35 when a car collided with a truck. The burned car carried a Kansas license plate with illegible numbers. The victims, four boys and two girls, were thrown from the vehicle. The truck driver was only slightly hurt. This was the worst accident since May 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Inerstate
Kansas
Chuck Jacks
McCurtain County
Weather and historic note from Winchester area
The forecast calls for sunny and cold conditions with diminishing winds, highs from 25 to 35. Tomorrow should stay fair and cold. John Beckley of Virginia became the first Librarian of Congress in 1802 and served until his death in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Congress
John Beckley
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Recent Years
A weather note reports rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 am and provides January to December totals for 1963 to 1967. It also lists the 55 year average monthly rainfall and the yearly rainfall to date for 1969.
Richmond Must Restart Annexation Suit After Mistrial
The Richmond annexation case against Chestfield County restarts after Judge David Meade White recused himself due to residency, following a mistrial caused by concerns over publicity. Judges Elliott Marshall and George W. Whitley Jr. prepare to reconvene May 5 to push toward resolution this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tranterfield County
White
Chesterfield Circuit
Meade White
of the Virgin
Supreme Court
Elliott Marshall
Front Royal
Chorus Resumes Rehearsals at Christ Church Fairfax
The Winchester Community Chorus will resume rehearsals Monday at 7 30 p.m in the Fairfax Room of Christ Episcopal Church. All members are requested to attend. New members may join on Monday evening as the group begins work for a spring concert featuring works by Wolfgang Mozart.
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Pacific Northwest
Montana
Upper
Great Lakes
New England
Florida
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Winchester Community Chorus
Fairfax
Christ Episcopal
Wolfgang Mozart
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NST Sae
SLAC
Nia
Loudoun Street
Vice
Bernard Groves
ROLEN
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mr. Litten
Box
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
John Glenn
American Airlines
Idlewild
Kennedy Airport
Bro
N. Cameron St
GOP
Suatey —_ Mercies
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
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