Obituary for Russell R Calhoun 52 of 615 Avenue
Russell R Calhoun 52 of 615 Avenue died Saturday in Winchester Me He was born in Orange New Jersey to William and Lindenkeh Calhoun. Survived by Eise Van Steenbergh Miss Anna Calhoun William Calhoun Loy Theodore Calhoun of Short Hills New Jersey Funeral service by Rev Cecil C Sho walter Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. Jones Funeral Home Arlington National Cemetery interment Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. Donations to Joeal Weert fund requested.
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Russell R. Calhoun
Ave
Winchester
Orange
N J
William and
Jose
Lindenkeh Calhoun
Eise van Steenbergh
Silveron
Anna Calhoun Ge
N.J
Sica
William Calhoun, Loy
Theodore Calhoun
Short Hills
Cecil C. Showalter
Jones Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemtery
Joeal Weert’ Fund
Funeral Service for Lester Whettel Postponed Indefinitely
The Whettel funeral service for Lester Whettel in Ohrenee County was postponed this afternoon and rescheduled without a new date.
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Lester
Whettel
Ohrenee County
Friternoon
Lester Wheizel
Will Power Continued From Page One
The article discusses methods to curb smoking including group therapy and clinics. It notes the National Health Institute run by the Seventh-day Adventist Church offers a five day plan. It mentions clinics using withdrawal drugs and a large New York opening session with many participants.
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Eallh Tion and Research Institute
Seventh-day Adventist Church
New York
ST and
Beer 'S Oak
Senate Probers Hear Baker Sought Cash for Contract
Ralph L. Hill former Capitol Vending president testified to Senate Rules Committee that Robert G Baker steered a Falls Church Melpar defense plant contract to Capitol Vending and then demanded one thousand dollars a month. Hill said they settled for two hundred fifty dollars after initial demands.
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Senate
Robert G. Baker
Ralph L. Hill
Capitol Vending Co., Inc
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Hill
Capitol
Falls Church
Melpar, Inc
L.” PP. Mctendon
Committee
South Carolina
Ents
Beker
Jet Recount of Bomber Wreck Details and Survivors
A garbled radio message hinted at a bailout after a wreck near woods. Witness Jesse Green reported no signs of life and no bodies, while Frances Green described a loud rumble and fire. The air crew listed includes Maj McCormick, Capt Peeden, Maj Payne, Maj Townley, and Sgt Wooten from various U S locations.
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Jesse Green
Arr
Frances
8Th Air Force
Thomas W. McCormick
Yawkey
W. Va
Parker C. Peeden
Smithfield
N. C
Robert L. Payne
Tulsa
Okla
Robert E. Townley
Gadsden
Ala
Melvin Wooten
Violence flares as nationalist fighting hits Zanzibar waters
Reported clashes near Zanzibar involving African nationalists left several dead including two police officers. Fighting continued into Sunday asLooted areas were described. Mohammed Shamte Hamadi was said to be defending his home with the sultan, while ships moved to avoid the area.
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Zanzibar
Mohammed Shamte Hamadi
Hamadi
Panamanian City Seethes as Death Toll Rises in Canal Zone
Violence spread to Colon as a Panamanian Guardsman died and two others were wounded, raising the toll to 24 since a Thursday flag incident. In Panama City as many as 100000 mourned 14 national victims, most students, with funeral processions ending at Jardin de Paz as President Chiari led the tributes amid OAS mediation efforts.
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Panama
Colon
U.S
Jardin de Paz
Garden of Peace
Roberto Chiari
OAS
Snow Plan C clears streets as heavy snow continues
Snowfall from the hospital entrance triggers Snow Plan C with 1 p.m. start for downtown removal. Plan B remains for chains or snow tires. Loudoun Street and several blocks are first targets. Cars must be moved or towed. loading zones near churches cleared. schools near Shenandoah and Serene areas closed or adjusted. Weather observer reports 11 inches in Berryville, area snow totals rise with ongoing plowing and delayed rural routes.
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Fairfax Lane
Clifford St
Piccadilly St
Kent
Braddock St. Boscawen
Washington
Cameron St. Rouss Ave
Loudoun
Cameron
Shenandoah
Serene
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
W. N. Rutherford, Sr
Berryville
Tensions in Canal Zone Prompted by Panama Break
Unsettled issues threaten peace along the canal as Panama cuts relations with the United States and seeks treaty revision. Mann and Vance will organize talks. Washington warns U.S. citizens in the Zone to observe the last year accord requiring both flags to fly side by side.
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United States
Panama
Canal Zone
Mann
Vance
Johnson
U.S
Rural patrons urged to clear snow from boxes
Mr Johnston cautioned rural patrons to clear the snow from their boxes as soon as possible. He noted the afternoon pickup from city boxes was expected to be on time.
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Winchester
Midwest Snowstorm Paralyzes Illinois Towns and Dims Capital
A massive winter storm left hundreds stranded as Neoga Illinois opened its Legion hall to shelter 500 motorists. Springfield faced isolation with one highway open. Washington DC shut schools. Midwest and South saw snow, ice, and freezing temperatures.
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Neoga
American Legion Hell and Masonic Temple
Springfield
Washington, D.C
Midwest
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic States
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Plains
Snow Closes Roads Across Virginia Counties
Snow blanketed Martinsville and Patrick County with 90 percent of roads blocked by drifts. Albemarle reported up to seven inches, Charlottesville two inches, Lynchburg four inches, and Fredericksburg seven inches. Roads remained plowed but traffic slowed while rain and a sharp freeze created hazardous driving conditions in Norfolk and Newport News.
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Martinsville
Patrick County
Albemarle County
Tvo
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Rismond
Petersburg
Wytheville
Highwa
Roanoke - Salem
Fredericksburg
Norfolk
Newport News
Open Sesame and Four a Clubs Mentioned in Ambiguous Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Open Sesame and Four a clubs along with names Noah and a figure 200,000. Fals and True appear as isolated terms with no clear event context or concrete entities to anchor a full news item.
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Noah
Weather Outlook for Virginia Turns Colder This Week
Snow accumulates in parts of Virginia with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens. Clearing and windy, cold tonight. Tuesday brings sun. The five day forecast shows temperatures 5 to 6 degrees below normal, with warmer conditions by Wednesday and Thursday. Sunrise 7 22 am, sunset 5 11 pm. New Moon tomorrow.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Period
Rainfall data shows .40 inches in the past 24 hours. January to date totals reach 1.96 inches, with 1964 year-to-date at 1.86 inches. Fifty-one year averages list monthly means from January to December, with values from 2.38 to 3.88 inches and overall annual average 36.85 inches.
State Traffic Toll 5 Shy of Last Year's Pace
Virginia's highway toll for the new year sits 5 deaths behind last year's pace after a weekend with two fatal crashes. Doswell-Thomas David Noye, 20, of New Castle Pa., died when his car collided with another vehicle and a tractor-trailer on snowy U.S. 1 near Doswell. Altavista- Three 14 year old Washington youths were killed when their stolen car crashed with a tractor trailer on U.S. 2 near Altavista.
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Virginia
Doswell
Thomas David Noye
New Castle Pa
Hanover County
Altavista
Washington
James Michael Dye
Michael Dinnell
Walter Edward Sigman
U.S.2
Portsmouth
James Harris
Radford
Charles William Nns
Blacksburg
U. S. 460
Appomattox
Halifax
Virginia McLaughlin
Halifax County
Shrimp Spread With Apple Twist Idea
Mix canned shrimp with diced celery and mayonnaise for a creamy spread. Add finely chopped red-skinned apples with skin for a sweet crisp contrast.
Lady finger portions sold in six or twelve compartments
Readable text notes lady fingers are available and sold in portions of six or twelve compartments.
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