Obituaries for Shanholtz and Frye listed in Winchester
Arthur A. Shanholtz 62 of 617 S Braddock St died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by many relatives. services pending at Jones Funeral Home. Philip D. Frye 73 of Brunswick Md died yesterday born 1893. funeral tomorrow at C H Feete Funeral Home Brunswick with burial Mount Hebron Winchester.
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Arthur A. Shanholtz
S. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arnold Shanholtz
Stephenson
Hoy Shanholtz
Winchester
Valley Brown
Stephens City
Arthur A. Shanholtz, Jr
Ridgeway
Edna Rosenberger
Bufflick Road
Catherine Dorman
Pensacola, Fla
Alma Boyd
Ellis Shanholtz
Armel
Welton Shanholtz
Roy
Carolyn
Freddie Shanholtz
Walter Shanholtz
Sparrows Run
W. Va
Jettie Bean
Augusta
W.va
Daisy Lee
Kirby
Dale Simmons
Marie Strawderman
Inkerman
Jones Funeral Home
Philip D. Frye
Brunswick
Mr. Frye
Frederick County
Charles B
Sarah Ann Neikirk Frye
Charles Frye
Fredrick, Md
Holmes
Ruth) He
John Frye
National Ave
Alva C
Walter B. Frye
Greenwall Ave
C. H. Feete
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Plumbing Is Prisoners Waterloo
A 19 year old prisoner arrested for disorderly conduct in City Hall lock up smashed his cell toilet. Municipal Court fined him 25 dollars for disorderly conduct and gave a six month suspended sentence with one year probation for destroying city property. He was ordered to restitution of 71.05 dollars.
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City Hall
Eight Satellites Launched by Titan 3 for Global Network
The Air Force sent eight 100-pound satellites into separate orbits from Cape Kennedy aboard a Titan 3 at 9 19 a m aiming to create a world spanning communications mesh. The eight join seven previous satellites, with ground stations in Vietnam and elsewhere, and are to become operational next summer after testing.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Air Force
Washington
Vietnam
Cape Kennedy
Defense Department
China Leaders Appear Deadlocked in Power Struggle
TOKYO AP reports feuding Communist leaders in China show a stalemate after Mao Zedong threats and armed force support fail to sway Liu Shao-chi supporters. Shanghai unrest and posters target Marshal Chu Teh as Red Guard pressure continues amid unclear leadership shifts.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
New China News Agency
Peking
Japaneseewspaper
Yomisuri
Shanghai
Nanking
China
Liu
Prayer Vigil Precedes Mission at Local Church
An 18 hour Prayer Vigil precedes the Preaching Mission from January 29 to February 3 at Boyd Memorial Chapel Firest Presbyterian Church. The vigil runs from 1 p.m. Saturday January 28 to 7 a.m. Sunday and participants are urged to call Charles Ritter at 662-2084. Some carfish reach 30 feet and may explain sea serpent reports per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Boyd Memorial Chapel
Firest Presbyterian Church
Charles ‘Ritter
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Johnson Faces Budget Plan Amid High Defense Outlays
President Johnson and aides signal a new federal budget of about 135 billion and a two day delay before releasing the economic report. Rep. Melvin Laird warns 1968 defense spending could exceed 750 billion, while highway and mortgage funds face possible postponement or release pauses to curb the deficit.
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Johnson
Rep
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
White House
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Dies and Legacy Contested
The article recounts Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s 76 year life from the famous 1900s murder case involving her husband Harry K. Thaw. It covers Thaw’s insanity trials, committals, the 1915 sane ruling, and her later memories including a 1955 film portrayal. Nesbit Thaw reflects on Thaw’s wealth and “unwritten law” defenses, and notes their 1916 divorce and his 1947 Miami death leaving her a $10,000 bequest.
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Thaw
Miami
Fla
Answers to a Federal Commission quiz on U S history
The entry lists responses to a quiz about a Federal Trade Commission exam with items including Elba and St Helena, James Madison, a Silversmith, the South, epilepsy, and affirmative returns.
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Fed. Trade Commission
Elba
St. Helena
James Madison
Silversmith
South
Cities and county discuss joint efforts to attract industry
David Simpson raised possible cooperation areas between city and county. Baughman cited the airport as a joint effort to lure industry. Wright urged a technical school and upgraded schooling to build a skilled labor pool. He noted vocational paths for noncollege students. PTA served coffee and doughnuts after.
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David Simpson
Baughman
Melton Wright
PTA
Weather Today Virginia Forecast Cold with Snow Chance
Clear and colder in Virginia with low 10 to 15 tonight. Thursday brings considerable cloudiness and cold with high in the 20s. Friday remains cold with a chance of snow. The five day outlook shows temperatures well below normal, with highs in the 20s west and teens inland. Cold moderates early next week as precipitation focuses Friday.
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Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Central Plateau
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows none. January to date .16 for 1967. Historical monthly averages are listed with January through December values. Five year January through December totals are given for 1961 to 1966, showing varying rainfall totals.
Fruit Men Wind Up Meeting at 71st Horticultural Society Session
The 71st Virginia State Horticultural Society meeting in Roanoke closed with discussions on fruit diseases, weed control, and spray program changes. Labor shortages in orchards were highlighted by Maurice B. Rowe, with forecasts of higher wages and efforts to improve picker skills in 1967. Lacy K. Rea was elected president, succeeding Joseph P. Dorsey, and Mrs. W. Woodhull Baker Jr. became Auxiliary president.
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Roanoke
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Maurice B. Rowe
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Rowe
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Lacy K. Rea
Mount Jackson
Joseph P. Dorsey
Winchester
W. Woodhull Baker, Jr
Jared A. Close
Fairfield
Market rally resumes on Wall Street with gains
Wall Street opens with a broad rally as investors rush in on easing rates and ongoing momentum. Major stocks show fractional to >1 point gains in motors, steels, oils, tobacco, electronics, and chemicals with IBM Xerox Kodak and Ampex among notable movers. The AP index climbs while opening blocks spark optimism.
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New York
IBM
Xerox
U.S
United Air Lines
Eastman Kodak
Monsanto
American Telephone
Ampex
Studebaker
Motorola
Dymo Industries
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
Georgia-Pacific
American Stock Exchange
Man Charged In Accident At Kent Street Intersection
Police charged 74 year old John Woodward Campbell of White Post with driving without a valid Virginia license and failure to yield after his car ran a red light at Kent Street and Millwood Avenue. His station wagon struck Willis Nathanial Whitlock, 50, of 110 Southwerk Street, whose 1950 auto was totaled with about $100 damage. Campbell’s vehicle sustained about $500 in damage. no injuries were reported.
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White Post
Virginia
Kent St
Millwood Ave
John Woodward Campbell
Millwood
Willis Nathanial Whitlock
Southwerk St
Whitlock
Kent
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