Obituaries honoring George W. Brown and local figures
Obituary notices recall George W. Brown 83 of Boyce who served on the Mexican border and in World War II, with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Also noted are community leaders Mrs. Ethel Huffman Herford of Washington and Mrs. Bi Wemersont, detailing church, cemetery roles, and family survivors. Funeral services set for Friday and tomorrow at Pleasant Valley EUB Church and John H. Enders Funeral Home.
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Baltimore
Vernon D. Adams
Géraldton
Ontario
Canada
Pauline Wolfe Lewis
Pleasant Valley
Eub Church
John Ware
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Omps
Omps Funeral Home
Ethel Huffman Herford
Washington
John H. Enders
Berryville
Reid Diggs
New Market
Prospect ‘Hill
Front Royal
George W. Brown
Boyce
Newton D. Barker VA
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Brown
Maryland
Benjamin M
Emma Carrick Brown
Elizabeth Kaodenbach
Thelma Suftts
Dorcas B
Cook
Winchester
Arlington National
Johnson sworn in as President in a grand Capitol ceremony
President Johnson restated American ideals and duty in a solemn oath ceremony at the Capitol. Chief Justice Earl Warren administered the presidential oath as Hubert Humphrey took the vice presidential oath with speakers and clergy invoking unity and strength for the nation.
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Earl Warren
United States
House
John W. McCormack
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lotes
U.S. Marine Band
Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Tex
Cheating Reports Probed at Air Force Academy
Officials said a faculty committee is investigating reports of classroom cheating by cadets at the Air Force Academy in Colorado. The inquiry aims to determine if examination materials were illegally obtained, with findings to be released after several days under the honor code.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert H. Warren
Iin
United States Military Academy
West Point
Buddhist Demonstrations Grow Across Hue Protests
Ky accepts on by the monks Thich Tam Chau and Thich Tri Quang and other leaders. Buddhists plan to close their headquarters in Hue as part of protests. Monks expected street demonstrations while Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi warned that ten Hue demonstrations would be broken up by troops and tanks. students intensified antigovernment actions.
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Thich Tam Chau
Thich Tri Quang
Thich Tri Phap
Thich Ho Giac
Thich Thien Hoa
Gon
Hue
Saigon
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Government rallies pass without interference noted
Readable fragments describe government rallies proceeding without disruption or attempts at interference, with no further details on participants or locations available in the text.
Churchill Suffered Setback as Death Looms at ChurchilI Home
Winston Churchill remained largely asleep amid a grave health crisis at Chartwell. Bulletins noted no major change, while Archbishop Ramsey urged private prayers for peace and readiness to die. Lady Churchill, 79, stayed calm as crowds outside the home dispersed on request.
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Cantersbury
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Church of England
London Evening News
Churchill
Lady Churchill
Sylvia Henley
Pesticides and Virus Talk Dominate Virginia Growers Meet
Dr. White Stevens defends pesticides against anti chemical criticism, citing surveys showing minimal land exposure. Joseph P. Dorsey elected president of the Society, with Charles H. Green joining the board. Dr. A B Groves discusses apple viruses and their limited understanding, noting stem pitting and mosaic as key concerns and the impact on yield and tree life.
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A, B, Groves
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Groves
Virus diseases in apples spread by propagation practices
Dr. Groves notes apple virus spread mainly via propagation from infected sources and stresses virus-free stock. Virginia participates in an inter-regional project to detect pome viruses with early results showing infection is common. Growers are urged to observe symptoms while virus-free nursery stock will take years. labor shortages affect harvests due to immigration policy changes.
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Groves
Apples
Virginia
Toan
Congress
U.S. Labor Department
Willard Wirtz
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Political Figures and Timings Note List
A compact list includes True Twentyesecond Noon Outgoing The Party 35 William Henry Harrison Calvin Coolidge Tho's Jefferson and John Quincy Adams.
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William Henry Harrison
Calvin Coolidge
Tho’s Jefferson and
John Quincy Adams
Virginia Weather Forecast Mixed Clouds and Rain Outlook
Variable cloudiness tonight with a low around 44 to 20. Thursday will be fair with highs 38 to 44 and Friday looks cloudy with a chance of rain in the afternoon. The five day outlook shows temperatures three to eight degrees above normal, with precipitation expected Friday and again early next week. Sunset today is 5 19 p m. Moonrise tonight 9 12 p m. Last Quarter January 24.
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Lower Lakes Area
Northern
Appalachians
North Pacific States
Lakes and
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Historic 1965 Data
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 am with January total date to date 1.63 inches and 1965 year to date 1763 inches. It cites 51 year average annual rainfall of 36.85 inches and monthly averages including January 2.38 and February 2.13 inches, with March 3.18 and April 0.31 inches.
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Tone
Market Cattle Receipts Subpar. Hogs Offer Mixed Trade
Market report shows cattle receipts at 100 with limited supply testing demand. Hog receipts at 250 with moderate activity. early sales on bare rows and gilts firm while sows remain scarce. Barrows and gilts US 1-3 at 200-230 lbs around 18.00.
World Council plans consultative committee for church dialogue
A World Council report approved by its 100 member Central Committee proposes a consultative committee to bridge Catholics and Protestants. Some Orthodox and evangelical churches show lukewarm support, while the council notes it cannot act for member churches without authorization. The effort aims to unite diverse confessions without overruling individual churches.
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World Council
Council
Stove Ignites Trailer Fire on Old Bethel Church Road
Round Hill and Gainesboro fire units responded at 2 a.m. to a trailer blaze on Old Bethel Church Road. Officials said an overheated stove caused the fire and the flames were under control upon arrival with no damage reported.
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Round Hill and
Gainesboro
Wall Street uneven near new highs as stocks trade mixed
Wall Street opened unevenly near record levels with active trading. Seaboard Air Line rose on heavy blocks before easing, while Great Western Financials slipped after dividend news. Boeing Douglas and General Dynamics posted fractional gains as analysts eyed a possible short term downturn despite encouraging economic data.
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New York
Seaboard Air Line Rs
Great Western Financials
Onco
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
Westsinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
du Pont
Oyster Roast for Izaak Walton League Officers Installed
The Izaak Walton League Winches ter chapter holds its annual oyster roast and officers installation at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Coca Cola plant on Valley Avenue. Dave Fahnestock will be installed as president, succeeding Eddie Miller, with Ernie Nesselrodt as first vice president, Lester McKee as second vice president, Doug Hottel as secretary, and Leonard Sirbaugh as treasurer. Oysters arrive from Chesapeake Bay by the barrel and are steamed using the plant’s equipment.
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Oyster
Roddit
Izaak Walton League
Winchester
Coca Cola
Valley Avenue
Dave Fahnestock
Eddie Miller
Ernie Nesselrodt
Lester
Teddy) McKee
Doug Hottel
Leonard Sirbaugh
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Wemersont
Aess
Crim Service
Hertford Service
Fitzwater
Eldon’ ‘Lee
Roger Lee
Sue Hock
Eldon Cable
Mount Hebron
Johnson
America
George R. Davis
National City Christianiation
Hyman Judah Schachtel
Beth Israel Congregation
Houston
Ovos
White House
Capitol
Sen. B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Joint Congressional Committee
Mae B. Wilkerson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
FF Vomist, Inc
Sap
U.S. Weather Bureau
AF Academy
Academy
Denver
Rocky Mountain Foothills
Colorado Springs
Chester, VA
W Motors
Winston
Lord Moran
Vermin
White-Stevens
Joseph P. Dorsey
Frederick County
Max A. Murray
Roanoke
Charles H. Green
Wise, Va
J. B, Bonham
Chilhowle
Associated Press Law
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Howald
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Lowson Street
I, Q
William Howard Taft
the Party
Farhous IH
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Winchester Skies
Wall Street
Ontario Paper
American Telephone
Bethlehem
Izaak Walton
Chesapeake Bay
Les
Pittsburgh Paints
House & Garden Magazine
Cameron St
Ttsburgh Paints
Prema
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