Winchester Obituaries and Funeral Notices Rise in 1966 Edition
The Winchester Evening Star reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Ernest H. Jenkins Sr aged 80, of Arlington, and Capt. Thomas N Williams, 77, Bethesda, Md., are among those honored with services and burials at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Additional notices list Mrs Anna Mary Williams, Richard Fout of Warren Ohio, and Dr John Randolph Graham formerly of Winchester, with services at Jones Funeral Home and First Presbyterian Church.
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Thomas N. Williams
Bethesda
Edward McC. Williams
Berryville
Williams
Maryland
Cecil Calvert
Thomas Greene
Washington
Alice Williams
Thomas N. Williams, Jr
Arthur C. Williams
Spartan
Anna Mary Williams
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
John Randolph Graham
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church, Winchester
G. Raymond Womeldorf
James R. Jackson
Stewart Bell, Jr
Harry L. McCann
Leonard B. Sirbaugh
Charles P. Ritter
Charles Affleck
Lewis Hyde, Jr
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Dachau Concentration Camp for Dogs Raid Shocks Baltimore
Baltimore police and United States Humane Society officials raided a junkyard uncovering 103 dogs destined for research centers. Arrests included Lester J. Brown on 29 counts of cruelty. one dog died and others were emaciated. Authorities say the operation, investigated five years, is part of a nationwide crackdown on dog dealers.
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Baltimore
United States Humane Society
Dachau
Frank J. McMahon
the Society
Lester J. Brown
Thomas S. Smith
McMahon
Washington, D.C
Brown
Society
Smith
Answers from a quiz list
A compact quiz key presents ten items with the answers: 1 horse 2 false 3 Pompeii 4 San Francisco California 5 32 6 Maple 7 Peary 8 Fat 9 Tom Sawyer 10 White House.
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Pompeii
San Francisco
Cal
White House
Kennedy Inauguration Remembered and Peace Call
Washington marks five years since John F. Kennedy became president. He urged a new quest for peace and warned not to negotiate out of fear while pursuing a world where law protects the strong and secures the weak.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Locoweed Poisoning Cattle Alarms Western Rangelands
Locoweed, a pea family plant found in arid western and southwestern United States, poisons cattle when ingested. Its name comes from loco meaning mad in Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Father Charged in Arlington Poisoning Case
Wallace Franklin Satterfield 23 faces murder charges in the December arsenic death of his 3 year old stepson Jeffrey Ronald Brenner. He also is charged with attempted murder of his wife Mary B Satterfield and 2 year old daughter Mary N Satterfield who fell ill the same day. Sheriff C T Coates said an autopsy confirmed the boy died from poisoning and that Satterfield admitted the act in a statement. No trial date was set. He remains jailed in Halifax County.
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South Boston
Wallace Franklin Satterfield
Halifax County
C.t.coates
Coates
Jeffery Ronald Brenner
Satterfield
Mary B.satterfield
Mary N. Satterfield
Virginia Beach Pedestrian Killed in Traffic Crash
Otis Balda a 66 year old Virginia Beach man died from injuries after being struck by a car at the intersection of Virginia Beach Boulevard and Lynnhaven Road. The incident raises Virginia's road toll for the year to 36.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Otis Balda
Virginia Beach Boulevard
Lynnhaven Road
Rodent Named Guinea Pig Origins Traced
The guinea pig is a South American rodent not a pig. Brought to Europe by Dutch traders, some from Guiana, it acquired its current common name.
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South America
Europe
Guiana
North Carolina Pioneered Independence Vote Says AP
The Associated Press notes North Carolina led early moves toward independence among the American colonies. This historical observation frames the colony as a trailblazer in declaring separation from Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
1966 Looks Like Big Year For Presidential Travel
President Johnson plans a busy travel year to campaign and meet voters across the United States and overseas. Officials weigh war timing, diplomacy, and the chance to promote new programs while balancing health and political risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
D Johnson
Hawaii
Europe
Latin America
Weather Today in Virginia Fair and Colder Tonight
Virginia forecast calls for fair conditions with a colder night, lows 18 to 25. Friday will be partly cloudy with highs in the low 40s, followed by partly cloudy and warmer Saturday. Winchester area notes include sunset at 5 18 p.m. and new moon tomorrow at 10 47 a.m.
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Virginia
Winchester
Hubert H. Humphrey
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Viet Nam
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.v
Congress
Market Report From Baltimore Cattle and Hogs Prices
Cattle receipts 450 moderate to active with few slaughter steers and heifers offered. Cows steady to higher with advances on canner and cutter. bulls scarce. Feeder cattle about steady. Hog receipts 600. barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents lower late, sows mostly steady. USDA report notes balancing population and resources to feed hungry world.
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Baltimore
USDA
Wall Street Mixed After Rail Strike Pressure On Markets
Wall Street opened mixed as rail stocks fell after the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen warned of a possible strike crisis. United Air Lines rose while electronics and steels were uneven. The Dow AP average edged down 1.2 points to 368.5. Congress and White House actions on Vietnam and aid programs dominated discussion with Johnson visiting Truman’s home ground and announcing new centers and medicare notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Railroad
Raytheon
Zenith
RCA
Sperry Rand
United Air Lines
Roan Selection Trust
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Illinois Central
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Winchester Evening Star
Bush Service
Ernest Jenkins, Sr
Ernest H. Jenkins, Sr
Ernest H. Jenkins, Jr
17Th St
Arlington
Jenkins
Sperrylle
Berice Atkins
Virginia Woolen Company
Chester Ellis
Vienna
Evie Jenkins
Manassas
Rosser Jenkins
Alfred Jenkins
Vergt. Jenkins
Culpeper
Charles R. Jenkins
Wincheter
T.N. Williams
Williams Service
Richard Fout
Warren
Ohio
Jack
Margaret Fout
Gainesboro
Sharpsville
Graham Service
Mary Alice Bush
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ake
Loudoun Street
John Kennedy
Fleet & Co., Inc
Rthur, Inc
E. Boscawen St
Svage
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
THE
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pound, Mo
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
State Department
North Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
JSON
Harriman
Warsaw
Poland
Dominican Republic
Soviet Union
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Laizer & Bro
N. Cameron St
LBJ
Wall Street
McNamara
Pertise
Air Force
38Th Air Rescue
Earl Warren
Truman
Library
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
South Viet Nam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
C.I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Commercial and Savings Bank
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