Obituary for Mrs. Cora Bell Crim of Frederick County
Funeral service for Mrs. Cora Bell Crim, formerly of Frederick County, will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Plea Sent Valley EUB Church led by Rev John Ware. Survivors include a half sister Mrs West Milburn of Winchester and pallbearers Rufus Smith C L Smith Earl Fries. Burial at Old Stone Church Cemetery in Green O'clock evening. Body to be taken to church one hour before service.
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Winchester
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C. L. Smith
Earl Fries
Old Stone Church
Green
Bodies Continued From Page One At Belle View
A brief passage notes bodies continued from page one with mention of Paul Raymond and the Belle View county area as part of the ongoing report.
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Paul Raymond
Belle View
Fire Claims Mother and Five Children in Oswego Area
A mother and five children died in a house fire near Oswego New York. Tunis Petrie 40 suffered burns and smoke inhalation and was hospitalized. Rant 12 sprained an ankle leaping from a second story window. David Stevenson 17 son of a previous marriage spoke of the fire and rescue efforts. Roger 9 jumped from a window while Nancy 7 climbed down from a tree. causes point to a heater in the dining room.
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Petrie
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Roger
Nancy
Police Refresher Course Opens
A police refresher course begins with weekly sessions over the next several weeks. The instructor will continue the topic next week and will also cover chemical analysis of blood.
Missing Man Presumed After Bahama Plane Crash Attempt
A twin engine charter flight carrying Horton and John Stenko from Sarasota to British Guiana crashed near Nassau at 8 30 p m. An Air Force pilot directed rescue operations from a life raft area 100 miles southeast of Nassau. The missing man is presumed dead as darkness hindered recovery.
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Bahamas
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Thetown
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Nasser poised for a third term in United Arab Republic
AP reports Gamal Abdel Nasser nominated by the National Assembly for a six year third term as president of the United Arab Republic. The same dispatch notes Canada will debut the maple leaf flag on February 15 with a ceremonial raise at Ottawa's Peace Tower.
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Inauguration Parade Recap From The White House Review
The article recounts the inaugural day events including the First Lady dancing, the President greeting guests, lifting Mrs. Clifton Daniel for a turn on the floor, and the beagle Him and white hound Blanco presented at the reviewing stand. It notes a long parade ending around 5 16 p m and the President thanking the crowd.
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White House
Lady Bird
Churchill in stable condition after clot, aides say
Moran reports Sir Winston Churchill remains stationary with no new details. The bulletin notes a circulatory weakness after a cerebral thrombosis and says Churchill has mostly slept or been in a coma, as a reference to his residence at 28 Hyde Park Gate is noted.
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Baltimore cattle and hog market report shows declines across categories
Cattle receipts 550 and hog receipts 600. slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, cows 25 to 50 cents lower, bulls steady to weak. Feeder cattle few good and choice 300-350 pounds. Hogs barrows and gilts steady to weak with sows scarce. US 1 and 2 weights 180-230 pounds around 18 dollars.
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USDA
U.S. Seeks Recess at UN Amid Dues Dispute
The United States hints at a General Assembly recess to avoid a U S Soviet clash over peacekeeping payments. Ambassador Stevenson plans to press for denial of voting rights to the Soviet Union and other arrears nations, while the USSR warns of a walkout under Article 19. A recess to May or June is favored by smaller nations to permit negotiations.
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Two Workmen Die In Gas Line Blast Near Seabrook
Seabrook Texas two workers Charles C Carson 61 of Sour Lake and B Javan Martin 61 of Willis were killed when a gas line leak sparked an explosion as they worked a six foot hole. Gulf Oil contractor Carson died at the scene. Flames destroyed two pickup trucks and burned 50 acres.
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Dinosaur stride measures 124 feet on Navajo lands
Tracks found on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona indicate a dinosaur stride of about 124 feet. The discovery highlights a large prehistoric footprint pattern and prompts further study of the site and its implications for local paleontology.
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Arigona
Weather Today Leads to Varied Friday Outlook
Pair tonight with low 20s to mid 20s. Partly cloudy Friday with highs around 38 to 44. Outlook for Saturday calls for cloudy skies and possible rain in the afternoon or at night.
Rainfall Totals By Month For The Year 1965
Rainfall data show totals up to early hours with January and February values notations. The record lists monthly amounts including February 2.13 inches and November 8.60 inches, among others, ending with December 3.39 inches.
Freighter San Nicola Sends SOS Near Hawaii
The 7,242-ton Li rian freighter San Nicola radioed an SOS claiming it was north west of a wall. Planes from Honolulu rushed to the scene. The Marine Exchange in San Francisco reported the ship carrying scrap destined for abroad and that it started its voyage from San Francisco.
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New York
Bombings, American Air Strikes in Viet Cong Tunnels
U S officials report air force bombings with 1000 pound bombs aimed at Viet Cong tunnel complexes near Saigon. Five U S soldiers wounded in helicopter operations southwest of Saigon as a clash in sugar cane fields leaves two Americans wounded and about 11 Viet Cong killed. Two U S servicemen escape during Saigon incident as grenade fragments hit a Vietnamese soldier.
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Capi
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Trans World Airlines The 5% convertible debentures priced
The market shows mixed movements with Trans World Airlines selling avily on news of its 5 percent convertible subordinated debentures. TV stock dips to 50.5 then recovers to 51.14 as Burroughs gains on earnings hopes and others drift. Several sectors move lower while drugs ease and auto-related shares hold near steady. The AP average for 60 stocks falls to 334.0 Wednesday.
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Hisrc
J. Y McDermott
Ryder Systems
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Piedmont Airliner Damaged On Landing at Shenandoah Valley Airport
An unidentified Piedmont Airlines aircraft suffered left landing gear collapse during landing at Shenandoah Valley Airport between Staunton and Harrisonburg. Company officials would not release flight or damage details and said no one aboard was injured.
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A_Piedmont Airlines
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
Arrisonburg
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