Obituary notices for Paul S. Sr and E H Jenkins Sr
Funeral services are set for Paul S. Sr. 56 of Route 2 who died Thursday at home with burial in Mount Olive Cemetery. E H Jenkins Sr. 80 who died at his son’s Arlington home will be laid to rest at Sperryville after a Jones Funeral Home service. pallbearers named.
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Paul 8S. Sr
Route 2
Jones Funeral Home
Carl B. Glover
Harold C. Gance
C. Gene Bayliss
William S. Frank Mn
Jack M. Franklin
Holmes E. Dusing
Robert M. McFarland
Charlies Newlin
William J. Cooper, Jr
James M
Ethel H. Newcomb
Kanawha St
Hyattsville
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Miss Newcomb
Winchester
Lottie Copenhaver Newcomb
Charles E. Newcomb
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Paul Sheets
H. Hines
14Th St
Mount Hebron
E H. Jenkins, Sr
Arlington
Henry S. Amidon
John Streit
Thomas Streit
Charles Jenkins
Clyde Wilson
James Wilson
Frank Brill
Sperryville
Vanessa opera by Barber and Menotti
The American opera Vanessa features music by Samuel Barber with a libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti, an Italian writer. The collaboration blends Barber's score with Menotti's dramatic text for a landmark U S opera.
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Vanessa
Samuel Barber
Gian- Carlo Menotti
Obituary Notice for Paul S. McFarland Sr
Paul S. McFarland Sr. dies with arrangements listed for Sunday service at 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Friends and family are invited to attend the service.
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Paul S. McFarland, Sr
Soviet Man Is Executed After Border Violation Case
The United States reports Newcomb Mott, American citizen, was found to have killed himself in custody after a 1965 trial for illegally crossing the Soviet border. The embassy said clemency appeals were denied and the body lies in the Kirov morgue. Mott, from Princeton, New Jersey, had been visiting Norway and entered the enclave near Borisoglebsk, claiming he was lost and tired.
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U.S
Mott
Newcomb Mott
Murmansk
U.S.S.R
Kirov
Nore Way
The
van Nostrand Book Co
Princeton
N.J
Borisoglebsk
Supreme Court
William T. Shinn Jr
Snowfall to intensify with heavy snow warnings issued
Snow began in the Appomattox area before 10 a.m. and mixed with rain in Richmond Dinwiddie and Chesterfield. Forecasters warn of four or more inches tonight with temperatures dropping to 20 to 25 degrees after a day low of 22 and a high of 29.
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Appomattox
Richmond
Dinwiddie
Chesterefield
Winchester
LBJ Pays Tribute to Rusk on Completing Fifth Year
President Johnson honors Secretary of State Dean Rusk at a Washington dinner marking his fifth year in office. Johnson’s tribute calls Rusk a torch of inspiration guiding toward a happier era, in a letter to Overseas Writers.
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LBJ
Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
President Johnson
Johnson
Overseas Writers
Job Corps Replaces Managers at Breckinridge Camp
The Job Corps will shift management at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky as the OEO ends its contract with Southern Illinois University and awards it to an industrial firm. The site, opened last July, has about 400 inmates and facilities for 2000 amid past riot and racial overtones.
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Camp Breckinridge
OEO
Southern Illinois University
Army Base
Job Corps
Breckinridge
Dirksen
Southern Illinois
Senate
James R. Fornear
Nigerian Premier Balewa Found Dead After Coup
Nigeria's Information Ministry confirms Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa is dead after a coup and kidnap last week. Reports say Finance Minister Festus Okotie-Eboh was killed. Ironsi government officials deny official confirmation. British and commonwealth authorities monitor the evolving crisis in Lagos.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Nigerian Information Ministry
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
London
Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi
Sir Abubakar
Festus Okotie-Eboh
Virginia lawmakers push changes to education and benefits
Senate proposals seek to raise unemployment benefits from 36 to 42 dollars weekly and restore compulsory school attendance while undoing Virginia’s freedom of choice policies. Bills to raise driver license age to 16 and limit juries, plus a poll tax abolition measure, hog tax, and study of punishment duties.
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Senate
Garland Gray
Sussex
Virginia
Freeman del
William M.dudley
Lynchburg
Assembly
del. C.armonde Paxson
Charlottesville
Joseph C.hutcheson
Brunswick
Weather Forecast for Virginia Snow Warning and Cold Weekend
Heavy snow expected tonight with four inches or more. Low temperatures 20 to 25. Sunday cloudy, windy and cold with highs 28 to 32. Monday fair but very cold. Past 24 hours rainfall and 52 year averages noted. Monthly averages listed for 52 year period.
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Virginia
Auto Theft Suspect Held by Municipal Court Judge
Municipal Court Judge John W. Rice ordered Phillip Stephen Henry, 18, of Warrenton held for the grand jury. Henry is charged with auto larceny for allegedly stealing a car owned by Mrs. Myrl Moser from a parking lot at 27 E Gerrard St on January 10. He was arrested January 15 in Warrenton.
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John W. Rice
Phillip Stephen Henry
Warrenton
Henry
Myrl Moser
E. Gerrard St
Two Car Crash Injures Two Baltimore Residents
A Friday morning two car collision in the city injured Jeanette Harris a 5 and William C Harris 24 both of Baltimore. John Victor Wright 63 of Berryville was charged with reckless driving after his car skidded and struck Harris’s vehicle on Berryville Ave. Damage exceeded 1000 dollars.
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Detrick
Baltimore
Jeanette Harris
William C. Harris
John Victor Wright
Berryville
Berryville Ave
William C. Hareris
Wright
Winchester
Edgar Lee Orndorff
Rt. 3
Rt. 671
Clearbrook
Alabama Democrats face choice on white supremacy motto
Alabama Democrats confront whether to remove the 1904 white supremacy motto from the party emblem or keep it. State Chairman Roy Mayhall presses for action at the Democratic Executive Committee meeting as Gov. George Wallace weighs in and speculation swirls about candidates in the May 3 primary.
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Birmingham
Ala
Democratic Party
Alabama
Roy Mayhall
Democratic Executive Committee
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Lurlee
Mayhall
Jasper
U. S
House
John Patterson
James E. Folsom
Carl Elliott
Ryan Degraffenried
Flowers
County Dog License SparksCalls About Roaming Dogs
County Dog Warden Henry S. Bursey reports many calls after the 1966 license information, focusing on roaming dogs that damage property and molest people. Owners are liable for damages and can be sued or prosecuted if they refuse restitution. warrants and attorneys may be used.
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Henry S. Bursey
Bursey
Pope Paul Visit Sets New York Barrier Record
Police report a record 10 000 gray-painted wooden barriers were placed at strategic locations for the Pope Paul visit in New York amid historic crowds and security measures.
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New York
Pope Paul
Police Department
Notable names and phrases from a fragmented page
Fragmentary OCR lists terms such as tooth decay Virginia Dare famous Negro educator Volga painter of birds Ann Arbor Independent Order of Odd Fellows Thomas sundial and appointed.
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Virginia Dare
Volga
Ann Arbor
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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