Obituaries Brown Lovett 78 of Winchester
Brown Lovett 78 of 2641 Valley Ave. born September 10 1890 in Hampshire County West Virginia died yesterday. Livestock dealer, World War II veteran, survived by three children and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Friday 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. He is the last member of his immediate family.
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Brown Lovett
Valley Ave
Mr. Lovett
Hampshire County
W. Va
Albert
Anna Loy Lovett
Brown Lovett, Jr
Winchester
Bruce E. Lovett
Arelington
William O. Lovett
Hayward
Calif
Funeral service for Ensley B. Potts held tomorrow
Funeral services for Ensley B. Potts 69 of 504 Atwell Ave will be conducted tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home by Rev James R Jackson with pallbearers Albert R Simmons Oscar B Harry Albert L McFarland Albert N McFarland George E Mason and Ora L Foltz Burial will be in Mount Hebron The average private pilot is 35 8 years old and lives in a city with 471 000 people Columbus Ohio per AVEMCO insurer of private planes
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Laura Fletcher Gibbons
W. J Hayden
St. Paul Methodist Church
St. Paul Church
National Cemetery
Robert Johnson
Jasper Long
George Cary
Albert Martin, Jr
Alfred Smith
Arthur Honesty
Kenneth Williams
Sam Addison
Isiah Jackson
Herman Connley
Charles Williams
William Brown
Ensley B. Potts
Atwell Ave
Jones Funeral Home
James R. Jackson
Albert R. Simmons
Oscar B. Harry
Albert L. McFarland
Albert N. McFarland
George E. Mason
Ora L. Foltz
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Columbus
Ohio
Avemco
Obituary Notices For Potts Lovett Elliott
Funeral times set for Potts Lovett Elliott as listed by Jones Funeral Home. Mr. Brown Lovett and Mr. Conley W. Elliott have services scheduled for 1 30 P M on respective days.
Gore Resident Dies While Driving
Gore resident Conley W. Elliott aged 55 died yesterday while driving near Yellow Springs West Virginia. State Trooper J P Lannan said he died at the wheel and his car left the road and overturned though death was not from the crash. his wife had a heart attack. Elliott, born June 24 1913 in Gore, was an orchardist for D K Russell and a Hebron Baptist Church member. He is survived by two brothers Lloyd and Turner Elliott of Gore. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Winchester with burial at Elliott Family Cemetery Gore.
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Gore
West Virginia
J. P. Lannan
Elliiott
Yellow Springs
W.va
Charles Robert
Laura B. Brill Elliott
D. K. Russell
Hebron Baptist Church
Elliott
Reuben Elliott
Lloyd Elliott
Turner Elliott
Jones Funeral Home
Winchester
Elliott Family
Russell criticizes Navy over Pueblo episode in interview
In a interview Senator Russell questions Navy handling the Pueblo affair saying the testimony reflects one man's view and awaiting a satisfactory reply. He cites the ship’s capture by North Korea and former captain Bucher who recalled limited time to defend or destroy equipment. Senator Young voices concern over lack of destruct equipment on the mission. The Pueblo remains in North Korean hands. The piece closes with a note about a drifting staghorn fern that survives by buoyant air filled stalks.
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United States
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R N.D
Central Intelligence Agency
Navy Command
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Pueblo crew recalls Pueblo incident in sea chase and surrender
Bucher recounts ninth minute after Pueblo sent final message as North Koreans seized the ship and 82 crewmen faced 11 months’ imprisonment. He describes surveillance on Soviet ships, signaling attempts to mislead a sub chaser, and orders to destroy classified material before two MIG-21s flew overhead.
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Lebanon Bars Guerrillas From Crossing Into Israel
Syria charged that Lebanese troops are cracking down on Palestinian guerrillas and preventing cross-border raids into Israel. Al Fatah operatives were rounded up after a mission in Upper Galilee as Lebanon sealed the frontier. A French advisory mission arrived in Beirut to assist defense needs amid regional tensions.
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Wall Street gains outpace losses amid cautious trading
Wall Street opened with more advancers than decliners as analysts weighed how Nixon administration steps may affect business. The Dow fell 0.18 to 929.64 while Goodrich rose on a tender offer, United Fruit and Trans World Airlines showed mixed moves, and motors and retail names led gains.
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Winchester Marriage Hub Draws Couples From Wide Area
The article notes Winchester Memorial Hospital handles blood tests and serves Clarke County applicants. Civil ceremonies occur in Winchester via two court appointees, Mrs Martha Grim and Norman E Cooper, with Justice of the Peace Arthur M Gooden performing in Frederick County. Cooper says he married 445 couples in 1968 and many couples treasure Winchester as the place they wed.
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Frederick County
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New York
Shawnee Land Books Open to Property Owners Schedule
Shawnee District land books will be open to property owners Friday and next Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Frederick County Courthouse. On Tuesday the five county assessors will hear complaints. Opequon District books including Stephens City and Middletown will be open Wednesday and Thursday January 29 and 30 with Complaint Day on Friday January 31. The Assessors office is on the second floor of the courthouse. NEW YORK AP A 25 year old meter reader picketed Con Edison claiming he was fired for refusing to cut long hair. Eric Gladstone an employee for 18 months marched at company HQ shouting and distributing leaflets. A spokesman cited careless meter reading and frequent absences and that his appearance was disheveled and not conducive to good customer relations.
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Fragmented Quiz Clues Spur Mixed Answers Across States
A list of terse prompts hints at geography and science topics. Items include Finland, Texas, Iowa, Ohio and Utah, with references to dryness, mercury, Mt Sinai, and soil moisture. The sequence appears as a set of disconnected clues rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Prague mourns Palach hunger strikes as police clear protest area
News notes 3rd death by self harm in Vearni Praha amid family strains and prior Palach warnings. Hunger strikers near the Palach fountain evacuated tents by police, with crowds deterred. Other cities report similar protests, while no immolations occurred overnight.
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Palach
Zpravy
Prague
Five Day Weather Outlook for Virginia
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Thursday will bring cloudiness and mild highs in the upper 40s or low 50s. Rain possible at night with a return to mild conditions into Friday. The forecast covers Thursday through Monday with above normal temperatures and highs mainly in the 50s, cooler in the mountains and north. Lows in the 30s, precipitation near one inch mainly over the weekend and Monday.
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Rainfall totals and averages from January to December
Rainfall data show 24 hour end at 8 a.m. today with January to date and yearly totals. Historic averages for 55 years list monthly means, while five year figures for 1963 to 1967 are provided. Sunset and sunrise times noted for Wednesday January 22 with moonset at 10:42 p.m.
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