Obituaries printed for Octavie Giffin, Mary Moreland and Frances Bott
Obituary notices list Octavie Giffin 85 of 601 Woodstock Lane dying yesterday with funeral Monday at 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also Mary Moreland 63 of Route 2 Edinburg dies Wednesday with service Sunday at 3 at Dellinger Woodstock and burial in Massanutten Cemetery. Frances Bott 79 formerly of Baker West Virginia dying Wednesday with service Thursday at Baker United Methodist Church and burial in Baker Cemetery.
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Octavie Giffin
Woodstock Lane
Jones’ Funeral Home
James A. Fogleman
William A. Miller
Ora L. Foltz
Walter B. Frye
Bennie P. Stotler
W. Austin Havermale
Robert G. Smallwood
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Phews
Dellinger
Woodstock
Harvey C. Nicholson, Jr
Ben Riffey
Bill Wetzel
Raymond Good
C.W. Lillard
Russell Bowers
Ray Ray
Massanutten Cemetery
Frances Bott
Winn
Baker
W. W.va
Baker United Methodist Church
W.va
Raymond Campbell
Dean Fawley
Baker Cemetery
Loy Funneral
Wardensville
Jones Funeral Home
Amateur Radio Test Tomorrow
A simulated emergency test will be conducted by local amateur radio operators tomorrow and Sunday. The group, led by Michael A. Collins, will perform the exercise to provide emergency communications if normal facilities are interrupted.
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Amateur Radio Emergency Corps
Michael A. Collins
Obituaries for William E Green and Harry C Amos Jr
William E Green age 49 of Los Angeles California died January 19 he was born November 3 1919 in Frederick County son of the late Stewart B and Lela Green a Handley High School and Virginia Tech graduate he worked as a design engineer for McDonnell Douglas for 12 years and is survived by his widow Louise Diana Lee and others burial was in Inglewood Cemetery Los Angeles. Harry Clinton Amos Jr age 29 of Leesburg died yesterday survived by his widow Joan Earl Amos his parents a son Brian Gregory Amos a brother and sister services scheduled at Muse and Reed Chapel in Leesburg with burial in Union Cemetery Leesburg.
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William Edward Green
Rose Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Green
Frederick County
Stewart B
Lela Richard Green
Handley High School
Virginia Post Institute
Blacksburg
McDonald-Douglas Aircraft
Los Angeles County
Louise M. Green
Diana Lee Green
James Woodward
Gary Green
Winchester
Bruce Green
Maude Baker
For Rest Foster
Arbella Anderson
Thelma Barr
Inglewood Cemetery
Inglewood
Harry Clinton Amos, Jr
Shenandoah St
Leesburg
Joan Earl Amos
H.E. Amos
Union St
Brian Gregory Amos
Carroll E. Amos
Arlington
Sylvia Kyle
Greenbelt
Muse and Reed
Union Cemetery
Jury Pool Grows for Shaw Kennedy Conspiracy Trial
Judge Edward A. Haggerty expands the prospective juror pool as 169 names were drawn for the Clay Shaw trial in New Orleans. Six jurors were seated in three days of questioning, with 12 jurors and two alternates to be chosen before testimony. Shaw faces charges of conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy, a central test of Jim Garrison’s investigation.
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New Orleans
Edward A. Haggerty
Clay Shaw
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Dallas
Garrison
Haggerty
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Thousands of Czechs bid farewell to Jan Palach’s coffin
Thousands filed past the closed coffin of Jan Palach in Prague as a mass memorial formed at Charles University. Crowds near Zizkov and Wenceslas Square watched a sobbing youth read from a Bible and a rough old man mourned loudly. Palach, 21, set himself on fire January 16 to protest the Soviet invasion, dying three days later. The coffin would be displayed through Saturday morning before a large memorial and private funeral services planned for Saturday afternoon. Student leaders warned against violence and urged calm as up to 400000 students were expected in Prague. The gathering followed the 1968 reform mood and the chorus of calls for socialism with a human face.
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Jan Palach
Palach
Jan Hus
Zelezny Alice
Charles University
Catafalque
Wenceslas Square
Czechoslovakia
Prague Radio
Interior Ministry
French film star Delon spends night in police station
Paris AP Alain Delon 33 spent the night in a police station while questioned in the Stefan Markovic killing case. Ex convict Francois Marcantoni 49 is held on complicity charges. Delon not under arrest. Marcantoni's lawyers expect release after further fact gathering.
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Paris
Alain Delon
Stefan Markovic
Delon
Europe
United States
France
Markovic
Yugoslavia
Alain
Nathalie Delon
Francois Marcantoni
Sirhan Jury Selection Reaches Ninth Day in RFK Case
In Los Angeles the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial advances on its ninth day of jury selection with nine men and three women seated. Prosecutors and defense clash over questioning jurors about death penalty views, but Judge Walker sustains the objection.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Siran
Grant B. Cooper
Robert F. Kennedy
Cooper
Herbert V. Walker
Nixon to reassign OEO programs and pause Johnson nominations
Daniel Moynihan says Nixon favors moving OEO functions into established departments. Nixon informs Senate he will withdraw all pending Johnson era nominations including ambassadors, judges and postmasters. Burns, a Columbia economist, will oversee a continuous inventory of plans for legislative and executive action.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
Nixon
OEO
Senate
Johnson
Burns
Columbia University
White House
Child Dies of Pistol Wound in Richmond
A 3-year-old Richmond girl Betty Jean Bradley died at a city hospital after being accidentally shot in the face by a 4-year-old playmate. Police said the weapon, a .22 caliber pistol, was taken from the boy's mother's purse and fired Wednesday morning.
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Richmond (Ap
Richmond
Betty Jean Bradley
Mass arrests at San Francisco State College
Police arrested over 400 people during a three hour crackdown at San Francisco State College to enforce an anti rally rule. By midnight many remained unbooked as demonstrations followed a student strike begun November 6 involving about 200 dissidents and 250 supporting teachers. Dr S I Hayakawa described the rally as an act of desperation and praised crowd control.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
City Prison
S.I. Hayakawa
Winchester man in critical condition after shooting incident
Leo Daniel Lease, 42, of 1623 S Loudoun St, was hospitalized at University of Virginia in Charlottesville in critical condition after a head gunshot. Robert Edward Nail, 41, of Gainesboro, charged with breaking and entering with intent to murder for the Nation al Ave incident, held without bail. A note mentions the first Washington DC telephone directory issued in 1878 with 188 subscribers.
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Winchester
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Leo Daniel Lease
S. Loudoun St
National Ave
Robert Edward Nail
Gainesboro
Washington, D. C
Viet Cong timetable disrupted by allied offensives near Saigon
U S and South Vietnamese operations, which have smashed bases and seized supplies, are said to have disrupted Viet Cong plans in the three northern provinces of the 3rd Corps Area. Officials note no Saigon attack is imminent, but terror raids and assassinations remain possible. In Mekong Delta fighting, South Vietnamese forces claim 44 Viet Cong killed with minimal casualties to their side.
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U.S
Cambodia
3Rd Corps
Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
11Th Light Infantry
da Nang
Grassland Share and Clues From a Puzzle Map
A sprawling OCR fragment links global grassland to 972 million cattle, noting 24 percent of Earth's land. The remainder is filled with a mixed puzzle grid of clues and partial answers across many numeric and lettered entries.
Missionaries Praised at Serampore College Anniversary
West Bengal governor Dharma Vira lauded Christian missionaries for aiding India's 19th century renaissance during Serampore College's 150th anniversary. Founded in 1818, Serampore was India's first degree conferring college and now uniquely grants theology degrees.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Dharma Vira
Serampore College
Serampore
Weather Preview for Virginia Cold Weekend Snow Likely
Colder tonight with a chance of snow or flurries and lows in the 30s to 20s in higher areas. Saturday brings more snow flurries and much colder highs around 38 to 45. Sunday turns partly cloudy and very cold. The 5 day outlook shows below normal temps with high 38 to 45 and lows 18 to 26, with over a half inch of total precipitation, mainly Saturday and again midweek.
Rainfall totals and averages for January to December records
Rainfall data shows 24 hour and year to date totals with historical averages and five year summaries. It lists monthly averages for 55 years, and includes references to U S Courts and religious demographics with an India note and 1967 Catholic statistics.
Wall Street gains lift market in early Friday trading
The stock market rose on a lighter trading day as gains outweighed losses on the New York Stock Exchange. Leaders like Raytheon and American Smelting posted gains while big names such as General Motors and U S Steel showed fractional advances amid a technical rebound despite weak factory orders and higher inventories.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Raytheon
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Polaroid
Xerox
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Alcoa
International Nickel
Goodyear
United Fruit
PennzZoil
American
Asarco
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Belt Service
James Moreland
Mary Paige Moreland
Route 2
Edinburg
Bertha Armel
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Mr. Conley William Elliott
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Virginia
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Street
the Order
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen St
William E. Green
Harry C. Amos, Jr
Criminal District Court
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Shawnee District
County Board of Assessors
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Indochina
Sirhan
Ltmity
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Pacific Petroleums
American Stock Exchange
Warner Brothers Seven Arts
Eckmar Corp
Asamerca Oil
Commonwealth United
Bell Electronics
Goldfield, Technicolor
Westates Petroleum
H.W. Ebert
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Loudoun St
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