Obituary: Robert Henry Foltz 1899 World War I veteran
Mr Foltz born in Woodstock May 24 1899 son of William and Savella Foltz a World War I veteran His wife Lillian Lineweaver Foltz preceded him Survived by one son Leonard Foltz and several grandchildren No funeral service will be conducted tomorrow at 2 pm in the Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock Relatives meet at the funeral home at 1 30 pm for procession to Fairview Cemetery
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Mr. Foltz Was
Woodstock
William and
Savella Foltz
Leonard Foltz
Anes Toe
Dellinger Funeral Home
Robert Henry
Fairview
Russians Favored in U.S. Wheat Sale, Findley Says
Rep. Paul Findley accuses the Johnson administration of unconscionable advantages that cost U.S. taxpayers 381000 in wheat sales to Russia. He cites a secret policy diverting U.S. grain from a Persian Gulf route to reserve for the wheat deal and higher shipping by small dry-hold ships to Pakistan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Johnson
Russia
U.S
Findley
U.s.-Persian Gulf
Said
Pakistan
MacArthur Memorial Opens To Public In Norfolk
The MacArthur Memorial shrine dedicated to General Douglas MacArthur opens to the public in Norfolk near Ft. Monroe. Marble crypts and stone slabs dominate the rotunda as the memorial awaits a formal dedication in front of the general and his wife.
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Norfolk
MacArthur
Continental Army
Ft. Willay
Bea
Mel
Goueth
Douglas MacArthur
Will Arthur
Warmest January Night On Record in Danville
The AP reports Danville saw the warmest January night ever as a 62 degree low edged past the prior record by one degree set on January 18 1943. Friday's high reached 63 degrees.
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Danville
Johnson says U.S. weighs Frante action on recognizing Red China
President Johnson states Frante's recognition of Red China is a matter of wide concern for the world. The bulletin notes the global impact and cautions on diplomatic implications.
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Washington
Johnson
Frante
China
Fisher Hopes To Settle Divorce Before Monday
New York AP reports singer Tale Fisher seeks a divorce settlement with Elizabeth Taylor before his departure for the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck. Taylor’s lawyers demand terms including 1 million dollars, 750000 tax free and 250000 dollars for ten years. Fisher from Hollywood disputes the amount and says he will travel Monday to Austria. Taylor remains in Hollywood with Burton as she proceeds with her divorce filing.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Fisher
Hollywood
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Burton
Innsbruck
Austria
West Virginia House Passes Sunday Closing Bill
The West Virginia House of Delegates advanced a Sunday closing bill amid bitterness from a 1963 vote. Lawmakers considered amendments and paused action until next week, planning to vote on the House measure after reconvening.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Katleas
British commandoes quell disorder in Dar es Salaam
British commandos quickly suppressed unrest in Dar es Salaam with the barracks under control. Commonwealth relations office and officials described the incident as over swiftly with a brief fighting period. Troops were airlifted to Nakuru, sixty miles north of Nairobi, to reinforce Kenya Army units.
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Dar Es Salaam
Brispunitie Ish
Commonwealth Relations Office
Low
Esman
Nakura
Nainga
Gpd
Kenya Army
Shastri Named Prime Minister Heir After Stroke
Former Home Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, was sworn in by President Radhakrishnan as minister without portfolio marking his role as Nehru's political heir and deputy after a mild stroke. In Tokyo, North Viet Nam accuses Britain of aiding South Viet Nam. Burma and Thailand conclude border talks, aiming to ease jungle frontier tensions.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Shastri
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnah
Tokyo
Viet Nam
Britain
South Viet Nam
Radio Peking
Peking
William Lee
Royal “‘Air Forte
U.S
Mekong River
Rangoon
Burma
Thailand
AF Resumes Airlift from Panama to Florida
The Air Force resumes the airlift of nearly 3000 American dependents from Panama to Patrick Air Force Base in Florida. More than 1100 people were moved last week amid riots in the Canal Zone.
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Air Force
Panama
Lesten
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
U.s.controlled
Canal Zone
Echo 2 Aids U S Soviet Satellite Communication Test
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed last August to bounce radio signals and images off Echo 2 in a cooperative test using a passive reflective satellite. Echo 1 remains in orbit though deformed. Echo 2's polar orbit aims for global visibility. Other active satellites Relay 1 Telstar 1 Telstar 2 Syncom 1 Syncom 2 are in operation, with Syncom 1 inactive.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Space Agency
Zemenky Observan
Moscow
Jodoerell Bank Observatory
Eng
Samos
Six youths charged with damaging official's car
The juveniles aged 16 to 18, all white, will be summoned to county juvenile court after signed statements from four of them. Damage to the convertible was estimated at $000. Commonwealth Attorney William F. Watkins Jr. announced the Halloween night incident.
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Doom Mae
William F.watkins Jr
Prince Edward Commonwealth
Tie Peti Sullivan
Eres
Weer Sullivan
Unemployment in West Virginia Rises in December
State figures show total unemployment at mid December reaching 5 200, up 2 900 from the prior month as West Virginia faces worsening joblessness.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Department of Employment Security
Chamber Aims for National Accreditation Strength
Mr. Flesner explains accreditation by the national body would give the local chamber an esteemed worldwide label. He outlines 11 general evaluation fields including organization, staff, objectives, membership relations, programs, publications, financing, financial responsibility, plant and equipment, and research and improvement. AW Loring introduces the speaker as chamber president.
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Chambers of Commerce
al al
Seana
AW. Loring
Chamber
Weather Outlook for Winchester This Weekend
Fair today and colder tonight with lows around 30 and in the 20s in the highlands. Sunday should be fair with highs near 40. Outlook for Monday calls for clear skies and light to moderate winds. An updated Winchester forecast appears in today’s edition.
Rainfall Totals By Month And Year
The report lists rainfall figures including past 24 hours at 0.12 inches and January year to date 3.57 inches. It covers 51 years with monthly totals such as January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.08 to 3.13, May 3.77, June 3.88, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 3.13, November 2.60, December 2.39 inches.
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Spas
Publisher of Tombstone Epitaph among 3 killed in crash
Clayton Smith 48 publisher of the Tombstone Epitaph and educators T. C. Johnston 44 and Donald Ensign 49 were killed when their Piper Tri-Pacer crashed in rugged southeastern Arizona mountains about eight miles southwest of Benson. All bodies were recovered Friday.
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Benson, Ariz
Southwest
West Virginia Cancer Society Names Underwood Chairman
Cecil Underwood of Huntington was named again to chair the American Cancer Society fund drive in West Virginia. He will serve a second term and is a former West Virginia governor seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the May primary.
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Charleston
W. Va
American Cancer Society
Cecil Underwood
Huntington
West Virginia
Underwood
Scranton Meets With Two Governors on GOP Candidacy Buzz
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania met with Colorado Governor John Love and Idaho Governor Robert Smylie, fellow Republican governors and leaders of the Republican Governors Association. They noted regional support for an honest draft but said Goldwater leads in their area. The Cleveland Plain Dealer cited Sen Stephen Young on astronaut John Glenn Jr voting Nixon in 1960 as Young seeks the Democratic Senate nomination.
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John Love
Colorado
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Love
Smylie
Scranton
Republican Governors’ Association
Sen. Goldwater
San Francisco
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Richard M. Nixon
Glenn
Young
Illinois
Cook County
Chicago
GOP
Hayes Robertson
Concord
N.H
George Lin- Rockwell
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