Deaths and Funeral Notice for Brandell J Warner
Brandell J Warner of Strasburg died in Shenandoah Hospital. He served as Official Board member and church choir member of Strasburg Church and belonged to the Strasburg Lions Club. A former Winchester Evening Star employee and longtime Strasburg publishing firm worker, he is survived by his widow Edna Loraine Racey and several children and siblings. Funeral held at Strasburg Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Strasburg
Ter
Luther Warner
Strasian Church
Church
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Strasburg Lions Club
Winchester Evening Star
Strasburget
Edna Loraine Racey
Warner
Betty Jane Palmpei
Roberta Loraine Wright
Jerry Wayne War
Alf Oe Eee
Tai Trvin Warner
U.S. Navy
Texas
Virginia Marston
Annapolis
Nellie Forrest
Alexandria
James L
Falls Church
Irene ‘Wilson
Str
Stras Jan
C. Derby
Harry Knepp
Earl Willey, Sr
Harry Lambert, Sr
Charles Crabill
George Trimble
Lloyd Rosson
Seckwith
Citizens Council Defense Fund
Circuit Court
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
FBI
Pone
Greenwood
Beckwith
Infant Michael Todd Hausenfluck Born in Berryville
Hausenfluck infant Michael Todd, son of Charles Leonard and Patricia Ann Pierce Hausenfluck, of 208 Treadwell Street, Berryville, is recorded.
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Michael Todd Hausenfluck
Charles Leonard and
Patricia Ann Pierce Hausenfluck
Treadwell St
Berryville
Death of Mrs. Zirkle in Harrisonburg
Mrs. Zirkle died after a fractured hip and long illness at her Harrisonburg home. Born November 5 1900 in Shenandoah County she married William Zirkle in 1900 and lived in New Market and Harrisonburg. Survived by seven children and several grandchildren, with funeral arrangements pending at the family funeral home.
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Harrisonburg
Zirkle
Shenandoah County
William and
Jordon Will
New Maret
Traffic collage injures, car wrecks on Route 522 North
Morning crash scene on Route 522 North involves a total loss vehicle and a second collision near Cameron. An unnamed driver escaped injury while another car struck a tree after running a red signal. A parked vehicle owned by Mary Lou Tinsman was left at the scene. Police identified W. Cooney and Vance as officers.
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Tricity
Albin
Ge Higaway
Serdang Se Peer
Con Gee Mobile
North Cameron
Mary Lou Tinsman
Route 5
Hansel Lindamood
Harry E. Miller
Ed Fiddler
Cameron
Porkions
Ae Alee
Loudoun St. Man
Tri
W. ‘Ooney
Vance
Boscawen St
Indictments in Gun Theft Case and Related Proceedings
Two indictments allege theft of firearms with defendants including a 39 year old resident of 24 E Leicester St. Judge Elliott D. Marshall opened the January term and appointed Peter McKee to defend. Arraignment was set for this afternoon. A mother court action led to sentencing Franklin Ray Beck to two years in the penitentiary after a recommendation by Commonwealth's Attorney Dabney W. All three cases were delayed for pre sentence reports. Judge Marshall refused to revoke probation for 27 year old Joseph Racey despite the probation officer's recommendation.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Sesson
Peter McKee
Seerean
Marshall
Franklin Ray Beck
Dabney W. Commonwealth
Strasburg
Joseph Racey
Break-In Reported at 300 Block of N. Cameron St
City police say the Baugh and Sons Building in the 300 block of N. Cameron St was entered over the weekend. A machine was broken into and about a dollar was taken. Entry was gained by unlocking a second floor window.
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Baugh and Sons
N. Cameron St
Geet
Macous Beatelphenlt
Eee
Brush Fire Burns 35 Acres on Cedar Creek Grade
Firefighters answered a brush fire near the Cedar Creek Grade intersection with Route 11 around 10 50 a m. The blaze burned about 35 acres and officials reported the scene at Harry S Truman.
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Cedar Creek
Rt. 11
Courtroom Heavily Guarded As Beckwith Murder Trial Opens
In Jackson Mississippi the trial of Byron De La Beckwith for murdering a Negro civil rights leader opened under heavy guard. Court officials tightened security as public access was restricted and jurors were seated for the opening session.
France Recognizes Communist China in Diplomatic Shift
France under de Gaulle moves to formal recognition of the Beijing regime, signaling a break with U S policy and a shift toward neutral relations with Peking. The move impacts the United Nations seat contest and tests the Atlantic alliance amid Cold War tensions.
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U.S
China
Britain
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
United States
John
Atlantic Alliance
Free World
de Gaulle
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Cnte Aeole
Ios Faure
Far East
Viet
More Evidence Due in Urban Renewal Trial
Staunton Virginia judge Rayner V. Snead ordered additional evidence in the city urban renewal trial to be taken by deposition April 3 through 11. The record will be made available by the end of May with final arguments set for August 10.
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Staunton
Rayner V. Snead
Snead
Lafayette psychology professor Dr Herbert Rogers dies
Easton Pa. Dr Herbert Rogers 73 former head of Lafayette College psychology department died Saturday He previously taught at Yale and the University of Minnesota before joining Lafayette in 1924.
Johnson Eyes $1.4 Billion Two Year Urban Aid Plan
The LBJ administration pressed a new 1.4 billion dollar two year authorization for urban aid. The proposal aimed at funding fast growing suburbs while preserving open space and supporting community facilities loans.
Court class permits child transfer. suit dismissed but kept on docket
Judge Michie allowed the children to transfer but dismissed the suit while preserving it on the docket for possible reopening. He refused to reopen the case when a Negro party challenged the action.
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Michie
Court Upholds Desegregation Order in Charleston Schools
The State Pupil Placement Board in Richmond assigned six Negro children to previously all white schools, upholding a court order desegregating Charleston schools. The Sixth Circuit affirms an anti discrimination injunction against Charleston School authorities.
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Richmond
Pie Circuit Courts of Appeals
Charleston
S. C
Associated Press
Appeals
McNamara Defends U S Missile Posture in Supreme Court of Deterrence
In a 171 page statement Defense Secretary Robert McNamara defends U S missile power and counters critics of overkill. He argues the program must have extra insurance to deter Soviet aggression and ensure decisive retaliation even under worst circumstances.
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Ers
McNamara
U.S
Rainfall totals and averages across multiple months
Rainfall data shows 24 hour totals and yearly totals for January and overall rainfall to date. Historical averages are provided for 51 years, including monthly figures such as January, February, March, May, June, August, September, November, December, and notes on July and October.
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Dooney
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