Obituaries from Winchester Evening Star January 28 1966
Obituaries list several local deaths with funeral details. Dr Aniele 61 of 1415 Grey Stone Terrace dies at home. service 11 am at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev G Raymond Womel with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Richard Dick Braithwaite of Siler Run dies at home born Frederick County Nov 28 1910. survived by two sons and two daughters. service Sunday 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers. burial Fairview Cemetery. Miss Martha Burquest 64 of Palm Beach Florida dies. born Sweden. survived by two sisters. body to Carlson Funeral Home New Britain Connecticut. burial New Britain. Mrs Beulah Oates Hardy of Hyattsville Maryland dies. service Omps Funeral Home with pallbearers listed. burial Old Stone Church Cemetery White Hall.
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Aneile
Greystone Terrace
Jones Funneral
G. Raymond Womel
Clarence H. Hill
John J. Albert
Fred H. Lewis
Edwin Gould
Johmn W. Huberger
C. Cochran
Br. Whee
Walter S. Hough
Hunter M. Gaunt
W. Alan Perry
Garland R. Quarles
Joseph Barrett
William A. Rooker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Richard
Dick) N. Braithwaite
Siler Route
Mr. Braithwaite
Rederick County
Douglas Braithwaite
Winchester
Donald Braithwaite
U.S. Navy
Hawaii
Betty Ashley
Patricia Abanks
Edison
Leonard Braithwaite
Jones Funeral Home
Nathan Williamson
Martha Burquest
Charles Ave
Palm Beach
Fla
Winones Memorial Hospital
Miss Burquest
Sweden
daugh_ter
Auguste _Burquest
Baptist Church
New Britain
Conn
Karen Halloren
Gurli
Oscarson
East Hartford
Jones
Carlson
Beulah Oates Hardy
Hyattsville
Omps
Morgan S. Haney
Miller Saffell
Albert Messick
Edward Ruffner
Wallace Lutz
Ray Fries
Clayton Pugh
Old Stone Church
White Hall
Debating Society to American Philosophical Society
The Junta organized by Benjamin Franklin evolved into the American Philosophical Society in 1743, marking a key shift from a debating circle to a formal scholarly body in early colonial America.
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Benjamin Franklin
The
Junta
American Philosophical Society
Five Cars Hit as Man Charged in Snowy Winchester
Winchester police charged Lynn Franklin Kerns 27 of 218 N Kent St with reckless driving and leaving the scene after five cars were struck on National Ave and N Kent St amid heavy snow. Damages were $270 on three cars and $100 on two others.
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Winchester
Lynn Franklin Kerns
N. Kent St
National Ave
F. A. Bailey
William H. Nagley
Allison Ave
Fred S. Hunt
Russell E. Brill
Orchard Ave
Kerns
Bailey
Linwood Dunn
N. Kent
James Sulser
Elwood Mason
Pennsylvania Ave
L. W. Waters
Brams Creek
Rt. 7
Barley
S. Cameron St
Senators Urge LBJ to Seek Collective War Judgment
Fifteen Democratic senators urge President Johnson to continue the five week bombing moratorium in Vietnam and seek their collective judgment before renewing air strikes. The letter follows a White House conference where leaders urged an early end to bombing.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Senate
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
White House
Mansfield
Fulbright
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Sens
Frank Church
Idaho
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Wayne Morse
Oregon
V plows and bulldozers clear drifting Interstate 81 as storm hits
The Virginia and state highway crews deploy five large V plows three bulldozers and loaders to open drifts on I-81 and other primary routes. Temperatures plunge to the teens with up to 16 inches of snow in Central Virginia and high wind drift reopening challenges persist. Four deaths in the Norfolk Portsmouth area are linked to the storm as schools stay closed and buses crawl.
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Highway Department
Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfolk Portsmouth
John Thomas Blair
Viet Aid Auditors Increase to Combat Graft in Viet Nam
U S aid officials report Viet Nam operations now have 20 auditors, up from 10, with a post audit system checking sample transactions due to the size of programs and difficulty auditing every shipment. Critics accuse graft and black market profits, while Rep Hays presses for action and more details from Rusk and Bell. In related notes, several deaths from snow in Virginia and North Carolina are reported, including Norfolk residents and a Rocky Mount incident.
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Washington
Viet jNam
U. S
Agency For International Development
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Wayne L. Hays
DeOhio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Rusk
David E. Bell
Bell
Rusk
Saigon
Weather Elsewhere
Weather across regions described by The Associated Press notes varied conditions. Meteorological reports indicate shifts in precipitation and temperatures affecting travel and daily plans.
Prince Charles departs for Australian school exchange
Prince Charles 17 leaves London by plane for Geelong Grammar School in Australia. He travels via the United States on the longest journey of his life to join an exchange program and later will complete his studies at Gordonstoun in Scotland.
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London
Prince Charles
Australia
Prince Philip
Anne
Sydney
United States
Geelong Grammar School
Gordonstoun
Britain to Maintain Commitments East of Suez
Britain’s government pledges to keep military commitments in Germany the Middle East Africa and the Far East without seeking American help on costs. British officials say they will retain the Rhine army and will not seek U S funds or aid amid NATO strains and market tensions.
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Washington
Britain
Germany
Middle East
Africa
Far East
Michael Stewart
Defense
Denis Healey
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
Suez
Rev W Holt Souder Elected to Virginia Diocese Panel
The Rev W Holt Souder former rector of Christ Episcopal Winchester was chosen to serve on the Diocesan Executive Committee in Richmond. He now leads St. Marys Church in Richmond. Delegates from Christ Church at the 171st annual Virginia Episcopal Council included J Pinckney Arthur Joseph A Massie Jr J Victor Arthur Jr William A Johnston Dr William H Pifer and Rev John A Baden.
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W. Holt Souder
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester
Diocese of Virginia
Richmond
St. Mary’s Church
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Christ Church
J. Pinckney Arthur
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
William A. Johnston
William H. Pifer
John A. Baden
First professional game in Latrobe 1895 recognized
The first officially recognized professional football game was played in Latrobe Pennsylvania on August 31 1895 Latrobe defeated Jeannette 12 to 0.
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Latrobe
Jeannette
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