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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
2
Obituary notices list multiple local residents with details of deaths, survivors, funeral services and burial arrangements. Names include Joe Tyson Jones Jr Mrs Edith May Shircliff and relatives in Winchester Staunton and Johnstown. Services at Jones Funeral Home Fred Henry Funeral Home Mount Hebron Cemetery and Ellis Memorial Service are noted.
Richard N Braithwaite dies after a Sunday service. A funeral is set for 2:00 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home followed by an 11:00 a.m. Monday graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
A graveside service for Godfrey Miller O'Rear of 21 S. Louis Down Street will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Mt. Hebron Cemetery by the Rev. Paul E. Dick. The body is at Kurtz Funeral Home.
Spain imposes a ban on all U.S. planes carrying nuclear weapons from flying over Spanish soil after a B52 crash near Almeria. The bomber, refueled January 17, collided and crashed while en route from a U.S. base. At least one bomb is missing and ships search the Mediterranean.
Boston faced a devastating blast in the Combat Zone near the Common. Emergency crews mobilized. rescuers retrieved victims from Paramount and nearby sites while police detained looters and investigators traced causes. Fire officials feared higher casualties had timing worsened.
Arthur Malick 70 of Augusta West Virginia died suddenly Friday evening at his home. He born May 12 1895 in Augusta to George W and Nancy Everett Malick. Survived by wife Edna Eaton Malick three daughters Clarice McBride Geraldene Malick Idy Lemke and one son Sgt Roy R Malick US Army stationed in Germany. Also surviving brothers Clarence Malick Elmer Malick foster sister Susie Leydig and one son Lloyd died in 1954. Retired former National Fruit employee and Ebenezer Methodist Church member. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of son from Germany. Body at Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and will be taken to residence Sunday afternoon.
France and its five common market partners agreed on one major point in the dispute over the community executive committee powers. A joint session will discuss the committee and its veto capacity in Brussels, with remaining disagreements to be resolved before final agreement.
The musical program scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 p m has been cancelled due to weather. The Brucetown Methodist Church board retains cancellation rights and will reconsider decisions affecting the event and national interest.
Heavy hazardous driving warned as snow likely tonight with four inches or more. Low near 5 to 10 above, tomorrow cold and windy with teens, then fair and cold Monday. Rescue Squad responded after a man fell on Braddock Street steps, sustaining head cuts.
A freight train slammed into a derailed baggage car at the end of a passenger train in Bellefontaine Ohio sending three diesel units and 42 freight cars off the track. Three crewmen were slightly injured as the derailed cars tumbled into a creek and power lines cut electric service to about 1500 homes in DeGraff Quincy area. The passenger train continued to Cleveland then to New York after detaching the car.
A series of late season snowstorms hit Virginia with nine inches previously and four more inches on Wednesday. Schools closed, roads drifted shut, and doctors reported more bone injuries while emergency calls rose. By Thursday morning snow reached Roanoke and Richmond was due by noon.
Police reported three auto crashes yesterday with icy roads a factor. A snow plow truck failed to stop and hit a sedan on Commercial Street causing $4 250 damage. no injuries. Samuel W. Markley struck a parked car on South Kent Street. $250 damage and a charge for failure to stop. Dennis J. Getz faced charges for failing to yield after an Loudoun Street incident. $640 damage and no injuries.
The AP weather digest lists many cities with current conditions and temperatures including Albany clear 16 6, Albuquerque clear 45 20, Atlanta snow 50 32, Dallas Fort Worth clear, Seattle rain 55 46, and Winnipeg snow minus 34, with precipitation amounts noted for several locations.
At about 1 45 a m Friday Sonny Burks reported his brother's 1957 sedan set ablaze at Piccadilly and Washington. Paper started the fire. tires were flat and headlights burned. Firemen extinguished the blaze. a black Cadillac drove away toward Washington then Amherst. David Burks has not yet been located. police continue an investigation.
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