Obituary notices for Harry Boarman and Ellen Coylie
Obituary notices report Harry Allen Boarman 56 of Stephenson died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born September 3 1910 in Falling Waters West Virginia and leaves a son in California daughters in Stephenson and Baltimore, siblings and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Wednesday with burial at Martinsburg cemetery. A second notice covers Ellen M Coylie who died January 24 in Sibley Hospital Washington with a daughter grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Arlington Cemetery.
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Harry Allen Boarman
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boarman
Falling Waters
W. Va
Charles Abellion
Perry Engineering Co
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sidney Allen Boarman
California
Christine Stottlemyer
Barbara Gean Boarman
Baltimore
Paul H. Stragisher
St. Joseph Cemetery
Martinsburg
Jones Funeral Home
Ellen M. Coylie
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Mary M. Furry
Thomas B. Kaine
Charles Town
Maurice E. Kaine
New York City
Frances K. Taylor
Winchester
Funeral rites for Harry A Boarman at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Harry Allen Boarman set for Wednesday at 10 00 a m at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Miss Stella Pearl Brown listed in arrangements with incomplete details.
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Miss Stella Pearl Brown
Apollo 1 Fire Panel Damage and Power Theories
Outside damage centered on a panel near the spacecraft door where Apollo 1’s power wires fed the system. NASA has not decided Apollo 1’s fate. observers doubt it could carry men again. Theories cite spark from battery or faulty connection, pure oxygen ignition, and possible temperature oxygen pressure factors. Grissom White Chaffee were aboard during a Feb 21 rehearsal when fire broke out. 27 launch crew members inhaled smoke during rescue attempts.
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Students Sell Flowers for March of Dimes
James Wood High School home economics students sold carnations downtown and at Ward's Plaza on Saturday. Proceeds of 149.68 will be donated to the March of Dimes Campaign. Flowers were donated by Winchester florists. The Carolina parakeet is native to the United States and nearly wiped out by hunting.
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James Wood High School
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March of Dimes
Floriests
Winchester
United States
Winchester Mayor Attends Camporee at Camp Rock Enon
Mayor William M. Battaile slept in a tent at Gore during the annual Boy Scout Camporee with over 200 Scouts and leaders from Shawnee District. The event theme was American Heritage with talks by U S Army Captain Richard Ward and Gunnery Sgt Harry Hopkins.
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William M. Battaile
Gore
Vernon LaBarre
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Shawnee
Camp Rock Enon
Battaile
Anti Mao Walkouts Spread as New Year Holiday Looms
Anti Maoist actions including walkouts strikes and sabotage spread nationwide. Mao orders stay-at-work possibly fueling further protests during the New Year. He reshapes Beijing administration with loyalists and orders Red Chinese students abroad to return home amid unrest. Reports from Baghdad Moscow Paris and other capitals note protests and injuries.
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Bomb blasts hit Yugoslav missions from Ottawa to New York
A series of bombs ripped through Yugoslav diplomatic sites at 3:45 to 4:40 a.m. EST. The front of the Yugoslav Embassy in Washington was damaged with a four foot wall crater, followed by blasts at Ottawa Toronto San Francisco Chicago and New York consulates injuring property but not specified casualties.
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Carrier Essex Freed After Grounding Off Puerto Rico
The carrier Essex lay at Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station after being pulled from a sand bar five miles off Puerto Rico. Navy tugs freed the 849-foot ship after pumping off fuel and moving helicopters ashore to lighten the vessel. A spokesman said the antisub marine carrier was not heavily damaged when it ran aground during a large air-sea exercise involving 20,000 personnel and ships from five NATO countries.
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Cardinal Cushing Plans Retirement to Latin America
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston says he will retire to Latin America at age 75 and expects opposition. He told over 2,000 clergy and lay supporters he would serve as a confessor to priests and nuns and urge more U.S. bishops to send priests to Latin America.
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Weather note shows mixed clouds and mild changes this week
Weather today is mostly cloudy with highs in the 40s. Winds up to 10 mph from the north east. The five day forecast calls for night lows around 30 to 35, warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, cooling Thursday, then warming again for the rest of the week with light rainfall toward week’s end.
Rainfall Totals And Averages For Past Year And Months
Rainfall data shows none in the last 48 hours ending 8 30 today. January and 1967 year to date totals are 1.16 inches. Historical monthly averages span 53 years with values from January 2.42 to December 2.31 inches. The annual average from January to December over 53 years is 36.56 inches. Five year monthly figures list 1961 43.22 1962 45.36 1963 41.65 1964 33.31 1965 24.27 1966 33.32.
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Wall Street Advances Amid Tax and Rate Hints
Wall Street moved ahead in active trading despite adverse factors cited by brokers. Gains were posted by General Motors Anaconda American Smelting Allied Chemical Du Pont Xerox and U S Smelting with Polaroid up two points. Motorola rose 3 at 124 5 on 7 900 shares Sperry Rand up fractionally at 29 14 on 5 900 shares and Ashland Oil up fractionally at 38 on 10 000 shares. The AP 60 stock average climbed 1 4 to 314 7 Friday. Prices rose on the American Stock Exchange.
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NC Students Cling 12 Hours After Sailboat Capsizes
Three NC State University students, Charles J. Macisaac, Bill Shaver, and Earl Williams, rode out a capsize in a capsized trimaran off Cape Lookout. After 12 hours in cold seas they reached the Outer Banks, warmed with sails wrapped around them, then contacted the Coast Guard for pickup.
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Marshallsburg
Beaufort
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Bill Shaver
Salisbury
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Raleigh
MacIsaac
Fowler Seeks $7 Billion Debt Ceiling Increase
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler urged Congress to raise the national debt limit by seven billion dollars to 337 billion. He warned that without action in a month the Treasury would begin delaying some payments. He criticized lawmakers for voting for appropriations yet opposing extending the debt limit.
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Above Average Temperatures Expected For Five Days
The forecast calls for above average highs from 48 to 54 degrees over the next five days. Today’s high reached 34, far above the 11 of a year ago with a 6 degree low during the Big Blizzard era when emergency crews aided stranded sick residents.
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Grant's Father Worked As Tanner In Early Life
Brief note states that Ulysses S. Grant's father, Jesse Root Grant, was a tanner by trade. The fact appears as a historical detail about the president's family background.
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