Obituaries feature Walters Webster and Rutherford in Winchester
Obituary items list Thomas W. Walters 95 of Baltimore born 1872, survivor details and Mount Hebron cemetery note. Lena Mae Webster 48 of Winchester Memorial Hospital dies. service Thursday Berryville John H Enders Funeral Home. Oscar Dudley Rutherford Winchester dies. service 2 pm Berryville with pallbearers named. Cemetery Berryville.
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Thomas W. Walters
Calhoun St
Baltimore
Lincoln Memorial
Mr. Walters
Frederick County
Sanford and
Ellen Timberlake Walters
Anna Belle McFarland
Calhoun Street
Della Baker
Mount Hebron Metery
Jones Funeral
Lena Mae Webster
Jacob Webster
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Webster
Fauquier County
John E. Wilson
Fannie Dodge
Clarke County
Louise Pine
Boyce
John Elmer Wilson
Berryville
Pfc
William Wilson
U.S. Army
John H. Enders
T. S. Hogan
Community Methodist Church
Marvin's Chapel
Green Hill Cemetery
Oscar Dudley Rutherford
Winchester
Edward J. Taylor
Ray F. Rutherford
Omaha
Nebr
Charles Tharpe
Lester Reid
Oscar Ramsburg
G. W. Shackleford
Eustice Jackson
Jack Martin
Snow flurries and rain forecast across regions
Snow flurries are forecast for tonight in New England and the northern and central Rockies. Rain is expected along the Pacific coast to central California, plus the Mid- Atlantic and Tennessee Valley. Showers are due in parts of the South.
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New England
Rockies
Pacific Coast
California
Mid-Atlantic
Tennessee Valley
South
Allies Reactions to Clifford Remarks Stun Vietnam Allies
U S allies in Vietnam expressed surprise at Defense nominee Clark Clifford's Senate remarks on a bombing halt and cease fire. officials said the statements altered expectations and lacked prior consultation. McNamara halted 5.56mm cartridge use tied to M16s amid continued combat readiness. Dr Benjamin Spock and four others pleaded innocent to draft counseling charges in Boston.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hanoi
United States
State Department
San Antonio
Johnson
North Vietnam
Senate
South Vietnam
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Services Committee
Khe Sanh
McNamara
Boston
Benjamin Spock
Fire Sweeps Miners Union Office Amid Strike Tensions
Fire damaged the Southern Labor Union hall in Clymer near Indi ana as talks were planned over a 13 000 man strike sparked by arrests of miners picketing Solar Fuel Co mines near Johnstown. The event follows earlier dynamite damage at Mears Coal Co and ongoing labor disputes with the United Mine Workers.
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Isburgh
Independent Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Southern Labor Union Hall
Clymer
Indina
Mears Coal Co
Dixonville
Ternnessee
United Mine Workers, Afl-Cio
William Hart
United Mine Workers
Solar Fuel Co
Johnstown
Solar
Mears
New Contract Seen Boosting Bus Fares in Virginia
Norfolk and Richmond transit orders voted for a new two year contract with the Virginia Transit Co. The bus line says a fare increase in both cities is inevitable. Kenneth A. Bradshaw, VTC president, predicted the impact as the contract retroactive to January 1 is studied.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia Transit Co
Six Die in Overnight Fires in New York and Brooklyn
Six persons died and 11 were injured in fires that swept the top floors of a Lower East Side tenement and a Park Slope brick row house. Among the dead were a teenage boy and his sister, plus two women, with a fireman and a policeman among the injured while rescuing four residents.
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New York
Lower East Side
Park Slope
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Wall Street Tue mixed but treads near steady as Pueblo crisis looms
The market opened uncertain about the Pueblo crisis and fiscal policy. The Dow fell 0.17 to 863.50 as many issues edged fractionally. Goodyear and Eastman Kodak rose about a point while Boeing and Raytheon slipped about 1. Highlights included oil majors reporting strong earnings with little price impact. Early volume leaders saw small losses for McDonnell Douglas and Hess Oil, with gains for American Motors and Freeport Sulphur. Treasury bonds held steady.
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New York
Goodyear
Eastman Kodak
Boeing
Raytheon
McDonnell, Douglas
Chesebrough-Pond’s
Hess Oil
Brunswick
Scott Paper
Teledyne
American Motors
Phillips Petroleum
Freeport Sulphur
Purex
Alleghany Corp
Chryslyer
St. Regis Paper
U.S. Treasury
Freeport
Liquor Referendum Debate Moves to Statewide Vote Plan
The debate over liquor by the drink includes a proposal for a statewide referendum. Sen. Fenwick argues all Virginians should vote on the issue, while Sen. Breeden backs local referendums under a 34 year old law. The bill faces GOP opposition citing state welfare concerns and alcohol abuse risks.
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Lould
State Abc Board
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Norfolk
Senate
Fenwick
Virginia
GOP
Gop Minority Chairman, Sen. ‘J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Weather outlook for Virginia with rain chances
The forecast shows a low in the upper 30s with occasional rain likely tonight. Wednesday will be cloudy and cooler with a chance of more rain.
Rainfall totals and averages over five decades
The report lists rainfall amounts by year from 1963 to 1967 and monthly averages for January to December over 55 years. It includes annual totals for 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 and monthly averages from January to December with an overall annual average of 36.50 inches.
Growers Urged To Attend Frederick Fruit School
Frederick County extension agent John T. Wolfe urges area fruit growers to attend the Frederick Clarke Fruit School opening at 9 30 a m Thursday in the War Memorial Building. Delmer Robinson Jr and Wolfe co chair the event with speakers from VPI and local exhibitors. The program ends about 3 p m with soil survey insights by William L Blair Jr of Harrisonburg. The article adds a note defining mica as a silicate mineral formed from molten rock.
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John T. Wolfe
Frederick County
Frederick Clarke
War Memorial
Wolfe
Delmer Robinson, Jr
Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn
VPI
Israeli Fire At Egyptian Boats Delays Suez Clearance
Israeli forces opened fire on four Egyptian launches at Port Said as crews prepared to survey the northern Suez Canal for obstacles hindering release of 16 foreign ships. Egypt said the plan shifted north after many obstructions were found, while Israel warned against surveying the northern section as a breach of the postwar accord.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
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Thomas Walters
National Geographic
Mrs. Webster
Rutherford Service
Omdsuneral
Loudoun Street
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
KKK
White House
Miners’ Union
Kenneth A. Bradshaw
VTC
NSM
National
Morticians
Wall Street
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
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Prcss
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Albany
Ibuquerque
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STOW
Des Moines
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Okla
City
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Ptnd
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Val Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
San Diego
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Seattle
al Tampa
al Washington
Winnipeg
I, Q. Ansers
Titian
Handel
Alabama
James I
England
Grover Cleveland
Jeff Chandler
Iwallbayeh Durable
N. Cameron St
Myers
Eir Setterryport As
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
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