Obituaries for Frank H Murphy and Fannie Tipton
Frank H Murphy aged 68 of 217 Brown St died Friday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He leaves wife and eight grandchildren plus sons Harry, Edward, Paul, Alfred. buried Greenwood Cemetery Unger WV. Fannie O Neal Tipton 86 of Stephenson died Friday in Shawnee Spring Nursing Home. survived by son Lacy Brumback and daughter in law Tanner Brumback. burial Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Murphy
Brown St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Morgan County
W. Va
David
Laura Spellman
Murphy
Ora Dick
Winchester
Greenwood Methodist Church
Harry F. Murphy, Jr
Martinsburg
Edward D. Murphy
Greenwood Heights
Paul R. Murphy
Alfred R. Murphy
Jessie Murphy
Gore
Clergie Huff
John Gowdy
Unger
Greenwood Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Fannie—O’Neal_ Tipton
Stephenson
Shawnee Spring
Lacy ©. Brumback
Richmond
Tanner K. Brumback
Jane B. Bachmann
Andrew G. Bachmann
Philadelphia
John E. O'Neal
Charletson
Samuel J. O'Neal
Rescues Told After Hong Kong Plane Crash
Survivors describe rescuing children in the sunken plane. A gaping hole in the rear allowed escape. Of 80 aboard, 56 survived, 21 killed, three missing. Passengers include 58 Americans, with a Sacramento State College tour group among the unaccounted.
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Hong Kong
Mrs. McCeney of Charlottesville Dies. Funeral Planned
Mrs. Kathryn H. McCeney born May 3 1899 in Washington DC died yesterday at her Charlottesville home. She was the widow of William H. McCeney and daughter of the late Frank Barstow Harrison. Survivors include daughters Joy Johnston Newport News Genny Zarnick Cleveland and Judy Curcie Schenectady. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Fort Lincoln Chapel Washington DC with burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. A separate funeral for Norman Henderson 57 Killeen Texas will be Monday 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Kathryn H. McCeney
Charlottesville
Washington, D. C
Norman Henderson
Killeen
Texas
Killeen Nursing Home
E.T. Clark
Mount Hebron
Air Force launches six satellite bundle from Cape Kennedy
A Titan 3 rocket lifted off from Cape Kennedy at 9 15 a m EDT sending six satellites into initial orbit about 100 miles up The third stage was to ignite three times in a six hour flight to drop the payloads into separate orbits 20900 miles high They would release at different speeds forming a ring around the equator The mission aims include a combat communications satellite and a color imaging satellite and was reported as progressing perfectly 15 minutes after launch
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
America
Defense Department
Harrisonburg Electric Commission to build new HQ
Nielson Construction Company submitted the apparent low bid of 578 384 for the Harrisonburg Electric Commission headquarters. The brick concrete and steel building is expected to be the largest downtown commercial structure awarded and will take about one year to complete.
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Harrisonburg
Bear catches salmon by paw strike on river sandbar
A brown bear stands on a sandbar or log to strike fish with its paw as it targets salmon ascending rivers to spawn. The behavior highlights the bear’s skill in catching migrating fish.
Weather Today Virginia Shows Scattered Showers
Scattered showers expected tonight in Virginia with lows in the 60s. Sunday will be partly sunny and warm with highs in the 80s and possible afternoon thundershowers. Monday brings showers and cooler air. Also includes Winchester skies data for Saturday and recent rainfall summaries.
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Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
First Negro Astronauts Selected for MOL Program
Four aerospace research pilots named to the Air Force MOL program include Maj. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. of Chicago, Maj. James A. Abrahamson of Portland, Maj. Donald H. Peterson of Winona, and Lt. Col. Robert T. Herres of Denver. The group will join two others to form a two-man Gemini B craft for a 30-day orbit at Vandenberg in 1970. Lawrence, 31, the only PhD holder, says the selection is a natural progression and denies opposition due to race. The program aims for a Titan 3C launched mission with a nonaggressive, military focus and space lab contact without space suits.
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Los Angeles
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Robert H. Lawrence Jr
Lawrence
Air Force
Department of Defense
Robert T. Herres
Denver
Cole
Donald H. Peterson
Winona
Miss
James A. Abrahamson
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Ohio State University
Abrahamson
Peterson
Vietnam
Aerospace Research Pilot School
Edward Air Force Base
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Two Men Hurt In Accidents In Bluemont
Two men from Bluemont were injured in separate accidents at the start of the pre holiday weekend. Charles Trussell and Gerald Shepherd arrived at Winchester Memorial Hospital around 7 30 p.m. one after a motorcycle crash. Shepherd was moved to the University of Virginia with a concussion and Trussell was admitted locally with lacerations.
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Charles Trussell
Gerald Shepherd
Bluemont
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shepherd
University of Virginia
Trussell
Soft drinks taken from Seven-Eleven machine. theft reported
A soft drink machine at the Seven-Eleven on E Cork St was broken into and cans worth $2.50 were stolen. Store Manager Richard Bur cham reported the theft to police at 6 45 a m. Officers Carroll Mauck and Kenneth Armstrong investigated. New building completed in Woodstock Virginia Highway Department Shenandoah County residency between Edinburg and Mt Jackson on U S Route 11 now complete and may not be occupied until Aug 1.
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E. Cork St
Richard Burcham
Carroll Mauck
Kenneth Armstrong
Woodstock
Virginia Highway Department
Shenandoah County
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
U.S. Route 11
Haiphong Harbor Risks Acknowledged By U S Officials
Officials note that a mine or air burst can release hundreds of metal balls, complicating efforts to protect shipping in Haiphong harbor during attacks on nearby military targets. The risk extends to Soviet vessels approaching Haiphong or Cam Pha, about 50 miles away.
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U.S
Haiphong Harbor
United States
Haiphong
Cam Pha
Ethiopian Beni Amer Men Use Melted Butter For Hair Frizz Hold
Ethiopian Beni Amer tribesmen reportedly apply melted butter to their hair to tame frizz. The practice highlights grooming customs amid nomadic communities in the region.
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Mr. Frank Murphy
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mrs. Tipton
Dennis and
Katherine Schmucker O'Neal
Noah E. Tipton
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Women of the Church
Smalts Florists, Inc
Smalts Garden Center
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Mimete Tet Opes
Orabes
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger & Company, Inc
Commerce St
Rally
Jim Largent
House of Delegates
Winchester Recreation Park
War Memorial
Citizens For Largent Committee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sacramento
Virat Boonyavanich
Thai International Airways
Helen Latham
Miako Fujinaga
Tokyo
New York
Robin Blaine
Harvey Hasen
Singapore
Douglas
Gregg
Wendy
Hansen
The
Society of Jesus
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Mrs. McCeney
Henderson Service
New Holland
Lupton Equipment Company, Inc
Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
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Boise
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Winchester Skies
Glaize & Bro
N. Caméron St
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