Obituaries in Winchester Star July 1 1968
Andrew Wetherbee LaVelle 58 of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 26 1909 in West Point Mississippi he is survived by widow Anna Levi LaVelle sister Mary LaVelle Townsend and brother E J LaVelle Jr. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville burial Green Hill Cemetery flowers omitted donations to John H Enders Fire Company and Rescue Squad. Josephine Leake 79 died at daughter Jessie Owens home Sperryville born June 10 1889 daughter of James and Emagene Jenkins widow of Aubrey Leake survived by six daughters three sons and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville burial Greenhill Cemetery Berryville.
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Andrew Wetherbee LaVelle
Battletown Drive
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Point
Miss
Edward and
Rowena Wetherbee LaVelle
Anna Levi LaVelle
Mary LaVelle Townsend
Dennisoh
Tex
E. J. LaVelle Jr
Jackson, Miss
John H. Enders
Robert Goshorn
M. C. Cook
Green Hill Cemetery
John H. Enders Fire Company
Josephine Leake
Jessie Owens
Sperryville
James and
Emagene Nichols Jenkins
Aubrey Leake
Leake
Daisy Owens
Inez Boyds
Winchester
May Howell
Florida
Annie Locke
Susie Ashwood
New Jersey
Stella Myers
Pennsylvania
John Leake
Sam Leake
Charles Town
Haywood Leake
Ada Jenkins
Hubert Jenkins
Culpeper
Roy Jenkins
Irwin L.stonesifer
Greenhill Cemetery
FTC weighs ban on cigarette ads on radio and TV
Newsweek reports the Federal Trade Commission may urge banning all cigarette advertising on radio and television. The move would end about 250 million dollars a year in tobacco industry ad spending. FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon declined to comment, noting no legal power to bar ads.
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Federal Trade Commission
Newsweek Magazine
TFC
Paul Rand Dixon
Newsweek
FTC
China Said To Build First Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Moscow reports from Foreign Communist sources claim China has developed its first ICBM ready for trial use though not yet tested. If confirmed, China would join the United States and Soviet Union as an ICBM nation, following its June 1967 hydrogen bomb claim.
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Sentence Upholded for Young Marine in Vietnam Killing
Cpl. Stanley J. Luczko receives three year prison term and bad conduct discharge after retrial for voluntary manslaughter in the Sept. 22, 1966, Vietnamese civilian killing near Tri Binh. Gen. James M. Masters affirms verdict and forfeiture. board of review to consider appeal.
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Military Council
Kenefick
B52s pressures Vietnam as Allies report sporadic clashes
Allied officials in Saigon say reports are being checked while precautionary measures are taken. U S and South Vietnamese forces battle Viet Cong near Tay Ninh and northwest of Saigon with dozens killed or wounded. Bombers strike Tay Ninh Hau Nghia Binh Duong and Long Khanh provinces as B52s operate from Okinawa Kadena air base.
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Kyodo News Service
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Rebuilt Doumer Bridge Signals North Vietnam Rail Link
U S intelligence notes major permanent repairs to key facilities since the Johnson bombing ban. The Doumer bridge over the Red River near Hanoi is rebuilt with two spans replaced and trains using the structure. Roadbeds await resurfacing while an adjustable third rail adapts lines for through traffic to China and North Vietnam.
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Eisenhowers Wed 52 Years in Original Card
Fifty two years ago in Denver a young lieutenant and a young woman married. Today Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is under treatment at Walter Reed Hospital as his wife keeps vigil beside him. The Eisenhower farm lies five miles from Gettysburg.
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Teamsters Strike Hits Long Island Rail Road
Teamsters Union maintenance workers struck the Long Island Rail Road, halting nearly all service on the main line that carries about 90,000 commuters daily. The union seeks higher pay, with no details disclosed, while the railroad has not matched the demand. Dr Louis Leakey reported evidence of an African ancestor using a crude stone hammer about 12 million years ago.
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Teamsters
Long Island
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Louis S. B. Leakey
Wall Street advances as market eyes steady Open Week
The stock market made a tentative advance on Monday with gains outnumbering losses on the New York Stock Exchange after three days of decline. The Dow rose about one point, and several major issues including Alcan Aluminum and American Telephone showed higher activity on good volume.
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Electronic Group
Alcan
Serr Corp
Marine
Great American
American Telephone
Imperial Corp
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Virginia Weather Outlook For Tuesday To Saturday
The Virginia five day forecast calls for fair conditions today and Tuesday with hot spells. Highs reach 75 to 80 in the west and 82 to 86 in the east, with overnight lows 55 to 60 west and 69 to 65 east. Rain chances average 3% or more as showers and storms move in from Monday afternoon to Tuesday night, lingering along the coast into Wednesday.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures for five year and monthly averages
Rainfall data for the past 48 hours and the year to date are given, with five year totals for 1963 through 1967 and monthly averages for 55 years. The January through December 55 year average is stated as 36.50 inches.
Oil Slick Washes Two Miles of Virginia Beach Shore
A tar like oil slick washed up along two miles of Ocean View shoreline in Norfolk on Sunday from an unidentified vessel. Coast Guard could not identify the source. Officials warned cleanup could take two to four days depending on wave action. Local business owners fear holiday fallout and hotel guests faced oil coverage and extra soap and towels.
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Charles W. Brickner
Army Engineers
Herbert Masters
The
Atlantic Hotel and Apartments
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Surfside
Virginia Native Fatally Shot in North Carolina Saloon
Henry Allen Montgomery 23 of Rocky Mount North Carolina was killed in a Sunday early morning argument at a western saloon near crossroads Nash County North Carolina. Jerry Ernest Willis 24 of Rocky Mount is charged with shooting Montgomery with a .22 caliber pistol.
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Crossroads
Sheriff's Department
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Henry Allen Montgomery
Rocky Mount
N. C
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Willis
Montgomery
Lone Yachtsman Nearly Home From World Voyage
Alec Rose, 59, grocer by trade, sails the Lively Lady into Portsmouth after 317 days at sea. The yachtsman is escorted by two British Navy minesweepers and was treated to champagne and fruit during the Channel crossing. He began his voyage from Portsmouth on July 16 last year.
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England
Alec Rose
English Channel
Rose
Corner Home Owners Practical Remodeling Tips
Home improvement guidance from Stephen M Rosenberger emphasizes planning and right tools. The column promotes John W Rosenberger & Co offering materials and remodeling services with free delivery. A tip suggests using vinegar to mix plaster instead of water to slow setting.
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