Obituaries for Turner Whitacre LaVelle in Winchester area
Obituaries list Minna Coleman Turner Leslie Whitacre and Andrew Wetherbee LaVelle. Turner died in Newark after illness. Whitacre, formerly of Capon Bridge, died in Pittsburgh. LaVelle of Berryville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with service set in Berryville. Details cover survivors, funeral arrangements, and affiliations.
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Minna Coleman Turner
Winchester
Newark
N.J
Mary Rose
Helen Turner
Alice Fletcher
Jerry Coleman
Leslie Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Shadyside Hospital
Pittsburgh
George and
Emma Abrel Whitacre
McCabe Brothers Funeral
Walnut St
Shadyside
Writer Richard Maney Dies in Norwalk Conn
Richard Maney a 76 year old writer and press agent who represented Broadway shows for 22 years died Sunday night in Norwalk Conn He was known as the dean of Broadway press agents and authored Fanfare Confessions of a Press Agent published in 1957.
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Norwalk
Mystery Interception Report Delays Plane Landing
Tosolini radioed at 7 39 p m that he had landed and all aboard were all right after aircraft intercepted by MIG fighters forced toward a Soviet island. A Japanese radar station warned overflight of Soviet area. DC8 maiden flight worth 10 million carried standard equipment.
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Douglas Aircraft
Chesapeake Bay Rivers Offer Yacht Grounds for Life
The Chesapeake Bay features 48 principal rivers with 102 mean dering branches and numerous creeks, providing extensive cruising grounds for sailors seeking a lifetime of boating.
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Chesapeake Bay
Ray faces High Court appeal over Milton ruling in murder case
The extradition order against the 40 year old prisoner rests on two grounds a fugitive criminal accused of murder and a fugitive convicted of robbery Ray escaped Missouri State Penitentiary in 1967 and now awaits British court actions. British officials argue no conspiracy exists and the murder was a lone act. Ray may appeal to the High Court on a point of law and, if rejected, to the House of Lords.
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High Court
Milton
Ray
House of Lords
Britain
Lords
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
London Airport
David Calcutt
U.S
London
Frank Milton
Calcutt
Roger Frisby
King
LBJ Expected to Hear Plea for Higher Prices
Five Central American nations meet in El Salvador ahead of President Johnson’s weekend visit to discuss economic relief. The Central American Common Market faces widening trade deficits as export prices fall for sugar bananas and coffee while imports rise, with a proposed 30 percent increase in import levies looming as a major issue.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
United States
John Johnson
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
Johnson
Gen Harold K Johnson Retires From Army Chief Post
General Harold K Johnson retires from the Army chief of staff post after four years in command. A White House ceremony will honor him with the president presenting the retirement award. Johnson, 56, a Bataan survivor and former prisoner of war, avoids fanfare as General Westmoreland succeeds him at Andrews Air Force Base. Westmoreland will be sworn in at 9 am in Secretary Resor’s office.
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Washington
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of Staff
Pentagon
Johnson
White House
Bataan
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Andrews ‘Air Force Base
Westy
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Brooks enters Conservative bid for 7th District Congress
Louis A. Brooks Jr. of Waynesboro files to run as a Conservative Party candidate in the 7th District against Democrat John O. Marsh Jr. of Strasburg and Republican A. R. Giesen Jr. of Staunton. Israeli troops fight two hour battle with eight Arab saboteurs. two raiders killed and several Israelis wounded near Bet san valley between Hamadiya and Ma Oz Hayyim. The six surviving attackers flee across the Jordan River as Jordanian forces provide fire support.
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Rechmond
Louis A. Brooks Jr
Waynesboro
John O. Marsh Jr
Strasburg
del. A. R. Giesen Jr
Staunton
Tel Avw
Hamadiya
Ma’Oz Hayyim
Betsan
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Kline Declines City Council Seat After Write-In Victory
Floyd Kline told the Town Council he would not accept the seat awarded by 43 write-in votes on June 11. He cited other obligations but agreed to stay on the council until a successor is chosen.
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Edinburg
Floyd Kline
Wall Streeted modest gain in dull trading on Tuesday
Wall Street opened with a modest gain as gains outnumbered losses by about 130 issues. The Dow Jones average inched ahead while trading was slower due to a short week and hot weather. Montgomery Ward rose on merger talk with Container Corp as the market prepared for a holiday close.
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NEW York
Dow. Jones Industrial
Montgomery Ward
Container Corp
Lone Star Gas
Eastern Airlines
General Electric Sunasco
International Paper
Bethlehem
Xerox
Evans Products
Wall
Hijacked Flight From Havana To Varadero In 1962 Incident
A Northwest Airlines jet was diverted overnight in Havana after a chaotic attempt by a well dressed gunman to force a Key West flight to continue. The plane then left at 5 58 a.m. and landed in Miami 39 minutes later with a crew including First Officer Richard Conrad and stewardesses Nancy Steveson Barbara Schlosser Margarite Schmidt and Miss Burt. The Swiss Embassy assisted in handling U S passengers.
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Havana
Varadero
United States
Fidel Castro
Simonson
U.S
Cuba
Miami International Airport
Northwest Orient Airlines
Minneapolis
Richard Conrad
Kenneth Warras
Nancy Lee Steveson
Barbara Schlosser
Margarite Schmidt
Miss Burt
Northwest
Southeast Airlines
Key West
County Plans Study Lurry For Rural School Reform
Page County plans a study to reorganize its school system with a $32,000 federal grant. Superintendent Wayne E. King announced the program, which could guide other rural systems if successful. King leaves Page County to take Harrisonburg city schools post today.
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Lurry
Page County
Wayne E. King
King
Harrisonburg
Weather Summary for Virginia This Week
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with high in the upper 80s and a low around 70s. Rainfall to date for July is zero with year to date 16.31 inches. five year July totals and 55 year monthly averages provided for context. The forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler temperatures on Thursday.
Cardinal Brennan Dies at 74 in Rome and Philadelphia
Francis Cardinal Brennan, 74, longtime American church leader, died today after illness in Rome and treatment in Philadelphia. He headed the Roman Curia's Congregation of the Sacraments and earlier served as judge on the Sacred Rota, becoming the first American named to the Vatican court and later head of the Curia.
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Philadelphia
Francis Cardinal Brennan
Pennsylvania
Ami
Vatican
Cardinal Brennan
Rome
Roman Curia
Congregation of Sacrament
Misericordia Hospital
Vatican Court of Appeal
Tribunal
Paul VI
Msgr
Brennan
College of Cardinals
Paul
Cardinal Breenan
Curia
Clarke County Grapples With Spraying Damage Across Miles
County officials discuss economic impact as spraying causes damage far from origin. John Gerkin seeks state expert analysis to measure extent and guide next steps. A halt to sprays is proposed while utilities and railways are contacted. Gerkin notes drift risks from fine chemicals and improper methods. The board weighs mowing as a possible long term control and thistle ordinances.
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John Gerkin
Edward McC. Williams
Telephone ‘Company
Railroads
Gerkin
Clarke County
VPI
Harvard psychologist Edwin Boring dies at 81
Edwin G. Boring, 81, renowned historian of modern experimental psychology and longtime Harvard psychology lab director, died Monday. He served as a former president of the American Psychological Association.
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Cambridge, Mass
Edwin G. Boring
Psychology Laboratories
Harvard University
Boring
American Psychologicalssociation
I Q Answers Quiz From Old Time Newspaper Clues
A vintage quiz lists answers for ten items. Notable entries include Bolivia Paraguay Men Spruce John L Sullivan and The bat. Further clues cover Goiter Venus Squash prompting readers to match questions to solutions.
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Spruce
John L. Sullivan
the Bat
Goiter
Venus
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Battletown Drive
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Robert Goshorn
M.C. Cook
Mr. LaVelle
West Point
Miss
Edward J
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Mississippi
Ann Levi
Mary LaVelle Townsend
Dennison
Tex
Edward J. LaVelle, Jr
Jackson
Howard Hart
Thomas Keating, Jr
William Renner
Beverly D. Peyton
Harry Lee Armel
Lawerence White
Hobson McGehee
G.B. Thomas
John H. Enders Fire Company
Marie Ann Barb
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lorist, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Sealmark
Rock OF
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen &T
Funeral Here, Inc
Loudgus
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Carolinas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas Panhandle
The
Rockies
Gulf
Atlantic
Treasury
Salt Lake City
Butler
Supt
Thomas Butler
Scotland Yard
LBJ
Gen. Johnson
Kline
Wall Street
State Department
Page County Plans
Slaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Virginia
Clarke
MR. Lee
I.Q. Answers
Bald
Bolivia
Paraguay
Ethion
Fairfield Chemicals
Niagara Chemical Division
Middleport, NY
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