Funeral service for John H. Seal held at Market Street United Methodist
The service for John H. Seal, who died Sunday, was conducted yesterday at 3 30 p m at Market Street United Methodist Church by Rev Edward Taylor. Survivors include son Robert R. Seal of Winchester and daughters Shirley E Shakespeare of Towson Md and Barbara Monk of Stephens City. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. The second item notes King Louis XIV of France began his reign in 1643 at age five and ruled 72 years, the longest European reign.
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John H. Seal
Market Street United Methodist Church
Edward Taylor
Robert R. Seal
Winchester
Shirley E. Shakespeare
Towson, Md
Barbara Monk
Stephens City
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Louis XIV
France
Purges Hit Major Czechoslovak Party Newsrooms
Czechoslovak hardliners purge officials in two party organizations and install new editors at Rovnost in Brno Pruboj in Ostrava Elbe and Zemedelske Noviny Prague. Pro Soviet propagandists push to isolate editors backing appeasement policy as part of dismantling liberal press freedoms since 1968 invasion.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Rovnost
Brno
Pruboj
Bohemian
Ostron-Elbe
Zemedelske Noviny
Food and Agriculture Ministry
Gustav Ha
Nixon Admin Signals Flexible Vote Rights Plan
The Nixon administration indicates it will not oppose a compromise to extend the 1965 Voting Rights Act, with House action to first extend the law then consider a broader voting package. Ford met with Nixon after which the stance softened on a total substitution of the administration proposal.
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Washington
Nixon
House
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Attorney General
Steps Taken To Cut Costs Of Medicaid
Washington AP Congress and Welfare Department act to curb rising Medicaid costs. Senate approves measures allowing states to control expenses and HEW issues rules to curb high fees to doctors and dentists. Sen Javits cites unprecedented rise in medical costs and federal program abuses.
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Washington
Congress
Welfare Department
Senate
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Advertisers oppose death warning on cigarette ads
Washington AP: The American Advertising Federation condemned a federal plan for a death hazard warning on all cigarette ads as piecemeal and simplistic. They questioned FTC proposals' effectiveness and urged Congress to address broader smoking health issues, noting tobacco workers' welfare and industry economics.
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Washington
American Advertising Federation
Federation
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Congress
FTC
Quiz Answers Include Bolivia Caliber and More
A list of ten items shows Bolivia as the first answer and Caliber as the second. True statements accompany items three and five. William Powell appears as the fourth, with nickel as the sixth. Demosthenes is item seven, followed by 110,000, North Star, and Roman Road.
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I. Q
Bolivia
Caliber
True
William Powell
Demosthenes
North Star
Roman Road
Viet Cong aims at political goals in Paris talks
Analysts say Communist leaders pursue political aims in Paris peace talks and plan a limited military victory with U S troop withdrawals. A Ben Het siege shows the tactic of small forces with rockets and mortars for heavy damage with limited casualties. Dak To base resupply reached Ben Het today.
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Paris
U.S
Ben Het
Dak To
Martinsburg Derailment Compounds Rail Cleanup
Work continued today in Falling Waters to clear wrecked coal cars after a second derailment in 48 hours on Penn Central tracks. Salvage crews pried apart a mangled mass of 34 cars with about 30 coal loads scattered on U S Route 11. A Baltimore and Ohio railroad team also cleared and restored tracks after a separate derailment near Allensville and Cherry Run involving 15 cars.
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Martinsburg
Falling Waters
Berkeley
Penn Central
W. Va
State Roads Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Allensville
Cherry Run
Child 6 Cited For Riding Motorized Mini Bike
Denver police cited six year old Dolly De Leon for riding a motorized mini-bike on a public road without a license. Her mother Dorothy Chavez said the bike was ridden in an alley and recovered from the police pound after the family paid 11.25 for nine days storage and 10 for the tow plus 21.25 citation costs.
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Denver
Robert G. Johnson
Dolly de Leon
Dorothy Chavez
Enders Answers Grass Fire Alarm Near Route 340 Farm
Firemen were called to a grass fire on Will Fenton's farm three miles south of Berryville yesterday. Believed to be started by a cigarette, the blaze covered several hundred square feet. At 4:50 p.m. the alarm sounded. by 10 p.m. a second call found the Berryville Lumber Company burning trash, under control.
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Berryville
John H. Enders
Will Fenton
Here
Berryville Lumber Company
Robbery at Frederick County vending machines nets $35
Two soft drink machines at Ted's Mobile Homes and College Drive Shell Station were broken into after midnight. About $5 was stolen from the Auto Exchange location and about $30 from the Shell Station. Deputy Kline estimated total damage at $100 as investigators search for suspects.
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Frederick County
Robert Kline
Ted Sisk
Ted
Wilkins Auto Exchange
Millwood Pike
Auto Exchange
College Drive
Shell Station
Philip Bayliss
Sheriff’s Office
Wall Street Opens Higher After Modest Tuesday Gain
The Dow rose 1.69 to 877.59 at 10 30 p m with gains leading losses by about 275 issues. Early blocks included Boeing Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Mobil Oil and Westinghouse up. Brokers cite improving volume as investors return and potential for a good technical rally.
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Dow Jones
Boeing
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling
Mobil Ol
Westinghouse Electric and
White Consolidated Industries
Bermec Corp
National General
American Telephone & Telegraph
Benguet
Pacific Petroleums
Weather Snapshot For Virginia Sees Warmer Weekend Ahead
Mostly sunny today with cooler trend through Thursday. Tonight fair and cool around 58 to 65 degrees, Thursday highs 85 to 90. Friday partly cloudy with warmth and more humidity and a chance of showers.
Miller funeral set in Wardensville for MR. Miller
MR. MILLER was born July 20, 1935 in Glen gary W V a the son of Walter and Malinda Miller He is survived by his widow the former Miss Marietta Oates one son Roger and five daughters Deborah Melandia Connie Sharon and Karen all at home one brother Douglas Miller Martinsburg W V a and one sister Mrs Virginia Cole of Pennsylvania His paternal grandmother Mrs Rosa Miller Wardensville Funeral service will be held Friday at 3 p m at the Wardensville United Methodist Church conducted by Rev Charles Andrews Burial will be in Wardensville Cemetery Friends may call at the Loy Funeral Home Wardensville The body will be taken to the church one hour before the service
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MR. Miller Was
Glengary, W. Va
Walter and
Malinda Miller
Virginia Cole
Pennsylvania
Rosa Miller
Wardensville
Wardensville United Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Wardensville Cemetery
Loy Funeral Home
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Brno Party Presidium
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McCrory’s Miller’s Drug Store
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J.C. Penney CO
RAM Jewelers
Royal Jewelers
Sears Roebuck & CO
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