Obituary for Bennett Gorden Golliday 82
Bennett Gorden Golliday 82 of 513 N Loudoun St died Wednesday. Born Middletown July 15, 1906 he was a carpenter and painter. Survived by five children two stepchildren two brothers and 23 grandchildren. Funeral 3:30 tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Wildman. Burial Salem Cemetery.
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Bennett Gorden Golliday
N. Loudoun St
Golliday
Middletown
Robert
Mary Alice Bailey Golliday
Mary M. Bell
Staunton
Nannie C. Gettys
Vicksburg
Mich
Nancy L. Jenkins
Fairfax
Betty Lou Teeples
Pontiac
James Golliday
Hampton
Marie Friday
Detroit
William Golliday
Strasburg
Hilda Carpenter
Mildred Snapp
Alexandria
Raymond Golliday
Leslie Golliday
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Thomas Wildman
Eugene Sommers
Jerry Mathias
Clayton Kerns
Wise Newlin
Dayton Camby
Robert Pingley
Salem Cemetery
Fire Destroys Boat Parked on Trailer
Firefighters from Winchester and Shawnee were called to a boat on a trailer parked at the Holiday Inn on Route 50 East and the Sempeles family boat was destroyed before it could be saved. Later, a grass fire near Plumly Lumber was put out and a farm tractor overturn caused street debris.
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Winchester
Shawnee
Holiday Inn
Rt. 50 East
B. F. Groves, Jr
Sempeles
Plumly Lumber Company
Braddock and
Rosecawen Sts
Reynolds reception set for Monday at George Washington Hotel
J. Sargeant Reynolds, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor, will be honored at a Monday 6 p.m. reception at the George Washington Hotel. The Winchester Frederick County Reynolds for Lt. Governor Committee sponsors the event with refreshments to be served in the hotel ballroom.
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J. Sargeant Reynolds
George Washington Hotel
Winchester-Frederick County
Reynolds
650 Traffic Deaths Feared Over July 4 Weekend
The National Safety Council estimates 550 to 650 traffic fatalities may occur during the July 4 weekend from 6 p.m. July 3 to midnight July 6. The Associated Press tallied 597 deaths over the Memorial Day weekend, a similar period, with the council also predicting 550 to 650.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
The
Associated Press
Council
Thant Calls for Worldwide Ban on Germ and Chemical Weapons
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urged a three point plan to ban development production and stockpiling of chemical and germ warfare agents. He asked all nations to join the Geneva Protocol of 1925 and to apply its ban to wartime use of germ and chemical weapons including tear gas.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
United States
Japan
Thant
Disbarment Proceedings Suit Involving Mr Gunter
A Virginia Bar Association panel filed a complaint seeking a rule to show cause why Mr Gunter should not be disbarred or suspended from practicing law. The document notes a 21 day response window and possible default if unanswered. It cites a separate 1968 Frederick County case where Anderson faced marriage charges but was acquitted.
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Gunter
Soviet Plans Unmanned Moon Probe To Sample Lunar Soil
Soviet sources say July 16 launch aims to scoop lunar soil and return it to Earth in an unmanned mission. The attempt, the third, would precede the American manned lunar landing by six days and reportedly includes a detachable lunar module for surface sampling.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
War Toll Lowest in Seven Weeks in Vietnam
SAIGON AP reports the U S death toll in Vietnam fell to 241 killed in action for the week ending Saturday, the lowest in seven weeks. Wounded totaled 1,674. South Vietnamese losses were 446 killed, 804 wounded, while enemy fatalities reached about 3,333. Since Jan 1, 1961, U S casualties are 36,866.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Washington
Defense
Melvin Laird
Foreign Students To Be Entertained At Berryville
Foreign students touring the United States under the American Field Service will be entertained this year at a community barbecue at the Horse Show Grounds Berryville Saturday at 6 p.m. Over 40 students from the eastern half of the United States will attend and present a talent show followed by a teenage dance. Jolly Jacks 4-H Club and Clarke County Raritan Club aid the barbecue.
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Berryville
United States
American Field Service
Jolly Jacks 4-H
Clarke County Raritan Club
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Guest Plans Stanley Homecoming Parade
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Stanley Guest 1969 and Miss Rebecca Gwendolyn Harvey of Lovingston will appear as special guests in Stanley fourth annual Homecoming Parade Saturday at 6 p.m. Harvey will be honored at a reception before the parade and ride in a pink and green bannered convertible.
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Rebecca Gwendolyn Harvey
Lovingston
Stanley
Harvey
Winchester
Brown Bowman Elected to Apple Posts
Two Valley executives were named to top offices of Processed Apples Institute at its annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Gordon D Bowman II of Mt Jackson was elected president for the year starting Aug 1 and L W Brown of Winchester was elected vice president.
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Valley Fruit Company
Processed Apples Institute, Inc
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Gordon D. Bowman II
Mt. Jackson
L.W. Brown
Winchester
Bowman
Bowman Apple Products Co., Inc
Jackson
Brown
National Fruit Products Co., Inc
Processed Apples Institute
Hicks Names Area Men To Committee
Clarence Hicks selects three regional figures to his campaign team as supporters of his bid in the Virginia Democratic primary for Attorney General. M. E. Red Royston named Campaign Coordinator. Royston, Mayor William Battaile, Dr. Garland Quarles join Hicks' statewide committee.
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Hicks
M,e
Red’ Royston
B and M Chevrolet
Clarence ‘Flip’ Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Virginia
William Battaile
Garland Quarles
Winchester Schools
Royston
Arlington
C. Harrison Mann
Roanoke
Wall Street Advances For Fourth Straight Session
The Dow Jones average rose to 884.24 at 10 30 a.m. with gains led by Control Data General Foods and Procter Gamble. Trading featured notable blocks including U S Plywood and American Telephone as prices moved modestly higher amid broad participation.
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New York
U.S. Plywood Champion Papers
Hershey Foods
American Telephone & Telegraph
Phillips Petroleum
Control Data
General Foods
Procter & Gamble
Hat Corp
Continental Oil
McWhinney Not Fire Victim Front Royal Man Survives Early Morning Fire
The Star corrects an earlier error stating Russell C. McWhinney Jr. of 620 Randolph Ave did not die in a 3:24 am house fire. He was overcome by smoke, treated by the Front Royal fire department’s rescue squad.
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Star
Front Royal
Russell C. McWhinney, Jr
Randolph Ave
North Vietnamese Tactics Reported Across South Vietnam
Reports say N. Viet Ninh moved across the border in search of weak allied positions. The 9th Division was crossing near Tay Ninh City. In the Mekong Delta the 273rd Regiment returned to the Seven Mountain area. Intelligence cites 10,000 troops infiltrated via the Ho Chi Minh Trail last month, totaling about 63,000 this year, contrasting with Rogers’ claim of declined infiltration.
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Ninh
Tay Ninh
Mekong Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
273Rd
Seven Mountain
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Cambodia
Washington
William P.rogers
South Vietnam
Man Charged In Shooting Is Released By Judge
Paul Jackson Foster of Manassas Park was released after Judge LeRoy Corron found insufficient evidence to hold him for a grand jury in the June 22 shooting of Joseph Deavers. Foster had been charged with murder and a separate count of breaking and entering with intent to assault and intimidate witnesses, with bail set at 25 000 on the latter. Deavers was shot several times near Bentonville around 5 p m.
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Front Royal
Paul Jackson Foster
Manassas Park
LeRoy Corron
Joseph Deavers
Corron
Foster
Deavers
Bentonville
Warren County
Gary Keyser
Police Cars to Fly Pennants for Fourth of July Safety
Louisiana state police will display colored pennants on patrol cars during the Fourth of July weekend to signal accident status. White pennants indicate no investigated accident, green marks injury, red signals accident with injury, black denotes a death.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Weather Snapshot for Winchester Virginia
Partly cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms through Saturday. Tonight’s low 62 to 68, Friday high 86 to 92. Warmer and more humid Saturday. Yesterday’s official high temperature 89 degrees. Sunset 8:43 p.m. Moonrise 11:47 p.m. Last Quarter July 6.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages Over Past 56 Years
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8 30 a m none for July to date and 1969 rainfall to date 11 89 inches. It provides monthly averages across 56 years with July 3 76 inches and December 2 32 inches and five year totals from 1964 to 1968. The overall Jan through Dec average for 56 years is 36 43 inches.
Reynolds to Speak To Young Demos In Frederick County
Senator J Sargeant Reynolds a 31 year old Richmond native and Reynolds Aluminum Company treasurer will address the Winchester Frederick County Young Democratic Club Monday at 730 p m in the Frederick County Court House. Reynolds runs independently for lieutenant governor and has served in both Virginia House of Delegates and Senate. The event aims to present Democratic candidates views to residents and is open to the public.
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J. Sargeant Reynolds
Winchester-Frederick County
Young Democratic Club
Frederick County Court House
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Richmond
Reynolds Aluminum Company
House of Delegates
Senate
General Assembly of Virginia
House
Henrico County
Reagan asks joint session to OK budget
Governor Ronald Reagan appeals to a joint legislative session in Sacramento to win passage of his 6.37 billion state budget and end the fiscal crisis. Assembly Democrats block the plan as a conference committee proposal stalls. a school financing compromise faces opposition from a later Democratic caucus. O'Hare Airport details follow.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Democrats
Reagan
Democratic Assembly
Itch Me No More Ad at Boyd's Drug Store
An advertisement offers Itch Me No More a quick drying antiseptic solution priced at 48 cents. Claims include fast relief from eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes and promotes availability at Boyd's Drug Store.
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