Obituaries for Kelsoe and Hicklin in West Virginia notices
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Willie H. Kelsoe of Lehew at 2 p.m. in Fairview Lutheran Church with pallbearers led by Lynwood Poole and several Beekmans. Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery. body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge. Ronald Craig Hicklin, five, died in Bethesda after illness. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Omps Funeral Home with burial at Sherandodh Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie H. Kelsoe
Lehew
Fairview Lutheran Church
Arthur Benton
Robert Sylvia
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Lynwood Poole
Everett Beekman
Everett Beekman, Jr
Robert Kelsoe
Thomas Hammack
Irvin McDonald
Fairview Cemetery
Ronald Craig Hicklin
Rosser Lée Hicklin
Bunker Hill
W.va
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
James
John Hicklin
Brenda
Judy Hicklin
Haman Combs
Mre. Rh
Staunton
Omps
Joseph Roby
Sherandodh Memorial Park
Police Riot In Kinloch After Sick-Call Fight
A riot in Kinloch, St. Louis area, injures nine officers, with two seriously hurt, as crowds of about 400 throw bricks and bottles after a sick call. Three buildings burn. four tear gas grenades used. Eight arrests in an hour.
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St, Louis
Kinloch
St. Louis
Mother and Son Seek 25 000 for Injuries in Auto Crash
In a Frederick County court, Mrs. Pauline Fulford and her infant son David sue Mrs. Bess Cleland for 25000 in damages from a May 1963 auto collision on Route 522 near Albins. The case details claim rear-end impact, alleged negligent driving, and neck injuries with hospitalization and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pauline McC. Fulford
David
Bess M. Cleland
Dabney W. Watts
Fulford
Taylor
Cleland
Stanley M. Sager
History repeats as Yankees miss World Series years
Col umnist Herb Rau lists Yankees World Series drought years 1914 1924 1934 1944 1954 and hints at a current year. The column plays on whether the current season mirrors those gaps and how fans interpret the pattern.
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MIAMI
Herb Rau
The
Miami News
Yankees
Hearings Probe the High Cost of Dying Witnesses Hear of Funeral Industry Abuses
A Senate subcommittee hearing on the high cost of dying heard from funeral directors and industry observers about price abuses and misrepresentation. Officials urged tighter oversight by the Federal Trade Commission while defending some criticisms as isolated. The discussion referenced Mosby raids, Confederate generals, and the impact on elderly families amid reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Washington
Senby Sheridan
Welsings
Merritt
George A. Cussof
Mosby
Andoak Valley
Wilbur M. Krieger
National Select Confederacy
Evanston
Lee
Senate
Fed
Ras Trade Commission
Steven Dodson Ramseur
Phair Ris
Ers
Mexican quake in Guerrero leaves 31 dead
A Pacific coast earthquake in Guerrero state killed 31 people with no damage reported in Acapulco. The tremor occurred early Monday and was felt in Acapulco and Mexico City, about 175 miles northeast.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Guerrero
Acapulco
Romney Signals Split Over Civil Rights Plan At Convention
Romney shows signs of backing away from Scranton on a civil rights constitutional declaration while warning loud debates loom at the convention. Supporters fear a packed gallery and emotional clashes as Goldwater forces push for a hard line and a Birch Society condemnation remains disputed.
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Pennsylvania
Craig Truax
Scranton
Goldwater
Kent Courtney
New Oreleans
Romney
Michigan
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Rights release to Webster deputy for transport to Walthall
Rights was released to a Webster deputy around 10 p.m. for transport to Walthall, seat of Webster County. Michael Sayer of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee said his group had tried without success to determine Brown's whereabouts. Calls to Sheriff Billy Joe Bowen at his home and offices in Eupora and Waithall were unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Walthall
Webster County
Michael Sayer
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Brown
Billy Joe Bowen
Eupora
Waithall
Soviet Life Again Faces Quiet Drift From Religion
The piece notes a rise in subdued religious feeling despite Communist control. It cites bread and circuses failing to satisfy, consumer shortages, and the push to create new holidays. It mentions crowded housing in Moscow and a housing squeeze delaying moves, then hints at upcoming agricultural troubles.
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Communist Party
Trud
U.S. Sees Possible Soviet Shift Toward UN Policy
U.S. officials reviewed Tokyo reports suggesting Moscow may back a permanent UN military force. They caution the evidence is inconclusive but note the Soviet Union has often opposed UN peacekeeping operations and faces a vote challenge in the General Assembly.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Tokyo
U.N
Moscow
World Organization
General Assembly
Security Council
Nien
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp Elections and History
Local by minority stockholders reports the printed slate elected after proxy count. Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp founded in 1910 by John Thwaite, Ray Robinson Sr, and E V Weems, originally a vine gar plant then a fruit processing firm marketing Apple Pie Ridge products. Ray Robinson Jr and J Kenneth Robinson elected to the board after their father’s 1948 death. D K Russell served on the board about 10 years. Arthur, former general manager, resigned last February after 39 years with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp
John Thwaite
Ray Robinson
E. V. Weems
Ray Robinson, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
D. K. Russell
Mr. Arthur
Shenandoah Transfers Clarify Board Role in Assignments
In Shenandoah Virginia the placement board says assignments were not at the county school board's request and that all 68 transfer applications from Negro students were granted. E J Oglesby chair of the board spoke from Richmond and denied earlier reports that officials requested the moves.
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Robinson
Placement Board
E. J. Oglesby
Richmond
Weather Outlook with Warm Humidity and Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a low near 60. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warm with possible thunderstorms. Thursday expected to be warm and humid with scattered thundershowers.
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Soutern Plateau
Tennesse Valley
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Five Grass Fires In Frederick And Winchester Districts
Five grass and brush fires occurred in Frederick County and Winchester within four hours. No injuries or serious damage were reported. Incidents occurred near Whitacre on Rt 700, Campbell Farm Cedar Creek Grade, John Pennington place on Red Bud Road, Spring Road, and Woodstock Lane where city crews fought the flames. Rainfall data shows minimal precipitation in the past day.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Whitacre
Rt. 700
Gainesboro
Auto Stolen From Downtown Parking During Movie
Police broadcast a theft report for a 1958 Chevrolet station wagon taken from N Cameron St at about 9 p m while owner Robert J Manuel attended a Capitol Theatre movie The two tone blue car bears Virginia plate 15 689 and belonged to Manuel of 225 West St
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Virginia
N. Cameron St
Robert J. Manuel
West St
Plane crash kills five at Martinsville airport
A twin engine plane carrying three Du Pont employees and two crewmen crashed on takeoff at 6 20 a m at Martinsville airport killing four aboard and a fifth died later at Martinsville General Hospital Identified victims were W R Lucan 40 Jack Combs 33 Carl C Larson 35 all Martinsville Du Pont employees John E Pace Jr 43 of Martinsville the pilot and Mrs Virginia Paarfus 40 of Stuart wife of Dr Edward C Paarfus of Stuart The Lockheed 12A struck a wooded area half a mile from the airport and burst into flames
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Martinsville
du Pont
Martinsville General Hospital
W. R. Lucan
Jack Combs
Carl C. Larson
Martinsville-du’ Pont
Virginia Paarfus
Stuart
Paarfus
Edward C.paarfus
Virginia
Wall Street Advances Mixed as Stocks Steady Across Sectors
The New York market edged higher with narrow gains across leaders. American Telephone hit a new high of 75 and rose about 1 percent on 28 000 shares while Eastman Kodak Union Carbide and Du Pont added roughly a half point. International Harvester slumped over one point as rails including IBM and airline issues showed modest moves.
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New York
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
Bethlehem Steel
Jones &Laughlin
U.S. Steel
International Harvester
IBM
United Aircraft
Douglas
General Dynamics
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Ronald C. Hicklin
Wecome
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
Belle Grove
West Point
General Custer
H. A. du Pont
West Pointer
Confederacy
Early
Hunnewell
Horace W. Peaslee
Harvard Law School
Blue Ridge Mountains
Harvard Corporation
New England Botanical Club
Harvard
West Indies
Amerca
New Zealand
Shenandoah Valley
National Trust
Washington, D.C
Woodlawn Plantation
Mount Vernon
Brumback Son
Sen
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Platform Committee
Associated Press
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Winnipeg
Suez
Congo
Cyprus
Mr. Jones
Shenandoah
Front Royal
Spring Road
Woodstock Lane
Manuel
Capitol Theatre
Wall Street
Answers
Moses
Alexander Hamilton
False
Glaize
Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Carling Ye
Dixie Beverage Co
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