Obituary notices for Grubbs and Strother and a Casper mower incident
Obituary notices detail James Samuel Grubbs of Purcell Street death and services in Berryville with survivors named and burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Also: Harry Lee Strother, 74, Gainesboro, died in Winchester hospital with extensive survivors listed and funeral arrangements pending. A Casper Wyoming report notes a man wounded by a mower exploding a .22 cartridge on school grounds.
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James Amuel Grubbs
Purcell
Comet
John H. Enders
Berryville
William A. Lyons
Grubbs
Louise Taverner Grubbs
Frances Grubbs
Margie Michael
Winchester
Jim Poston
Bill Grubbs
White Post
Donald Grubbs
Luther A. Grubbs
Washington
James Barnett
J.pinckney Arthur
Jess Kiracofe
Bill Griffith
Ed Burch
John Sencindiver
Green Hill Cemetery
Harry Strother
Harry Lee Strother
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Strother
Benjamin F
Ann Emmatt Strother
Blanche Smith
Hagerstown
Lucy V. Strother
Staunton
George Strother
Harry R. Strother
John R. Strother
Ella Baughman
Silver Springs
Mary Jane Williams
Jones Funeral Home
Casper
West Virginia youths in wrecked stolen car
Three Keyser teens aged 14 15 and 16 from West Virginia were in a stolen car that wrecked on Route 50 yesterday morning near the Tank Walton park. State Trooper R L Bruce said two youths returned to the scene and were apprehended. the third was picked up walking along Route 50. Juvenile petitions were filed.
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West Virginia
Rt. 50
R. L. Bruce
Keyser
Rt. 50 Nar
Tank Walton Park
Bruce
Winchester Merchants urged to dress up stores downtown
Jones urges Downtown Development Committee to push merchants to brighten storefronts as color slides show progress and areas needing improvement. He presented at the Retail Merchants Assn summer meeting at Town House Restaurant. Irvin Shendon discussed plans for Winchester Days a three day sales promotion in late July.
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Laurens Jones
Winchester Mechants
Clarke County debates Clarke Schools and gun range plan
Clarke County Superintendent George W. Burton met with the Supervisors to discuss school issues. Bentley Toxvard asked to add a gun shop and rifle range and was asked to poll area residents on support. The matter will appear again at the August meeting. Maryland Defenders Day marks the 1812 turning back of British troops at Baltimore.
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Clarke County
George W. Burton
Card of
Bentley Toxvard
Toxvard
H. B. Pierce
Maryland
Baltimore
Rain Fails to Break Crippling Drought Across Regions
Storms and rain broke in scattered Midwest and Southeast areas with unseasonal chill in the Northeast. Yet the Southwest, Northeast and Far West kept droughts. Minnesota and Illinois reported tornadoes and flooding. Oklahoma City windlass and hail caused damage. Wisconsin saw late frost harming corn.
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Tion
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Twin Cities
Minnesota
Jay
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Senate Deliberates 25th Amendment Continuity Plan
The Senate debated the 25th Amendment provisions on presidential disability and succession. Gore warned of risks if a vice president acted with Cabinet support but Congress disagreed, while Dirksen questioned fears of a venal leadership. Johnson urged action citing ongoing inaction risks.
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Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Dillard Appeals Road Abandonment
Attorneys for Tyree Dillard filed an appeal in Clarke County Circuit Court challenging the Board of Supervisors decision to abandon a road leading to the Dillard property in Greenway District. The abandonment followed a petition by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dunning. A hearing date has not been set.
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Tyree Dillard
Clarke County
Board of Supervisors
Dillard
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A. R. Dunning
Dunnings
Marines land reinforcements in central Vietnam campaign
About 2,000 Marines landed 10 miles north of Da Nang with 9,500 already there and 1,400 more at Qui Nhon to replace earlier forces. The arrivals will bolster coastal defenses from Hue to Qui Nhon, while Viet Cong pressure raises fears of a major offensive. A Ba Gia capture earlier yielded two 105mm howitzers and ammunition as Da Nang defense concerns mount.
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Examiners to Register Qualified Negroes under GOP Bill
Federal examiners could be sent to register qualified African Americans where 25 residents allege denial of voting rights. Literacy tests would be suspended in those areas for sixth grade or higher education. Lindsay backs the administration bill on final passage, calling it a solution to a national disgrace as Southern Democrats brace for Thursday voting on amendments.
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Treasury cash deficit narrows as receipts surge after tax cuts
The final cash figures show a 1964 budget deficit smaller than 1960 levels with deposits of 125.46 billion and withdrawals of 126.40 billion. The Treasury ended the year with 11.5 billion in the bank, up 1.5 billion from the prior year, aided by large individual income tax payments and economic stimulus from the tax cuts.
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Treasury
The
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
Virginia Weather Forecast Clouds and Showers Tonight
Increasing cloudiness with scattered showers and thunder tonight. Low temperatures around 65 to 70. Clearing tomorrow with highs 80 to 86. Friday looks fair and warm.
Senate Health Bill Amendments Stir Debate and Budget Shifts
Senators Javits and Hartke proposed changes to a health plan, aiming to add prescription drugs and expand hospitalization. The House bill taxes tipped income. the Senate plans self employment treatment. House opposition and Finance Committee reversals shaped the debate, with emphasis on coverage for prolonged illnesses and premium impacts.
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Cureus
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R-N.y
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Javits
New York
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Vance Hartke
D-ind
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Rainfall Figures For 1965 July Overall Totals
Rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8 30 a m today shows .40 inches in July. Year to date total is 17 00 inches. The past 52 years average annual rainfall is 36 75 inches with monthly means listed for January through December including July at 3 86 inches and October leading 13 inches.
Livestock Market Report from Baltimore Slips Through OCR
USDA cattle receipts approach but no bids offered for a test trade. Hog receipts run 500 head with mixed activity. Barrows and gilts heavy US 1&2 and 2&3 at 25.28 to 25.40 for 190-230 lb. 24.75 to 25.25 for 180-240 lb. 24.00 to 24.75 for 235-270 lb. Sows mostly US 1-3 at 19.00-21.25 for 300-400 lb. US 2&3 at 18.25-19.25 for 400-600 lb.
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Baltimore
USDA
Wall Street Slips in Quiet New York Trade
Wall Street weakened in quiet early trading as the AP 60-stock average fell 0.7 to 320.4, extending yesterday’s decline from a four session rise. General Motors Chrysler and Zenith led losses while some blocks like Control Data Sperry Rand and Ford Motor showed small drops amid lack of market catalysts.
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New York
Yessterday
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Zenith
Sperry Rand
American
Ford Motor
Clarke County Man Wounded in Accidental Gunfire
A ten year old Clarke County man John Sloane was hospitalized after a gun discharged when it fell from a washing machine. State police said the wound was accidental and he was listed in satisfactory condition with a broken arm.
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Clarke County
John Sloane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sloane
Highland Regiment's Name Tied to Distinctive Tartan
England's famed Black Watch derives its title from the distinctive tartan worn on the kilt since 1725, a symbol of the regiment's identity and long-standing tradition.
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England
Highland Regiment
Black Watch
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