Obituary for Gore Henry of Baltimore World War I veteran
Henry Gore of Baltimore a World War I veteran and member of Major Mosby Barracks 1526 died at age 8 survived by his widow two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Morris E Cather. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Baltimore
Clinton
Herndon
Lewis
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
Morris E. Cather
Robert R, Ryan
Purcell D, Plank
Kenneth M, Grimm
W. R. Arm‘el
George W. Middleton
Roy Elliott
Mosby Barracks
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Storms and Heat Across States Amid Varying Conditions
Weather report notes storms sweeping Colorado and much of the nation while the south remains warm and humid. Temperatures reach upper 90s in Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Wyoming and Utah with a cooling trend toward the eastern Great Lakes. Early readings range from 48 in Arcata California to 99 in Needles California with varied conditions in major cities nationwide.
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Photographs Hint At Airglow Clues From Gemini 9
Photographs taken by Gemini 9 astronauts during a three day mission last month offer new clues about airglow a dim light in the upper atmosphere. The U S Naval Research Lab explains airglow arises from ultraviolet rays in the sun absorbed by atmospheric chemicals at 45 to 60 miles altitude. Astronauts Air Force Lt Col Thomas P Stafford and Navy Cmdr Eugene A Cernan used four modified cameras to capture the phenomenon.
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Valley Committee Appointed for Redistricting
The War ren Circuit Court appointed a committee led by Frank A. Stoutamyer to rearrange county magistrial districts. Stoutamyer announced a public hearing set for July 19 and invited all interested citizens to attend.
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Wall Street advances in active trading after rally day
The New York market continued higher in early trading with many issues on big blocks. Blue chips led gains while some profit taking cooled the overall rise. autos, steels, coppers, airlines, electronics and aerospace shares advanced, with IBM up about 2 and Ampex pacing volume.
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Post Office Plans Five-Cent Stamp Honoring Poland
The Post Office will issue a five cent stamp marking 1000 years of Christianity in Poland despite Polish government objections. Warsaw protests the eagle design as a prewar symbol, while the designer Edmund Lewandowski says the image is a stylized Polish emblem not aiming to depict any specific eagle era.
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Haiphong air battles push Viet Nam toll further up
U S jets hit targets near Hanoi including storage areas and a missile site. Losses this week include an F105F on a Pathfinder mission and an RF101 Voodoo, raising U S figures for North Vietnam losses to 281. American deaths in battle reached 115 for the week, with 487 wounded and four missing.
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Moscow Viet Nam talks hinge on Geneva cochairmen
Indira Gandhi said she would discuss Vietnam with Soviet leaders during her four day visit to the USSR. Paris whispers persist that North Vietnam’s resolve may be weakening, despite denial of Ho Chi Minh’s possible mid 1967 war end.
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Boys Rescued From Drain Near Walnut Hill Plaza
Two boys, Hunter Nichols and Harold Owens aged 13 and 12, crawled into a culvert behind Walnut Hill Plaza. They became stuck about 400 yards in and were rescued by police and fire crews after residents heard cries for help. They were unharmed and taken home by cruiser.
Frederick County School Trustee Electors Reappointed
Three members of the Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board were reap pointed for four-year terms. Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall signed the order appointing Julian S. Carbaugh, Phanip H. Sprenkle and C. E. Pingrey, whose terms expire June 30, to serve until June 30, 1970.
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Circuit Court
Elliott Marshall
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Phan Ip H. Sprenklé
C. E. Pingley
Firemen Respond Twice With No Major Blaze
City and county fire crews were called out twice in 24 hours. The first alarm at 2 25 pm reported smoke in a basement at 24 Glaize Ave the home of Adam Myers. No fire found after Shawnee Reuss and South End response. At 12 15 this morning a kitchen wall fire at 1 10 Featherbed Lane was detected with small damage.
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South End
Weather Outlook For Winchester Skies July Forecast
Pair and cover tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 60 to 65 high Friday in the mid 80s. Saturday fair with moderate temperatures. Westerly winds become north today 10 to 15 mph. July 7 sunset 8 43 p m sunrise 5 54 a m moon rises 11 58 p m.
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Winchester
Stephens City Man Mugged and Vandalism Reports Highlight Local Crime
A Stephens City man says he was assaulted and robbed on Fremont Street at 5 a.m. two checks totaling 300 dollars were taken by a black assailant. Police investigate a paint spraying spree at 142 North Loudoun Street and a collector reports four missing coins. Dennie Kirby reports a 1843 penny an 1893 dime and two V nickels stolen in past two weeks.
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Va Lancers To Play for Byrd Rally
The Virginia Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps will perform Saturday afternoon as a Byrd Rally prelude on Courthouse square. The 45-member group, aged 13 and up, will play from 3 30 to 4 15 p m on Loudoun Street in front of the statue. The corps has lost 10 members to the armed forces this year. The Lancers are state champions in 1964 and 1965 and aim to defend their title in Richmond on July 23.
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Burleson Winner David Jackson Burleson Awarded Jalopy
Burleson winner David Jackson Burleson of Clearbrook received the totrod jalopy prize during the holiday show last weekend at the Winchester Drive-in Theatre.
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Clearbrook
Winchester Drive-in
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