Obituary notices Daisy Heltzel 81 Route 2 dies in Shawnee Springs
Daisy Heltzel 81 of Route 2 died Wednesday evening at Shawnee Springs Nursing Home born May 10 1890 in Hardy County West Virginia widow of John D Heltzel was active in the Lutheran Church Survived by four children James J Heitzel Lillian Bradley June Longerbeam Carson Heitzel thirteen grandchildren three great grandchildren and sister Miss Lucy Haycock Funeral at Omps Funeral Home Saturday 11 a m with Rev Irvin Lockhart burial Shenandoah Memorial Park Friends may call Friday 7 30 to 9 p m Funeral arrangements for Joseph Conrad Cullough of Suitland Maryland are incomplete also at Omps Funeral Home.
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Daisy Heltzel
Route 2
Shawnee Springs
Heltzel
Hardy County
W. Va
John D. Heltzel
James J. Heitzel
Nain
Lillian Bradley
Winchester
June Longerbeam
Bluemont
Carson Heitzel
Reistertown
Lucy Haycock
Greensboro
N.C
Omps Funeral Home
Irvin Lockhart
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Omps Funeral
Communal Nests of Ants in Florida and Texas
Ant colonies in Florida and Texas construct communal nests where multiple queens lay eggs. All workers share incubation duties and later care for developing offspring, illustrating cooperative breeding behavior across environments.
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Florida
Texas
Man Charged in Double Shooting Free on Bond
Phillip Allen Henry 22 of Front Royal is charged with murder in Carl Stanley's death and felonious assault in William Eugene Cameron's wounding in a July 5 Limetown trailer court shooting. He is free on $10 000 bond and a preliminary hearing is set for July 23 at 2 p.m. Cameron was treated and released from Warren County Memorial Hospital.
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Phillip Allen Henry
Front Royal
Warren County
Virginia Senate Adopts State's Rights Resolution
The Virginia Senate narrowly approved a states rights resolution and unanimously ratified the Vote 18 amendment during the protracted 1971 General Assembly session in Richmond. A clash between Sen. William F. Parkerson and Sen. Hunter B. Andrews accompanied the vote as Parkerson urged Virginia to push back against federal power.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
General Assembly
William F. Parkerson
D-Henrico
Hunter B. Andrews
Virginia
Supreme Court
Andrews
Sand
Parkerson
L. Douglas Wilder
Wilder
Senate
Commonwealth of Virginia
James C. Turk
R-Radford
House
Violent Groups to Be Listed in Federal Security Push
Nixon and Mitchell push to revive the Subversive Activities Control Board by executive order to identify and list groups seeking to overthrow the government or infringe on others rights. The board would assess suitability of employees by association with listed groups.
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Washington
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
Congress
SACB
Federal Internal Security Board
Attorney General
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Yugoslav Seamen’s Club, Inc
John W. Mahan
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Mahan
Ellender
Supreme Court
New York
Edward Estline Cummings Signature Note
The article notes that American author Edward Estline Cummings never used capital letters in his writings or his own name and always signed as ee ,cummings.
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Edward Estline Cummings
Ee ,Cummings
Taylor Sons Mark 80 Years of Military Service
For the first time in twenty years, Mr. and Mrs. A W Taylor of Cross Junction had all six sons home. Five are or were in the armed forces with a combined total of 8¢ years. Kenneth Taylor retired after 20 years in the Air Force. Arthur L Taylor is stationed in Germany with 17 years. Donald Taylor serves 16 years as a pilot at Andrews Base Maryland. Charles J Taylor is in Naval Intelligence at the Pentagon with 22 years. James H Taylor served 1956 60 in the Air Force. John Taylor remains in Cross Junction in the trucking business.
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Kenneth W. Taylor
Arthur L. Taylor
Maj
F. Donald Taylor
YMC
Charles J. Taylor
John Taylor
A2c
James Taylor
A.W. Taylor
Cross Junction
Kenneth Taylor
Air Force
Arthur L.taylor
U.S.A.F. Aircraft Electrician
Germany
Donald Taylor
Andrews Base
Naval Intelligence
Pentagon
James H. Taylor
Cross June
Kindergarten Applications Being Taken
Applications for preschoolers to attend the Pollard Kindergarten Program will be taken tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the D G Cooley and Boyce Elementary Schools.
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Pollard
D.G. Cooley
Boyce
Apple Crop Outlook Slightly Down in Most States
James F. Laise of H F Byrd Inc notes national apple production this year mirrors 1970 with small declines in many states. Idaho Colorado and Oregon show increases while Washington forecasts about five million bushels fewer than 1970. Appalachian state estimates include Pennsylvania 12.625 million Virginia 11.454 million Maryland 1.714 million West Virginia 6.095 million. 1970 figures were similar or higher. North Carolina expects a crop near 1970.
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James F. Laise
H.F. Byrd, Inc
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North Carolina
Holton Names Crowe to State Highway Commission
Gov Linwood Holton reappoints Merrill M Crowe a former Richmond mayor to a four year term on the State Highway Commission Crowe a Republican aged 68 succeeds Robert S Weaver Jr of Lunenburg who was ineligible for reappointment Holton also makes two new appointments to the State Hospital Board and renews Thomas R Glass term on the commission
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Richmond
Linwood Holton
Merrill M. Crowe
State Highway Commission
Crowe
Holton
Thomas R. Glass
Lynchburg
Robert S. Weaver Jr
Lunenburg
State Hospital Board
Planning Board Recommends Rezonings in Frederick County
The Frederick County Planning Commission tabled a residential allowance petition by Julian F Garber in B-1 B-2 zones. It approved Western Union Realty Corp rezoning 29 acres from Agricultural to Industrial General. It also backed Phillips Petroleum Co requests for 18 acres to Business General and 1.5 acres to Business. Paul B Brice and Jewel H Brice saw 1.8 acres on Rt 11 Kernstown shift from Business General to Residential General with side yard exceptions.
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Frederick County
Paul B
Jewel H. Brice
Kernstown
Rt. 11
Weather and rainfall data for Virginia summary
Fair tonight with a low near 70 and hot Friday highs. Rain chances 10 to 20 percent. 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 a.m. today 0.00 inches. July rainfall: 0.00 inches. Five year total rainfall 1966 33.82, 1967 36.48, 1968 32.56, 1969 96.05, 1970 41.42 inches. Extended forecast: fair and pleasant with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Noon high 86, low 61. Yesterday's official high 90. Sunset 8:42 p.m. Moonrise 9:14 p.m. Last Quarter July 15. Astronomers explain summer solstice June 21 is the sun’s farthest daily migration northward when viewed from Earth.
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Winchester
Earth
Stassen Claims Ike Dictated 1954 Indochina Noninvolvement
Harold Stassen says President Eisenhower decided by early summer 1954 not to intervene militarily in Indochina despite Vice President Nixon pressing for U S ground troops. He notes Dulles opposed formal recognition of North Vietnam and cites NSC discussions in spring 1954 supporting military options that were rejected.
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Ike
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U S Embassy Burden for Plain of Jars Drive
Laos Defense Ministry says U S Embassy responsible for new Plain of Jars special forces operation in northern Laos. Meo tribal army and Gen Vang Pao linked to efforts. Laotian government denies involvement. Large enemy supplies found as government forces penetrate the area for first time in two years.
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Plain of Jars
U.S
Thongphanh Knoksy
Andrew P. Guzowski
Central Intelligence Agency
Vang Pao
Laos
Thongphanh
Plain ‘of Jars
Insurance Rate Boost Approved In Virginia Auto Liability
The State Corporation Commission approved an 11.3 percent increase in private passenger car liability insurance rates effective July 28 for new and renewed policies. The change affects about 35 percent of Virginia auto liability policies and adds roughly 8 million annually, averaging 8.35 per car. The SCC also allowed 28 percent average hikes for commercial car liability and 18.9 percent for garage liability.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Insurance Rating Board
SCC
Greenwood Methodist service and local visit notes
Greenwood residents attend a 9 45 am worship service at the Greenwood Methodist Chapel with 10 45 am Sunday School. Local groups record many visitors including the Lewis family and relatives from Ocala Martinsburg Berryville Livingston Kerrns ville Winchester and White Hall during the week.
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Greenwood
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
Walter Lewis
Greenwood Heights
Hagerstown
Peter Sopko
Lewis
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Stewart Lewis
Ocala, Fla
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Leroy Lewis
Martinsburg
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David Hower
David
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George
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Livingston
Tenn
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Berryville
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Ronald Gordon
Ann
Cabot
Winchester
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Lockhart
Dove
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Ordway Farms
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Kearneysville
Mable Brown
Greenwood Road
Brown
Martha Durst
Tammy Sirk
Michael Durst
Sharon
Karen Brown
White Hall
Brown Home
Lawrence Grubbs
Patterson Ave
Lifeguard Strike At Jones Beach Triggers Warning
During a lifeguard strike at Jones Beach New York helicopters motor launches and uniformed police warned bathers not to swim in deep water as a safety precaution and crowd control measure.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
Batcheres
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