Obituary notices for Leo Dix and Denver J. in West Virginia
Obituary notices report Leo Dix of Boyce died recently with funeral set Thursday at 1 p.m. in Ebenezer Romney W Va and survivors including five Haines relatives and six sisters with pallbearers named. Honorary pallbearers listed and burial planned in an adjoining tomb. A funeral service for Denver J of Clarke County who died afternoon was held at 1:30 p.m. in Mount nel Church Arthur burial in adjoining churchyard.
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Leo Dix
Boyce
Ebenezer
Romney
W. Va
Robert Haines
Charles Leonard Haines
Stanley H
Guy Haines
Webb Snyder Offer
Gene Sch. Mesa
Ariz
Meager
Harold Haines
Arnold Haines
James Haines
Franklin Haines
Richard Ward
William Haines
Jerry Haines
Stephen Ward
Torm
Denver J. c
Clarke County
Mount Nel
Arthur. W. Va
Virginia crash claims traffic victim of the year
Cecelia Cook Hannum a 40 year old resident of Scottsville Virginia died in a two vehicle crash on U S 17 north of Interstate 625 near Chescon. Police linked the fatal collision to a tractor trailer. State Police also noted a Miami Florida address for Hannum.
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Chesapeake
Virginia
Cecelia Cook Hannum
Scottsville
Chesn
U. S. 17
Miami Fla
Greek King and Queen Arrive as Protests Roar in London
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika landed in London for a four day state visit amid demonstrations by Communists and activists. Police blocked pickets outside Buckingham Palace while the royal procession entered the palace amid tight peace time security. A protester condemned police action and a group linked to Greece's political prisoners demanded their release.
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London
Paul
Frederika
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Elizabeth II
Britain
Bucam Palace
Kenneth Brown
Terry Chandler
Save Greece Now
Betty Ambatielos
Ambatielos
Militant Committee of 100
Greece
Front Royal considers bridge project and traffic plan
The council approved a $30,000 bridge start with total capital outlay of $82,897 for street work after two motions to modify sidewalks for two way traffic and two side parking. A letter from Old Virginia Packing Co dated July 1 notes a boiler will be removed from use for repairs. Royal Village residents seek action on a seven year soot problem with the state Health Dept survey findings due next month.
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William Lillard
Bernard Stokes
Lilliard
Theessue
Old Virginia Packing Co
Hamner
Royal Village
State Health Dept
Calif and Florida Gain Votes in GOP Convention
The 1964 Republican convention apportionment gives California 86 votes and Florida 34, with New York at 92. West Virginia drops to 14, and Nevada Pennsylvania Connecticut and Louisiana lose six each. Mississippi or Louisiana could gain six bonus votes if GOP governors or election wins occur.
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Washington
California
Florida
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Connecticut
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Atlantic City
Florida Republice
New York
Louisiana
Mississippi
Supervisors deadlock on referendums and Potomac dam study
The board delayed action on a private referendum request for a court petition amid debate. Supervisors Luttrell Himelright Garber voted yes. Brumback and Teets abstained. Officials considered Potomac River Basin dam plans with maps and eight-volume reports, scheduling a potential public meeting within 60 days.
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Brumback
Teets
Luttrell
Himelright
Garber
Circuit Court
Koa Corps of
Poghoty
Kennedy Aims to Avert Rail Strike Deadline Looms
President Kennedy warns a rail tie up would hurt the economy and vows legislative action if needed. Railroads cite 600 million dollars yearly in waste while unions insist current staffing is needed for safe operations and would keep passenger trains running under old rules if a strike occurs. James J. Reynolds pressed for a final consensus before any action, with Wirtz and others invited to the White House meeting.
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Kennedy
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Wirtz
Pierre Salinger
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Capitol Hill
Senate
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Harris
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Geneva Visit Highlights Refugee and Labor Talks
A July 4 visit to Geneva featured lectures at the Cathedral of St Peter and tours of the Palace of Nations. Speakers from the Lutheran World Federation and World Council on Churches discussed refugee aid, migration trends, and looming railroad strike legislation.
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Geneva
Cathedral of
St. Peter
National Council of Churches
Lutheran World Federation
Commission On Refugees
Assembly
Helsinki
Finland
J. Harry Haines
World Council A, Bar 4 Ae
Asia
France
Germany
Italy
World Health Organization
Palace of Nations
Sinclair
Ireland
Warren Pinegar
High Commission For Refugees
Lake Geneva
Mt. Blane
East German Flees Border As Guard Fires 20 Rounds
An East German border guard fired about 20 shots at a 20 year old refugee as he fled across a railroad yard at the border between the French sector and East Berlin. He escaped unharmed to the West despite the hail of bullets.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Congressional district voting rules restated
The text explains that a senator is elected in one election or a later one. It notes each congressional district normally receives two votes unless the district did not reach 12 000 Republican votes in the 1960 presidential election or the 1960 House race in that district or later.
Violence at Bronx Diner Sparks Third Night of Protests
In New York the Bronx near a White Castle diner, CORE pickets provoked racial violence as over 1,000 whites jeered while 200 police kept order. White youths threw rocks and vegetables at cars carrying Black people in a cordoned three block area. CORE urged the chain to hire 25 Negroes a month to reach a fair employment balance.
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New York
Bronx
Congress of Racial Equality
White Castle
July 10 to July 20 sales directory auction list
A series of upcoming auctions listing locations near Winchester Martinsburg Stephenson and Loudoun Street. Furnishings antiques tools garden tractors cattle horses and household goods to be sold by Orndorff Cole Duvall Morrow and others with dates July 10 12 13 19 20 and times from morning to afternoon.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
L. Largent, Jr
Nick’s Shoe Repair
Piccadilly St
Chas. R. Duvall
Rose F. Hawse
Bradodck St
W. D. Orndorff
Adah Payne
Stephenson
Chas R. Duvall
William R. Ford
Martinsburg
Ridge Road
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Ada Hurschmucker
Loudoun St
Weather Summary for Virginia Today and Ahead
Clear and cool with a low around 55 tonight. Wednesday will be sunny and dry, followed by fair and mild conditions Thursday. Temperatures today reach a high near 7 and a low around 52 with historical context listed for rainfall and averages.
All Star Versalles Fires One Hitless Run In Win
Versalles pitched a dominant game allowing one hit and no errors while supporting offense sparked an All-Star effort. The team secured a convincing win with two trips across the plate and solid defense.
Cubs rally ties game with Versalles on third baserunner
Wagner singled and McBride drove in the tying run as Versalles moved to third and took second on Davis' throw. O'Toole’s first pitch hit Versalles, Fox flied to Davis, scoring one run on two hits with no errors and two left on base.
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Wagner
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Joe
Aaron Pepitones
O’toole
Versalles
McBride
Boyer
Davis
Fox
Five candidates seek Shawnee District Board nomination
Thelma Thompson Clore and Eugene Lupton aim for the Democratic nods in Shawnee District while incumbent Charles E. Garber runs as an Independent. George Scheulen leads the county GOP as chairman, with Mrs Scheulen as secretary, and the Republicans announce nominations and goals to build political strength.
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Thelma Thompson Clore
Merriman's Lane
Eugene Lupton
Middle Road
Board of Supervisors
Shawnee
Charles E. Garber
George Scheulen
Republican Committee
Frederick County
GOP
Kennedy
Apple Blossom Festival Display Plans Abroad Trip
A reader notes plans to depart Switzerland in the morning for Munich and spend a week in Germany to attend or view the Apple Blossom Festival display.
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Switzerland
Munich
Germany
Eric Johnston Quiet Night in Hospital Without Change
Washington AP reports motion picture executive Eric Johnston aged 66, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, spent a quiet night at Washington University Hospital with no change in his serious stroke condition after weeks of hospitalization.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Washington University Hospital
Johnson
Motion Picture Association of America
Town to Honor Officials and Hire Manager at July Meeting
The town will draft resolutions of appreciation for two officials and bring them to the July 22 council session. The council will review town manager applications and select a new mayor at the meeting.
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Duncan Gibb
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Turkey
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Charles Levinson
International Labor’ Office
McFadden
International Committee For European Migration
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McCormick International
N. Cameron
Balse
Maine
Blanton
Home ‘Improvement Department
Denny’s
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