Obituaries from Winchester area deaths and services
Multiple notices list Walter Andrew Baccary six years old dying in Winchester Memorial Hospital with funeral at Market Street United Methodist Church. Also Dennis Alexander of Pittsburgh died in Pittsburgh. services set at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Miss Sarah Ann Manuel of Baltimore died in Martinsburg after nursing career. services planned in Martinsburg with burial at Falling Waters. Other family notices and burial details provided.
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Walter Andrew Baccary
Branner Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Market Street United Methodist Church
Edward J. Taylor
Clarence H. Lamp
Janes A. Snarr
Harris K. Swann
Lewis M. Costello
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Dennis Alexander
Plainview
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Clarke County
Armistead
Mary Johnson Alexander
Mary Easley Alexander
Abraham Trent
Richard Weeks
Berryville
Matilda Williams
Washington
Walter Alexander
John H. Enders
Milton Valley Cemetery
Sarah Ann Manuel
Baltimore
W. Robert Manuel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miss Manuel
Jefferson County
Homer N
Elsie Riley Manuel
City Hospital
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Four Mile Woods
Berkeley County
W.va
Milford O. Manuel
Chicago
Brown Funeral Home
Rev. Robert School
Trial set for Wallace on fireworks and assault charges
Garland Wayne Wallace, 23, of 1713 Henry Ave., released on 150 bond, faces trial July 16 on two counts of assault and battery and one count of discharging illegal fireworks after allegedly throwing a cherry bomb at two Frederick County women injuring them. A separate cherry bomb incident caused no injuries, and police investigate mailbox detonations and a break in at Wilkins Body Shop with two bicycles recovered, one belonging to Melvin Wine and the other to John Campbell.
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Garland Wayne Wallace
Henry Ave
Wallace
Frederick County
Wilkins Body Shop
Old Rt. 50
Roy Hoak
Melvin Wine
Imperial St
John Campbell
Paper Mill Road
Tiffany Scales in Miss Universe bid and pageant notes
Tiffany Scales of Ireland stands with Miss England Jennifer Summers and Miss Australia Lauren Jones on a Miami Beach set holding a warning sign. Tiffany sought higher modeling rates in Dublin before joining the contest on agency advice and hopes winning will raise her pay.
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Tiffany Scales
Ireland
Jennifer Summers
England
Lauren Jones
Australia
Miami Beach
Fla
Ing
Tiffany
Dublin
Man Wins Freedom With Concealed $15 Recorder
Adrian Cancil is exonerated after a Brooklyn pool hall tape made with a concealed microphone challenges a gun possession conviction from 1965. District Attorney Koota moves to set aside the verdict, and Justice McDonald grants the motion, citing reasonable doubt and police error.
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Brooklyn
Adrian Cancil
Aaron E. Koota
Cancil
State Supreme Court
Miles F. McDonald
Koota
WCC Called Platform For Red Propaganda
The Rev Carl McIntire, leader of the International Council of Christian Churches, denounces the World Council of Churches in Uppsala accusing it of Communist propaganda. He claims Metropolitan Nikodim and other delegates misrepresent Christianity and serve Soviet interests. Baltic churches hold an anti Communist news conference nearby amid Kosygin's Sweden visit.
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George Boult
Uppsala
Sweden
Carl McIntire
Collingswood
N.J
World Council of Churches
International Council of Christian Churches
McIntire
WCC
Amsterdam
MeIntire
Nikodim
Christendom
Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
Gun Bill Faces House Hearing and Senate Deliberations
The gun bill drew long hearings as Colmer’s committee worked for about six hours with roll call pauses. Ramsey Clark told the juvenile delinquency subcommittee that abolition is no excuse to avoid gun registration and licensing. The Senate Judiciary Committee planned to take up gun control next, after debating registration tied to a mail order ban on long guns and ammo.
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Senate
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Nixon and Humphrey compete in crowded primary scene
Nixon holds 501 of 667 GOP votes while Rockefeller has 192 in AP delegate tally. Humphrey wins youth support with 2000 underprivileged clinic kickoff and 50 more clinics planned. Wallace drives third party ballot effort in Massachusetts as McCarthy and Kennedy back a joint steering committee. Daley signals possible end to Chicago labor strike within a week amid voter surveys favoring Humphrey over McCarthy.
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Humphrey
Washington
Albama College
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
Wallace
Allard K. Lowenstein
Rockefeller
Associated Press
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McCarthy
Rogers Morton
Nixon
New Jersey
Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Windows Broken Looting After Roxbury Concert Riot
Boston police reported a 33 hour spree of looting and window breaking by youths in Roxbury and adjacent areas after a city concert. About 25 000 people exited the Carter Playground event when disturbances began with rock throwing and store break ins including liquor outlets.
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Boston
Roxbury
Carter
Sum
North Dorchester
South End
Weather Summary for Winchester Virginia Today
Rainfall data and forecast for Virginia with scattered thunderstorms. Tonight's low is 65 to 70 degrees, then Wednesday remains warm and humid with storms, clearing Thursday. Includes moon phases and long term rainfall averages for January through December.
Holiday Toll Seen As Safety Gain Despite Losses
The National Safety Council says Independence Day weekend deaths totaled 620 from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, below the 700 to 800 forecast but higher than the 553 in a nonholiday weekend. Howard Pyle called it a tragic parade but an encouraging sign for road safety. The AP also notes five month deaths averaging 134 daily and a five month toll of 20,380, about 6 percent above 1967.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Associated Press
Three Indictments Returned by City Grand Jury
A Corporation Court grand jury returned three true bills of indictment. Two target Lefa Dell McKee for forging Mary Sue Clark’s name on checks for 120 dollars dated June 12 and 75 dollars dated June 15 from Farmers and Merchants National Bank. The third indicts Daniel Berkley Merchant, 20, for auto larceny on June 13, ownership listed as Howard Patrton Jr. of Berryville Ave. Merchant jailed. Judge Elliott D. Marshall issued a capias for McKee.
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Corporation Court
Lefa Dell McKee
Mary Sue Clark
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Daniel Berkley Merchant
Howard Patlton, Jr
Berryville Ave
Wall Street gains ease as market rally slows
The stock market rally continued in early trading with gains around one point and the Dow up one to two points. Trading was heavy, the ticker ran late, and advances outnumbered declines about two to one as California financials rose on blocks while Owens-Illinois fell.
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New York
California Financial
Savings and Loans
Owens-Illinois
Answers to the trivia prompt by topic list
The user provides ten items labeled 1 through 10, covering people, places, books, and concepts. Items include May Alcott, The Alamo, David Ben-Gurion, Ignatius Loyola, Genesis through Numbers, George Orwell, Hades, Ornithology, Spanish, and True. No narrative context or article details beyond the list.
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Boutsa May Alcott
The
Alamo
David Ben-Gurion
Ignasius Loyola
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