Funeral Service Set for Harry E. Catlett of Gore
A funeral service for Harry E. Catlett of Gore, who died Tuesday, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Bethel United Methodist Church in Trone. Rev. James B. Fleet Jr. and Rev. Morris Cather will officiate. Pallbearers are Smithy M. Pugh, David Link, Melvin Kump, Russell Cooper, Kyndall Anderson, and Cletus Sirbaugh. Burial follows in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends at Giffin Funeral Home in Capon Bridge, W. Va., this evening from 7 to 9.
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Bethel United Methodist Church
Trone
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Smithy M. Pugh
David Link
Melvin Kump
Russell Cooper
Kyndall Anderson
Cletus Sirbaugh
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Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Founder of Foxcroft Dies
Miss Charlotte Haxall Noland founder of the Foxcroft girls college preparatory school in Middleburg died in Winter Park Florida at 86. She founded the academy in 1914 and served as headmistress until her retirement in 1956. She was a 1963 honorary doctorate recipient from Columbia University.
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Foxcroft Girls’ College
Winter Park
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Columbia University
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Ryan Held For Grand Jury
Charles Emmett Ryan 47 of Norfolk charged with murder in the Roanoke area shooting of Harold Lee Heck Sr. He was held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Heck died at Warren Memorial Hospital. Separate case: Paul Jackson Foster released on $10,000 bond in manslaughter death of Joseph F. Deavers. trial set for Aug 18 with possible re-submission to grand jury for murder indictment.
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Norfolk
Harold Lee Heck
Roanoke
LeRoy Corron
Ryan
Heck
Shenandoah River
Warren Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Paul Jackson Foster
Joseph F. Deavers
Commonwealth
John F. Ewell
Pollard pledges total environmental planning agenda
Pollard released a position paper outlining a conservation focused governorship. He backs Virginia Outdoors Plan implementation, open space acquisition, and stronger anti litter laws while urging air and water quality standards and coordination of natural resources agencies for a comprehensive pollution control review.
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U S. Will Not Capitulate at Vietnam Peace Talks
In Paris at the 25th session, Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said the United States is ready to negotiate but will not capitulate. He noted North Vietnam and the Viet Cong demand withdrawal of allied forces and reject mutual withdrawal proposals.
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West Europeans fear U S security tradeoffs in arms talks
NATO members seek reassurances from Philip Farley about United States concessions in strategic arms talks. They fear a stalemate or unequal reductions could leave Western Europe exposed to Soviet missiles while U S submarines and bombers offer limited European protection. Officials note Europeans lack final details of Washington negotiating plans.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Weather Across Regions as Storms Move Through
The Associated Press reports unsettled conditions moving through several regions with rain and gusty winds. Temperatures vary from cool coastal areas to warmer interior zones as the system tracks eastward, bringing brief showers and potential travel delays.
Borman Says Visit Success and Personal Pleasure
Astronaut Frank Borman hailed his Soviet goodwill tour as a complete success and personal pleasure after leaving Moscow for New York via London. He thanked Soviet officials and said he plans to invite Soviet cosmonauts to the United States, while noting the Apollo 11 flight timing may limit attendance.
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Frank Borman
Soviet Union
Borman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
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Edwin
Rev Donnelly Takes Braddock Street Church Post
The Rev. Robert Joseph Donnelly has assumed duties as associate minister at Braddock Street United Methodist Church succeeding the Rev. Henry S. Amidon. Donnelly came from Lorton Virginia with his wife Margaret Ann Eckert and their three children to the parsonage at 304 Sheridan Ave. He will oversee Christian Education.
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Braddock Street United
Godwin cites campus unrest alarms as state leaders react
Governor Mills E Godwin Jr says radical student groups incite national concern by framing change as rebellion. He urges better understanding of campus pressures, notes education funding growth but warns it faces disruption. He chairs SREB urging administrators to uphold calm while dissent remains possible.
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Bonny Died Of Heart Attack In Space Flight
Honolulu AP reports Bonny the astromonk died of a heart attack likely triggered by low body temperature after a six hour autopsy by scientists. NASA says final autopsy will take months. cause linked to immobilization and a cool capsule during a nearly nine day Biosatellite 3 flight.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Space Project
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Adey
Steelworkers Strike Hits Ontario Nickel Plants
More than 17,200 United Steelworkers began a work stoppage at Inco plants in Sudbury and Port Colborne as talks for a new three year contract stalled. Picket lines formed and production paused at key nickel facilities, threatening 40 percent of the world supply and affecting metal products across continents.
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United Steelworkers of America
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International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd
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Port Colborne Inco
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Port Colborne
Weather outlook for Virginia turns warm with showers
Considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions bring scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Lows tonight near 65 to 70, Friday highs 85 to 92, and Saturday partly cloudy and cooler overall with less heat.
Rainfall Averages From City Weather Summary
Rainfall data show 24 hour total of minus .04 inches at 8 30 am with July to date 70 inches and 1969 to date 12 59 inches. Averages by month over 56 years are listed for each month and five year totals from 1964 to 1968 are given along with a long term January through December average of 3643 inches.
Wall Street slips to new yearly low on tax extension fears
The Dow Jones average fell 2.33 to 859.29 at 10 30 am with the market at a new low for the year as trading featured notable blocks in Continental Telephone Occidental Petroleum Pennzoil United RCA and AT&T. Opening prices showed declines in Polaroid Benguet and International Nickel while Boeing rose slightly. The AP 60 stock average dropped to 306.8 amid cautious trading as investors awaited income tax surcharge extension fate.
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Battle Rally Tonight at GW Hotel for Governor Candidate
Area backers of William C. Battle plan a 8 o'clock rally in the George Washington Hotel ballroom with Burr P. Harrison introducing Battle and Dr. Garland R. Quarles introducing Harrison and Mrs. Battle. Local party chairs from Clarke Winchester and Frederick counties organize the event with music refreshments and entertainment and public attendance invited. Richmond topped Virginia counties in local retail sales tax receipts last year at 5.1 million dollars while Fairfax led the counties with 4.5 million.
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Batle
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Battle
Clarke County
Earl S. Bailey
Sam N. Whitacre
Richard Rosenberger
Virginia
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Whiskers Feather Bedding Can Duck Radium Seven El Salvador Parliament
A compact list includes Whiskers and feather bedding, then items such as can and duck along with radium. The sequence ends with seven, El Salvador, Parliament, backward and true facts.
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