Obituaries in Winchester Star July 11 1967
Mrs Roseina W Baldwin formerly of Middleburg dies at La Follette Rest Home. Graveside service held in Middleburg. Walter Edward Sampson Jr 53 of Berryville dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Tallulah A Hardesty 91 of Charles Town WV dies. funeral at Colonial Funeral Home Ran som. Brans ford C Akers 64 of 20 S Stewart St dies. service at Jones Funeral Home. Edmonia Pitcock 78 of 319 Fairview Ave dies. service at Jones Funeral Home. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseina W. Baldwin
Middleburg
la Follette
N. Loudoun St
Baldwin
James A
Sarah S. Warren
Walter Edward Sampson, Jr
Route 1
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sampson
Page County
Walter Edward
Annie Sampson
Hilda Marie Ruffner
Ashby Childs
The
Baptist Church
Raymond S. Jenkins
Plainfield Heights
Annie McIntosh
Staunton
Irene Hughes
Baltimore, Md
Tallulah A. Hardesty
Charles Town
W.va
Knott
Hardesty
Clarke County
Robert Emery
Laura Allder
Charles H. Kable
Stanley Hardesty
Louise Kable
California
Charles Kable
Westminster
Max S. Kable
J. Emery Kable
Donald M. Kable
W. Va
Nellie Morris
Harry M. Kable
Colonial Funeral Home
Ransom
Bransford C. Akers
S. Stewart St
Jones Funeral Home
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Earl Robinson
Robert Seal
Harold Gray
Melvin Baugher
William Bohon
Elmer Braithwaite
Lynn Dellinger
A. L. Sorrels
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Edmonia Pitcock
Fairview Ave
Kenilworth Nursing Home
Paul IE. Dick
Israel sticks to unified Jerusalem plan despite UN resolution
Israel told U Thant it will administer Jerusalem as a unified city despite a General Assembly vote opposing annexation. Abba Eban travels to New York to defend the stance, noting laws to protect holy places and repairs since 1948 under Jordanian rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Israel
United Nations
Jerusalem
General Assembly
Old City
U Thant
Assembly
Middle East
Abba Eban
Thant
New York
Eban
Gideon Rafael
Freeman announces broadened U S food aid programs
Secretary Freeman outlines liberalized food assistance aims to reach every needy American by end of 1967, with Mississippi already implementing changes. Programs include food stamps and direct distribution, cutting food stamp costs for the lowest income group from $2 to 50 cents per person monthly, benefiting large families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Senate
Freeman
Mississippi
Soa
Voting continues as Virginia primary tests local political lines
Voters across Virginia cast ballots in a statewide primary with emphasis on local posts. In Tidewater and Northern Virginia, races drew attention including Sidney Kellam versus Etheridge in Virginia Beach and the Gitzgerald Weinburg contest in Arlington Fairfax Falls Church. Five candidates seek the House of Delegates seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater
Virginia
National Democratic
Senate
Arlington, Fairfax and Falls Church
Robert C. Gitzgerald
Arlington
Robert L. Weinburg
Shipyard picket unrest disrupts July shift
About 12 percent of the work force is absent in July as PSA union members organized nonviolent picketing. A flurry of assaults, vandalism, and arrests followed near the Newport News shipyard leaving several tire slashings and window damages. One officer was assaulted amid a disorderly conduct case against Coy C. Hagg who faced a preliminary hearing. A PSA local in the design department opposed the general strike vote calling it unauthorized and chose to stay out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSA
Newport News
Wall Street Gains Persist Amid Mixed Auto News
Wall Street rose early with gains outpacing losses two to one as trading focused on aero space electronics and other select issues. Autos were mixed amid GM negotiations, Chrysler and Ford dipped, McDonnell Douglas rose on heavy volume, Sperry Rand steadied after a sharp dive, and American Telephone lagged. The market's strength hints at technical momentum despite autos wage talks and copper producer strike risks. Monday's AP index gain and ASE activity supported a hopeful tone into the rally phase near mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
McDonnell Douglas
Sperry Rand
American Telephone
TWA
Essex Wre
Apco Oil
Fairchild Rcmera
Woolworth
Worthington
U.S. Steel
Dow Jones
United Auto Workers
U.S
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Savage River dam swells water as heavy rains raise level
In Westernport Maryland the Savage River dam received 2.25 inches of rain in one hour and 2.78 inches since Monday raising the 350 acre impoundment six inches. Tender Harry Bittinger said water normally isn’t released until August 20 but the high level has forced a release into the North Branch Potomac River at 29 million gallons daily. The dam stands 148 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westernport
Savage River
Harry Bittinger
Potomac River
Weather Today Forecast and Temperatures
Forecast shows showers and scattered thunderstorms with a low tonight around 65 to 70. Highs reach upper 80s to lower 90s Wednesday, partial cooling Thursday with partly cloudy skies. Winds today from the south and southwest at 10 to 20 mph. Noon high 82 low 68. Year ago 94 and 74. Sunset 8 41 p.m. Sunrise 5 56 a.m. Moonset 11 38 p.m. First Quarter Friday.
Rainfall totals and averages by month and year
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows July rainfall to date 1 91 and 1967 rainfall to date 16 00. Over 54 years average monthly rainfall totals are given for each month and the annual average is 36 50. Five year Jan to Dec totals are listed as 39 73 in 1962, 33 46 in 1963, 31 63 in 1964, 26 85 in 1965, and 33 32 in 1966.
Voters Stream Into Front Royal for Democratic Primary
Warren County reports a continuous flow of voters entering the Front Royal Fork precinct as Democrats choose among 18 candidates for 12 offices. Contests include circuit court clerk, revenue collector, and commonwealth attorney with several districts featuring multi candidate races.
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Warren County
Warren County Court House
Front Royal Fork
Commonwealth
Girl Born Without Arms Now Golfer
Ann Morissey a 14 year old girl born without arms plays golf in Fort Myers Florida. After six months she can drive a ball nearly 100 yards and has shot 71 for nine holes using a 56 inch club braced under her left armpit and strapped to her artificial arm. She plays nine holes three days weekly and hopes to inspire other handicapped people while club pro Al Patterson arranges additional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Ann Morissey
Ann
al Morissey
al Patterson
Patterson
Ku Klux Klan Attends Memphis Love-In Event
At Overton Park in Memphis a Klan representative, wearing sandals and an Army shirt, handed out literature amid flower children age about 17. A love-in featured a psych rock band and an African beat as attendees drifted through the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Overton Park
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Winchester Evening Star
Mrs
Roseina Baldwin
Walter Sampson, Jr
Mrs. Hardesty
Akers Service
Pitcock
J. William Hollis
Hilmes Anderson
Julian Anderson
Thomas B. Rosenberger
J. Frank Loy
Richard J. Rosenberger
Mount Hebron
Mr. Bransford C. Akers
Walter Sampson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Fuquiela
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Govden
Bernard Groves
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Winchester
Central Plains
Appalachians
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Rockies
Middle Atlantic States
U.S. Broadeas Food Assistance
Dletown
Stephens City
Albin
Papermill
Carper’s Valley
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Kellam
William P. Kellam
Del
Guy O. Farley
John L. Beerman
Alexandria
Fairfax
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House of Delegates
National
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Funeral Home, Inc
Loudony
Cameron St
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Shenandoah
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Klan
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