Obituaries for Lanham and Hiett in West Virginia paper
Raymond L. Lanham of Lovettsville, long time Mason and United Brethren member, survived by wife Mary Wenner, son Nevin Lanham, daughter Isabel Kenney, four grandsons and a sister. funeral arrangements pending. Grover C. Hiett, 79, of Paw Paw West Virginia, retired farmer and businessman, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after July hospitalization. survived by wife Alice Hiett, three sons, four daughters, and three sisters. funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Island Hill Church with burial at Hiett family cemetery.
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United Brethren Church of
Lovetteville
Masonic Lodge
Mary Wenner
Lovettesville
Nevina Lanham
Winchester
Isabel Kenney
Florence Lanham
Washington
Richard Frazier
Grover C. Hiett
Paw Paw
W.va
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hiett
Hampshire County
George W
Elizabeth McCoole Hiett
Alice Marlowe Hiett
Willie B. Hiett
Wallie Hockman
Island Hill
J.F. Omps
Capon Bridge Methodist Church
Hiett
Forks of Capon
Griffin Funeral Hi
Capon Bridge
Chlorine Gas Leak Kills Worker at Mobile Plant
A rupture in a chlorine gas line at Scott Paper Co in Mobile injured 37 workers and killed Walter Jordan 34 of Saraland. Officials investigate the leak as other employees remain out of critical condition. Walter was brother of former Alabama All-American Lee Roy Jordan.
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Mobile
Ala
Scott Paper Co
Walter Jordan
Saraland
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
ICC approves Nickel Plate merger into 7 450 mile system
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves the consolidation of Norfolk and Western Nickel Plate and Wabash into a 7,450 mile network from Hampton Roads Virginia to the Great Lakes and Midwest. Pennsylvania Railroad must divest its financial interests within 10 years and notify by September 16.
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Norfolk & Western
Wabash
Hampton Roads
Great Lakes
Midwest
ICC
Pennsylvania
Commission
Five Men Charged in Virginia School Official Home Bomb
Appomattox County authorities filed charges against five white men over a bombing at the home of Edward Daever, assistant principal at Carver Price High School. The sheriff described the device as a wood fragment wrapped in rags soaked in kerosene and motor oil, thrown through a window around 2:30 A.M. on Sunday, as the community debates school integration.
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Appomattox
Appomattox County
L. L. Stanley
Edward Thomas Daever
Carver Price High School
Virginia
Stanley
Johnson
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Front Royal
A New Market woman suffered a possible broken shoulder after a car driven by her son slid on wet pavement and struck Charles Thomas Bolt’s vehicle. Mrs Hold was admitted to Warren Memorial Hospital. In another crash a car hit a DC driver’s vehicle, injuring a passenger Lorel P. Coble with whiplash. Miss Elizabeth Perry’s car was sideswiped on Route 340 and crashed into a bridge railing. she was admitted with contusions and cuts.
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New Market
Billie Flora Hold
Ronnie Lee Hold
Charles Thomas Bolt
Edinburg
Hold
Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Vernon W. Cobl
Washington, D C
Bertha Orr
Fairmont
W. Va
Luray
P. P. Dicks
Nehi Bottling Co
Winchester
Miss Perry
Perry
Platform outlines Goldwater influenced reforms and constitutional aims
The draft Republican platform, completed after protracted sessions, shifts toward Goldwater ideas with modular federalism for aged care and school funding, cuts federal aid, and favors state tax shifts. It promotes religious exercises in public places, recognizes a Cuban government in exile, criticizes détente with the Soviet Union, supports NATO, and calls for Berlin Wall demolition as a precondition to talks. The document also targets constitutional amendment to change school seat apportionment, cuts aid by at least 5 billion, limits government in labor disputes, and alleges Democratic weakness to communism.
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Goldwater
United States
Soviet Union
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
Viet Nam
Berlin Wall
Germany
Southeast Asia
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Protest Over County Auction Sales Regulation drawn by Supervisors
About 40 visitors attended the Frederick County Board of Supervisors reg ular session to oppose a proposed ordinance requiring second hand dealers to report sales and provide buyer and seller details. Attorneys for Denny's Commission Auction said the rules are burdensome and unfair, with potential annual costs around $2,000 for clerical help. Sheriff records suggest most reported sales are small and rarely help crimes, while another speaker opposed taxing trailer park owners, favoring taxes on individual park residents. The board promised action on both concerns before adjournment and would revisit a sanitation supervisor request later.
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Frederick
Largent
Cole
George Helsley
Sair
Hee
Fred Larrick
L. O. Fears
Scranton attacks Goldwater delegates and Eisenhower weighs in
Barry Goldwater's campaign faced harsh criticism from Scranton who likened delegates to a flock of chickens and accused Goldwater's strategists of intimidation. Goldwater cancelled a fundraising gala as Denison Kitchel rebutted the remarks and Eisenhower scheduled an afternoon news conference amid uncertainty over the nomination. Colorado delegates were forecast to tally 17 or 18 votes, still nominally uncommitted.
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Scranton
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
ABC
Eisenhower
Sens
Gordon L. Allot
Arizona
Colorado
79 Students Arriving in Area for American Field Service Visit
Two buses bring 79 American Field Service students to Winchester and Clarke County for a three day stay. A 35 student group from Niles Ohio arrives at Handley School at 4 p.m. 44 exchange students from Danville arrive at 3 p.m. They will stay with local families and tour area sites including Audley Farm National Fruit and Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Niles
Ohio
Handley School
Danville
Audley Farm
Fair Grounds
Recreation Park
Notable figures who joined the French Foreign Legion
The French Foreign Legion has enlisted prominent volunteers at different times including Serbia's King Peter Denmark's Crown Prince Ange Monaco's Prince Louis IV and Sanchez Cerro a president of Peru.
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French Foreign Legion
Serbia
Peter
Denmark
Ange
Monaco
Louis IV
Sanchez Cerro
Peru
Weather outlook for Virginia with warm Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a low of 55 to 65 and a high in the low 80s. The five day forecast shows temperatures about five degrees below normal with little daily change. Some rain may occur Friday or Saturday and Wednesday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
Rainfall figures show July 1964 totals and averages
Rainfall hours ending 8 30 a m today show July rainfall to date 19 21 inches. Past 51 years average yearly rainfall 96 85 inches. Monthly averages include Jan 2 38 Feb 2 13 Mar 3 08 Apr 3 13 May 8 77 Jun 3 88 Jul 7 88 Aug 3 81 Sept 2 67 Oct 3 13 Nov 2 60 Dec 239 inches.
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Albany
Albuqeruque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Wall Street Gains Amid Auto Sector Rally and Rail Merger News
New York stocks opened higher with motor shares leading gains and GM and Chrysler setting new highs. A weekend settlement on East Coast car haulers and ongoing labor talks with the big three frame renewed investor activity while nickel plate rail merger approval boosted Norfolk and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Auto Union
Auto
Nickel Plate Railroad
Interstate Commer Commission
Norfolk and Western Railway
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Robert L. DeHaven
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PG Uree
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Dete
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
South Atlantic States
Ohior Valley
Barry
Shade Equipment Co. Rt
Shailow
Deep Well
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Legionnaires
Aan
Madam Defarge
Wall Street
New York
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
General Electric
Millef Ander
Akea
E.boscawen ST
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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