Obituaries Notice From Evening Star July 15 1905
Obituary notices for several local residents including Colleen Whitlock wife of Gary Whitlock and Myra Hockman of Strasburg. Details include funeral plans at Omps Funeral Home Winchester with Veterans of Foreign Wars honors and burial at Winchester National Cemetery. Also notes on Walter Allen of Berryville and multiple family survivors.
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Swimley Paint Co
Winchester
Winchester Post
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Colleen Jones Whitlock
Wington
Kay Frances
Carole Ann
Gary Lee Whitlock
Falls Church
Leonard
Emmett
Clarence Whitlock
Gladys Whitlock
Charles Jenkins
Omps Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward Rudy
Arthur Nicholson
Walter Jehiats
Cliford McFarland
Truce McKinney
C. R. Pen
Wilcchester National Cemetery
Myra Elizabeth Hockman
Helen Moyers
Strasburg
New Baptist Church
Benton
Hockman
A.D. Hockman
Bentonville
Gertrude Bowers
Ralph Hockman
Adolph Hockman
Sunnyside
Ethel Walters
Winchhester
Chapel of the Stover Funeral Home
Harry M. Crim
James H
Freddié L Roseaeets
Frederick Bowers
Lawrence Walters
George E
Raleigh Cook
Lebanon Church
Stover Funeral Home
Walter Lewis Allen
Berryville
Mr. Allen
Clarke County
Fenton
Gertrude Williams Allen
Summit Point
Audley Farm
Julia Allen
Lillian Milanes
New York City
Retha Holmes
Brooklyn
N.Y
Henry Allen
Ber
Raymond Allen
New Jersey
Milton Valley
John H. Enders
Berry
FCC approves Charlottesville TV station WINA project
The Federal Communications Commission approved Charlottesville Corp for a new high frequency television station in Charlottesville. WINA president Donald C. Heyne said the company hopes to complete the station within a year.
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Stevenson death shocks U N leaders and U S figures
Sorrow spread through the United Nations in New York as Stevenson, the United States envoy for over four years, died. Former presidents Eisenhower and Truman and ex-vice president Nixon mourned him. Sevareid said Stevenson planned to resign and sought a quiet return to law. He defended U S Viet Nam policy until his last interview.
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Diplomats touted for UN post as Johnson weighs picks
Politicians discuss possible transfers for the U N Secretary post with Dean Rusk and George Ball named, others like Llewellyn Thompson and Ralph Bunche floated. Critics question whether Johnson will choose insiders or risk losing McGeorge Bundy from the White House inner circle.
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White House
Brisson Takes Over Generation Play Plans
Frederick Brisson assumes production plans for the play Generation starring Henry Fonda. Roger L. Stevens withdrew to focus on duties as chairman of the National Council on the Arts and as special arts advisor to President Johnson. Gene Saks will direct, after staging Half a Sixpence Never Love an Albatross and Enter Laughing.
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Marines Suffer Casualties in Vietnam Action Near Da Nang
The military reported two Marines killed and nine wounded, five in serious condition, as U.S. forces conducted air strikes across North and South Vietnam. In the heaviest raid, 15 Air Force planes bombed Son La camp 125 miles west northwest of Hanoi, with 36 tons dropped and substantial damage claimed.
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McNamara says Vietnam troop plans adapt to changing situation
McNamara acknowledged that U S troop commitments in South Vietnam have been fluid and altered as events unfold. He stated that plans are adjusted with a military ban and that forces are supplied in accord with it until the situation changes. The Pentagon described actions tied to the evolving South Vietnam situation.
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Record Heat Peak Lifts to 93 Degrees
Yesterday's high reached 93, the warmest since last Friday when a similar reading occurred. The summer record remains 94 on June 28 and 29, with today’s high at 81 before noon and a 70 degree low last night. Tonight’s low should dip to the mid 60s, and tomorrow's forecast calls for sun and lower humidity with a high between 80 and 86.
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Cattle Market Plays Sluggish Trade
In Baltimore via AP USDA reports cattle receipts at 400 with moderate activity and scarce slaughter steers and heifers. Cows mostly steady as bulls show weak demand. few feeders hold steady. Canners and cutters 13.25 to 15.50, bulls 16.50 to 19.00, a small lot of 977 lb steer at 25.00.
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Army Awards 50 Million Iroquois Helicopter Contract
The Army approved a 50 million contract for 720 Iroquois helicopters as a key element of Viet Nam era troop transport. Draft officials said the military could rapidly deliver personnel in early mobilization. McNamara signaled the merger of Army National Guard and reserves would proceed despite mobilization plans.
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Weather Today Virginia Clears For Cooler Night
Tonight in Virginia clears and cooler with low in the mid 60s. Tomorrow, sunny and less humid with a high in the 60s to mid 80s. Saturday looks fair and slightly warmer. No rainfall in the last 24 hours. July to date 2.12 inches. year to date 18.72 inches. long term averages listed by month.
Parkway to be dedicated Saturday in Virginia
The Blue Ridge Parkway Roanoke bypass finalizes a 15 mile section in Virginia as part of 469 mile parkway. National Park Service associate director A Clark Straton will speak at the Roanoke River Overlook between U S 220 and U S 460. Motorists can then travel the crest from Rockfish Gap to Julian Price Park nearly 300 miles uninterrupted.
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U.S. 460
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Shenandoah National Park
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North Carolina
Wall street edges higher amid slow early trading
Wall Street opened with fractional gains as investors weighed mixed second quarter earnings. Colorado Fuel and Iron led with a 14 point rise to 18 1/4 on 20 000 shares, while U S Steel, Bethlehem, and Jones & Laughlin posted advances. GM and Ford held steady and Eastern Airlines rose over a point as the AP 60 stock average climbed to 325 1.
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Mariner 4 Returns First Martian Images and Data
The Mariner 4 spacecraft relayed eight hour delayed pictures from Mars after a 525 million mile voyage. Engineers monitored a tape based system and multiple tracking stations to confirm data integrity while noting possible tape double exposure.
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Penniless spire rises at Trinity Church in Louisville
An all aluminum 21 foot high spire atop Trinity Church of the Nazarene in Louisville was funded by trading stamps donated by members. Sponsors allowed redemption at 3.75 dollars per book to cover the cost, totaling 175 books.
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Trinity Church of the Nazarene
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