Funeral services for Betty V Norton and Walter L Allen
Betty V Norton aged ?, died Friday. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. T Eugene Carter. Burial in Peninsula Memorial Park New Port News. Walter L Allen 59 died Thursday at home Berryville. Service Sunday at St Luke s Baptist Church Berryville with Rev. Alex Sims. Burial Milton Valley Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Henry Blair George Potter Henry Brown Ralph Jones John Reynolds Nelson Brown.
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Torrential Korean Rains Cause Major Casualties and Flooding
About 120 people were dead or missing after torrential rains flooded central Korea. One third of casualties were at South Korean military sites near Seoul and Kangwon Province. The flood committee reported 150,000 homeless and property damage around $160 million.
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Greek Riots Rally Against New Center Union Government
Greek towns faced anti government unrest after King Constantine swore in Athanasiadis Novas new Center Union cabinet. Police reported over 110 injured and more than 20 demonstrators arrested. protests spread to Salonika and other cities as authorities promised investigations into alleged Center Union deputies' involvement.
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Romania Looks Toward Autonomy From Moscow in Communist Congress
The fourth congress of Romania's Communist party opens with signs of growing independence from the Soviet Union. The draft constitution omits references to Moscow and emphasizes friendship with other socialist countries and Western ties. The party statute asserts Marxist-Leninist guidance while allowing unique Romanian conditions. Brezhnev leads a Soviet delegation to the congress.
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Governor's Mansion and its ghost debate in Virginia letter
Investigators discuss the Governor's Mansion built in the early 1800s and used by Virginia governors. A letter to Allison Lord notes the mansion is not haunted, praising its history and inviting visits, with Harrison’s autograph appreciated by locals. The piece names Allison Lord, Piter, and Kathy Carter as local residents.
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Dominican diplomat seeks nine month leave to lead provisional government
Hector Garcia-Godoy asked his employer for nine months away to head a provisional government under an OAS peace plan. The 44 year old ex diplomat and vice president of a tobacco firm said he would push reform and development while preparing for elections within six to nine months. He would lead a unity backed effort with a mandate to stabilise the country amid rebellion and divisions.
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Attacks Reported In Brazzaville
Paris AP reports a series of grenade and plastic bomb explosions in Brazzaville capital of the Congo Republic. Unconfirmed accounts say three people were killed as travelers arriving by plane described the attacks.
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Toll hits 518 after Danville teen death and Beach judge dies
The toll for Virginia road deaths rose to 518 this year with the death of 16 year old Susan Wyatt in Danville after a car struck a parked truck. In Virginia Beach, 34 year old Judge Louis Travis Branch died from injuries suffered July 8 in a traffic crash. he served on the Domestic Relations Court and municipal and borough traffic courts.
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Rockefeller to Seek Third Term as New York Governor
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller says he will run for a third term in 1966 and will not decide on a 1968 presidential bid. He denies a Republican split in the state and insists there is no rift with Senator Jacob K. Javits despite dissident rumors.
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Baltic States Mark 25 Years in Soviet Union
Soviet leaders headlined celebrations in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania marking a quarter century since their incorporation into the Soviet Union.
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Weather Today Scattered Showers Through Tomorrow
Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected through tomorrow for about half the area. Highs in the 80s, low tonight in the 60s, Monday outlook partly cloudy and cooler. Rainfall today shows none. July total 2.12 inches and year-to-date 18.72 inches. 52-year averages are listed by month.
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Winchester
Pearson’s Wife Skirt Story Sparks Public Gift List
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson refused a grass skirt gift claiming it should not be worn, while Easter Island donors included the item in a public presents list. In Gallup Ronald Reagan sustained a superficial shoulder wound during a TV scene where a saber slipped during a cavalry portrayal. Vatican City Pope Paul VI urged actors and theater officials to avoid immodest scenes in productions.
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Eruption threatens 300 villagers near Langila volcano
Mount Langila on a New Guinea island erupted violently threatening about 300 villagers within five miles. A 12 000 foot ash plume rose while lava moved toward Sag Sag and Agulupella as seen from the mainland 600 miles away.
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Seven Charged In Tidewater Appliance Theft Ring
Virginia Beach police arrested seven men for taking part in a home appliance theft ring operating in Tidewater Virginia and North Carolina. Harry W. Golson, Floyd M. Martin and five other Norfolk men were charged, with 39 appliances valued over 4500 dollars recovered.
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Holton Charges Va. Democrats Losing Touch
In Martinsville and Henry County Republicans quote A Linwood Holton as saying the Virginia Democratic Party is a machine that elects governors for good boys and those who waited their turn. He argues Democrats have drifted from the people since 1925 and hints he may recruit Democratic public servants.
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