Deaths and Funerals Henry Reardon 57 Hagerstown MD
Henry Reardon 57 of Club Road Hagerstown Md died July 9 at Avalon where he had been con fined weeks joined by his wife Marie Minke of Newport News. He survived by two brothers Robert Reardon Winchester and John Reardon Miami sister Miss Laura Reardon Martinsburg and several deceased siblings. Mass held July 12 at Marys Catholic Church in Hagerstown with Rosary July 11 at Suter-Reuter Funeral Home burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Also mentions Lester Rotruck Antioch and Rogers Funeral Home Keyser burial in church cemetery.
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Henry Reardon
Club Road
Hagerstown
Avalon
M Minke
Patrick Reardon
Newport News
Robert Reardon
Winchester
John Reardon
Miami
Fla
Laura “S Reardon
Martinsburg
Lawrence
Dennis
Thomas
Kathryn Reardon Leach
Jem
the Mary's Catholic Church
Robert S. Passarelli
Suter-Reuter
Rose Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Walter Rotruck set at Church of the Brethren
A funeral service for Walter Carl Rotruck who was killed Tuesday night will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the Church of the Brethren near Antioch West Virginia. Surviving are his mother Mrs Amanda Leatherman Rotruck of Antioch and his wife the former Dale C.
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Walter Carl Rotruck
Church of the Brethren
Antioch
W.va
Amanda Leatherman Rotruck
Dale C
Demonstrators Clash With Chicago Police at Board of Education
Civil rights demonstrators and Chicago police clashed as protesters tried to reenter the Board of Education building. Three demonstrators were arrested after breaking through a police line. A 10-year-old daughter of a demonstrator was lightly hurt. four officers suffered minor injuries. The sit-in by Congress of Racial Equality began July 10 to protest zoned school attendance policies.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Congress of Racial Equality
Negroes Plan New Charleston Demonstrations
Leaders of Charleston demonstrations vowed to continue nonviolent action for a 10 point desegregation program. They denied NAACP ties to Tuesday violence that left six policemen and a fireman hurt. About 1000 people packed Tabernacle Baptist Church and dispersed after Rev. B J Glover urged calm. Police cars monitored the mass meeting amid minor damage to a dozen automobile windows.
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Charleston
Tabernacle Baptist Church
B.J. Glover
Market report notes SEC bid for over-the-counter stocks
Wall Street coverage indicates over-the-counter issues not listed on exchanges. The SEC was urged to exercise greater supervisory control. News of the report sparked a lively retreat in stock prices mid afternoon, though losses moderated by close.
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SEC
Kennedy Faces Test Ban Hurdles as World Powers React
An optimistic briefing cites Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko U S Under Secretary Harriman and Lord Hailsham noting progress toward a limited test ban. Kennedy seeks broader participation, but France and Communist China pose obstacles while NATO unity and Sino Soviet tensions complicate talks.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Kennedy
Harriman
Moscow
France
China
Panel Plans To Finish Rail Report Today
Washington AP reports management and labor will first comment on the committee report finished Wednesday, then it goes to the President Friday. Both sides agreed to hold off action until July 29 in the work rules dispute which may involve the elimination of key provisions.
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Washington
Management and Labor
Physician Dies in Louisville After 50 Years of Service
A Kentucky physician, long associated with the American College of Physicians, died Wednesday. He practiced in Louisville for nearly five decades, leaving a legacy in the local medical community.
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Kentucky
American College of Physicians
Louisville
Kennedy urges filibuster fight and civil rights stance
Kennedy said he would seek congressional action to end any nationwide strike and urged both sides to settle disputes without government intervention. He dismissed Wallace’s charge of Communist influence, defended civil rights protesters, and described August Washington events as peaceful demonstrations. He planned to be in Washington and challenged Congress, noting labor holiday timing. He contrasted Cambridge unrest with progress in South Vietnam and warned about Red China and Soviet missiles. He also discussed South Africa’s policy and Cold War allies.
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Kennedy
Congress
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Washington
Cambridge
South Viet Nam
Far East
Red China
Soviet Union
United Oe
Republic
South Africa
United Nations
Cuba
Caribbean
President proposes tax to curb foreign securities sales
President Kennedy cited foreign securities purchased by Americans totaling about 830 million, not a final figure. Of this, 590 million were issued in Canada, the nation most affected by the levy. The 880 million figure rose toward six months end, compared with 1.1 billion for all of 1962. He framed the plan to stem foreign sales without direct capital controls and to avoid pushing domestic long term rates higher.
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Canada
Kennedy
Four Arlington Negroes Indicted For Manslaughter
Federal grand jury indicted four Arlington men Thomas A. Green Leon Dillard Jr Gerald L. Jackson and Floyd T. Smith all 22 for manslaughter in the death of Army Pvt Edward J. Betcher 19 of Brooklyn after a June 19 brawl near Ft Belvoir Virginia Sheila M Turner 20 Arlington was charged with negligent homicide for backing an auto over Betcher during the same incident Police said a car confrontation between groups led to the violence and Turner said she did not realize Betcher was in the path of her vehicle.
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Washington
Arlington
Ft. Belvoir
Sheila M. Turner
Army Pvt
Edward J. Betcher
Thomas A. Green
Leon Dillard Jr
Gerald L. Jackson
Floyd T. Smith
Betcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Turner
Pillinis Proposes October Election Dates for Greece
Care taker Premier Panayotis Pipinelis suggested national elections for a new Parliament be held on October 20 or October 27. Parliament will debate the plan next week before fixing the date.
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Athens
Greece
Panayotis Pipinelis
Kennedy signals tax cut and excise plan as payments fear grows
Kennedy frames a broader tax cut as he presses Congress to act on a new excise tax to curb the outflow of American funds. Administration officials note allied governments were briefed and view tougher action as overdue to address the balance of payments problem.
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Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
United States
July 19 Sales Directory Listings
A series of auction notices and sales dates for July and August. Listings include items from cattle ponies horses and farm machinery to antiques furniture china crystal and household goods. Auctions led by Edward Morrow Chas Duvall Brumback Conner and others in Clarke and Winchester Virginia.
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William R. Ford
Sissemere
Ridge Road
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Chas. R. Duvall
Benny Bussey
Old Charles Town Road
Clarke Co
W. D. Orndorff
Katheryn K. Hutton
Stephens City
Brumback & Conner
Roy Schmucker
Loudoun St
Lewis Lamp
Senseng
Chas. R. Duval
Buddhist Pagoda Raid In Saigon Sparks Global Concern
Saigon pagoda clash as seventy policemen raid the Buddhist temple with barbed wire and guards preventing exit. American security officers condemn the action as brutal while President Kennedy hopes for peaceful government Buddhist tensions in Vietnam.
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Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Saigon
Charlottesville Firm Wins Air Force Electronic Gear Contract
Sperry-Piedmont Co of Charlottesville Va won an 850000 Air Force contract for electronic gear to allow two missiles to be launched from Cape Canaveral simultaneously. The project includes systems design and installation in a three story addition to the range control center. Officials say the equipment could enable two missiles to fire at once while a third is counted down, though such firings would be rare.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sperry-Piedmont, Co
Charlottesville
Air Force
Sperry-Ran Corp
Perry
Lee
Weather Outlook for Virginia Thundershowers and Heat
The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers late today and tonight in Virginia. Tonight’s low 66 to 70. Friday will be hot with sun and a few thunderstorms, high in the 90s. Saturday to remain hot and mostly fair with a chance of scattered afternoon showers. Sunset 8:37 p.m.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals for Period and Months
Rainfall data shows 0.08 inches in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 am today. July rainfall to date 1.10 inches. 1963 rainfall to date 17.91 inches. Average annual rainfall over 0 years 36.91 inches. Average monthly rainfall for March 2.13 inches, April 3.02 inches, May 3.16 inches. Past 50 years list incomplete for January and February.
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Loss
Mrs. Anne Jackson thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers and kindness during her illness and for sympathy after the death of her sister Mrs. Matilda Turner dated July 18 1911.
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Matilda Turner
Anne Jackson
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Keyser
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Valley Ave
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Route 11
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