Obituaries From Ellicott City and Surrounding Areas
Multiple notices report deaths of Cordell H Eaton 44 of Ellicott City Md and Elida Parker 83 near Baker W Va along with James A Holt 74 of Winchester. Surviving family details, funeral services set at Higginbottom Omps and burial plans listed. Continuous tributes mention church affiliations and grave locations in Shenandoah Memorial Park and Parker family cemetery.
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Cordel Herbert Eaton
Ellicott City
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Hagel Palmer Eaton
Michael Eaton
Westminster
Victor Eaton
Katherine Eaton
Elwood Eaton
Gainesboro
Delbert Eaton
Clyde Eaton
Charles Town
W.va
Charles “Eaton
Winchester
Donnie Eaton
Martinsburg
Louilda Thompson
Claudine Weaver
Hampton, Pa
Higginbottom Funeral Home
W.hefner
Lakeview Cemetery
Elida Whetzel Parker
Baker
Rachel Slater
David Wastealer
Labon Parker
Rachel Miller
Roy
Nelson Parker
Newdale
Newdale Church of the Brethren Near Baker, In-Charge of the Rev. Joh Litter
Parker Family
Loy
Wardensville
Mrs Elizabeth Wohlford Settle Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Wohlford Settle 45 of Berryville died at home after a prolonged illness. Born February 28 1919 in Mechanicsburg Virginia she was the daughter of the late John Samuel Wohlford and May Sheppard Wohlford. Survived by husband Joseph Hayward Settle of Berryville.
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Elizabeth Wohlford Settle
Berryville
Mrs. Settle
Mechanicsburg
John Samuel
May Sheppard Wohlford
Joseph Hayward Settle
Berry
Culpeper Distributor Carroll Thornhill Dies at 72
Carroll Thornhill of Culpeper 72 died Thursday in Culpeper Memorial Hospital. He worked as a distributor for Frick Co. for 50 years and belonged to multiple steam engine and civic organizations. Survived by his wife Mattie and four children plus brothers and sisters. Funeral services held at Culpeper Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Carroll Willis Thornhill
Culpeper
Culpeper Memorial Hospital
Edward T
Lula (Willis) Thornhill
Culpeper County
Thornhill
Frick Co
Rough and Tumble Engineers Assn
Williams Grove Steam Engine Assn
Kensington Steam Engine Assn
Culpeper Baptist Church
Culpeper Chamber of Commerce
Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises
Mattie (Compton) Thornhill
John H. Finks
Arlington
Shelton Barfield
Colby W. Thornhill
George E. Thornhill
Fairfax
Clinton R. Thornhill
Ethel Brown
Lula Davis
Fairview Cemetery
Kenyan leader calls for blitz against apartheid at OAU summit
Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya urged a central bureau to lead an all out offensive against South Africa's segregationist government at the African summit. He and other OAU leaders also condemned white rule in Portuguese colonies.
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Cairo
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
South Africa
Kenyatta
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Democrats Urged to Defend U S Constitution in Virginia
In Richmond, a Democratic spokesman urged party members to defend the U S Constitution and resist tyranny in all forms. Del Lewis A McMurran of Newport News warned against federal overreach, judicial power, and executive action, calling for law and order and unity beyond sectarian divides.
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Richmond
United States
del. Lewis
A. McMurran
Newport News
Virginia
Riots blamed on secret Communist youth group in Korea
Seoul reports say a secret Communist youth organization inspired student riots and the martial law crackdown. More than 100 people were arrested as clashes continued amid the government purge and protests.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Two Kidnappers Get Reduced Sentences in Sinatra Jr Case
In Los Angeles two of three men convicted in the kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jr. received lighter terms and parole potential. Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler had their life plus 75 year sentences cut to 25 years each after the judge said the original maximums aimed to trigger psychiatric review. Irwin, aged 42, was found guilty only of plotting and received 16 years eight months.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John W. Irwin
Young Sinatra
Irwin
Space Triple Play Nears Completion
The United States completes two thirds of a three satellite space mission by placing Sentry No. 1 into a circular orbit. The second Sentry will reach a 65 000 mile high orbit Sunday. A Pygmy satellite remains on course to measure electrons in the Van Allen belt.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
United States
Cape Kennedy
van Allen
Virginia Democrats set delegates for Atlantic City convention
The Virginia Democratic convention will allocate 64 delegates to Atlantic City for 42 national votes, with 10 districts naming four delegates each and 24 at large. Del. Lewis A. McMurran Jr. was named temporary chairman, Feb 20 set for Jefferson Jackson Day dinner, and Rep. Watkins Abbitt expects a convention resolution condemning the Civil Rights Act of 1964 without a floor fight.
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Johnson
Democratic Concention
Atlantic City
Virginia
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic National Committee
State Central Committee
del. Lewis A. McMurran Jr
Newport News
Richmond
del. E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
House of Delegates
Watkins M. Abbitt
Appomat
Tox
Goldwater Faces Extremism Debate Amid Campaign Turmoil
Goldwater presses his definition of extremism amid GOP frictions with Rockefeller and calls for a written definition from his opponent. He discusses the issue with Eisenhower in San Francisco and plans a Prescott launch as he reshapes the Republican leadership and ticket strategy.
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Charles H.percy
Iliinois
Goldwater
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
GOP
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
People of America
Per ‘Wade
Phoenix
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Goldswater
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Breathitt to push Kentucky public accommodations bill
Gov. Edward Breathitt will press for enactment of a state public accommodations law. He summons Kentucky's 138 legislators to an informal conference to poll support for passing the bill, despite political implications and prior civil rights opposition. He argues state law is needed alongside federal measures.
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Frankfort
Edward T. Breathitt
Breathitt
Kentucky
Weather Today Warm Into Weekend With Scattered Thunder
The forecast calls for warm conditions through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon or evening thunder showers. Tonight's low is 64 to 70 degrees, and Monday looks warmer with a chance of showers but not as hot.
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Western
Gulf Region
Gulf Coast
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
Rainfall figures for period and averages listed
Rainfall during the past 24 today stands at .25 inches. July rainfall to date is 2.75 inches with 19.46 inches for 1964 year to date. Over the last 51 years the average annual rainfall is 36.85 inches and monthly averages show January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.13, May 77? inches, June 3.88, July 3.18, November 2.60, December 2.99.
Livestock Market Summary for Chicago Week
USDA report shows hog and cattle price shifts with steers up to 25 higher in some lots and heifers steady to higher. Hogs advance 50 cents to a dollar on barrows gilts and 1 to 2 dollar ranges for 190 to 250 and 190 to 220 pound sizes. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with light contracts, spring lambs 80 to 100 pounds seen at 24.50 and 22.00 to 24.00 for other weights.
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USDA
Accused Man Dies of Second Heart Attack in Hospital
William A. Hall Jr., a Richmond attorney charged with murder, died at Southwestern State Hospital from a heart attack his second since being committed for observation last week by Henrico County authorities. Hall had been ruled mentally competent to stand trial earlier by doctors at Eastern State Hospital.
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Marion
William A. Hall Jr
Richmond
Southwestern State Hospital
Hall
Henrico County
Frank T. Wheeler
Norfolk
Wheeler
Eastern State Hospital
Answers to scattered knowledge quiz items
A compact listing of ten quick answers includes an early type machine gun, Woodrow Wilson, copper and tin, a fused child device, opium poppy, the Alps at 64 971 feet, San Francisco, Faust, the first violin, and Our Father The Lord's Prayer.
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Woodrow Wilson
Child
Alps
San Francisco
Faust
Auction Night Brings Bizarre Ads to Lexington Airwaves
In Lexington Kentucky an AP report notes a radio auction each Monday night where announcers joke about auctioning off anything including men and their wives. The quirky spots spark smiles and mild controversy among listeners and advertisers.
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Lexington
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Cordell H. Eaton
Elida W. Parker
James A. Holt
James Albert Holt
Orchard Ave
Jocal and
Harriet Collins Holt
North Carolina
Mt. Olive
Beaver Dam
Mary Lester Holt
James Woodrow Holt
Ashland
Robert Earl Holt
Reva
Herbert Neal Holt
Hyattsville
Alfred L.holt
Scott Holt
Edith M.hutchinson
Jean H.shumaker
Lester, W.va
Anna Josephine Shumate
Beckley
Ruth Gallmeyer
Mary Witte
J.p.holt
Eliza Henderson
Crab Orchard
Omps Funeral
Ronald Clark
O.r.bennett
Vermont Crosen
Lonnie Shank
Ryland Carper
Roy Miller
Arthur Smith
Ray Miller
Shenandoat Memorial Park
E.W. Settle
Cameron St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Conavit
U.S. Constitution
Congress
Eagan Gent
McMurran
Commonwealth
Mus
America
World News
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal - Democratic Party
Japan
Ikeda
Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Vaar Kirke
Our Church
King
Sstates
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Detroit
Barry
Burch
William E. Miller
New York
Sherman Adams
Republican National Committee
Adams
General Assembly
Shade Equipment ¢ Co
Chicago
Associated Press - High
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I, Q
Gether
LABOR
N. Cameron St
Cranfield
Pemit
Health Dept
Perry Engineering, Inc
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