Funeral service for Mrs death notices in 11 a.m ceremony
The funeral service is conducted by Rev. Robert Moore at 11 a.m. DST in the funeral home chapel. Burial follows at Mount Heb Cemetery. Pallbearers include E. Clay Roy, R. Lee Barney, Russell Brown, J. Frank Brown, A. Har id, Rowe, and Elmer M. Vensko. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Robert Moore
Mount Heb Cemetery
E. Clay Roy
R. Lee Barney
Russell Brown
J. Frank Brown
A. Harid
Rowe
Elmer M. Vensko
Jones Funeral Home
Death of Mrs Jer L Stotler in Little Rock Ark
Word has been received of the death yesterday in a hospital of Mrs Jer L Stotler of Webster New York. She and her husband were visiting friends in Little Rock when she became ill. Mrs Stotler was the former Miss Clara Lusink daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Lusink of Webster. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with burial planned for Webster.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jer L. Stotler
Jackson Road
Webster, N. Y
Mrs. Inez Luttrell 88 Died at Maplewood Nursing Home
Inez Rebecca Luttrell 88 of Albin Ohio died yesterday at Maplewood Nursing Home where she had lived six years. Born in Massillon she was the daughter of Joseph and Mary Oberlin. She was married to the late husband and survived by daughter and grandson Ralph Luttrell of Alexandria. Funeral services planned for 11 a.m. with Rev C L Beard officiating and burial in Shockeysville Methodist Cemetery.
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Inez Rebecca Luttrell
Albin
Maplewood Nursing Home
Norman W. Bean Hospital Birth and Survivors Listed
The notice records the birth at Rosenberger of Norman W. Bean, son of the late James Asa Bean, with survivors including his widow, two daughters Mrs. James J. Lantz and Dixie Lee Wise, a sister Mrs. David C. Petrie, and brother Boyd Asa Bean. It notes affiliations with local places and families in the community.
Stock Market Mixed as Early Gains Erode
New York trading opened unevenly with the AP 60 average showing fractional moves. Steel, equipment, and defense related shares trends stood out as DuPont fell while Zenith and Douglas Aircraft rose amid hopes of higher earnings and defense spending.
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New York
Associated Press
DuPont
Zenith
Douglas Aircraft
MGM
Ford
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Pheps Dodge
General Electric
General Motors
Jersey Standard
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Northern route remains policy on contested interstate plan
The commission backed adopting the northern corridor as policy while contenders pressed for the southern path. Gov. Almond and H. H. Harris met with Luther Hodges and received a recommendation to keep the northern location, as engineers outlined work on U. S. 360 460 near Amelia and a new 7ee Interstate ridge in Augusta counties in a $11.3 million, 16 mile project.
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W. M. Sclater Jr
Marion
Commission
S. S. Flythe
Martinsville
H. H. Harris
Staunton
Charlottes
Sclater
Richmond
D. B. Fugate
Segas E
Fugate
Amelia
Highway Commission
Interstate Ridge
Augusta Counties
Artington
Katanga Leader Threatens to Seek Soviet Aid
Katanga's government warned it may call for Soviet assistance to resist possible Congo unification. Minister Godefroid Munongo said the U N Security Council and the United States aim to unite the Congo, ignoring Congo people. He spoke for Moise Tshombe amid Congo Parliament talks at Lovanium University outside Leopoldville.
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Elizabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Godefroid Munongo
U.N. Security Council
United States
Security Council
Tshombe
Katanga Cab
Soviet Union
Joseph Kasavubu
Antoine Gizenga
South Kasai
Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Kennedy Pressures Civil Rights Debate in Cautious Course
President Kennedy signals careful stance on civil rights during news conference on Freedom Riders. He affirms constitutional protection for all travelers while hinting at southern concerns over protestors. He distances himself from calls for a cooling off period and notes free press rights, but remains noncommittal on his personal position amid political needs for Southern votes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Freedom Riders
South
Robert F. Monet
Congress
U S Allies Debate Powers to Expand War Effort
The article discusses executive options for expanding military action, including declaring a national emergency to mobilize reservists, boosting the draft, and increasing defense spending in coordination with U S allies. It outlines required actions to activate these measures and potential foreign ally involvement.
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Executive Branch
U.S. A
Scholar on Humor Says Whack Reds With America's Funny Bone
Francis Stilley reports Evan Esar a humor scholar argues humor could counter communism in the Cold War. He says American jokes and satire travel widely while Soviet humor is restricted opening a propaganda advantage. Esar cites examples linking gag culture to political impact and free speech under communism.
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Francis Stilley
NEW York
America
Evan Esar
Esar
India
Shane
Soviet Union
President Kennedy Suffers Setback as Rules Panel Expands
The House Rules Committee, enlarged to shield Kennedy's agenda, shelved a top school aid bill and other educational and college aid measures by an 8 to 7 vote. The move limits action on two of the president's big five proposals this session, despite continued enactment of several Kennedy initiatives.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
House Ways and Means
SPCA Financial Report Shows Shelter and Group Funds
The yearly report covers May 1 to April 30 noting a Shelter Fund of 7,865.52 and expenses of 2,238.68. The group checking account received 2,782.37 with expenses of 418.62 and a treasury theft of 3.75, bringing total assets to 8,179.27 as of April 30.
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Iraenta Balace
Theft Blanc
The
Treasury
July 22 Sales Directory Listings for Virginia and Pennsylvania
Auction notices across Virginia and nearby Maryland counties list July 22 events including Shetland ponies at Kembridge and multiple estates in Gainesboro Purcellville White Post and Hayfield with items from household goods to real estate. Key auctioneers include Dennis T. Sale E T Snider W D Orndorff and Charles R Duvall.
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Bill” Bailey
W. Roland Walker
Kembridge
Asbury Farmer
Frederick County Court House
Gainesboro
Dennis T. Sale
Rebecca Hoopes
Rt. 7
Purcellville
R. W Corstaphney
J Randolph Larrick
U.S
E. T. Snider
William R. Thompson
White Post
W. D. Orndorff
Sloan Wolfe
Winchester
Hayfield
Charles R. Duvall
Hundred Defy Rain to Attend Chamber Picnic
Rain postponed the softball game between the Titans of yesteryear and has beens but did not dampen spirits. An 80 player pick-up game followed after showers, finishing at supper with an 11 to 7 final score as both sides claimed victory.
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Titans
Henry Lowry
Jack Fretwell
Steve Fretwell
Sonny Huntsberry
B. J. Lovett
Lewis Ebert
Wilbur Feltner
Phil Hunter, Jr
del Sewell
Johnny Sewell
Gerald Dulaney
Larry Hockman
Hedrick Koontz
Victor Philippi
Kennedy aid plan faces congressional funding objections
Some congressmen object to Kennedy proposed financing insisting aid funds be used in advance each year by annual appropriations committees. They want to limit authority to three years instead of five. Supporters argue critics would undermine long term developing nation projects by reducing assured funding.
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Kennedy
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Congress
Storm aftermath leaves city in bright dawn calm
A young girl with red eyes held a neighbor's child as distress marked the scene. The girl's family was later found, but damage estimates were not attempted. As the storm moved away, the city woke to bright skies and light clouds.
Weather Card for Winchester Virginia Today and Tomorrow
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers tonight and a high near 88. Tomorrow will be partly warm with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and a high around 82. Saturday likely to bring more scattered showers with a low near 69. Sunset today at 7:36 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5:03 a.m. Moonset tonight at 11:55 p.m.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages from a 48 year record
The report lists rainfall figures for the past two hours to 8:30 a.m. and summarizes long term averages. It records average annual rainfall as 36.9 inches and monthly averages including January 241, February 2.05, March 2.97, May 3.83, June 3.82, August 3.95, September 2.66, October 3.25, November 2.45, December 2.39 inches.
125 Rookies Made NFL Rosters in 1960
A total of 125 rookies were added to the rosters of 13 National Football League teams during the 1960 season, reflecting a large influx of first year players across the league.
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National Football League
Grain futures steady at opening on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago AP reports the grain futures market opened largely steady at the Board of Trade. Wheat and corn barely moved, oats show mixed direction, and soybeans edge down slightly amid light activity. The quiz items following appear unrelated to market data.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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