Obituaries for Mercer and Moulden in local churches
Funeral services announced for Edgar William Mercer 45 of Blue Moor died yesterday with burial in adjoining graveyard. John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville handles arrangements. The second service for Charles W. Moulden of Springcrest Ave died Saturday with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. born July 8 1905 at Brucetown, son of Kemper and Virginia Moulden. Rev Henry Amidon officiated.
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Edgar William Mercer
Bluemoor
Providence Chabal Picker
Bervey EB. Hall
Boyce
Methodist Church
Marvin Painter
Arnold Futter
Ed Marlow
Gerald Payne
Gilbert Fowler
von Conner
John H. Enders
Berryville
Charles W. Moulden
Springcrest Ave
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Henry Amidon
Mr. Moulden
Brucetown
Kemper
Virginia Manuel Moulden
C. F. Schenck
C. William Huntsberry
Robert E. Glover
Noble C. Pierce, Jr
Price C
Vessels Reactivated From Mothballed Navy Fleet
In San Francisco six mothballed ships are being reactivated for Pacific duty. The hospital ship Repose and two rocket ships are set at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, with two more rocket vessels refurbished at Long Beach. The USS Kula Gulf, a 15000 ton escort carrier, is also reactivated in Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
Novi Bas
Pacific
Hunters Point, Naval Shipyard
Naval
Long Beach
Calif
Philadelphia
Navy
Kula Gulf
Five Men Indicted by Frederick County Grand Jury
A Frederick County grand jury indicted five men on various charges. Calvin Sisk pleaded innocent to statutory rape involving a 13 year old. trial set for Oct 19. William B. Elliott pleaded innocent to theft of $500 from a truck driver. bail $5,000. extradited from Texas. Donald Lee McFarland to be arraigned July 26 for assault on a 23 year old woman. Carl Randolph Stotler’s case continued to July 26 for receiving stolen property. Vernon Lee Anderson indicted for breaking and entering with capias issued. Betty Lou Fogle’s speeding conviction appeal reduced from $60 to $25.
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Frederick County
Yeaterday
Calvin Sisk
William B. Elliott
Elliott Marshall
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie
Texas
Donald Lee McFarland
Carl Randolph Stotler
Vernon Lee Anderson
Capias
Betty Lou Fogle
Four year old in unsatisfactory condition after Gore crash
Catherine Louise Montgomery, four, is listed in unsatisfactory condition at Arlington Hospital after a traffic accident near Gore Saturday night. She had a brain concussion a fractured skull and a fractured left arm as a passenger in a car driven by Charles Pullman of 1119 Conway Street. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Montgomery of South Cameron Street.
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Catherine Louise Montgomery
Arlington Hospital
Gore
Charles Pullman
Conway St
H. K. Malbon
George A. Montgomery
S. Cameron St
House Set to Pass Pay Bill for Uniformed Personnel
The House was ready to approve a $1 billion annual pay raise for 2.6 million uniformed personnel. Debate ended with no opposition, apart from members in Illinois for Adlai Stevenson’s funeral. Roll call delayed to record absentees. The boost exceeds Johnson plan, with leaders predicting an eventual 7 to 8 percent raise after Senate action.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Uniformed Services
Congress
Senate
Zuckerman Suit Highlights Junkyard Location Clash
A zoning and property dispute over a proposed junkyard near the Zuckerman property triggers court action. The judge notes the yard could lower nearby property values while the Zuckerman firm vows to improve appearance. Citizens urge county zoning review and faster action on alternative sites.
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Zuckerman
Webb Divorce Settle Alimony and Property Share
In Los Angeles AP reports final steps toward a divorce between actor Jack Webb and Jacqueline Loughery Miss U S A The settlement awards alimony totaling 99000 over five years and a 36000 share of community property after her suit to set aside property deeds was dropped for lack of fraud or duress claims.
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Los Angeles
Jack ‘Webb
Jacqueline Loughery
U.S.A
Police Have No Clues in New York Slayings
New York police say no solid clues exist in the disappearances of a blond boy, five, and his sister, four, who vanished from their mother's apartment six days earlier. The body of Edmund Crimmins Jr. was found on an embankment near the World's Fair, wrapped in a blanket, while Alice Crimmins was found with a pajama bottom around her neck, her death ruled as strangulation.
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New York
Edmund Crimmins Jr
Alice
Western Union telegrams sparked debate on delivery method
Sen Stephen M Young charged Western Union sends telegrams to families of dead service members instead of delivering by hand, a claim denied by Western Union who cited Defense Department preference for personal delivery. Other items include Khrushchev visit to Moscow and cholera case at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Washington (Ap
Stephen M. Young
Western Union
Defense Department
Washington
Army
Alter Reed Hospital
Columbia Health de
Walter Reed
Weather Across Cities Shows Varied Clouds and Rains
The regional weather summary lists numerous cities with conditions from cloudy to clear. Temperatures span from the 40s to the 100s with several locations recording light showers or trace rainfall.
Coat gift to mayor’s wife stolen in San Francisco
Police report a fur coat gift from Nikita Khrushchev to the wife of former San Francisco Mayor George Christopher was stolen in a burglary at the Christophers' residence over the weekend.
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San Francisco
Nikkita Khrushchev
George Christopher
Christophers
Goldberg obituary notes decades of public service and labor reform
The article recalls the career of William Goldberg from his early years in a Russian Jewish family to his rise as labor secretary and Supreme Court nominee. It highlights his wartime OSS work, CIO counsel role, and a 1949 pension ruling, along with family moments as President Kennedy’s administration trusted him.
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Ings
Dahomey
Niger
Sierra Leone
Togo
Rusk
George Ball
George Bundy
Goldberg
Thomas Jefferson
Stevenson
Robert
Kennedy
Supreme Court
United States
Russia
Northwestern University Law School
O14fire
Strategic Services
CIO
Weather Today Virginia Forecast Update
Fair tonight with a low around 65. Wednesday will be fair with highs near 80 to 84. Thursday looks fair and slightly warmer with moonrise at 12:28 a.m and last quarter at 1:54 p.m.
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Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Plains
Upper Lakes Area
Viet Cong Bomb Attacks Near Bien Hoa Amid Saigon Clash
Viet Cong bombs strike near Bien Hoa air base and target the 1st Division near Saigon. U.S. casualties are light with three Americans killed Monday. Police uncover a Calymore mine at Saigon stadium aimed at Taylor’s arrival. Rainfall data listed for the year 1965.
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Bien Hoa
U.S
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Calymore Bom
Saigon Stadium
Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bill Rammed Through on LBJ's Order
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a $601 million higher education bill in 20 minutes under White House pressure. Republicans called it rushed to help President Johnson claim a victory at a Democratic dinner. The measure extends aid to colleges and needy students and awaits Rules Committee clearance.
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Washington
House
White House
Johnson
Education and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Wall Street Mixed Advances as Defense Stocks Rise
Wall Street opened slowly with mixed movement as defense shares edged up on expectations of higher military spending due to the Viet Nam war. General Dynamics Boeing and Douglas gained slightly while General Motors and American' Telephone were flat or marginal losers.
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Douglas Aircraft
United iAircraft
jGeneral Dynamics
Boeing
du Pont
Phelps Dodge
Homestake
Xerox
General Motors
American Telesphone
Westinghouse Electric
James E O Donnell Named Waterman Elementary Principal
James E. O Donnell, 39, a Harrisonburg native and former teacher, is named principal of Waterman Elementary School in Luray after teaching there two years and earning a Madison College master’s degree this summer. City Schools Supt Ray V Sonner announced the appointment.
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