Obituaries in Winchester India Miss Kathleen Nash and Anna Ritter
Obituary notices for Anna Mary Ritter 74 of 516 S Cameron St Winchester died yesterday at home. Surviving George H Ritter two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also funeral for Kathleen M Nash who died in Hillcrest Nursing Home held Monday 11 a m Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Anna Mary Ritter
S. Cameron St
Ritter
Page County
Noah and
Sarah Phillips Seckford
George W. Ritter
Primitive Baptist Church
Alama
Friendship Fire Company Auxiliary
George H. Ritter
Winchester
Maggie McKay
Lydia Depoy
Harrisonburg
Grover Seckford
Luray
Stephen Ritter
Philip Ritter
Rebecca Ritter
Jones Funneral Home
Frederick Groff
Paul H. Miller
Granville Depoy
Archie Seckford
James N. Ritter
S. Garner Edmonds
Nelson Warner
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Kathleen M. Nash
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jones Funeral Home
W. W. Shelton
Mount Hebron
Contract Awarded for Flexible Winged Glider
A contract for construction and testing of a new flexible winged glider was awarded to Ryan Aeronautical Co. of San Diego, California. The towed universal glider will be designed to carry 4,000 pound payloads to combat areas.
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Eustis
Ryan Aeronautical Co
San Diego
Calif
President Johnson outlines nuclear duty and new aircraft plan
Johnson defends civilian control of nuclear weapons as essential and rejects looting violence. He notes the SR71 reconnaissance aircraft and speed potential. He says the US seeks no wider war with North Vietnam and disputes De Gaulle’s Europe domination claim. He cites record farm exports at $6 billion for the year ending July 30.
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Goldwater
Viet Nam
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Johnson
de Gaulle
Laos
Sanctions Expected on Cuba by Inter-American Ministers
Inter-American foreign ministers conference prepared a resolution to cut diplomatic and trade ties with Cuba and bar air and maritime transport to isolate the Castro regime. The plan, needing two-thirds support from 19 members, allows limited humanitarian imports and travel. Mexico and Chile oppose the measures while Uruguay Bolivia and others retain relations.
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Washington
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Venezuela
Mexico
Havana
Chile
Uruguay
Bomivia
Wreeme
Auto Thief Steals Plate Keys and 1959 Ford Galaxy
A burglar broke into Russell's Auto Sales at 111 N. Kent St. last night or today, took a black 1959 Ford Galaxie, its Virginia license UD-20-947, and a set of keys, then fled. The thief broke a window to enter.
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Russell
N. Kent St
Virginia
Uneasy Quiet Follows Rochester Racial Tensions Riot
Residents recount a riot sparked by police brutality against Black residents. Mrs. Johnson cites restless anger and warns violence if reform fails. Teens behind the unrest blamed. NAACP distances itself from rioting while condemning brutality. Black Muslims active locally amid school desegregation battles. White residents intervene as rioters clash with officers and looters damage shops, injuring several.
Shenandoah Valley Hamfest Adds Four Chairmen
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club expands Hamfest leadership with Michael Collins C Kenneth Lamp Richard Rush and George Ritter aiding chairmen for a weekend event headlined by Maj. Donald Keyhoe USMC Ret. The banquet and daylong show run at Lee Jackson Restaurant and the armory with open public access. call 662 2579 or 662 0157 for details.
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Richard S
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Michael Collins
C. Kenneth Lamp
Richard E.rush
George B. Ritter
Lee-Jackson
Armory, Main
Donald E. Keyhoe
USMC
Keyhoe
L. Neill Werde
Mother Confesses in Household Tragedy Killing Four Children
Police say Betty Perry 27 admitted killing her children Stacey 10 months Carl 3 Scott 4 and Susan 6 found dead in beds with plastic bags over their heads. The incident occurred after a neighbor alerted authorities at their home in SPAPTON.
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Spapton
Onto
Foor
Mre
Betty—Perry
Stacey
Carl
Scott
Susan
Lightning strikes at Fort Jackson injure 28 soldiers
A Friday afternoon lightning storm struck areas at Fort Jackson near Columbia injuring 28 soldiers. Authorities reported 12 were hospitalized with minor injuries and condition viewed as stable.
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Columbia, S.C
Ft. Jackson Army Base
Columbia
Dallas Man Shot Three Times Lays Wounded Under Street Light
Dean Campbell, 21, was shot three times and lay under a street light for nearly 30 minutes as passing motorists ignored his pleas. He was eventually aided by Mrs Earl C Bills, wife of a Dallas fireman, who reported trying to get other drivers to help.
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Dallas
Dean
Campbell
W. E. Chambers
Earl C. Bills
Former Danville sergeant found guilty in whiskey bootlegger plot
Raymond Hall, 40, ex Danville police sergeant, was found guilty in a federal court of conspiring with a whisky bootlegger to injure or impede a U.S. Treasury agent. Sentencing rests after a Monday hearing on a motion to set aside the verdict. maximum penalty includes a $5,000 fine and six years in prison.
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Danville, Va
Raymond Hall
Danville
Jady O
U.S. Treasury Department
Hall
Thomas J. Michie
Wena
Virginia Weather Forecast and Rainfall Totals
Fair tonight in Virginia with a high 60s. Tomorrow partly cloudy to sunny with isolated thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Monday expected warm and humid with scattered thundershowers. Past 24 hours rainfall 601, July rainfall to date 2.76, year to date 19.47 inches. Monthly averages listed for the preceding 51 years.
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Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Plateau
Lakes Area
Parole Violation Suspect Released To Family Custody
Leslie S. McGinnis, 23, arrested by Clarke County sheriff John Slater for parole violation, was released into family custody in Fairfax Virginia. He had been brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital for an emergency operation, then returned to jail in poor health and released to his family to report back to Clarke County Court on September 14.
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Leslie S. McGinnis
Clarke County
John Slater
Fairfax, Va
Clarke County Court
Moreland Completes Basic Training at Fort Gordon
William Gary Moreland son of Mrs. Paul Penn has completed basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia He is on a 14 day furlough before reporting to Fort Jackson South Carolina to attend mechanics school
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William Gary Moreland
Paul Penn
Fort Gordon
Fort Jackson
S.C
Lawmakers Clash In District Runoff Matchups Listed
The record lists legislative contests with candidates from both parties across districts. Pairings include Satterfield Obenshain Haddock versus opponents and others like Marsh versus Erickson, Tuck versus Gilliam, Poff versus Hopkins, Smith versus Bagley, Jennings versus Williams, and Broyhill versus Johnson.
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Wayne Lustig
H. Grady Speers Jr
David E, Satterfield III
Richard D. Obenshain
Edward E. Haddock
Stanley Smith Jr
Watkins M,abbitt
W. Tucker
William M, Tuck
Robert L, Gilliam
Augustus C.johnson
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Jones Funeral Home Inc
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Tam Ae
Wecome. Cal
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Smal Inc
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kent St
SIP
Joseph Avenue
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Rochester
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Minori
Radio Hamfest
I.g. Answers
Brazil
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Monongahela
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