Infant Ray E McDonald Dies in Winchester Hospital
Obituary notice for three month old Ray E McDonald son of Mr. and Mrs Cecil McDonald who died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 6 in Winchester he is survived by his parents a brother Lewis and grandparents Ray McDonald Alfred Line. Funeral Friday at 11 at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. McDonald
Cecil McDonald
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Cecil
Barbara Line McDonald
Berryville Ave
Lewis McDonald
Ray McDonald
Alfred Line
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral services and obituaries for Chester Cunningham and Maynard Lewis
Funeral service for Chester Junior Cunningham, 17, of Béfer yville Avenue, was held at Jones Funeral Home. Separate obituary notes Maynard William Lewis, 732 Arch Street, Cumberland Md, died Saturday in Memorial Hospital. survived by widow Amanda Bridges Lewis and several relatives. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery, Stephens City.
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Chester Junior Cunningham
Béferyville Ave
Jones Funeral Home
G. C. Richards, Jr
George W., Craig
John R. Cunningham
Ray F. Cunningham
Philip P. Cunningham
Harry B. Cunningham
Robert L. Cunningham
Thomas H. Jones
Maynard William Lewis
Cumberland
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lewis
Stephens City
Clarence Sidney
Nannie Mary Chapman Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio
Trinity Methodist Church
Lodge 440
Brotherhood of Railway
Earl J. Real
Calvin Hoover
William G. Lee
Roy E. McLaughlin
John R. Purinton
Andrew F. Lear
Green Hill Cemetery
Funeral service for John C Fleming Jr in Berryville
A funeral was held for John Clayton Fleming Jr of Berryville this afternoon at 3:30 at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev. Harvey E Hall. Active pallbearers were Charles Wallace Joseph T Laurenis James Pendleton Preston Cornwell Garfield Royston Carroll Ward. Honorary pallbearers were Wesley Carbaugh Robert Fore Kenneth Lamp James Garrison Joseph P Sham and Winfred Coffman. Burial followed at Hillsboro Cemetery.
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John Clayton Fleming, Jr
Berryville
John H. Enders
Harvey E. Hall
Chareles Wallace
Joseph T. Laurenis
James Pendleton
Preston Cornwell
Garfield Royston
Cars Roll Ward
Wesley Carbaugh
Robert Fore
Kenneth Lamp
James Garrison
Joseph P. Sham
Winfred Coffman
Hillsboro Cemetery
Josephine Stipe Carpenter
M. C. Cook
Garland Canter
Roger Bernnsdaffer
Lawrence White, Jr
Melton Bean
Eustace Jackson
R.C. Carter, Jr
Green Hill Cemetery
Death of Albert L Taylor Jr in Winchester
Albert L Taylor Jr aged 39 of 314 West Lane Winchester died today. He was born June 28, 1928 son of Mrs Lucille Huff Taylor and the late Albert Leo Taylor. He was a Grace Lutheran Church member and employed by Crown Cork and Seal Co. He also belonged to the Moose Lodge and is survived by his widow Mrs Josephine Boyd Taylor. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with the body at Omps Funeral Home.
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Mr. Taylor
Lucille Huff Taylor
Winchester
Albert Leo Taylor
Grace Lutheran Church
Crown, Cork and Seal Co
Moose ‘Lodge
Josephine Boyd Taylor
Omps Funeral Home
Godwin Praises Virginia Progress in Southwest Virginia
Governor Godwin told Wytheville officials that Virginia has expanded parks, preserves, colleges, and highways to aid Southwest Virginia. He noted tax changes, sales tax debates, and broad support for public schools and a state system of community colleges. He praised the highway program, including planned tunnels through Big Walker Mountain.
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Wytheville
Godwin
Virginia
Southwest
Wythe County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Big Walker Mountain
Here
Elevator Cable Break Causes One-Story Fall at Funeral Home
Richard Funk a funeral director and Jack Geisel an Omps Funeral Home worker fell one story when an elevator cable snapped. Geisel was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for x rays. Funk had no injuries. Authorities saw no apparent cause and said the elevator had been inspected recently with no prior trouble.
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Richard Funk
Jack Geisel
Omps Funeral Home
Geisel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Funk
Mrs. Minnie Costello Inskip Dies At 72 In Middletown
Mrs. Minnie Costello Inskip, 72, of Middletown died yesterday at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. She was born October 15, 1894, in Clarke County, daughter of Mary Ellen Symons Costello and the late James R. Costello. She belonged to Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church for 53 years and was active in the Women of Cedar Cliff and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Middletown Volunteer Fire Department. She is survived by her mother, a daughter Mrs. Joseph Dwyer of Middletown, two sons Charles Inskip of Strasburg and James R. Inskip of Middletown, four sisters and two brothers, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr. W O Rhoad, with pallbearers named. The family will receive friends tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg. The body will be taken to the church half an hour before the service. The family will meet at the home of Mrs. Dwyer before the funeral.
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Minnie May Costello Inskip
Middletown
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital
Inskip
Clarke County
Mary Ellen Symons Costello
James Robert Costello
Cedar Cliff
Joseph Dwyer
Charles Inskip
Strasburg
James R. Inskip
Siseres
Bessie Golightly
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Emma Willis
Catonsville
Virgie Williams
Stephenson
Effie Kilmer
Martinsburg
Wilbur Costello
Arthur Costello
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
William O. Rhoad
Arthur Golightly
Roy Williams
Carl Williams
Charles Costello
Estern Costello
James Costello
Stover
Raymond Campbell, Winchester Electrician, Dies at 49
Raymond F Campbell 49 of 214 S Braddock St Winchester died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born August 5 1917 in Winchester he was an electrician for Crown Cork Seal Co. He served 24 years in the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. Survived by two sons Raymond F Campbell Jr and Dennis O Campbell both of Winchester and many siblings. Services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon by Rev George C Watson Jr with pallbearers listed and burial at Mount Hebron.
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Raymond Francis Campbell
S. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Campbell
Winchester
Frank and
Pearl Boxwell Campbell
Crown, Cork & Seal Co
Market Street Methodist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Loyal Order of Moose
Raymond F. Campbell, Jr
Dennis O. Campbell
Helen, Gray
Betty Dillard
Dorothy Wilson
Marion
Bill) Campbell
Rosser L. Campbell
Alexandria
Richard L. Campbell
Sparks
Nev
Jean Fiddler
Berryville
Catherine Vickers
Columbus
Ohio
Colleen Himelwright
Damascus
Patricia Henderson
Charlottesville
Jones Funeral Home
George C Watson
Jerry Headley
Marshall Hollis
Robert Amick
Tom Parsons
Herbert Chambers
Charles Baker
Carter Baker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Public White House Tours Limited to Certain Rooms
Visitors may tour only the basement and first floor public rooms of the White House in Washington DC. Access is limited to specified hours each day and excludes private areas such as the residence. The East Room and other public spaces are included in the guided routes.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Miners Killed in South Africa Shaft Stampede
Fifty African miners died and 49 were injured in a deadly crush at the head of a gold mine shaft near Carltonville. The surge occurred as workers entered a subway toward elevator cages and was described as a non critical injuries by Anglo American. The mine lies in the West Witwatersrand gold fields.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo-American Corporation
Carltonville
West Witwatersrand
Detroit rioting blurs lines as looters raid homes and shops
In Detroit a mixed crowd of Negroes and whites joined in looting shops for televisions and furniture on a day of widespread theft. Police called the episode a riot of thieves not a race riot, noting mixed white and Black participation and disorder across neighborhoods.
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Detroit
Black Power
Grand River Avenue
Tampa
Central Park
Chicago
Watts
12Th Street
Grand Jury Indicts Four In Auto Theft Case
A grand jury indicted four men on grand larceny of motor vehicles. Warrants were issued for John E Richardson Mason Dewey Hall and Donald Edward Mason. Kenneth Franklin Wright pleaded guilty to grand larceny in a $500 plus theft from the Fraternal Order of Eagles and was released on $1,000 bond. Stanley C Dalton also pleaded guilty to grand larceny for a January 6 theft of over $100. his case was set for sentence investigation.
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Corporation Court
Grand Jury
John E. Richardson
Mason Dewey Hall
Donald Edward Mason
Kenneth Franklin Wright
Wright
Order of Eagles
Elliot D. Marshall
Stanley C. Dalton
Dalton
Marshall Hollison
E. Eugene Gunter
Cornell Arraigned For Arson
Robert Edward Cornell aged 23 of 402 Highland Ave was arraigned in Municipal Court on arson charges. He allegedly set fire to a storehouse at 445 N Cameron St used by Virginia Aerosol Inc last December 1. Acting Judge Robert K Woltz appointed E Eugene Gunter to defend. A preliminary hearing was set for Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Robert Edward Cornell
Highland Ave
Cornell
Cameron St
Virginia Aerosol, Inc
Robert K. Woltz
E. Eugene Gunter
Woltz
Weather outlook with scattered storms and hot afternoons
Today shows scattered thundershowers with a low around 69 to 73. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 80s and a chance of showers. Thursday turns mostly fair and hot with a risk of afternoon storms. Winds vary from southwest today to 5 to 15 mph Wednesday. Noon 71, low 66. year ago 78 and 93. Sunset 8:32 p.m. Moonrise 11:03 p.m. Saturn rises late tonight.
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Winchester
Saturn
Rainfall Totals and Averages for 54 Years
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8 30 a m none for July total 3 93 inches and year to date 18 88. It provides monthly averages over 54 years from January to December and five year annual totals from 1962 to 1966 with values ranging from 26 85 to 39 73 inches.
Johnson defends federal aid after governors requests troops
President Johnson says the federal government must act when a governor asks for troops and presents proof of the inability to restore order. Senate Armed Services Chairman Russell says he was surprised Romney sought troops, while Nixon criticizes federal force involvement as unhealthy.
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Toops
Johnson
Romney
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Richard M. Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Newark and national agencies respond to riots and unrest
The General Adjustment Bureau opened a 15 member office in East Orange to process Newark claims after extensive damage. Newark reports 783 stores damaged or looted, 16 destroyed, 86 heavily damaged. Other cities faced various levels of damage, with Boston Roxbury experiencing four nights of violence and Cincinnati noting fire damage with limited looting. Insurance coverage estimated at about 57 percent in Cincinnati.
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General Adjustment Bureau
East Orange
N.J
Newark
Detroit
P. Bernard Nortman
Office of Economic Development
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Hartford
Conn
New Britain
Little Waterloo
Iowa
Cincinnati
George Keller
Insurance Board
Wall Street results mixed as Dow dips on blue chips
Early trading sees more gainers than losers but Dow Jones Industrial Average slips slightly amid softness in key stocks. IBM and Polaroid rise, Eastman Kodak weak, and financials rally with Great Western Financial and First Charter Financial up. Analysts view dip as temporary amid tax and Detroit unrest risks.
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New York
Savings-and
Great Western Financial
First Charter Financial
Imperial Corp. of America
Lytton Financial
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
McDonnel Douglas
American Telephone
Standard Oil of
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Winchester Evening Star
McDonald Infant
Cunningham Service
Maynard W. Lewis
Mr. Raymond F. Campbell
Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Albert Lawrence, JR
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
National
Morticians
Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun St
Fleming
Albert Taylor, Jr
Albert Lawrence Taylor, Jr
West Lane
Carpenter Service
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pittsburgh
New England
mid-Atlantic States
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Ohio Valley
Southern
Plains
Plateau
Dakotas
Plateaus
Mrs. Charles Inskip
Raymond Campbell
Austin Scott
Cleveland
San Francisco
Harlem
Wall Street
Eastman Kodak
Owens-Illinois
American Stock Exchange
England
Persia
North Dakota
River City
Napoleon
Alabama
FDIC
Cameron
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