Obituaries for Charles E. Haines and Ray E. McDonald
Charles E. Haines of St. Lambert Quebec Canada died recently and a funeral will be held at 3 p.m. at Kurtz Funeral Home with Rev William Lyon of Braddock Street Methodist Church. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Garland B Hillyard of Baltimore and Mrs Lawrence Fansler of Knoxville. Burial is at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Ray E. McDonald three month old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil McDonald of 935 Berryville Ave died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral will be Friday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Bruce A Macbeth. Pallbearers are Boyd J Unger and Ray L McDonald. Burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Charles E. Haines
St. Lambert
Quebec
Canada
Kurtz
William Lyon
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Garland B. Hillyard
Baltimore
Lawrence Fansler
Knoxville
Tenn
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Ray E. McDonald
Cecil McDonald
Berryville Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Boyd J. Unger
Ray L. McDonald
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Baldridge Elected JCC Memorial Board Chairman
Baldridge of Winchester Virginia was elected chairman of the Jaycee War Memorial Fund Board of Trustees at the Tulsa annual meeting. A former USJCC national vice president and Virginia JCC first state president, he founded the fund over 20 years ago, now with assets nearing 750000 dollars. The fund supports educational and patriotic training for young men across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tom Wood
Baldridge
Winchester
Jayces War Memorial Fund
USJCC
Virginia Jcc
Jaycee War Memorial Fund
States
District of Columbia
Elusive funeral for Albert L. Taylor Jr. held Friday
Funeral services for Albert Lawrence Taylor Jr. of 314 West Lane will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home by Dr. William E. Eisenberg. Pallbearers include Elwood Willey Earl Willey Robert Orndorff Robert Cullers Beverly Beaver and Roland White. Graveside rites will be by the Winchester Moose Lodge.
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Albert Lawrence Taylor, Jr
West Lane
Omps
William E. Eisenberg
Elwood Willey
Earl Willey
Robert Orndorff
Robert Cullers
Beverly Beaver
Roland White
Mount Hebron
Winchester Moose Lodge
Nigerians Strike Bonny Port as Federal Forces Invasion Advances
Lagos reports a combined Nigerian navy and army assault at Bonny in eastern Biafra capturing the oil terminal. The operation involved frigates patrol boats and small craft with many boats over 18 feet, aiming to seize the refinery and weaken rebel control near Port Harcourt. No details on expansion or Ojukwu counterattack were provided.
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Biafra
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Nigeria
Bonny River
Port Harcourt
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Frederick County Receives May Sales Tax Share
Frederick County reports a May share of $27,369.18 from Virginia's 2 percent statewide sales tax, the largest non December/January payment. County treasurer Harry L. McCann notes eight months total of $224,579.36 while credit trends rise with spring travel and local festival activity.
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Frederick County
Harry L. McCann
Ily
McCann
Winchester
Sidney C. Day
Virginia
Michigan towns rocked by arson and civil rights clashes
Police arrested four after a fire bomb caused 100000 in damage to a Mount Clemens apartment construction site. In Saginaw 50 marchers swelled to over 400 after sit ins and a 20 minute grievance session led to violence. Across Michigan, fires damaged homes and a race track garage, schools faced vandalism, and 80 fire bombs were seized in Grand Rapids as Lt. Gov. Milliken stayed nearby.
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Detroit
Saginaw
United Power
Marsh
Grand Rapids
Wiriam Milliken
George Romney
Three Car Crash Kills Driver Near Charlottesville
A Charlottesville woman identified as Mrs. Hortensen Willis died in a three car crash and ensuing fire on U S 29 just north of Charlottesville. A vehicle driven by 32 year old Russell Deane Willie was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving after a car at nearly 100 mph struck Willis's car, which then hit a third car and caught fire.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
U.S. 29
Hortensen. Willis
Willis
Willie
Russell Deane
Portsmouth Curfew Lift After Arrests in Supermarket Lot
Police lifted a general curfew in Portsmouth after surrounding a supermarket parking area and arresting 21 white individuals on disorderly conduct charges. Officers seized 13 guns 5 000 rounds of ammunition two ax handles two night sticks and a meat cleaver. One suspect faced a concealed weapon charge and a robe with Ku Klux Klan writing was found in a seized vehicle.
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Portsmouth
Henry P. Crowe
Crowe
Tidewater
Tilbert Lee Philips
Chesapeake
Henry J. Morin
Philips
Ronald L. Ivy
Great Bridge
Reetain
Smoke damages Shawnee Drive residence. details unavailable
A Shawnee fire company spokesman said smoke damaged a Shawnee Drive home yesterday at 11:30. Further details on the fire were not available. In Harrisonburg, the Rockingham County Board of Supervisors viewed sketches of a proposed county office building and delayed a decision until August 9. The site is next to Pleasant Valley Elementary School, south of Harrisonburg.
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Detroit Police Department
Associated Press
Fisher
Washington
Philip Rut
U.S. Forest Service
Pendleton
County
W.va
Salvation Army
Red Cross
YMCA
Rutledge
Grace Episcopal Church
12Th Street
Vance
Romney
Cavanagh
Dwight Havens
Greater Detroit Board of Commerce
Shawnee Fire Company
Shawnee Drive
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County Board of Supervisors
Pleasant Valley
Goats Among World’s Most Widespread Domestic Animals
Goats rank as one of the most widespread domestic animals worldwide. They adapt to varied climates and terrains, providing milk meat and fiber across many cultures.
Wild Ponies Penned for Annual Sale at Chincoteague
Wild Assateague ponies are moved toward Chincoteague for the annual auction tied to the Volunteer Firemen's Carnival. Firemen culled herds on Assateague as crowds arrive for Thursday sale and carnival events. Two ponies are donated to Congressmen William R. Anderson and Robert Casey for a children's institution, while unsold animals return to Assateague.
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William R. Anderson
Tennessee
Robert Casey
Texas
Assateague
Weather Outlook From Thursday Through Monday
Five day forecast shows temperatures below normal with highs 82 to 86 and nighttime lows in the 60s. Scattered thundershowers possible Thursday Sunday and Monday with up to about half an inch. Winds mainly southwest 8 to 15 mph today and Thursday, variable at times today. Friday will be fair and cooler.
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Pacific Coast
mid-Atlantic States
Western Lakes Region
Northern Plains
Rainfall Averages and Totals for Past 54 Years
A rainfall recap shows 24 hour total at 8:30 am today as none. July rainfall to date 3.93 inches and 1967 year to date 18.88 inches. Monthly averages from Jan to Dec across 54 years listed, with five year detailed totals for 1962 to 1966.
Cuba Assured Continued Soviet Aid on National Uprising Day
The Soviet Union promised to keep economic and military support for Cuba, estimated at about 400 million dollars yearly. The message, signed by Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin, marked the 14th anniversary of Castro’s failed Cuba uprising attempt.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexie N. Kosygin
Norfolk Man Killed in Car Skid Into Light Pole
A Norfolk man, 32, Michael J. De Staffan, died when his car skidded 110 feet before hitting a light pole at a Norfolk intersection. State police reported the operator braked hard prior to the collision. In Charlottesville, Hortense T. Willis, 47, died in a three vehicle crash on U S 29 a mile north of the city limits.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Michael J. de Staffan
Charlottesville
Hortense T. Willis
U. S. 29
Wall Street mixed as earnings and unrest weigh on market
Wall Street cooled but stayed active with more gainers than losers. Major names like McDonnell Douglas and Polaroid rose while U S Steel fell about 1 percent to 47 on 7000 shares after earnings slipped 44 percent from a year earlier. Bethlehem Reports soon. The AP average slipped to 337.9 on Tuesday amid ongoing racial riots.
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McDonnell Douglas
Stokely van Camp
International Telephone
Polaroid
U.S. Smelting
Xerox
Merck
Eastern Air Lines
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
American Telephone
American
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Charlottesville Rider Dies From May 29 Crash
Robert Breck Goodman, 19, of Charlottesville died Tuesday at University of Virginia Hospital from injuries suffered in a May 29 motorcycle crash on a Charlottesville street.
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Charlottesville
Robert Breck Goodman
University of Virginia Hospital
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