Hovermale 67 dies. services set in Winchester
W. G. Hovermale 67 of Dunlap Avenue died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born October 26, 1897 in Frederick County he was a son of Avon H. Hovermale and Arizona Ghade Hovermale. Survived by one daughter Lois Green and sisters Beulah Phelps Mildred Omps and Julian Fawcett plus brothers Ray Elmer and Paul Hovermale. Funeral Thursday at 11 at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Union Chapel Cemetery. A separate funeral for Lola May Nickens Berryville will be Thursday at 2 at Zion Baptist Church with burial Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Walker Gilbert Hovermale
Dunlap Ave
Winchester Memorial
Beulah Phelps
Mildred ‘Omps
Whitacre
Ray Hovermale
Ridge
W. Va
Elmer Hovermale
Berkeley Springs
Paul Hovermale
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Paul S. Slonaker
Union Chapel Cemetery
Lola May Nickens
Berryville
Zion Baptist Church
Paul W. Brown
Philip Paige
John Lampkins
Stanley Clay
Beverly Williams
William H. Paige
Walker Phillips
Robert Holmes
Thomas Carter
David Thomas
Milton Valley Cemetery
Clarke County
India devotes most manpower to farming sector
Government statistics show 72 percent of India's workers earn their living in farming and related activities, highlighting the agricultural dominance of the economy.
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New Delhi
India
Walker G Ho ale Thursday Jones Funeral
Walker G. Ho will be buried or memorialized at a funeral service Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Jones Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Walker G
Dan Jones
Youth sentenced after Woodstock camp assault incident
Francis Fairfax Painter, 19, was sentenced to 150 days in jail after being found guilty on five assault and battery charges for a June 22 ambush at a boys camp near Woodstock. Painter and five others attacked five counselors, while companions were fined for disorderly conduct. The incident occurred around 11 P.M. and involved five youths aged 16 and under.
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Woodstock
Francis Fairfax Painter
Painter
Hospital Raises Room Rate at Shenandoah County Memorial
The Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital board voted a nominal rate increase in a special meeting at Vanderbilt Hall last night. Administrators cited rising operating costs and deficits, and noted rates lag behind nearby facilities. The proposal called for a $2 per day rise for all rooms except the four bed ward which would rise $1 per day.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Vanderbilt Hall
Lester Lam
House Victory Seen On Union Shop Bill In House Vote
House leaders press for final action on a bill to end state bans on union shop contracts. Democrats win a key test vote 248 to 171 restricting debate to repealing Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act. Republicans call it a one man gag rule led by Rep. Adam Powell amid party clash over limits on unions.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Labor Committee
Powell
Rules Committee
Housing aid and urban renewal expansions proposed in bill
The proposal would bar subsidies to private landlords and cap subsidies by income rise. It expands eligibility to elderly and disabled, disaster or displacement cases, and adds 2.9 billion for urban renewal, 240 thousand public housing units, 955 million for college dorm loans, and 800 million for grants to cities for water and sewer facilities. It also funds 1500 dollar grants for repairs, 235 million for park land, 50 percent grants for development costs, 150 million for direct elderly housing loans, 1.62 billion more for FNMA, and relief for distressed mortgagors. It includes eased FHA down payment rules for servicemen and veterans.
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Federal
National Mortgage Association
Castro Says Revolutions Inevitable in Latin America
Castro declares Latin American revolutions inevitable with or without Cuban aid. He tells about 250 000 at Santiago anniversary rally that U S efforts to crush Cuba will not stop the spread of revolutionary regimes and urges nations to rise as Cuba did in 1959.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
APS
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Santiago
Castro
Witnesses recount Loudoun Street disturbance and gunshot
Testimony described a night of threats and violence on Loudoun Street. Betty Boyd and a girl were involved as James and Ralph Benner argued with others and a .22 pistol surfaced during the incidents.
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James
Ralph Benner
Harry Miller
S. Loudoun St
Ralph
James Benner
Benners
Miller
Cork St
Funk
Weather Today and Temp Trends at Winchester Skies
Forecast calls for variable clouds and scattered showers with thundershowers in the 60s. High tomorrow near 90. Thursday partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures. Noon high 85, low 66. year ago 90. Rainfall totals and monthly values noted.
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Winchester
Celebrezze Declines U S Delegation to UN Emerges for Ohio
The article notes Anthony J. Celebrezze, then Cleveland mayor and secretary of welfare since July 31, 1962, in the news about a potential judgeship on the Sixth Circuit. It mentions his marriage to Aida Marroquin and two children, and outlines his role in education aid and proposed health insurance for the aged under Social Security. It states a vacancy will occur on August 1 following Judge Lester L. Cecil’s resignation, affecting the Sixth Circuit covering Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky.
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United Nations
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Aida Marroquin
Stephanie
Francesca
Celebrezze
Cleveland
Anzi
Italy
United State
Congress
Lester L. Cecil
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Richmond House Delegates Urged Special Session Action
Republican candidates for eight Richmond Henrico seats called on the General Assembly to convene a special session to address the state's urgent problem the college crisis. In New Orleans a firebomb damaged the office of civil rights attorneys Robert Collins Nils Douglass and Lolis Elie as contempt proceedings opened against Bogalusa police officials.
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Richmond - Henrico
House of Delegates
General Assembly
New Orleans
Bogalusa
Robert Collins
Nils Douglass
Lolis Elie
Congress of Racial Equality
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Civil Rights Organization
Department of Justice
Wall Street Mixed Gains In Early Trading As Defense Stocks Rise
Wall Street opened modestly higher with an irregular uptrend led by defense shares. General Dynamics jumped to 43% on a block trade while Boeing and United Aircraft were mixed as traders took profits. Major stocks including Chrysler and Standard Oil showed fractional moves amid a thin gain AP average up 0.2 to 319.3.
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General Dynamics
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United Aircraft
Boeing
Chrysler
Fairchild Camera
Standard Oil
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