Obituaries Staunton and Winchester Man Dies
Funeral services were held in Staunton Tuesday for Lee H. Selby 66 who died there Sunday Survivors include wife Louise Kuester Selby a son in the US Navy in San Diego and a daughter Shirley Epard of Staunton Curtis T Malone 73 of 942 Kinzel Drive died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born in Fairmont WV June 21 1894 married Lucille Anderson on March 25 1932 in Ellicott City MD a mold maker formerly with Knox Glass in Texas He served in World War I and belonged to the Fairmont WV Methodist Church He is survived by his widow two children two sisters three brothers and two grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete. body at Jones Funeral Home
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Staunton
Lee H. Selby
Louise Kuester Selby
William H. Selby
Us, Navy
San Diego
Calif
Shirley E. Eppard
William S&s. Selby, Jr
Curtis T. Malone
Kinzel Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Malone
Fairmont
W. Va
Thomas and
Jane Malone
Lucille Anderson
Ellicott City
Knox Glass Company
Texas
The
Methodist Church
Mary Jane Zimmerman
Baltimore
Oliver Malone
Annapolis
Fire probe after Route 50 blaze near Wonderland Gift Shop
The Frederick County Sheriff's office investigates one of two fires Round Hill Fire Company battled on Route 50 West. Deputies described three juveniles seen in the median near Boswell's Store. Firefighters extinguished a car fire caused by a backfire, with the vehicle a total loss and traffic halted briefly.
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Frederick County
Round Hill
Boswell’s
Preliminary hearing postponed for arson defendant Cornell
Robert Edward Cornell 23 of 402 Highland Ave had his preliminary hearing on an arson charge postponed. He was previously convicted July 12 of arson for a Thanksgiving barn fire and sentenced to two years. The current charge relates to a December 1 million dollar fire on N Cameron Street damaging several businesses.
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Robert Edward Cornell
Highland Ave
Cornell
Frederick County
A. Q. Tokes
N. Cameron St
State Hospital Faces Loss Of Employees
RICHMOND AP The State Hospital Board warns Central State Hospital Petersburg may lose staff to Ft. Lee Army Hospital as the latter plans to hire about 100 civilians. The board approves Eastern State Hospital receiving a $95,000 federal OEO training grant and hears about federal grants for training of retarded children at Lynchburg Training School.
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Richmond
State Hospital Board
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Ft. Leermg
Central State
Milton H. Kibbe
Ft. Lee
Eastern State Hospital
Office of Economic Opportunity
Benedict Nagler
Lynchburg Training School
Riots Across Cities Prompt Call for Subversive Influence Review
Report outlines riots across 10 cities with protests in Cuba and Russia criticizing American society. Castro and Carmichael praised civil rights leadership while U.S. unrest spurred curfews, sniper fire, looting, and arrests in Phoenix Toledo South Bend Los Angeles and Detroit area. Damage nears $500 million with over 1,000 injured. measures include curfews gas bombs and food profiteering controls.
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Russia
Izvestia
U.S.A
Phoenix
Toledo
National Guard
South Bend
Lloyd Allen
Los Angeles
Watts
Michigan
Detroit
John Throckmorton
Detroit Common Council
Buenos Aires Area Holds One Fourth of Argentina Population
About 5.5 million people live in or near Buenos Aires, comprising roughly one quarter of Argentina’s 22 million population. The concentration highlights the city’s role as national economic and cultural center.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Weather Today Forecast And Weekend Outlook
Forecast calls for fair weather tonight with a low around 63 to 68. Friday warms to about 90 with scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms. Saturday brings scattered showers and warmth with light variable winds today and southwest to 10 to 20 mph Friday. Winchester skies note sunset 8 31 pm and moonrise 11 45 pm.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages across months in a historical record
The data show 24 hour rainfall at 8 30 am none. July rainfall to date 3 93. 1967 rainfall to date 18 88. Average monthly rainfall for 54 years by month ranges from 2 10 to 3 78 inches. The annual average 36 50 inches. Five year totals are listed for 1962 to 1966.
Glass breaking spree hits Valley Distributors Tri State and JWHS
Fredericks County police report a spree damaged glass at three businesses Valley Distributors Tri-State Warehouse and James Wood High School. Nine Valley Distributors vehicles and three Tri-State vehicles lost windshields or windows with driver side breaks. No entry was suspected and damage is being tabulated. Deputy Roy Hoak investigates.
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H, J, Heinz Co
Valley Pike
James Wood High School
D. C
Ist Air Pollution Control Specialist Hired by State
RICHMOND AP The State Air Pollution Control Board hires Ivan C. Henson as the first field staffer under a $30,400 federal grant. He will start Aug 1 and help launch Virginia’s field testing program after previous work with Bucking ham Community Action Corp and Chattanooga city pollution control. Arey notes Henson is the first of three hires funded by the grant.
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Richmond
State Air Pollution Control Board
Ivan C. Henson
Buckingham Community Action Corp
Henson
Virginia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Richard W. Arey
Fenson
U.S. Public Health Service
Senate panel backs Butzner for 4th Circuit seat
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Johnson’s nomination of Federal District Judge John D. Butzner Jr. of Richmond to the 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Pending action includes three Virginia nominees for federal judgeships in the Eastern District: Robert R. Merhige Jr. of Richmond, John A. MacKenzie of Portsmouth, and Judge Richard Kellam of Virginia Beach.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
John D. Butzner Jr
Richmond
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court, of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Robert R. Merhige Jr
John A. MacKenzie
Portsmouth
Richard Kellam
Virginia Beach
Toll revenue climbs on Kentucky toll roads
Kentucky collected nearly 10 million dollars in tolls last year from its four toll roads, a 31 percent gain over 1965 collections. The increase reflects growing traffic and expanded road use across the toll system.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Wall Street Climb Extends Gains as Inflation Fades
Wall Street advanced in early trading led by General Motors with a two point gain. Industrials rose as higher prices buoyed stocks including Texas Gulf Sulphur Xerox United Airlines and McDonnell Douglas. The AP average edged up and inflation concerns lingered on profits.
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New York
General Motors
Texas Gulf
Control Data
Stokely van Camp
American Smelting
M.G.M
U.S. Smelting
American
McDonnell Douglas
Chrysler
Standard Oil
Union Carbide
Labor Department
Portland and Me 17th Century Wrath Poached Mayflower
A compact notice lists scattered items from Portland Oregon and Maine with references to the 17th century wrath, Mayflower origins, and unrelated terms including Korea and Ecuador, signaling a miscellany of archival clippings.
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Portland, Ore
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Winchester Evening Star
Selby
Jones Funeral Home
Ray E. McDonald
Mr. Curtis T, Malone
Omds Gunna
Loudoun Street
Albert L. Taylor, Jr
Mt. Hebrom Cemetery
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
Smithfield
Fleet & Co., Inc
Pall Mall ST
Kent
Weather Bureau
Teleen
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
State Hospital
Lindy’s
Linwood Ave
Nue
Detroit Police Department
Grand River Ave
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Cuba
U.S
Stokely Carmichael
Castro
United States
Ist
Butzner
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
I, Q
Korea
False
Ecuador
Andrew Johnson
Buckeye
Glaize & Bro
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