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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1961
Page
2
Obituary states funeral services will be held Monday in Ainer Pa. Burial planned at Lawn Croft Cemetery Boothwyn Pa. No further details or family names provided.
Mrs Eugene Embrey and Mrs Lillie Mae Embrey of Paris relatives announce the death of a wife, mother and sister. The funeral is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. DST at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Ber. The obituary lists several Embrey relatives and locations.
A stray heifer attacked a swimmer at a market area. The youth refused medical attention. Brooks Mims, a market official, said the animal likely wandered from a nearby farm.
In Buffalo New York Mrs. Stephen M. Cehulic says they paid only eight dollars for their dog Sparky but have faced high vet bills after the animal was hit by a car, attacked by another dog, and rescued from a creek by firefighters.
Britain considers a tentative move toward political association with the six nation group as Denmark and other allies watch. De Gaulle remains opposed to tariff concessions while the government seeks a merged European approach, hoping Britain and Denmark may align with the Common Market in time.
The document calls for lowering overall totals for the loan program. It emphasizes gradual reductions across multiple years to tighten fiscal exposure and align with budget constraints.
A two-vehicle collision on Rt 638 south of Millwood at 4 10 p m caused about 150 dollars in damage. State Trooper L P Coverstone reported a 1953 Ford driven by John Pumphrey of Chantilly and a 1953 Chevrolet pickup operated by Spencer Edwin Messenger of Boyce met on a sharp curve. Ford damage 100 dollars and pickup 50 dollars.
Stahr spoke during an interview and a prepared speech for a Governors Day parade with Kentucky National Guardsmen. He cited a Congress authorized Guard strength of 400,000 and outlined deployment timelines of three to five weeks for some units and up to three months for others. He insisted no increases are needed in the coming years.
U S support for a U N council cease fire proposal follows Tunisia tensions as Hammarskjold faces France’s stance. Adlai Stevenson plans talks in Paris with de Gaulle while Bizerte containment tests U N mediation. Market prices show a mixed trading day with the Dow near 705 and mixed sector gains.
USDA and Chicago sales report cattle hogs and lambs with price ranges and receipts. buyers steady to weak and totals modest. Separate court notes discuss Cuba asserting government air rights, with 25 Cuban aircraft involved since 1980, 14 returned or sold under court orders.
The State Department weighing proposals Western powers may offer the Soviet Union to ease the Berlin crisis. Secretary Rusk refused to specify options but did not rule out negotiations. He noted Western strength in West Berlin and urged peaceful means while praising allied unity and NATO resolve.
A series of sale announcements listing auctions across White Post Hayfield and Winchester Virginia Frederick County Shepherdstown War Memorial Building Capon Bridge Marion and Winchester areas. Items include livestock farm machinery furniture and real estate with auctioneers Vernon Whitacre Peter McKee Wm Conner Ralph Horst and others. Dates July 29 through August 6 with exact times provided.
The fragment mentions fair and rainy conditions with uncertain dates and numbers. It references rainfall totals for months, a weather forecast idea, and a race in 1960 featuring Celtic Ash and Bill, but the text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Chicago grain futures show softer wheat while corn and oats drift. Wheat verse September near 91.94 while corn edges up to 91.14 and oats remove some gains with September deliveries.
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