Obituary of Moses Spottswood Brown from Berryville
Moses Spottswood Brown aged 85 of Berryville died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born October 22 1878 in Clarke County he was the widower of Rhoda Virginia Brooks Brown married April 10 1901. Survived by children Emma Phillips William H Brown Annie Brown J Benjamin Brown Rosetta Clay 26 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete with body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Moses Spottswood Brown
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Spottswood
Martha Brown
Rhoda Virginia Brooks Brown
Spotts- Wood Brown
Emma Phillips
Washington
William H. Brown
Winchester
Annie Brown
J. Benjamin Brown
Rosetta Clay
Philadelphia
Trial unfolds as suspects linked to double cottage murders
Testimony reveals Howard and co defendant Durham named by authorities as murder suspects in the 1963 Double Toll Gate stabbing case. Key witnesses describe Easter and Sprouse as associates while the defense questions motives and prior crimes.
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Massie
Howard
Fredericksburg
Joseph White
Carle E. Germelman, Jr
Marshall
Durham
Loudoun County
J. Churchill Newcomb
Newcomb
Ruth A. Boley
Viet Aid Effort Expands as U S Plans Reinforcements
The report details a beefed up air and ground support in South Vietnam with 200000 troops and a 200000 strong paramilitary force. Adm Ulysses Grant Sharp notes cautious optimism while meeting Lt Gen Westmoreland and outlining better coordination, more C123 planes and continued Navy patrols against guerrilla supply runs.
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Grant Sharp
Asia
Sharp
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S Navy
Actors Need Work Campaign By Equity Union
Equity union of performing artists maps a nationwide job drive with a $25 000 fund under Milton Lyon Sacramento Music Fair director. The agency builds on a 1955 1960 effort. unemployment among 14000 members runs 22 to 25 percent.
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Actors
New York
Equity
Union of Performing Artists
Milton Lyon
Sacramento
Calif
Frederick O'Neal
Virginia Lancers Win State Drum Corps Championship
The Virginia Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps of Winchester won the state championship title at the American Legion State Convention and Drum Corps competition held at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. Post 77 will present the trophy. Lynn Elliott of the Lancers is to be crowned by mayor-elect William Battaile at James Wood High School stadium.
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Virginia Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps
Winchester
American Legion State
John Marshall Hotel
Richmond
William Ritenour
American Legion
Shenandoah
Strasburg
Lancers
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James Wood High School
Lynn Elliott
Virginia Lancer
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VFW
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Probers Call Loophole Shielding Drug Mobsters
Federal narcotics chief Henry L Giordano testified in a Senate probe that drug mobsters exploit a loophole by threatening witnesses before formal court action. He urged new penalties and supported a bill to legalize police wiretapping with secret court orders amid rising cocaine smuggling from Cuba.
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Washington
Henry L. Girodano
Murer
Senate
Giordano
Senate Investigations
Subcommittee
John L. MceClellan
United States
Cuba
New York Legislature Ordered to Reapportion by April 1
A federal three judge panel ordered New York to pass a reapportionment measure by April 1. Senators and assembly members elected November 3 will serve one year only, per the Supreme Court ruling that current districts are unconstitutional. The decision implements the June Supreme Court mandate for fair population representation.
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Man's Pet Alligator Scares La Jolla Beach Crowd
In La Jolla Shores a 414 foot alligator caused panic as crowds fled the surf. George A. Trelikes of San Diego claimed the pet, leashed it to a rubber raft, and paddled out while lifeguards cited him for having an animal on a city beach.
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San Diego
Calif
James Thurber
la Jolla Shores
George A. Trelikes
Trelikes
Republicans and Democrats in expected seat shifts
Spokesmen for both Republicans and Democrats anticipate changes from reapportionment. Republicans are expected to lose legislative seats while Democrats are expected to gain.
Front Royal Budget Rises by 113 340 02 for 639 412 82
Town Council approved the 639 412 82 budget with a 113 340 02 increase over last year and a 132 824 water fund with a 4 943 90 decrease. Public hearing set for August 24. Most growth funds go to finance judicial public safety and capital outlay including street lights snow loader sewage facilities and land for recreation.
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Front Royal
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Mass meeting drives hail modification effort grows
The group plans another mass meeting after a 400 person turnout with directors' meeting set for tomorrow. Petition against cloud seeding circulate while supporters from Pennsylvania and Maryland explore local chapters. Blue Ridge Weather Modification Assn. opposes, claiming seeding harms crops. its president says seeding actually aids rain.
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Maryland
English
Blue Ridge Weather Modification Assn
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Blue Ridge Service
Mrs Kennedy Heads Birthday in Newport After Dallas Death
Mrs John F Kennedy turns 35 today spending her birthday at Hammersmith Farm Newport with her children Caroline and John Jr. The former first lady will remain there until August 5 then travel to Europe while she mourns and supports the Kennedy Memorial Library fund.
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R.L
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Europe
Kennedy
Kennedy Memorial Library
Harvard University
Arlington National Cemetery Turns 100 With 124000 Graves
The Arlington site marks a century since its founding and now holds about 124 thousand servicemen graves. It draws more than two million visitors each year, reflecting its enduring national significance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Weather Forecast Indicates Warm Humid Midweek Thunder Risk
Partly cloudy and very warm with high humidity through Wednesday. Scattered thunder showers possible Wednesday afternoon and night. Lows 67 to 72, highs 90 to 94 Wednesday. Outlook calls for Thursday fair and cooler.
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Wall Street opens lower amid sluggish trading
The market drifted downward with most key stocks down fractions to about a point. Gains appeared for Sears Roebuck and several issues including American Airlines and Pan American, while U S Steel and Republic Steel fell. News of a machine tool boom supported sentiment amid a broad easing across sectors.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows none. July rainfall to date is 2.76 inches, 1964 year-to-date 19.47 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 51 years lists Jan 2.38, Feb 2.13, Mar 3.08, Apr 3.18, May 3.77, Jun 3.88, Jul 3.88, Aug 3.81, Sep 2.67, Oct 9.13, Nov 2.60.
Weather Elsewhere Quietly Recaps Unreadable Clues
A fragmented weather feature lists items with terse prompts involving names and places. The readable bits mention Dallas Boston Seattle Butte and Abner Doubleday among otherwise unclear entries. The tone mimics a clipped newspaper weather brief.
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Dallas
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