Funeral Service for Moses Wood Brown at Zion Baptist Church
Moses Wood Brown of Berryville died yesterday. A funeral will be held Friday at Zion Baptist Church Beery win with Reverend Paul A. Brown. He was married to Rhoda Virginia Bland Brown and was an longtime Zion Baptist member. Burial follows at Milton Valley Cemetery Clark County.
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Goldwater pushes for Johnson debates and party unity
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater seeks televised debates with President Johnson and presses for action to suspend equal time rules. He meets with GOP leaders and his running mate Miller to advance campaign plans while Dean Burch joins as national chairman. Johnson has not committed to debates.
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Auto Fire Causes Minor Damage at Braddock Street Store
Three city fire companies responded to an auto fire yesterday in the rear seat of a car parked at a S Braddock Street supermarket. Fire Inspector William N. Gochenour said sparks ignited the upholstery of the auto owned by Mrs Anna Reuss of Star Tan nery. Reuss, and volunteers from Reuss, Friendship and South End tackled the blaze.
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World’s Largest Our Lady of Fatima Statue Erected at Indian Lake
A 19-foot statute of Our Lady of Fatima in a 42-foot shrine rises along Indian Lake harbor at Russellsville Point to curb profanity and deter war. financier George B. Quatman, 74, leader of Ohio Telephone Service, backs the project. statue built in Miami costs about 50000 dollars.
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Turnpike Crash Sends 40 To Hospitals In New Jersey
A collision on the New Jersey Turnpike involving two buses and a tractor trailer sent about 40 people to hospitals. Twenty six arrived at Perth Amboy General Hospital with one to be admitted, while 14 were transported to St Peter's Hospital and Middlesex General Hospital in New Brunswick. Police noted no fog and the incident occurred around 7 30 a m about 15 miles south of Newark.
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Ranger 7 Nears Lunar Impact After Precise 69 Hour Flight
NASA reports Ranger 7 on a 69 hour journey covering 228 522 miles. Seven hours after launch the booster was accurate enough to target the moon, with an impact expected on the far side Friday. Engineers aimed for a midcourse correction to align cameras for final 13 minutes of flight from 1100 miles altitude, potentially yielding 4000 pictures. Ranger 6 had failed with dead cameras.
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Wall Street Mixed Early After Soft Start
Wall Street opened with mixed prices as IBM and Polaroid edged up about a point. Major groups showed no clear downtrend with U S Steel advancing after earnings and Ford and American Motors firm. Dull spots appeared in Eastman Kodak while Du Pont gained. several names posted fractional gains and losses, with the AP average slipping 1.1 to 317.7.
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Local air patrols conduct long search missions over Virginia
Area pilots Wade Guard Jr and D Long joined a 16 hour sky search under Col Emery Topping from Staunton. Eastern Air Rescue at Robbins AFB coordinated the effort with Group IV Civil Air Patrol, Staunton HQ, ensuring squadron readiness across 21 counties as an emergency services unit. Mr Ritter was blocked by mechanical trouble from participating today.
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Another Blackburn in Service at Fort Knox Retirement
Fort Knox, Ky AP report notes M. Sgt. Elmer J. Blackburn retiring after 23 years of service. His son Elmer Jr. leaves for basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
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Marsh Urges Better Dairy Deal in New York Letter
Representative John O Marsh Jr of the Seventh District asks Secretary Freeman to lead plans to aid dairy farmers blocked from selling milk due to stricter pesticide residue testing. He notes farmers follow USDA guidance but FDA testing shows unacceptable residue levels in milk from cows fed the approved feed.
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Marsh, Jr
Valley
Freeman
Dept. of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
O Sullivan Rubber Corp declares 25 cent quarterly dividend
The board of directors declares a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the 5 percent cumulative $20 par preferred stock payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of record Sept. 18, 1964. First half 1964 earnings are 7 cents per common share versus 15 cents in the prior year, with net sales at $4,823,604 and net income at $122,034 compared with $73,380 in 1963.
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O’sullivan Rubber Corp
Rock Enon Camp awarded national A rating
Rock Enon Camp near Gore earned a national A rating with 98 of 100 points at the Shenandoah Area Council meeting. Inspectors Regional representatives Peter Wallenborn and James Borsden announced the award and noted it as the first A rating in years. The meeting also dedicated the ranger’s new brick home and presented a painting to Frank Armstrong of Winchester for service to scouting.
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Boy Scouts of America
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Virginia Weather Today Forecast WithShowers and Warm Spell Ahead
Scattered showers and thunder storms tonight with highs in the upper 60s. Thursday will be fair and less humid with highs in the 80s. Friday trends cooler and fair. Five day outlook shows temperatures two to three degrees below normal with showers mainly tonight and early Thursday across southern Virginia and a minor chance Monday. otherwise little rain.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Weather
The report records rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 130 a.m. today with July receipts totaling 2.76 inches and year to date 19.47 inches. It also lists average monthly rainfall over the past 51 years by month, highlighting April 9.18 inches and October 9.13 inches among others.
Heaven Gets Careless Lousiville Star Moment
A quiet summer evening in Louisville triggers a family moment as a child asks where heaven is and points to a lighted star, interpreted by his mother as a sign. The scene centers on Anne Mitchell, her mother, and her year old brother observing the night sky.
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Louisville, Ky
Anne Mitchell
Heaven
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