Obituaries Mention Loy Family and Local Deaths
James L. Loy of McLean died Sunday at Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital just before his 75th birthday. Survived by Elsie Carper Loy, sons Charles E and Earl T Loy, Phillip R Loy, Marshall E Loy, Madeline V Dunn, siblings Gussie and Strother Loy, and others including six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held at Ives Funeral Home Arlington with burial at National Memorial Park. Thomas L Mahoney of Fairfax died suddenly. funeral at Catholic Church in Fairfax and burial there. Paul Findlay named administrative director of the London Festival Ballet. takes post Sept 1. Mrs Mabel Virginia Hoover Clark, 64, Winchester, dies. service at Jones Funeral Home. buried Mount Hebron.
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James L. Loy
Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital
Elsie Carper Loy
Winchester
Kirby Road
McLean
Mr. Loy
Charles E
Earl T. Loy
Phillip R. Loy
Falls Church
Marshall E. Loy
Sterling Park
Madeline V. Dunn
Arlington
Gussie Loy
Strother Loy
Tampa
Fra
Maynard Loy
Virginia Boyce
Mary L. Dodson
Annandale
Ives Funeral Home
Wilson Blvd
National Memorial Park
Mabel Virginia Hoover Clark
Shawnee Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Kathryn Eye
Ida B. Grim Johnson
James Alton Hoover
Harry D. Hoover
Clarence F. Hoover
Garland Clark
Raymond Clark
Linden Clevenger
Forrest Shiffiett
Earl Fries
John Ryan
Spy Flights Suspended Over China Amid Nixon Visit
U S officials halt all manned and unmanned reconnaissance flights over Communist China to avoid incidents during President Nixon’s Peking visit. The move recalls the 1960 Khrushchev summit cancellation after a U2 was shot down, per The New York Times. Flights by SR71 planes and Ryan Firebee drones are affected.
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Francis Gary Powers
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Fresh Air Fund brings 11 youngsters to Winchester for visit
Eleven children arrived in Winchester yesterday to spend three weeks with area families under the Fresh Air Fund sponsorship. Mrs. Paul Newlin leads local Fresh Air activities, with Winchester participating for fourteen years in this program that links thousands of children from Virginia to Maine.
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Winchester
Fresh Air Fund
Fresh Air Project
Paul Newlin
Virginia
Maine
Firefighters battle two blazes as Whitlock family loses home
Mr. McDonald was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment, then released to return to the scene to aid firefighters. The Whitlock family reportedly lost nearly everything in the second fire, with firemen salvaging little from the house owned by Charles Pine.
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Whitlock
Mr. Dyke
Charles Pine
Wyoming boy Kevin Dye found after 225 hour survival
Casper AP Kevin Dye a 9 year old with epilepsy and aphasia survived 225 hours in Wyoming high country. His doctor said hyperactivity and endurance kept him alive drinking stream water and fleeing searchers before being found exhausted near a cabin two weeks after last seen.
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Kevin Dye
Casper
Casper Mountain
Kevin
Wyo
Wyoming
Carolyn Dye
Arlington Delegation Backs Williams for Lieutenant Governor
About 250 people attended a mass meeting in Arlington where 50 of 59 delegates chosen to the state convention backed Carrington Williams for the Democratic nomination. The meeting highlighted Williams and State Senator Robert C. Fitzgerald as leading contenders with others presenting support, while some delegates remained undecided or aligned with different figures. Williams pledged to broaden party representation and reach out to all voters.
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Arlington County
Carrington Williams
Williams
Fairfax
House of Delegates
Fairfax County
CCES
Robert C. Fitzgerald
Williams, Fitzgerald
Del
George McMath
Accomack County
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J. Sargeant Reynolds
Democratic Party
Indonesia Army Trials Convict 110 in 1965 Killings
An Indonesian army spokesman said military courts have convicted 110 soldiers over five years for roles in the murder of six army generals during the 1965 coup attempt. Ten were sentenced to death, 20 to life, and 80 to 15 to 20 year terms. executions count not released. Maj. Gen. Suharto led the crackdown that October and later became president.
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Suharto
Army Strategic Reserve Command
Indonesia
Brannon Named General Manager of Loudoun Times Publishing
Leesburg native Brannon, formerly of Winchester and ex The Winchester Evening Star staffer, is appointed general manager of The Loudoun Times Publishing Company publisher of The Loudoun Times Mirror. Since joining in 1960 as advertising manager, he earned 11 first place Virginia Press Association awards and is married to Suzanne Trenary with two sons Michael Gray and David Scott.
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Randall E. Brannon
Leesburg
Winchester
Winchester Evening Star
Loudoun Times Publishing Company
Loudoun Times- Mirror
Rockingham Says Feed Destroyed After Contamination Alert
Rockingham Poultry in Broadway says it destroyed a small amount of PCB contaminated feed after a USDA warning. USDA checks Virginia flocks and Holly Farms reports 77,000 broilers destroyed at Wilkesboro plant as 64 firms in 12 states received the feed.
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Richmond
Rockingham Poultry
Broadway
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George Heitz
Thomas Barlow
Harrisonburg
USDA
Virginia
Holly Farms
Wilkesboro
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Clarke County Horse and Pony Show Scheduled for Aug 7
The first annual Clarke County Horse and Pony Show will be held Aug 7 at the Raritan Horse Show Grounds near Berryville with two rings, four ribbons per class, and trophies in all divisions. Rain date is Aug 8. admission is free with refreshments by the Jolly Jacks 4-H Club.
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Clarke County
George Estep
Jolly Jacks
Clarke County Horse and Pony Show Club
Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club
Seven People Treated After Combined Accidents in Virginia
Blair Combs aged 45 of Gainesboro was taken to a hospital with injuries from a 3 10 p m motorcycle crash at East Lane and East Boscawen. Doris Combs 27 of Wardensville was hospitalized today after a 7 a m two car crash on Wardensville Grade Rt 259 near Gore and released. State Trooper J D Howell said two cars sustained about 1400 in damage in a 1 43 a m crash on Rt 50 seven miles east of Berryville. Crusenberry of Fairville was driving a car towing a second when gravel caused a crash into a rock embankment. his car damage was about 800 and the towed car 600. no injuries reported.
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Blair Combs
Gainesboro
East Lane
East Boscawen
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Doris Combs
Wardensville
W.va
Rt. 259
Gore
J.D. Howell
Rt. 50
Berryville
John Crusenberry
Fairville
Howell
Crusenberry
Music featured at Massanetta 50th Anniversary
The Massanetta Springs Bible Conference opens August 8 at 7 p.m. with special music for its 50th anniversary. The Massanetta Springs Quartet will perform alongside congregational singing. Tenor Nelson T. Huffman of Bridgewater directs music. other soloists include Mrs Eileen Russell of Norfolk and Mrs Ruth Stauffer of Bridgewater College.
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Massanetta Springs
Nelson T. Huffman
Bridgewater
Eileen, Russell
Norfolk
Henry, Hecht
Washington
Ruth Stauffer
Bridgewater College
Huffman
Rockingham
Guildfield Church Dinner Planned at Millwood Baptist
The Usher Board of Guildfield Baptist Church hosts a public dinner in the church dining room in Millwood starting at 12 30 p.m on Saturday. Elder Isham Williams serves as pastor. Caution advises disconnecting spark plugs when repairing lawn mowers.
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Guildfield Baptist Church
Millwood
Isham Williams
Weather continues warm humid with scattered thundershowers
Cloudy and warm conditions persist with showers and thundershowers likely through Friday. Temperatures range from 60s tonight to low 80s Friday with 60 to 70 percent rain chances. Extended outlook shows cooler weekend with mid 70s to low 80s and 50s to 60s nights. Rainfall totals up to 0.65 inches today and 19.11 inches for 1971 YTD with long term monthly and yearly averages listed. Evening notes for Winchester skies include sunset at 8:29, sunrise 6:10, moonset 11:40, First Quarter Friday.
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Winchester
Salvation Army Holds Bag Sale Saturday
The Salvation Army will host a bag sale Saturday from 9 30 a m to 12 noon with all items in a bag for 1 00. The public is invited. The Thrift Store opens Friday 9 30 a m to 5 p m as usual.
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Salvation Army
Quick Quiz Answers Highlight Row
A compact answer list covers South Quinine April 18 and 37 years with Yes Iran bark Ostrich Nobel.
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Wall Street slides as Dow dips amid strikes and deficits
Wall Street opened lower as the Dow Jones average fell 4.75 points to 867.26 at 10:30 a.m. Trading was moderate with declines outrunning advances on the NYSE by 5 to 2. Analysts linked losses to rail and steel strike fears, a weaker leading economic indicators index, and a record budget deficit. Notable issues fell like Allis Chalmers, Echlin, City Investing, White Motor, and Tenneco.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Allis Chalmers
Echlin Manufacturing
City Investing
White Motor
Tenneco
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