Obituary for Alva Hall Lamp Cross Junction farmer
Alva Hall Lamp 65 of Cross Junction died at home Saturday. Born April 22 1902 in Frederick County son of Oswell and Nettie Lamp. Survived by widow Beulah Kerns four children Thelma Luttrell Eva Flowers Glenn Lamp Helen Hoover one sister Mabel DeHaven three brothers Ralph Ralph and Harold and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 led by Rev Ralph Malcolm burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Alva Hall Lamp
Cross Junction
Mr. Lamp
Frederick County
Oswell
Nettie Whitacre Lamp
Beulah Kerns
Thelma Luttrell
Winchester
Eva Flowers
Glenn H. Lamp
Helen Hoover
Mabel DeHaven
Culpeper
Ralph Lamp
Glengary
W. Va
Paul Lamp
Harold Lamp
High View
Gladys Tharpe
Ralph
Funeral notices and services for local residents
Funeral services were held for James B. Cave Jr 48 at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Separate notices: Charles L Long died at Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by Eleanor and daughter Bettye. services at Cartwright Funeral Home and burial at Loving Charity Cemetery Millwood. Airman William S Brisco 22 of White Post to be buried with military honors at Love and Charity Cemetery Millwood. Violet V Peacemaker of Capon Bridge WV to be buried in Fairview Cemetery with service at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Gray Ave
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Ronald Kiser
Dick Jackson
John Rutherford
Pete Reid
Wilam
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Gibbons St
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Winchester
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Sarah Harris
Cartwright Funeral Home
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Arthur Honesty
Alfred Smith
Frederick Taper
James Whittmore
Robert Johnson
Eddie Grandison
William S. Brisco
White Post
England Air Force Base
Guildfield Baptist Church
Isham Williams
Love and Charity
Leroy
Bertha Carey Brisco
Johnson-Williams High School
Berryville
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John H. Enders
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Yellow Springs
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Capon Bridge
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L. F. Miller
Marvin Brill
Harrison P. Whitacre
W. S. Muse
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Forrestal Fire Toll and Fallout in Vietnam War Torch
A U S aircraft carrier Forrestal suffered a deadly blaze after an F4 Phantom jet ignited a rocket on a ready aircraft. Reports say 30 to 50 sailors killed with 150 to 350 wounded. The ship’s damage totals may reach $90 million. Intrepid replaced Forrestal at Yankee Station as air and sea actions continued around Da Nang and Bong Son.
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Prisoners of conscience and prayer debate amid riot calm
In Rochester New York the Rev F D R Florence a Black church leader calls the presidents call for a day of prayer premature and urges action against sinners racists and bigots. Near Cincinnati the Rev Robert Chiles condemns the presidents church call and notes the church has been silent. The piece also mentions Rome's ancient firefighters and the inquisitorial role.
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Johnson weighs Detroit disaster designation amid riot fallout
President Johnson faces whether to declare Detroit a major disaster area to unlock federal grants as riots prompt federal relief moves. He ordered long term SBA loans for rebuilding while a disorder commission studies causes and prevention, with final reports due in 1968 and hearings set by Congress and the Kerner commission.
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Letter urges Johnson not to run again in 1968 race
A group of fifty former Democratic National Convention delegates urged President Johnson to withdraw from the 1968 election. They warned of a Republican landslide and said the party lacks a unifying force over foreign policy. The letter, distributed by Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright, favors Senator Robert F. Kennedy for president.
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Round Hill Carnival hailed as best ever by organizer
The Round Hill Community Fire Co Carnival on old Route 50 west of Winchester finished its best and most successful week. Gross receipts reached 5704.08 dollars. Miss Round Hill 1967 was Gene Johnston with Elwood Patterson runner up. Fireworks capped the weekend and gifts were distributed to numerous residents and helpers. Plans begin for 1968, with thanks to sponsors and volunteers including Carl Frye and the Gibbs family.
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Round Hill
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Loring E. Woore
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Robert Pugh
Paul Stine
Alfred B. Brannon
Elsie Cheshire
R. K. Eddy
Jim Powell
Moorefield
W. Va
Barry Carper
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L. W. McFarland
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Estelle Phillips
A. G. Gunn
Clifton Ludwig
Charles Mumaw
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Winchester Mobile Home Sales
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Albert Pingley
Joe Bayliss
E. W. Steele
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Suit Settled Out of Court
Richard A. Hoover of 631 Fox Drive sued Drug Fair for 10000 claiming a prescription was wrongly filled on Nov 23 1964. Drug Fair contends the prescription was filled correctly. Settlement reached before Corporation Court jury. terms not disclosed.
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Trivia Q A Answers Snapshot
A compact list recaps ten quiz items including three fourths blue tailed fly proxy Lincoln. It notes a quote about a rider and references England versus Germany in World War I Medina Arabia and the year 160. It names Crockett Boone Carson Napoleon Bonaparte and Anatole France as pen name Jacques Anatole Thiuhrault.
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Virginia Weather Today Partly Cloudy with T Storm Chance
Partly cloudy forecast in Virginia through Tuesday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Temperatures 57 to 65 early rising to 80s to 85 with upper 70s in the highlands. Southwest winds 8 to 15 mph and gusty in storms. Moon phases and sunrise sunset noted.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages From 49 Hours of Measurements
Rainfall in the 49 hours ending at 8:30 a.m. today shows 4.10 inches for July 1967 with a year to date total of 19.05 inches. The long term average is 36.50 inches per year, based on 54 years of data, while the five year January to December totals show varying figures from 39.73 in 1962 to 33.32 in 1966.
Potential Longevity of Humans Compared to Species
The longest living human lifespans reflect a life expectancy near seventy years at birth, while estimates of maximum potential longevity for humans approach roughly 115 years based on current science.
Revolutionaries Meet in Havana
In Havana OLAS hosts a nine day gathering with speakers including Stokely Carmichael and Cuban President Corticos. Castro to close the meeting August 8 as OLAS pushes armed struggles against imperialism with observers from Viet Cong and North Vietnam.
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New Zealand Protesters Boo Taylor and Clifford Arrival
About a hundred students and adults booed Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Clark Clifford as they arrived for talks on Vietnam. Police detained a youth who unfurled an antiwar banner in front of the visiting U.S. envoys. Demonstrators included hippies and students with slogans opposing conscription.
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Reagan to Undergo Minor Surgery in Santa Monica
Governor Ronald Reagan, 56, will have minor surgery to remove bladder stones. Dr. John Sharpe ordered the operation after a routine physical. Reagan was readmitted to St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica and is expected to stay about a week.
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Wall Street Opens Strong as Blue Chips Lift Market
The stock market rallied early Monday with gains led by Occidental Petroleum Polaroid IBM and Scientific Data. Industrials gained while American Home Products M G M and Owens-Illinois slipped. Reichhold Chemical U S Steel and Woolworth traded with mixed results as June construction awards rose and machine tool orders climbed 12.8 percent signaling stronger demand in steel and auto sectors.
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