Obituaries from Winchester area 1969 belting deaths
Obituaries note Samuel Jamison Adams 94 of Bel Air Maryland died today. Also listed are Guy Talmadge Wolford 72 of Shanks West Virginia died Tuesday and funeral details. Della M Combs 79 Romney West Virginia died yesterday with services in Augusta and Rio Cemetery. Eva F Martz Carter 89 White Post died yesterday with services in Berryville and burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Samuel Jamison Adams
Broadway
Bel Air
Mr. Adams
York County
Samuel
Sara Pegan Adams
Ella Grove
Slate Ridge, Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Gladys Adams Baxter
Sara. Michael
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
John Harkins
Delta
Guinston Cemetery
Airville
Guy Talmadge Wolford
Shanks
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral
Paul J. Slonaker J
Ronald C. Goss
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jesse Hott
Floyd Iser
van Raines
Roy Haines
Walter Kirby
Larry Miller
Della M. Combs
Romney
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Combs
Hampshire County
Daniel
Virginia Kline Oates
Frank Powell
Gilbert Combs
Harley Oates
Keyser
McKee
Augusta
Ronald Goss
Rio
W.va
Eva F. Martz Carter
White Post
John H. Enders
Berryville
Charles Ammons
Lucian Grim
Earle Grim
Calvin Shepherd
Leon Ashby
Harrison
Martz
David Schister
Green Hill Cemetery
Ebert Chronology Notes Family and Career
Ebert and family details listed as he moved through parishes from McGaheysville to Vir ginia Beach Staunton and finally St Andrews. The excerpt also quotes the Senate opening prayer praising democracy peace and religious liberty and asking divine guidance for leaders and all officials.
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Galladay
Front Royal Road
Stephen
iPamela
St. Andrews
Ebert
McGaheysville
Virginia Beach
Staunton
Senate
Pops Concert to Open Shenandoah Valley Music Festival 1969
The 1969 Shenandoah Valley Music Festival opens Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with a 90 piece Festival Symphony Orchestra under multiple conductors at the Orkney Springs Hotel outdoor Pavilion. Selections include My Fair Lady, Mendelssohn, Strauss, Elgar, and Sibelius as part of a Conductors Showcase featuring DR Richard Lert and guest conductors.
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Orkney Springs Hotel
Festival Symphony Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Elgar
Senate panel expects 25,000 more Viet Nam troop pullout this year
Senate Armed Services members say Gen. Wheeler will likely urge a gradual withdrawal of 25,000 U.S. troops from Vietnam this year. They describe Wheeler as pessimistic about South Vietnamese replacements and stress a slow pullout over months while Nixon weighs a broader decision.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Young
Wheeler
South Vietnam
Byrd
Murphy
Four Virginians Killed in Prince William County Crash
The Associated Press reports four Virginians died when their small foreign car left Virginia 639 in Woodbridge, colliding with a tree. Victims are David Shephard of Lorton and Donna Jean Dasher of Woodbridge, 20, Cary Mason Waggy, 19, and Gary Stover Wagay, 24, all from Woodbridge, with Waggy dying in a Fort Belvoir hospital and Wagay at Bethesda Naval Hospital. In Norfolk, Patricia J. Capps, 21, of Chesapeake died when her car struck shrubs and a pole, then overturned on Chesapeake Boulevard.
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Associated Press
Prince William
David Shephard
Lorton
Donna Jean Dasher
Woodbridge
Cary Mason Waggy
Fort Belvoir
Gary Stover Wagey
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
Wall Street gains as Dow climbs amid bargain hunting
Wall Street opened with a broad rally as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.82 to 809.40 after a late Wednesday advance. Traders bought beaten down issues like Benguet while others such as American Telephone and Gulf Oil posted gains.
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New York
Benguet
Computer Sciences
American Telephone & Telegraph
Kinney National Services
Gulf Oil
Occidental Petroleum
Rheingold
Atlantic Richfield
Associated Press
Wall Street
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Brazilian Light & Power
Falcon Seaboard
Unexcelled,Inc
Kaiser Industries
Aerojet-General
Reserve Oil & Gas
Syrians Hit With Planes and Artillery
Syrian jets attacked Israeli positions on Mt Hermon and artillery fire opened along the Golan Heights. Syria reported 11 soldiers wounded as missiles hit Quneitra and Tel al Bu Nida. Israel reported no casualties. The strikes marked a rare joint air and artillery assault since the 1967 war.
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Associated Press
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Middle East
Israel
Quneitra
Tel A Bu Nida
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Nixon visits India amid push for Asian regional cooperation
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrive in New Delhi on a 96 degree day as 4,000 greet them with garlands and bouquets. Talks with Indira Gandhi focus on Asian regional cooperation and U.S. arms policy amid tensions with China and regional defense roles.
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Thailand
South Vietnam
India
Pakistan
Romania
Britain
Nixon
Nixeon
New Delhi
Mohammad Hidayatullah
Indira Gandhi
White House
United States
Asia
Gandhi
China
U.S
Manhunt After Car Fleeing Trooper Near Hogue Creek
A westbound chase from Hogue Creek to Hayfield ended when a maroon 1967 Cougar struck the guard rail twice near the creek. The driver fled on foot along Hogue Creek while Williams sat as a passenger. The car owner is Larry S. Kege ley of 4904 Deal Drive Oxen Hill Md.
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Hogue Creek
Hayfield
Lee
Williams
Larry S. Kegeley
Deal Drive
Oxen Hill
Virginia Highway Deaths Rise This Year
To date this year the state records 689 highway deaths, up from 662 on the same date last year, highlighting continued roadway risks and safety concerns across Virginia.
Weather Preview for Virginia With Warm Weekend Outlook
The Virginia forecast calls for fair tonight with a low in the mid 60s to low 70s. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and warm conditions with a high in the mid 80s to 90. Saturday remains partly cloudy with a chance of showers and slightly cooler heat. Noon today 83, 64 at night. Yesterday 83/64. Sunset 8 26 p.m. Moonrise 10 11 p.m. Last Quarter Aug 4.
Monthly and yearly rainfall figures from historical records
The report lists 24 hour rainfall none up to 8 30 am today July rainfall to date 7 84 inches and 1969 total 19 73 inches. It gives average monthly rainfall over 56 years and five year totals from 1964 to 1968 plus long term regional average 36 43 inches from January to December.
White Hall Social Notes and Local Visits
Local residents share weekend visits with Carter Luttrell and Lottie Whitacre while others call on Grover Luttrell and Walter Anderson family. Visitors include Naomi Luttrell and Garneta Anderson. a yard party at Howard Chapel and a Fairfax visit by James Vial. The text notes the University of Georgia history and a Biblical manna reference ending with a true/false May prompt.
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White Hall
Carter Luttrell
Lottie Whitacre
Grover Luttrell
John Clark
Baby
Walter T. Anderson
Charlottesville
Clark
Naomi Luttrell
Garneta Anderson
Howard’s Chapel
Bruce Lodge
James Vial
Fairfax
Marvin Shaver
I Q Answers Reveal Fast Facts From Quiz Ledger
The list presents quick question answers: 3. 39 degrees, 4. Brain, 5. California, 6. Dixie, 7. True, 8. Three, 9. Reptiles, 10. Four. These entries imply a trivia or educational set from a historical quiz page.
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Dixie
True
Reptiles
Eight wounded in West Side gunfight near Black Panther HQ
CHICAGO AP Five policemen and three others were wounded early today in a gunfire exchange outside the Illinois headquarters of the Black Panther party. Four officers were treated and released. Richard D. Curley was hospitalized with a right thigh wound. Three suspects were arrested.
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Chicago
Illinois
Black Panther Party
West Side
Richard D. Curley
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Winchester Evening Star
Samuel J. Adams
Wolford Service
Mrs
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MDS Funeral Home Assn
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Guy T. Wolford
Snt
Omps
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Ruen
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
J-M Whispertone
J-M
Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Quer Trheel
Orchestras’ Study Institute of the
American Symphony Orchestra League
Richard Lert
Philip Spurgeon
Phoenix Symphony
Robert Kreis
Wheeling Symphony
Lert
Kerry Taliaferro
Germany
Shenandoah Valley
Festival Orchestra
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Orkney Springs
Young Peoples
Academy
Viet
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
George Murphy
Calif
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John C. Stennis
N. Loudoun St
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