Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star June 1 1964
Infants Patterson and Teets listed with brief burial details. Joseph Latane Patterson infant son of Harry A. and Nancy D. Patterson of 1417 Berryville Ave died Saturday. Louise Patten Baker Glass widow of W W Glass survived by two daughters and a son with burial at Mount Hebron. Virginia Teets 78 of 7 N Stewart St dies Friday with funeral at Omps Funeral Home and Mt Hebron burial.
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Joseph Latane Patterson
Harry A
Nancy, D. Patterson
Berryville Ave
Berg
al Scott
Sheri Sa
Rev. Manner
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery
Louise Patten Baker Glass
Christ Episcopal Church
John A. Baden
W. E. Eisenberg
W. W. Glass
Oliie Virginia Teets
N. Stewart St
Omps Funeral Home
W. A. Lyons
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
J. Leslie Reed
Kenneth Strowbridge
Frank Davis
D. K. Russell
I. W. Ebert
Walter T, Anderson
Washington Oath Laws Struck Down by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled two Washington loyalty oath laws unconstitutional as vague in a 7-2 decision. Justice Byron R. White delivered the opinion for the court with Justice Tom C. Clark dissenting, joined by Justice John M. Harlan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washington State
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Democrats Rift Over 154 Vote Delegation to Convention
The piece describes a Democratic power struggle over control of the 154 member delegation to the Democratic National Convention, with rivals including Mayor Samuel W. Yort of Los Angeles and Governor Brown’s slate. Both sides are uncommitted but lined up to back Johnson at the Atlantic gathering.
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Pany
Salinger Cranston
Samuel W. Yort
Los Angeles
Gov. Brown
Os Johnson
Civil rights debate sparks reflections on democracy
Wilkins cites the Senate civil rights debate as exposing cracks in democracy to white Americans. He argues the fight for Black Americans’ rights will broaden freedom for all and that white Southerners desire relief from racial discrimination as the unit system constrained them.
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Wilkins
Senate
Virginia Republicans cheer Supreme Court ruling on voting
State GOP leader Horace E. Henderson hailed the court decision as opening Virginia elections for Republicans in 1964. He noted the end of a 62 year unrestricted electorate era and hoped for Senate seat and Congress majorities. Byrd seeks renomination in a now contested Senate race. Henderson lamented the cert of residence ruling but said poll tax legality in state elections was upheld.
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Horace E. Henderson
Virginia
U. S. Senate
Congress
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Harrison
Subsurface Exploration Section Moves Under Brooklyn Bridge
The Sub surface Exploration Section of the Public Works Department relocates from the Municipal Building tower 31st floor to an office beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. The change affects city engineering operations and staff workflows.
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New York
Public Works Department
Brooklyn Bridge
Municipal Building
Nations answer call for Viet aid but burden remains U S
President Johnson urged more flags for the South Viet Nam war effort and drew favorable responses from over 18 nations. Yet the United States still provides about 97 percent of South Viet Nam’s foreign aid, with total military and economic assistance around 500 million dollars annually and an extra 125 million pledged. France is the next largest helper, averaging 5 million annually. all other nations combine for under 10 million.
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
China
West Germany
Great Britain
Weekend Traffic Crashes Cause Minor Injuries in Clarke and Nearby
Several weekend accidents in Clarke County and nearby areas resulted in minor injuries and property damage. Bently Toxvard of Berryville suffered a head cut after a pickup left Rt. 649 and struck a rock. the Winchester Rescue Squad transported victims to Memorial Hospital. In Marlington, Charles Jackson, Guy Bennett, and Lenny Lee Jackson were examined and released after a truck went over a retaining wall on Horseshoe Curve Rt 7. Marion Smith of Augusta sustained contusions from a crash on Rt 522 near Cross Junction. Investigations were ongoing.
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Bently Toxvard
Berryville
Rt. 649
Clarke County
F. G. Green
Toxvard
Charles Jackson
Guy Bennett
Lenny Lee Jackson
Marlington
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Marion Smith
Augusta
Cross Junction
U.S. Views Laos and Vietnam Fight as One Southeast Threat
Officials link Pathet Lao incursions in Laos to broader North Vietnamese support for insurgents in Laos and South Vietnam. China looms behind the Hanoi push as Washington emphasizes staying power in Southeast Asia and pressuring North Vietnam to halt rebel operations.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
China
United States
State Motel Group Officer To Speak Here
J Lynwood Rice executive vice president of the Virginia State Motel Assn will be guest speaker at a Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn meeting. Willis Fisk says Rice will report on the recent national convention and representatives from across the valley will attend at Lee Jackson Restaurant. Komodo monitor lizards often sleep a week after a big meal to aid digestion.
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Virginia State Motel Assn
J. Lynwood Rice
Shenandoah Valley
Willis Fisk
Valley-wide Association
Rice
National Association
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Pathet Lao breaks with Souvanna Phouma regime in Laos
The Pathet Lao cuts ties with Souvanna Phouma and withdraws its last officials from Vieng, claiming he no longer heads a legitimate national unity government. Two cabinet members to depart with life threatened, as observers foresee a potential rival Communist government.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Vien
Soukvongsack
Khampheuane Tounalon
International Control Commission
United States
National Union
Tokyo
Pathet Lag
Kennedy Assassination Panel Aims to Substantiate FBI Findings
The Warren Commission plans a final report by month end to corroborate the FBI conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s Dallas assassination. It will include additional witnesses including Jacqueline Kennedy and draft sections potentially totaling about 500 pages, rivaling Pearl Harbor commission work.
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Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Commission
Dallas
Pearl Harbor Commission
Saffron From Abruzzi Region Has Long Ties To Italy
Saffron from the Abruzzi Mountains near L Aquila has been a major Italian source since Roman times. The fragrant powder from fall blooming crocus stigmas is prized as a food seasoning. Nero reputedly ordered saffron to perfume Roman streets.
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L’aquila
Italy
Abruzzi
Rome
Nero
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook in Virginia
Occasional rain and cool temperatures with highs in the 60s. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with 60s to lower 70s. Wednesday shows a chance of showers and cooler conditions. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 4-8 degrees below normal with continued cool weather and precipitation around Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
mid-Mississippi Valley
New England
Wall Street Mixed Early as Stocks Edged Higher Leaders
The market showed irregular moves with fractional gains for key issues. Cigarettes edged up while airlines, aerospace and rail stocks led, opening blocks included General Motors and Radio Corp and the AP average rose modestly.
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Chrysler
Texas Gulf
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