Funeral services for James Devers and Frances Williams
Funeral for James Henry Devers of White Post will be tomorrow at 2 PM at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Reiter and Rev Hall. Pallbearers named include Devers relatives. Burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal. Frances Williams of Boyce dies Monday funeral Friday 2 30 PM at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood with Rev Brack. Cemetery in Clarke County noted.
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White Post
John H. Enders
Berryville
Paul EF. Reiter
Harvey E. Hall
Robert Devers
James Devers
Ralph Devers
Henry Devers
Hunter Devers
Richard Devers
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Frances Williams
Boyce
Shiloh Baptist Church
Millwood
Wilbert Brack
Washington Cemetery
Clarke County
Miss Lindamood 79 of Strasburg Died After Brief Illness
Miss Gertie Ellen Lindamood 79 of Route 1 Strasburg died yesterday at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock after a brief illness. She was born Dec 3 1886 in Shenandoah County, daughter of Israel and Elizabeth Lindamood. She belonged to Lebanon Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid Society. Survived by sisters Annie and Myrtle Lindamood of Strasburg and half-brother George Lindamood of Falls Church. Funeral 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Lebanon Lutheran Church with Rev Harold F Fuller Jr. Pallbearers listed and burial in Lebanon Church Cemetery. Body at Stover Funeral Home and to church one half hour before service.
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Route 1
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Miss Lindamood
Shenandoah County
Israel and
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Lebanon Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
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Myrtle Lindamood
Straseburg
George Lindamood
Falls Church
Harold F. Fuller, Jr
Lebanon Church
Stover Feneral
Death of Robert L Crim in Maryland Area
Robert Lee Crim died May 25 at Doctors Hospital Washington after months of illness. Born March 11 1897 at Carter Hall near Stephens City he lived in and around Washington since 1917 and retirement as a US Government employee. Survived by widow Rae Sandford Crim adopted son Buddy Crim four grandchildren and many nieces nephews two brothers Earl Crim and Freddie Crim plus one deceased Edwin Crim. Funeral at Pumphreys Bethesda burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Stephens City
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Silver Spring
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Af&am
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Louise Jackson
Rae Sandford Crim
Buddy Crim
Winchester
Earl Crim
Westerville
Ohio
Freddie Crim
Near Winchester
Edwin Crim
Pumphreys Funeral Home
Bethesda
Fort Lincoln
Death of Leonard Deadwyler ruled accidental homicide
In Los Angeles a coroner's jury found the May 7 death of Leonard Deadwyler accidental after eight days of testimony. Officer Jerold Bova testified the car lurched, causing a reflex trigger. Deadwyler's widow said the shooting happened during a hospital dash. The verdict sparked continued tensions in South Los Angeles.
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Barbara
Bova
Nova
Berserkers: Origin of the Berserk Warrior Name
Vikings known for frenzied combat gave rise to the term berserkers from berserkr meaning bear coat. The historic name linked battlefield rage to fierce bear like appearance.
Negro vote split in county races sparks confusion at polls
In several counties including Hale Perry and Bullock Negro voters split their ballots with white opponents. Rev Henry McCaskill vows to test the election after a Sheriff race loss. Amerson a Greene County native and Tuskegee alum left his Montgomery post office job to pursue sheriff race full time. | Wallate influence noted as governor’s wife won nomination. Agnes Baggett tops treasurer race while trailing Frink in first primary. Melba Till Allen and Dick Beard named for auditor and agriculture chief. Whaley Bevill lead in two congressional contests with Finch ahead McPhearson. Republicans hold seats.
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Hale
Perry
Hale County
Henry McCaskill
McCaskill
Amerson
Greene County
Tuskegee Institute
Montgomery
Bettye Frink
Melba Till Allen
Richard
Dick) Beard
Robert F. Whaley
Tom Bevill
Warren L. Finch
Richard McPhearson
Gemini Mission Highlights and Surveyor Flight to the Moon
The article details Gene Cernan leaving the Gemini capsule for a long spacewalk and a Surveyor craft nearing the moon. It reports speeds of 2430 mph and a 195000 mile Earth distance with a planned soft landing in the Sea of Storms early Thursday morning.
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U.S
Cernan
Surveyor
Moon
Compromise Sought on CIA Supervision
Senate leaders moved to avert an open floor clash over CIA supervision. Democratic Leader Mansfield said a debate on CIA activities will not occur this week and a compromise could be reached. The talks included Russell Fulbright McCarthy Stennis and a plan to add foreign relations members to the monitoring panel.
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Washington
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Weather Elsewhere Report by Associated Press
The Associated Press provides a weather summary of conditions abroad with brief regional observations. Forecasts include temperature ranges and notable weather events in various locales as reported by the agency.
Student charged in Manhattan bombing spree
A New York high school student, Dominick Lattinel, 18, was charged after three bombings in Manhattan over a week. He was arrested at home and faces felonious assault and malicious mischief charges. Police tie him to the incidents with physical and circumstantial evidence. A recent blast in a subway station injured two women and damaged two telephone booths.
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Manhattan
Dominick Lattinel
Sanford Garelik
Lattinelli
Italy
United States
France
Arturo
Weather Today Virginia Sees Clear Skies And Warmer Mind
Weather summary notes clear and cool tonight with low around 45. Thursday and Friday expect fair skies with highs near 70s to mid 70s. Rainfall yesterday was none. May and 1966 year-to-date totals provided, plus long term rainfall averages by month.
Fire Claims Life Of Page County Man Arthur Cave
A 63 year old Page County man Arthur Buck Cave of Ita died in a bunk house fire in the yard of his father's home 514 miles east of here. Cave was a house painter and is identified by his nickname Buck. He died today as flames swept the bunk house.
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Stanley
Page County
Here
Arthur
Buck) Cave
Ita
Stock Market Edges Lower in Slow Trading Amid Copper Slump
The AP average of 60 stocks slipped 4.3 to 320.4 as trading remained slow. Kennecott fell about 1 percent amid weaker world copper prices while Anaconda, Polaroid, Xerox, and Zenith each gained roughly a point. Du Pont Fell, General Motors and Eastman Kodak also moved lower with mixed results across rails and oils.
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Kennecott
Anaconda
Polaroid
Xerox
Zenith
Boeing
General Dynamics
Goodrich
U.S. Rubber
Sperry Rand
Union Carbide
Republic Steel
Commonwealth Edison
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General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Fire Damages Barn on Parkins Mill Road Under Investigation
A barn owned by Harry Harmon on Parkins Mill Road burned completely and is under investigation by the Frederick County Sheriff s Office. Firemen from Shawnee, with Boyce assistance, fought the blaze for hours. Nearby, a second Monday fire scorched about 10 acres of woodland on Mrs Harold Rowe property near Gainesboro, likely caused by lightning according to Gainesboro Fire Company.
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Frederick County
Sheriff’ S Office
Harry Harmon
Boyce Fire Company
Harold Rowe
Gainesboro
Byrd Plans Competitive Exams for 1967 Service Academy Appointments
Senator Harry F Byrd Jr announces that 1967 appointments to the service academies will be based on a competitive exam to be held July 11. Examinations organized by the Civil Service Commission will be offered in multiple Virginia locations with filing due by June 7.
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
DeVa
Byrd
U.S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Civil Service Commission
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Big Stone Gap
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Staunton
Winchester
Wytherville
Scientists estimate butterfly species total worldwide
Scientists state there are between 12 000 and 15 000 known butterfly species globally.
Strasburg appoints Virginia Miller town treasurer
Mayor Robert L Funk Jr names Virginia Miller as Strasburg Town Treasurer effective immediately. Miller will also remain Town Clerk, succeeding Beulah Lemley who resigned due to ill health.
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Strasburg
Robert L. Funk, Jr
Virginia Miller
Beulah Lemley
Miller
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