Obituaries for Dandy Pierce and local residents
Funeral services are planned for 88 year old Dandy Pierce in Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Other notices include funeral services for James C. Jackson of Berryville and details on Earl E. Coulson of Newport News, a Clarke County native and Naval Weapons Station supervisor, with multiple survivors and church affiliations listed.
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Dandy Pierce
Staunton
John H. Enders
Berryville
John L. Collins
Green Hill Cemetery
Earl Smallwood
Wilbur Smallwood
Herbert Hess
Drish Longerbeam
Linden Minnick
Ran Longerbeam
Earl E. Coulson
Hertzler Road
Newport News
Clarke County
U.S. Naval Weapons Station
York County
Marjorie H. Coulson
Winchester
David B. Coulson
Boyce Agricultural High School
Boyce
Coulson
Umpires Assn
Association
Jane Collins
Earl Eugene Coulson, Jr
Wilson H. Coulson
Woodrow J. Coulson
Richard D. Coulson
Hampton
J. Lee Coulson
Baltimore
Oscar K. Eaton
First United Church of Christ
Carl E. Wallace
H. F. Hardcastle
Peninsula Memorial Park
James C. Jackson
Rt. 1
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sugar Hill Church
Fielding Davenport
Filly Regret Wins Noted Derby Historic Moment
The Kentucky Derby record stands with Regret, the 1915 victorious filly, the first and only female to win the famed race as of now.
Cornell on Trial for Arson in Circuit Court
Robert Edward Cornell, 23, of 402 Highland Ave., faces arson charges in Frederick County Circuit Court. He pleaded innocent as jury proceedings began for a fire at a barn owned by the late Mrs. A. Q. Tokes and contents owned by Henry Brooks. Damages were estimated at 5 000 to 6 000 dollars.
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Robert Edward Cornell
Highland Ave
Frederick County
Hamilton Haas
Cornell
Opequon
A. Q. Tokes
Henry Brooks
Rt. 4
Winchester
Npen
Warren Rudolph
Ronald Bowers
W. Erle Edwards
E. Eugene Gunter
TV Networks Brace For Fall With Limited Fresh Drama
Hollywood reports a drought of new dramatic specials with only a few notable pieces like CBS Ivanov and Charlie Brown Falls in Love slated. ABC notes Stage 67 will fade to a reduced fall presence while Gunsmoke plans a timeslot shift and a ban on saloon brawls. Counter programming remains a network staple as executives push strong lineups to grab audience.
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Hollywood
CBS
Ivanov
ABC
Tv-Land
Anton Chekhov
John Gielgud
Claire Bloom
Debbie Reynolds
Vietnam
CBS News
Leonardo da Vinci
ABC News
Wil
John Mantley
Mantley
Amanda Blake
Kitty
Single Male Adopts His Second Son in Oregon
Oswego Oregon AP Tony Piazza 39 year old divorced music teacher adopted his second son Christian William 15 months with Circuit Court Judge Jean Lewis approving Wednesday He said he wanted Eric to have a brother The couple had previously adopted Anthony Eric two years earlier making Piazza the first single male in the United States to adopt through a licensed agency.
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Lake
Oswego, Ore
Tony Piazza
United States
Circuit Court
Jean Lewis
Eric
Piazza
Anthony Eric
Christian William
Man Fined for Parking on Patrolman's Foot in Glasgow
Alexander Young aged 43 was fined 14 for parking in a no waiting zone and driving onto a patrolman's foot at Queen Street rail terminal. Constable Ralph Perkins testified the car was rolled back locking the officer's foot. onlookers failed to free him. Young denied deliberate act but was convicted of assault.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander Young
Ralph Perkins
Young
Perkins
Queen Street
Pes
Arab unity grows as Iraqi and Kuwaiti troops arrive in Egypt
An advance Iraqi unit landed in Egypt with more to follow, including the president’s son. A Kuwaiti contingent arrived as Jordan’s reserves near the Israeli border gear up with Western weapons. Syria tensions rise after a pact with Jordan, while Israel expands mobilization and contemplates a broader emergency cabinet. United Nations moves and Turkish reports of Soviet naval movements add to the regional tension.
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Nasser
Egypt
Abdul Rahman Aref
Cairo
Kuwait
Jordan
Hussein
Syria
Damascus
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Moshe Dayan
Yigal Alon
Itzhak Rabin
Avraham Harman
Rabbinical Assembly of American
Washington
Gulf of Aqaba
Africa
Asia
Mostafa Kamel
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Magomet Gadzhiev
Black Sea
Bosporus
Wall Street Opens Up After Mixed Start On Thursday
The stock market rebounded in heavy trading with gains led by DuPont Boeing United Aircraft Raytheon and others. Milwaukee Road and Chicago Northwestern rose while new orders and tax credit news boosted confidence. opening blocks included Sperry Rand Fairchild Pan Am RCA and Standard Oil NA.
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New York
du Point
Boeing
United Aircraft
Raytheon
High Voltage Engineering
American Airlines
American Tobacco
Chicago &North Western
Pan American World Airways
New
RCA
Standard Oil
Virginia Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy with Mild Temperatures
Virginia sees mostly cloudy tonight with a low of 44 to 50. Friday brings a high of 68 to 74 and Saturday will be fair and cool. Rainfall in the past 24 hours ended at 8 30 a m today was trace with June rainfall on record at trace. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years totals 36 50 inches for the year. Historical five year rainfall shows 1962 39 73 1963 33 46 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 32.
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Associated Press High Lower
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Eanrr
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
Montreal
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Januar
Precipitation Comparison for 1966 and 1967 Through May
The report notes May precipitation was .98 inch above the 54 year May average of 3.64 inches. March also exceeded average with 4.54 inches, while January February and April ran below average. In 1966 January February and April exceeded, with March and May below. The document presents a comparison for the first five months of 1966 and 1967.
May Activate Battleship New Jersey
The Navy will study demothballing the battleship New Jersey for Vietnam service. McNamara authorized an $800,000 study to assess practicality, with four battleships in mothballs including New Jersey Iowa and Wisconsin near Philadelphia and Missouri at Bremerton. Congressmembers press for the move, arguing its 16 inch guns could reach distant targets. demothballing could take 12 to 18 months after the study ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
New Jersey
Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
Paul H. Nitze
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Iowa
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Missouri
Bremerton
Wash
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Delinquency Conference Brings Youth Voices to Washington
A two day National Conference on Juvenile Delinquency opens in Washington with 45 teenagers, many jailed, sharing views with 200 adult delegates. The discussion centers on the 1961 act and its funding of over 200 grants for community programs, vocational training, neighborhood centers, and field workers.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Congress
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Jesse H. Dollar
Board of Finance
U.S. Navy
Newport News Shipbuilding
Drydock Co
William and Mary College
National Association of
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
Sageanea
THE
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Blade Chuck
CALL
Fleet & Co., Inc
Pall Mall ST
Monthru
Skent St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Loco
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Carolinas
Florida
Central Plains
TV Airways
Smothers Brothers
Ed Sullivan
Wall Street
Lane & Bro
N. Cameron St
Virginia
Trace
Bulova
Wincheter
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