Obituary notices for John A Parsons and Thelma S Conner
John A Parsons 39 of Northfield New Jersey formerly Winchester resident died today at his home survived by wife Fritzi Emmerth mother Mrs J C Foster four daughters and was a Department of Defense employee in Washington D C Funeral arrangements pending Thelma S Conner Boyce died Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral Sunday 2 p m Omps Funeral Home burial Salem Brethren Cemetery Stephenson City pallbearers honorary pallbearers listed family to receive friends at the funeral home 7 30 to 9 p m tonight
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John A. Parsons
Northfield
J. C. Foster
Alexandria
Fritzi Emmerth
J. A. Emmerth
Winchester
Mr. Parsons
Ane
Department of Defense
Washington
D. C
Thelma S. Conner
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Mark Roller
Salem Brethren Cemetery
Stephens City
Ronald O’ Brien
Roy Breeden
Clive Copenhaver
Charles Sandy
Floyd Allen Whitacre
Leonard Ricehard
James Beatty
Clyde Brumback
Robert Beavers
Osborne Renner
Daniel Steele
Edgar A. Cooley
Ninety seven young dancers in Winchester recital
Ninety seven dancers aged four to 18 will perform at Shenandoah College auditorium tonight at 8 p.m. in two halves titled In a Flower Garden and Talent Unlimited. The show benefits the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad, directed by Mrs. Joan Shiley. summer recess follows with a 1968-69 season starting September 17.
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Shenandoah College
Joan
Winchester
Joan Shiley
Stephens City
Middletown
White Post
Waredensville
Three-Vehicle Collision at Valley Ave and West Jefferson St
Mrs. Patsy E. Nicholson of Rt. 1 Front Royal was charged with following too closely after a three-vehicle crash at Valley Ave and West Jefferson St. yesterday afternoon. Total damage was about $905 with no injuries.
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Patsy E. Nicholson
Rt. 1
Front Royal
Winchester
Valley Ave
West Jefferson St
William A. Miller
Greenwall Ave
Anna Lee DeHaven
Baltimore
Nicholson
DeHaven
Hanoi negotiators may shift tactics in Paris talks
North Vietnam may seek to shift from immediate bombing end to broader peacemaking issues. Nhan Dan stressed US duty to end bombing across North Vietnam first. New envoy Le Duc Tho expected to bring fresh instructions to Xuan Thuy in Paris. Talks recessed with no deescalation progress.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Nhan Dan
United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
le Duc Tho
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Central Committee
Tho
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Hanoi
Higher Interest Rates on U.S. Bonds Effective Today
Treasury officials raised rates on Series E and H bonds to 4.25 percent and increased Freedom Shares to 5 percent as of today. The change aims to restore profitability to the bond program, with actual higher payments not starting until December 1 due to semiannual interest calculations.
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U.S
Washington
Treasury
Johnson
Texas White House
Ates F
Freedom
Upswing of Rabies Spreads Fear in Virginia Wildlife
Roanoke AP reports Virginia ranks fifth in wildlife rabies with foxes as primary carriers. Bedford and Washington counties show major problems, with 16 locals vaccinated and 7 or 8 Washington county cases in 18 months. Wildlife poses rising risk as public land use grows.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Bedford
Washington Counties
Shenandoah Valley
Washington County
Paul C. White Jr
State Department of Health
Weather today and weekend shower chance text
Variable cloudiness with a few brief showers tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 50 to 55 and high Sunday 78 to 85. Highlights this June include conjunctions of Mars Venus and Mercury with the sun.
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Mars
Venus
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Past Five Years
Rainfall data show 1968 May totals and year to date 12.97 inches through today. Five year January to December totals are 33.46 31.63 26.85 33.82 36.48 inches with May 3.66 and overall 55 year annual average 36.50 inches.
Petersburg Girl Believed Kidnapped
Police say they are convinced 10 year old Lois Walton was kidnapped on her way to school in Petersburg Virginia. A neighbor saw an old black station wagon pick her up at 8 20 am and police seek the vehicle and driver a white man or light skinned Negro. A $1000 reward has been offered by the family.
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Germany
Lois
Walton
Waltons
Biggs
Virginia
Clarke County Educator Wood Resigns for Nansemond County
Clarke County superintendent Wood announces resignation to take a post in Nansemond County. Board members express regret, noting his impact on programs like Sullivan Reading and the Clarke County Cultural Center. Robert E. Leonard named to replace Wood in Warren County. VEA leader Melton Wright praises Wood’s leadership.
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Gilpin
Wood
Nansemond
Hugh West
Clarke County
Sullivan
The
Star
Eustace Jackson
Ed Lee
Board of Supervisors
Lee
Jackson
A. Garland Williams
James B. Wilson
PTA
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Robert E. Leonard
Warren County School System
Melton Wright
God
Rev Baltimore to Speak at Zion Baptist Berryville
Rev. Baltimore of Falls Church Virginia will speak at Zion Baptist Church Berryville Sunday at 11 am. A 4 pm literary program sponsored by the Daughters of Zion follows the service at the same church.
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Carroll Baltimore
Falls Church
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
The
Daughters of Zion
Answers From I Q May On California Hawthorne
The list presents brief answers spanning topics from May to California and Nathaniel Hawthorne. True statements include three and four as numeric items while reptiles are noted as a category.
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California
Nathaniel Hawthorne
True
New Heart Transplant Patients Reported Satisfactory
The world's two newest heart transplant recipients, a Canadian and an Argentine, show satisfactory but guarded progress. Albert Murphy, 59, of Laval living in Montreal, remains conscious yet sedated and aided by a mechanical heart. he is the 18th graft recipient. Antonio Serrano, 54, in Buenos Aires, the 19th patient, is unconscious with lung issues but described in satisfactory condition.
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Associated Press
Albert Murphy
Montreal
Laval
Montreal Heart Institute
Murphy
Clinica Modelo
Buenos Aires
Antonio Enrique Serrano
Chapter of History Missing in Santa Fe
University of New Mexico anthropology professor Florence Hawley Ellis reported a missing chapter from her manuscript on New Mexico and Southwestern archaeology. The 50 page section was taken from a car in front of her home. Marion Krebs was typing the manuscript, and Ellis said the original remains and the chapter can be retyped.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Florence Hawley Ellis
University of New Mexico
Ise Automablio
Marian Krebs
Ellis
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