Obituary for Mrs Mime A Sencindiver at Omps Funeral Home
A funeral service for Mrs Mime A Sencindiver of 706 N Lowdown St was held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Omps Federal Home officiated by Rev. Robert Couch. Pallbearers were Jonas Chambertin, Rob ert Chambertin, Daniel Chambertin, Warren Chambertin, Paul Chambertin, and Ellsworth Barrett. Burial followed at Mount Hebron. The body remained at Omps Funeral Home.
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A. Sencindiver
N. Lowdown St
Omps Federal
Robert Couch
Jonas
Robert
Daniel
Warren
Paul Chambertin
Ellsworth Barrett
Mount Hebron
Fire destroys home on old Route 50 leaving family homeless
A fire yesterday around 6 30 p m on old Route 50 west destroyed a farm house owned by Garland and George Cather at Round Hill. Helen Cheshire and her three children were not home. Allen Reid of Round Hill Fire Company alerted the flames. Firefighters from Round Hill and Shawnee battled the blaze and are collecting donations for the family.
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Old Route 50
Helen Cheshire
Garland
George Cather
Round Hill
Allen Reid
Round Hill Fire Company
Cather
Shawnee
2 Women Hurt in Collision at Amherst Street
A Timber Ridge Virginia man was cut at 10 09 am today on Amherst Street in front of the Farm Bureau. Lamp 57 was injured though the extent was not determined this morning.
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Timber Ridge
Lamp
Amherst St
Farm Bureau
Buddhist campaign escalates amid personal crises in Vietnam
Buddhist leaders pressed for calm as seven personal crisis reports surfaced in a five month period. Thich Tri Quang warned of boycotting any elections set by Ky’s military government. In military news, Korean forces in Operation Crazy Horse reported 119 Viet Cong killed, eight weapons seized, and 31 VC captured as allied casualties remained light. Near Phu My, battles produced eight VC dead and 22 prisoners, with ongoing engagements in the northeast Saigon area.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Tam Chau
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Sence Bfle
Alli
Phu My
Robertson Denounces Kennedy Plan in Virginia Remarks
In Roanoke, Senator A Willis Robertson denounces Senator Edward Kennedy's proposal to form a commission to pursue better relations with Red China, calling it appeasement and warning of continued communist aims. Opponent William B Spong pushes a consumer labeling bill, while Fairfax Mary Boothe proposes Northern Virginia education gains and Rawlings criticizes Smith, urging support for his bid in the 8th District race.
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Associated Press
Willis Robertson
United States
Robertson
Roanoke
Edward Kennedy
de Mass
Red China
William B. Spong
Pruth
Senate
Spong
Security Council
China
Norfolk
Roberta
Tto
Rmistead L. Boothe
Airfax
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Northern
Virginia
Fairfax
Boothe
George Mason College
George C. Rawlings Jr
Dahlgren
Howard W.smith
Congress
Smith
General Assembly
Girl Dies in Fluvanna County House Fire
An 11 year old Fluvanna County girl Juanita Timberlake died in a family home blaze near the Fluvanna Louisa county line. Four other family members escaped. Fire cause not yet determined.
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Fluvanna County
Fluvanna-Louisa County
Juanita Timberlake
Apollo crew delays lunar rendezvous and plans spacewalk
The story describes a third rendezvous near the moon that used more fuel than expected, leaving 50 pounds of maneuvering fuel. Ground controllers note fatigue and tough hours ahead for EVA planning, with changes to the spacewalk after leaving behind the ATDA satellite and altering Cernan’s role as space mechanic.
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Apollo
Clifford Charlesworth
Tom
Charlesworth
Stafford
William C. Schneider
Schneider
Cernan
ATDA
Weather today and outlook with rainfall totals
Fair and milder tonight with Sunday sunny and highs in the 80s to 90s. Monday partly cloudy and Winchester skies. Sunrise 5 47 a m moon rises 10 22 p m no rainfall in past 24 hours. May and 1966 rainfall totals listed with long term averages.
Turncoat Clarence Adams Departure Delayed in Hong Kong
A US consulate spokesman in Hong Kong said money shortages and travel-document delays are delaying the exit of Korean war turncoat Clarence Adams and his family from Hong Kong to the United States. Adams, a Memphis Tennessee native, and his Chinese wife, whom he married in Red China, along with their two children, may need another week to finalize travel papers after crossing into Hong Kong on May 26.
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Hong Kong
Clarence Adams
United States
U.S
Adams
Memphis
Truce Reaches Two Detroit-Area Teacher Walkouts
In southeastern Michigan two major teacher walkouts ended with court negotiated truces. Over 80,000 students were kept home Thursday and Friday as unions pressed for higher pay while remaining districts faced mixed reopenings.
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Detroit
Southeastern Michigan
Oie
Afl-Cio
Michigan
Flint
Moon Camera Nears 2000 Mark In Lunar Photos
Surveyor 1, America's lunar camera, neared the 2000 mark in transmissions of black and white photographs from the Moon. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials in Pasadena praised the pictures as the 620 pound craft orbits the surface and captures views of its feet and horizon. The camera draws power from sunlight and will stop when the two week lunar day ends.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet- Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
Earth
Detective's Wife Delivers Quadruplets in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police sergeant Richard Eife announced his wife 34 gave birth to four babies two boys and two girls at Frankford Hospital near midnight Friday. Doctors reported mother and infants all doing fine and in good health.
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Richard Eife
Philadelphia
AA Four-State Gathering Sets Spring Meeting in Senseny Park
Alcoholics Anonymous from four states and Washington DC hold a two day spring meeting at the War Memorial Building in Senseny Park. Tonight at 8 PM Marvin G. of Fredericksburg leads as master of ceremonies with Sue P. of Baltimore and Ray R. of Bel Air Maryland speakers. Tomorrow Charles L. of North Arlington MC at 10 30 AM with faith speakers, and Harold H. of Baltimore at 2 PM with Francis K. of Baltimore hosting. Free coffee and doughnuts. Public welcome.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
District of Columbia
War Memorial
Senseny Park
Marvin G
Fredericksburg
Sue P
Baltimore
Francis K
Harold H
FAA orders cut in National Airport flights this summer
The FAA told 13 airlines serving Washington National Airport to reduce flights due to overloaded ground facilities since jet service began April 24. National traffic rose 16 000 passengers while Dulles traffic fell 15 000. Officials set a June 10 deadline for recommendations.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington National Airport
FAA
National
Dulles International Airport
Arven H. Saunders
National Capital Airports
Maryland
Friendship International
Baltimore
Friendship
Dulles
Virginia
Virginia colleges confer 2500 degrees Sunday
Seven Virginia colleges plan commencement exercises Sunday conferring more than 2,500 degrees. The University of Virginia leads with 1,349 graduates, followed by Old Dominion 543 Randolph-Macon 117 Mary Baldwin 100 Hollins 143 Lynchburg 200 and Sweet Briar 145.
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Associated Press
Virginia
University of Virginia
Old Dominion
Randolph - Macon
Mary Baldwin
Hollins
Lynchburg
Sweet Briar
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