Deaths and Funerals in Capon Bridge and Nearby
Obituary notices report James T. Lupton age 87 of Capon Bridge with wife Frances Boone Lupton and children J J Lupton Ruby Linton and Earl Unger among 19 grandchildren. Miss Mint Lamp 91 of 27 W Gerrard St dies, burial Mount Hebron. others include Earl Pifer died in Roanoke with widow Nancy Sands and children Evelyn Colleen William and Dorothy. Funeral plans pending for all, with services at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and Jones Funeral Home York area.
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James T. Lupton
Capon Bridge
Lupton
Hampshire County
Jesse G
Rachel Haines Lupton
Frances Boone Lupton
J. Thomas
Ruby) Linton
Inwood
W.va
Earl (Ern) Unger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jesse J. Lupton
Yellow Spring
James Ray Lupton
Washington
Giffin
J. F. Omps
Quaker Cemetery
Sarah Arminta (Mint) Lamp
W. Gerrard St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Lamp
Mount Williams
Henry
Ann Lamp
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Mary Snapp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Earl Armel Pifer
Roanoke
Pifer
Ageia Armel Pifer
Nancy Sands
Evelyn Vance
Colleen Pifer
Frederick County
William Pifer
Berryville
Dorothy Bailey
Armel
Magruder collision claims officer’s kin and another Virginia death
The Magruder station wagon failed to yield. Mrs Magruder suffered a fractured neck and cuts. She is the daughter of Mrs George Lee of Clarke County and widow of Commodore John H Magruder. Burial planned at Arlington. A second fatal crash on U S 29 211 killed Barr Parker Jr 44 of Washington.
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Barr Parker, Jr
Washington
U.S
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Britain Tests Blue Streak After Four Failures
Britain's 90 ton Blue Streak rocket launched at Woomera Range after four prior failures in two weeks. It fell 209 miles short of its 1 000 mile target as Britain advances a satellite program with ESRO to place a first stage in space by 1967 or 1968.
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Humphrey Optimistic Senate Votes To End Civil Rights Debate
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said he is reasonably optimistic the Senate will vote to end the civil rights debate. He expects 99 senators present for the crucial cloture test, with Son. Clair Engle as the only known absentee due to brain operations. He said 66 votes are needed for cloture and urged all colleagues to attend.
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Potomac Basin Plan draws Virginia debate years ahead
A Virginia committee weighs joining a Potomac Basin development plan amid opposition from local officials and landholders. The report argues large dams and 418 upstream check dams are needed to serve future water needs and population growth by 2010, while warning against revenue losses from land retirements.
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Virginia
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Purcellville
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Winchester
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Harrisonburg
West Target Of Old New Spy Charges
Moscow reports in Red Star accuse six American aides of spying in Soviet military areas and photographing restricted zones. It cites incidents at Murmansk Rostov and Batumi and notes prior detentions of British and American attaches in London and Odessa.
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Boy Drowns In Farm Pond In Dinwiddie VA
In Dinwiddie Virginia sixteen year old Woodrow Harville of Route 1 Carson drowned yesterday in a pond on Billy Harville’s farm. He and friends swam when he went under and was pulled from the water by others who could not revive him. He attended Southside High School.
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Billy Harville
Daisy Harville
Southside High School
Virginia five day forecast and weather notes
The five day forecast for Virginia shows near normal temperatures with a gradual rise early next week. Rain is expected tomorrow and again at the start of the week as Winchester reports a sunset at 8 36 p m and sunrise at 5 46 a m.
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Britain Accepts Poland Laos Peace Conference Proposal
Britain to pursue a limited six nation consultation on the Laotian crisis with Poland and the Soviet Union cochairing. India Canada Poland join as members along with Laos and the three Laotian factions. The U S would not participate and Zurich is eyed for talks later this month.
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North Viet Nam Criticizes Khrushchev In Soviet Policy Clash
North Viet Namese article in Hoc Tap accuses Khrushchev of servin g Moscow needs over world revolution and of forcing a socialist division of labor. Deputy Premier Pham Hung, via New China News Agency, says the premier prioritizes the Soviet Union and Soviet military buildup while denying aid to other communist nations.
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Eskimos on Banks Island Use Ground Freezer for TV Dinners
The Canadian Arctic residents favor TV dinners and store them in a deep freeze created by a hole in the frozen ground. This method serves as a practical food preservation approach in Banks Island conditions.
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Banks Island
Ohio State to standardize four quarters length
Equal quarters plan set for fall 1965 at Ohio State University standardizing the four instructional quarters to 50 class days and 5 examination days. Current quarters vary by up to five days. Officials say uniform quarters will enable a faster teaching schedule in key areas.
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Equal Quarters
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
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