Mrs Bertha Clowser Obituary in Winchester Area
Mrs Bertha May Clowser 80 of near Hayfield died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born January 6 1885 in Frederick County widow of William H Clowser and a member of Mount Olive Evangelical United Brethren Church She is survived by nieces and nephews Funeral services Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Don R Miller with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery
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Bertha May Clowser
Hayfield
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Don R. Miller
Mount Olive Cemetery
Union Local Concludes Meet at George Washington Hotel
Union Local 2207 of the Communications Workers of America ends a two day meeting in Virginia led by Virginia Director Robert W Bailey and representative Mrs Lee Sobak. The group discusses a combine program of community services public relations and organizing for 650 CWP employees in Northern Virginia and broader CWA goals.
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Communications Workers of America
George Washington Hotel
Robert W. Bailey
Virginia
Lee Sobak
CWA
Lucille Flaherty
William Sager
Russell A. Miller
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
C&p
Jeff Hall
Bailey
Bell System
Western Electric
Long Lines
Valley DDD Begins Today In Harrisonburg Exchange
Direct distance dialing started at 8 a.m. in the Harrisonburg exchange of the Harrisonburg Telephone Company. Mayor Frank C. Switzer, a director and son of the founder, planned to dial his New York daughter first.
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Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg Telephone Company
Frank C. Switzer
New York
Switzer
The
Telephone Company
Walter C. Switzer
Livestock Market Roundup Chicago Week Summary
AP USDA report shows hogs up 50 to 75 cents with barrows and gilts 22.50 to 23.00 at close and sows 17.25 to 19.25. Sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs 27.00 to 28.50. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower box prices: prime steers 30.50 to 30.75, high choice 29.00 to 30.25, choice 27.00 to 29.00, heifers 26.00 to 27.50 with good to choice 25.00 to 26.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Quiz Answers Snapshot from History Page
List shows answers including Andrew Johnson and William Bendix with references to a woman, Washington and the Netherlands. It mentions a basket of flowers and notes about the Chief Justice position with a No response.
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Washington
The
Netherlands
Harvard Class of 1940 Dedicates Meet to JFK
Harvard's class of 1940 plans a June 13 to 17 reunion with over 500 of 927 living members attending. They dedicate their 25th anniversary report to John F. Kennedy, read names at Memorial Church, and establish a Kennedy scholarship for undergraduates. A film on Kennedy's life will be shown during reunion week.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Harvard College
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Colege
U.S
Two Injured In Rt. 50 One Car Crash At Paris Mountain
A one car crash on Route 50 at Paris Mountain at 6 10 p m injured two men. Thomas Lloyd Chorley 23 of Dearborn Michigan drove off road into gravel and ditch, hit a culvert and re crossed. Passenger Darry Norman Largent 20 of Akron Ohio was thrown from the car. Both men suffered contusions lacerations and abrasions and were treated then released from Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Rt. 50
Paris Mountain
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Thomas Lloyd Chorley
Dearborn
Mich
Winchester
L. W. Waters
Chorley
Darry Norman Largent
Akron
Ohio
Summer School Begins Monday at James Wood
Summer school registration starts Monday at 9 a.m. at the James Wood school. The eight week program offers English for grades eight through 12, general science for eighth and ninth, algebra I and TI, and social studies for grades eight through 12.
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James Wood
Astronauts Report 47 Hours in Space with High Alertness
Hodge stated the crew remained highly alert after more than 47 hours aloft with excellent spacecraft conditions and no signs of early termination. The astronauts photographed key Earth reference points from Puerto Rico to Bolivia to aid future Moon mission guidance. White slept through a routine medical exam and was awakened in the 27th orbit.
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Point Jiguera
Point Aguilla
Puerto Rico
el Dorado
Bogota
Colombia
Point Loma
San Diego
Calif
Lake Titicaca
Lake de Poppa
Bolivia
Blue Nile
Africa
White
Severe storms lash central U S with 11 dead in crashes
Severe thunderstorms swept across central and eastern Kansas into north central Missouri causing 11 deaths in highway crashes. Tree limbs downed power lines shattered windows and floods forced evacuations as rainfall neared six inches near Wichita and Kansas City areas.
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Associated Press
Kanesas
Missouri
Wichita
Kansas City
Gunmen Fire Into Home Of Deputy Sheriffs Office
Bogalusa Louisiana gunmen fired six bullets into the home of Chief Deputy Doyle Holliday as investigators pursue the murder of Washington Parish's first Black deputy sheriff O Neal Moore. A white suspect Ernest R McElveen waived extradition from Mississippi to Louisiana. FBI and state crime lab teams examined tire tracks and bullets while Holliday and his wife sheltered inside.
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Bogalusa
Gunemen
Doyle Holliday
Washington Parish
Sherriff
O’neal Moore
Ernest R. McElveen
Louisiaa
Tylertown
Miss
Holliday
FBI
State Crime Laboratory
Hollieday
Shear Re-elected In Romney West Virginia mayor
ROMNEY W Va Voters here this week re elected David Shear to the mayor s office for his eighth consecutive term. Mayor and Mrs Shear frequent visitors to Winchester and have participated in many Apple Blossom events. He owns a department store in Romney.
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Romney
W.va
David Shear
Shear
Winchester
Presidents speeches urge equal rights and voter protections
The Johnson address draws praise from leaders of major Negro groups who stress equal opportunity but urge swift voter rights legislation and backing for a broad registration drive. Hubert Humphrey likewise calls for full inclusion of Negroes into political and social life during Maryland commencement exercises at College Park.
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Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
James Farmer
Congress of Raccial Equality
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hubert H. Humphrey
Universiy
Maryland
Humphrey
Maine
America
College Park
Rainfall And Weather Outlook For Winchester
Fair tonight with a low near the 50s and a warm Sunday reaching the 80s with a slight chance of scattered thundershowers. Monday remains warm and humid with additional scattered storms. June rainfall to date is 0.36 inches. 1965 year-to-date rainfall 14.79 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 51 years listed from January to December.
Viet Nam War Bomb Hits and Supply Depot Damages Reported
The spokesman described direct bomb hits on Ben Phuoc and a Vinh depot with destruction of 14 buildings. Heavy bombings against Viet Cong targets continued in South Viet Nam as U S and Vietnamese aircraft as well as helicopters conducted multiple missions. Casualties rose while Viet Cong strength was estimated at 34 000 to 38 000 full time plus 80 000 to 100 000 militiamen with a North Vietnamese battalion infiltrated into Kontum Province.
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North Viet Nam
Ben Phuon
Hanoi
Vinh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Kontum Province
Central Highlands
Space Food Bill Is High for Space Meals
Space travelers James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II face a costly four day flight as each meal runs about 255 dollars. Their menu features freeze dried and dehydrated items like dry cereal bacon and egg bites toast orange juice and meat dishes designed to avoid crumbs and suit space conditions.
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Houston
Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Ohio Cadet Christman Tops West Point Class of 1965
Cadet Daniel W. Christman of Hudson Ohio, 22, named No 1 man in the 596 member West Point graduating class praised by Dwight D Eisenhower for the highest academic average. Princess Christina arrives in New York for 17 day US visit and White House ball. Tel Aviv Mayor Mordechai Namir arrives for a 10 day US fundraising tour addressing groups in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago.
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West Point
N.Y
Daniel W. Christman
Hudson
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Christman
New York
Christina
Sweden
Stockholm
United States
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Tel Aviv
Mordechai Namir
Israel
Tel Aviv University
Woman Beaten on D.C. Bus Sealed by Police
A 24 year old woman, Anne Doreen Weary, was beaten and robbed aboard a D C Transit bus as 40 passengers watched without helping. The driver James E Lord allegedly refused to stop and drop her at the 11th precinct, delivering her 45 minutes later. Police issued a lookout for a 17 to 18 year old African American male in Army fatigue pants and a blue shirt.
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Washington
D.C
Anne Doreen Weary
11Th Precinct
James E.lord
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