Obituaries for Harri Gan Shelton Garner and Samuel J A Kline
Funeral services are planned for Harri Gan Shelton Garner of Berryville at Zion Baptist Church with pallbearers listed and burial at Milton Valley Cemetery. The body lies at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Berryville. A separate service for Samuel J A Kline of Alexandria will be held at Jones Home with Rev Ronald S Clark officiating. Kline, son of Stephen and Mary J Donard Kline, was long employed by Stuart Perry. burial follows at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Harrigan Shelton Garner
Berry
Wille
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Paul Brown
Benjamin ‘Page
Jesse Moss
al Derr
John W. Gillison
Beverley Williams
Jonnie Lampkins
Milton Valley Cemetery
John H. Enders
Samuel JA. Kline
Alexandria
Jones
Ronald 8
Unopposed Slates Vie for Local Council Seats
Two full slates run for six council posts while mayors Archie Manuel in Middletown Garland M Canter in Berryville and Lawrence Kephart in Boyce face no opposition along with four council members and the recorder all unopposed for re election.
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Archie Manuel
Mid-dletown
Garland M
Canter
Berryville
Counsell
Recorder
Lawrence Kephart
Boyce
Modlin Foresees Richmond's 25 Year Future and Endowment Growth
Dr. George M. Modlin, president of the University of Richmond, told a graduation class of 493, the largest in the school's history, that the university will shape its next 25 years and its $10 million endowment would double in ten years.
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University of Richmond
George M. Modlin
University
Montana Flood Devastates Cities and Dams Fail
Floodwaters from breached dams at Chateau East Glacier and Two Medicine Creek inundate towns west of Browning and along the Sun and Marias rivers. Jim Farrar watches horses and cattle swept away near Shelby. Five Grant family members missing near Browning. truck and bodies not recovered. Great Falls braces as crest nears 20 feet above flood stage, threatening historic damage.
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Chateau
East Glacier
Dupuyer
Swift
Jim Farrar
Shelby
Browning
Blackfeet
Two Medicine Creek
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Missouri
Great Falls
U S Cleared Of Charges By Panama
The International Commission of Jurists cleared the United States of Panamanian charges that U S troops and police violated human rights during the Panama Canal Zone riots in January. It found excessive force may have been used and criticized Panamanian authorities for not curbing rioters and for inflammatory broadcasts. Twenty two killed and about 325 injured as Panamanian crowds protested the flag issue.
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Geneva
International Commission of Jurists
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Howsever
Canal Zone
Nixon says search for candidate continues
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said GOP governors still seek an alternative to Barry Goldwater for the nomination. He named possible rivals Governors Scranton and Romney and warned a party split could arise if Goldwater’s views are not repudiated. He expected a decisive week for any opposition to emerge.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Sal
Eisenhower
Nixon
Goldner
William W. Scranton
Penny Nia
George Romney
Michigan
Republican Party
San Francisco
Court actions eyed to end Cape Kennedy picketing
At Cape Kennedy Florida, court action was expected to halt picketing that halted most construction at the Saturn Titan 3 complex and Kennedy Space Center. The National Labor Relations Board planned talks with a U S District Court judge in Orlando after unions halted work over rail supplies.
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Brotherhood of Maintenance Way
Florida East Coast Railroad
Florida East Coast Rails
Cape
Kennedy Space Center
Space Agency
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U.S. District Court
Orlando
Dottie West Set for Winchester Park and Shop Appearances
Country singer Dottie West, marshal of the Apple Blossom Festival Firemen’s Parade, will perform at Winchester Park and Shop in two shows at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Jim McCoy and His Melody Playboys join her. West, from Tennessee, frequent Grand Ole Opry appearances and has toured servicemen installations.
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Dottie West
Winchester
Winchester Park
Miss West
Jim McCoy
Melody Playboys
Tennessee
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
TCA Victor
Walker's Libel Trial Opens in Fort Worth
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker faces a $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press in Texas. Jury of 12 selected to decide if AP stories falsely accused him of leading a 1962 Ole Miss riot charge. AP defense argues stories were true and defends press freedom.
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Fort Worth
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Walker
Clyde Watts
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
U.S
Texas
Gooch
Elm tree vandalism mystery in Macon housing project
Police investigated the vandalism at a Macon housing project where about 25 Chinese elm trees were felled. Witnesses said two young boys used a Japanese sword to commit the act. The incident created an Oriental mystery in the investigation.
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Macon
Weather sketch for Winchester on June 9
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with low 66 to 72. Tomorrow outlook hot and partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and high in the low to mid 90s. Thursday cooler with partly cloudy skies. Sunset 8:39 p.m. Sunrise 5:46 a.m. New Moon tomorrow at 12:23 a.m.
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M—Missing
Laos Flight Pattern Changes Amid Laos Reconnaissance Shifts
U.S. Navy jets alter Laos reconnaissance routes to dodge antiaircraft guns that shot down two carrier jets. Adjustments include varying approach angles timings formations and altitudes possibly adding fighters to guard photo planes. If more jets fall the photos may fly higher reducing clarity during the rainy season.
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Washington
U.S
Laos
Navy
Air Force
Presentation of Passion Play Cracks Crimea and More
Belgium and Mexico collide in a strange quiz with clues ranging from a man and a spider to Harrison and Taylor. A Crimean dry ice scenario, Martin Luther, and a single eye emerge as oddball answers in a terse teardown. No further details available.
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Harrison and Taylor
Martin Luther
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