Obituaries for Edith Slonaker Rogers and Roy Sydnor Dodson
Two funeral services are announced. Edith Slonaker Rogers 53 of 133 Allison Ave. died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital and will be laid to rest Monday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hebron. Roy Sydnor Dodson 37 of Route 1 Stephens City died Wednesday with services Monday at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Edith Slonaker Rogers
Allison Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street Methodist Church
J. Omps
Paul Slonaker
Rogers
Ralph ‘Rogers
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Carrie Shanholtz Slonaker
Arthur B. Slonaker
Roy Sydnor Dodson
Route 1
Stephens City
Jones Funeral Home
Mug shaped face jars recall 17th century English distilling
The note links the term mug for a face to small jars used in 17th century England. It cites common likenesses in mugs and faces and mentions Aristotle and distilling in Meteorology as historical cross references.
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England
Two Soldiers Die in Crash With Dump Truck Near Fort Belvoir
A collision between a small foreign car and a dump truck near Fort Belvoir in Fairfax County left two soldiers dead. Identity of the victims was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Associated Press
Ft. Belvoir
Virginia
Fairfax County
Fairfax
Andrew Vincent Zamborsky
Washington
Boydton
Connie Elaine Brown
Baskerville
Virginia 4
Mecklenburg County
Waverly
Carl Kenneth Wood
Madison Heights
Petersburg
Surry County
Danville
Lenwood
Lester Murrell
Ringgold
Pittsylvania County
Vice President Humphrey Hospitals After Bladder Infection
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will remain several days at Bethesda Naval Hospital to review results of antibiotic therapy for a mild bladder infection. He entered the hospital Friday night after returning from a two week overseas mission. earlier in May he sought diagnosis for symptoms connected to that trip.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Humphrey
Maryland
Europe
Danes Readies For Princess Margrethe Wedding
Princess Margrethe, 27, will wed Count Henrik de Laborde de Monpezat, 32, in a Danish ceremony at a portside church with 400 guests and 150000 locals expected to witness a normal Danish wedding as Denmark’s royal rites align with longstanding decree. Henrik will convert to Danish, adopt Henrik as his name, and become prince of Denmark, with ceremony timing set by the princess’s words.
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Margrethe
Denmark
Frederick IX
Ingrid
Sweden
Henri de Laborde de Monpezat
Erik Jenson
Europe
Elizabeth II
England
Constantine
Greece
Copenhagen
Fredensborg Castle
Bishop Jensen
Christian x
Henri “Wount
Henri
Henrik
Prince of
Debated View of Cumberland Park Access
Virginia officials clash with the Wilderness Society and the Sierra Club over how to open the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park wilderness area. The state favors a road to key sites while the groups want visitors to travel on foot, with a Park Service ruling expected after hearings in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Ewing
Virginia
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
The
Wilderness Society
Sierra Club
Daniel Boone
Tennessee
Kentucky
James Preston
National Park Service
Preston
Tom Fugate
Godwin
Fugate
Hensley Settlement
Sand Cave
White Rocks
William C. Wampler
R - Va
Del
Edgar Bacon
Park Service
Frontlines in Syria and Egypt Shift as Ceasefire Talks Stall
Movements around Damascus and Koneytra spark U.N. scrutiny. Israel denies attacking Damascus while Syria claims shelling from Israel continues. Nasser resigns as Egypt faces a setback, yet his party keeps him in place amid regional support. The Soviet bloc pledges aid if Israel persists beyond the 1948 lines, with goals including Sharm el Sheikh.
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Damascus
Syria
Koneytra
Thant
Counceil
Bull
Jerusalem
Koneytta
U.N
Gideon Rafael
United Nations
Israel
Nasser
Egypt
Iraq
Lebanon
Zakaria Mohieddin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Crippled Liberty Ship Heads For Crete After Attack
The Liberty, an American electronics ship damaged in an Israeli attack, heads toward Crete for a formal search of 24 missing crewmen presumed killed. Nine bodies and about 75 wounded were transferred to the USS America and the cruiser Little Rock.
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America
Liberty
Crete
Little Rock
Israel
Virgil L. Brownfield
Palo
Iowa
Sinao
Navy
Egypt
Weather Today From Fair Tonight Through Monday Warm
Weather report notes fair tonight with temperatures 58 to 66 and Sunday partly cloudy and warm. Monday shows variable cloudiness and warmth. Past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. recorded no rainfall. June rainfall to date is trace. 1967 rainfall to date 13.70. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years totals 36.50 inches. Five year totals list 39.73 in 1968, 33.46 in 1963, 31.63 in 1964, 26.85 in 1965, 33.32 in 1966.
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Associated Press
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Ore
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Richmond
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City
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Tampa
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Winnipeg
Dayan and Bull Hold Urgent Talks on Syria Hostilities
The U N Security Council discussed Israel’s reported air activity near Damascus as Gen Moshe Dayan met with Lt Gen Odd Bull head of the U N Palestine Truce Supervisory Organization to seek an end to the fighting. U Thant relayed Israel's claims of proximity to Damascus while denying an air attack on the city.
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Israel
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
Odd Bull
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervisory Organization
Syria
U Thant
Damascus
Gideon Rafael
Council of the
Dayan Bull
Evan
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
Thant
Six Hurt in Route 81 Collision Near Winchester
A Clearbrook woman and five others were injured when two cars collided on Interstate 81 about 2.6 miles north of Winchester near the Stephenson interchange. Judy Ann Russell of Clearbrook was cut and treated. five others including children were treated and released. Damages were estimated at 1000 dollars for one car and 400 for the other.
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Clearbrook
Winchester
Stephenson
Sheetz
Judy Ann Rusesell
D. H. Sheetz
David Wakeman Parks
Hagi
Interstate 81
Stephenson Een
Judy Ann Russell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Scholarships and Awards Recipients Named
Meletser William E Beam er of 408 N Kent St Kiwanis Club awards Patricia Gorrell Seeds to Geraldine Leeds’s daughter and Debor ah Arnold Dunn as anonymous Winchester Frederick County Kiwanis recipient. Winnie Legge Award goes to David Gaylen Strance. Peter McKee Memorial Scholarship honors Edgar Walton Newman II. Quarles Cup is awarded by the senior class to Maribeth Gravatt Watts.
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William E. Beamer
Kent St
Kiwanis Club
Petricia Gorrell Seeds
Geraldine Leeds
Piccadilly St
Carlisle Fisher
The
Winchester-Frederick County Kiwanis Club
Deborah Arnold Dunn
William Dunn
Winnie Legge
Judges Athletic Assn
David Gaylen Strance
Peter McKee
Marsh says Kennedy Round short-changed American agriculture
Representative John O. Marsh Jr. criticized the Kennedy Round tariff negotiations for limiting access to European markets for U.S. agriculture. He pointed to poultry as a key disappointment and noted new European fee and quota restrictions. He discussed the issue with Farm Bureau officials and urged import limitations on foreign agricultural goods.
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Harrisonburg
John O. Marsh, Jr
Area Farm Bureau
Marsh
Europe
William M. Roth
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Mr. Roy Sydnor Dodson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalt Florist, Inc
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Loudoun Street
DIAL
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
New York
Modern Library
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the Pinnacle
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Dayan
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tiberias
Jordan Valley
Melester
David Booth Holliday
N. Cameron St
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