Obituary notices list Mason and Foster family services
Obituary notices detail multiple family members for William B. Mason Jr and other relatives. Funeral services are set at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Tuscarora Cemetery and Park Lawn Cemetery. Visitation hours are listed, along with names of spouses siblings and grandchildren.
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William B. Mason, Jr
Tomahawk
W. Va
Gary Wayne Mason
Charles H
George E
William R
Larry A. Mason
Stephenson
Elmer R. Mason
Rt. 4
Dorothy Louise Mason
Donald
Florence) Brown
Snow Shoe
John Fricke
Roger Weaver
Mary F Mason
Stephens
Grover C. Mills
Martinsburg
Mason
Brown Funeral Home
Donald Smith
Tuscarora
Jacking
Heder
Rileyville
Edward H
Alberta
Charter i
P. Saddle Club
Hesbie C. Foster
Frederick
Clyde W. Foster
Cascade, Mont
Sullivan
Evelyn) Alger
Glen Burnie
Jacob M
Iva Lee) Johnson, Jr
Buckeystown
Robert G
Meta) Foster
W.va
Jamies S. Foster
Newark
Del
Vontella Meadows
Harpers Ferry
Gaynelle Pope
Halltown
Kenneth Hamrick
Thurmont
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Clara Bean Knott
Seneca Drive
Ellicott City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virgil A. Moyer
Park Lawn Cemetery
Rockville
William Vaskis
Omps Funeral Home
Public Hearings Continue on State Air Pollution Control
State hearings debate stricter air pollution rules with Virginia Manufacturers Association opposing immediate tougher standards and urging an inventoried pollution source base. Conservation groups push tighter limits while residents in Norfolk Richmond and Roanoke seek bans on open burning noise controls and penalties. Del Ray L Garland urged auto emissions checks to curb smoking clunkers as the Highway Department imposes rules on open burning and salvage debris for road work.
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Virginia Manufacturers Association
VMA
Chambers of Commerce
Norfolk
Richmond
Roanoke
Charles H. Taylor
Manufacturers
Taylor
Virginia
Eadecge
Virginia Conservation Commission
Legal Environment Group
University of Virginia Law School
Ecology
Ieeee Ceed Bene
del Ray L. Garland
Garland
Boyce Reappointed to Frederick County School Board
Ray E. Boyce was unanimously reappointed to the Frederick County School Board for a four year term starting July 1. He represents Gainesboro District and has served two prior four year terms since 1963. The meeting was led by Charles R. Duvall with board members Clayton E. Pingley and Julian S. Carbaugh present.
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Ray E. Boyce
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Melton Wright
Boyce
Clayton E. Pingley
Julian S. Carbaugh
Wright
Nikolais Dance Theater Plans 90 Performances in 11 Countries
The Nikolais Dance Theater undertakes its third foreign tour under the Department of State with 90 performances over 16 weeks in 20 cities across 11 countries. Major festivals include Tehran Biennale, International Ballet Festival of Wiesbaden, Vienna Festival, Holland Festival, Tunis Festival and Dubrovnik Festival in Yugoslavia. The company will vacation in Europe after completing the tour in August.
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New York
Nikolais Dance Theater
Department of State
Teheran Bienalle
International Ballet Festival of Weisbaden
Vienna
Holland
Tunis
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Communists Charged With Playing Politics Over POWs
U S ambassador Bruce criticized Vietnamese Communists for leveraging American prisoners in peace talks. He urged clarification of statements on prisoners and war timetables, but his appeal was ignored. Nguyen Thi Binh and Xuan Thuy defended positions demanding troop withdrawals and freedom for captured servicemen.
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Paris
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Vietnam
Bruce
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Indochina
Clifford
Nguyen Thi Binh
South Vietnam
Firebomb remnants sent to FBI lab for analysis
Three firebombs exploded in Winchester last weekend one on Senator Byrd Jr. lawn and two at W A McDonald Valley Ave residence. A neighbor saw a burning bottle at 1 15 a m drenched it and it broke. No arrests or motive yet and investigation ongoing.
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Winchester
Harry F. Byrd Jr
W.A. McDonald
Valley Ave
Fred Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Senator Byrd
Hildebrandsgard
Byrd
Stuart Dyke
McDonald
Four Juveniles Face Petitions Over Middletown Elementary Break‑In
Frederick County Sheriff’s office issues petitions for four juveniles suspected in the June 4 5 and 7 break in at Middletown Elementary School. Deputy Renner says entry occurred via a top fire escape window unlocked by the juveniles. Items taken included a fish aquarium broom basketball magic markers ice cream milk and change.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Middletown
Renner
Answers on Luther Burbank Napoleon I St Paul
Short list appears to cite Luther Burbank and Napoleon I with mentions of St Paul and the word manageable. The fragment suggests a quiz or catalogue of names and places without a narrative.
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Luther Burbank
Napoleon I
School Girls Assaulted at John Marshall High School
Vanessa Duling 17 daughter of Richmond Police Chief was assaulted by a group of 15 to 20 girls in a school restroom. Two other students were robbed near the bus stop and an 18 year old suffered nose fractures in front of the school. police described the attackers as Negro and victims as white.
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Richmond
Vanessa Duling
Frank S. Duling
John Marshall High School
Duling
Miss Duling
Kennedy cools as Humphrey questions Dole on Vietnam stance
In a tense exchange Humphrey pressed Dole over references to Democratic leaders in discussing Vietnam. Kennedy entered the Senate chamber, criticized Nixon’s war policy and warned that peace moves may be driven by the 1972 election cycle.
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Dole
Kennedy
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Vietnam
Democratic Policy Council
Nixon
Senate
Massachusetts
Democrat
Senate debates draft ceilings amid National Security plea
The Senate approved a 78 to 4 amendment by Edward Kennedy to require congressional authorization for inductions above the ceiling while striking the escape clause. A Taft proposal to cut next year’s draft calls failed 54 to 25. McGovern Hatfield push gains support from diverse groups as lobbying intensifies and Mansfield doubts impact.
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Senate
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Congressional
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Mike Mansfield
Education and employment key to Britain's population growth
A Labor party research report argues expanding women's educational and employment opportunities is the best way to curb population growth. It states that when women gain satisfaction and status outside the home, many who are temperamentally inclined to be childless will feel less pressure to have children.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Weather and rainfall update for Virginia and atomic clock note
The Virginia forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight with lows in the low 0s and a Friday high near 78. Extended days show a weekend rain chance in the 80s by daytime and 60s at night. Atomic clocks are noted as among the most accurate, with tiny long term drift.
Berryville Moves Budget Toward July Review
Berryville Town Council heard a 198000 dollar budget largely unchanged from last year and deferred action to the July meeting for further study. The Budget Committee included Roy E. Potts Jr. and William Bowerman with Town Manager Jack Enders.
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Berryville
Roy E. Potts, Jr
William Bowerman
Jack Enders
Camel speed and daily travel range noted
A dromedary camel can run across hot desert sands at about 10 miles an hour and cover up to 100 miles in a day, highlighting its endurance in arid environments.
White Admitted To Practice Before High Court
Attorney Joseph W. White of Winchester was admitted June 7 to the Bar of the Supreme Court, with 36 Phi Alpha Delta members. Admission was moved by retired Justice Tom C. Clark, who hosted a reception at the Supreme Court building honoring the new admittees.
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Joseph W. White
Winchester
Phi Alpha Delta
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Ithe
Tailor Wins PERTH Case Over Python Threat
Maurice Britz 22 was fined 25 dollars after he pointed a nonpoisonous 9 foot python named Freddie at a tailor in a dispute over badges sewn on a jacket. Britz claimed a Blue Max badge was missing and threatened the tailor with the snake to force truth. The tailor reported the incident and police charged Britz with assault.
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Perth
Australia
Maurice Britz
Britz
Hell’s Angels
Freddie
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