Obituaries Highlight Local L L Shreck and Others
The notice profiles the death of 77 year old Rev L L Shreck of Route 5 Senseny Road in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Surviving family includes two daughters and two sisters with funeral details at Jones Funeral Home.
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L. L. Shreck
Senseny Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shreck
Frederick County
John
Jenny Shreck
Nettie Mac Pugh
Braddock Street
Winchester
June Shreck
Meta Hawkins
Wardensville
W. Va
D. W. Feltner
Pensacola
Fla
Mildred Baker
Washington
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Henry S. Amidon
Mount Hebron
Funeral Services for Local Residents
Funeral services announced for Rev. L. L. Shreck at 11 00 A M Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home. John C. Wright to be honored at 1 30 P M Wednesday. Ella Jarrett to receive a 11 00 A M Tuesday service with graveside rites in Pomeroy Ohio.
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Beach Grove
Pomeroy
Ohio
Rev. L. L. Shreck
Jones Funeral Home
John C. Wright
Ella Jarrett
Indian film kissing scenes under study by government
Information-Minister K K Shah announced plans to hold seminars to gauge public opinion before permitting kissing in Indian films. He noted kissing is taboo in Indian cinema, with Western films often edited to remove scenes and adult tickets required where shown.
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Ahmedabad
India
K.K. Shah
Shah
Mrs Wehrheim 78 dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs Annie Brown Wehrheim, 78, of 1363 Berryville Ave, died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born May 4, 1889 in England, she was the widow of Albert Wehrheim who died in 1950. She leaves three children, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and siblings in Nain and Pittsburgh. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Omps Funeral Home.
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Mr. Leslie
Lynchburg
J & L Lines Inc
Winchester
Whitten Funeral Home
Haywood Wooldridge
James A. Kidd
Attley M. Kidd
Joe Campbell
James G. Day
H.T. Blanks
Richard Wilkes
Locust Botham Cemetery
John C. Wright
Route 2
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wright
Clarke County
John W
Pearl Carter Wright
Moore & Dorsey
Carroll Wright
Robert Wright
Lester W. Wright
Berrysville
Roy Wright
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Carmel
Paris
Ella D. Jarrett
Tennyson Ave
Jarrett
Pomeroy
Ohio
Jacob and
Racheal Dornick
Stephen M. Jarrett
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church of
Annie B. Wehrheim
Mt. Hebron
Annie Brown Wehrheim
Berryville Ave
Mrs. Wehrheim
England
Frederick
Mary White Brown
Albert Wehrheim
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Nain
Crystal L. Allen
Frederick Wehrheim
Pittsburgh
Mary A. Brown
Louise E. Brown
Clara Dawson
Charles Brown
Omps Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Supreme Court tosses out Walker libel judgment
The Supreme Court unanimously set aside a $500000 libel verdict won by former Maj Gen Edwin A Walker against The Associated Press. The controlling opinion by Justice John M Harlan found no evidence of improper publishing standards in AP reports on Walker during 1962 at the University of Mississippi and noted a minor discrepancy between an oral and written account. The ruling emphasized that AP exercised an appropriate degree of care in its dispatches.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
Walker
Fort Worth
Tex
John M.harlan
University_of Mississippi
Oxford
Mississippi
James Meredith
Harlan
van Savell
Savell
Atlanta
Court upholds libel verdict against Curtis Publishing
The Supreme Court sustains a $460000 libel judgment won by Wallace Butts former UGA athletic director against Curtis Publishing Co. The court faults the Post for ignoring elementary precautions. In a separate 5 4 ruling Justice Potter Stewart announces contempt convictions for MLK and eight other leaders over 1963 Birmingham protests.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Potter Stewart
Egypt's Fawzi promoted as Amer resigns amid regional turmoil
Fawzi rises from army chief of staff to commander in chief of the Egyptian armed forces replacing Field Marshal Amer who resigned. Thousands of Egyptian stragglers remain trapped in pockets of Sinai as cease fire holds with sporadic clashes reported between Syrian commandos and Israeli forces.
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Fawzi
Abdel Akim Amer
Sinai
Hans Bernedict
U.N
al Koneytra
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Hussein
Jordan
Cairo
Kuwait
Washington
London
Baghdad
Israel
Damascus
Bank of the
Middle East
Dubai
Persian Gulf
American University Hospital
Munir Shamman
Jerusalem
Egypt
Sudan
Tulkarm
Nablus
Jenin
Jordan River
Amman
U.S
Liberty
Malta
United States
Wiliam L. McGonagle
U.S. Air Force
Caspian Sea: The World's Largest Inland Body of Water
The Caspian Sea is identified as the largest inland water body on Earth, bordered by multiple nations and serving as a significant geographical and ecological feature. It stands as a central reference for regional discussions of marine and environmental topics.
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Caspian Sea
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
Fair tonight with lows 60 to 65. Tuesday remains warm with highs around 90 and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday looks fair with little temperature change. The five day outlook shows normal temps mid 60s by day and around 60 at night with light rainfall possible toward week end. Moon phases and sunrises noted. rainfall totals over past 48 hours show none. Average yearly rainfall totals and five year history listed.
Chemical Kills 50 Miles of Marine Life in Clinch River
An unknown deadly chemical from a broken coal washing dam near St Paul Wise County swept down the Clinch River toward Tennessee, wiping out 50 miles of river life. Wildlife officials described a strong odor and masses of dead turtles snakes salamanders and fish as far as the eye could see with no immediate containment.
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Gate City
Clinch
Tennessee
St Paul
Wise County
Scott County
Joe Gillespie
Wse County
Wayne Marshall
Marshall
Carbo
Israel Won't Return to Old Days
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol declares Israel will not revert to narrow confines and fear after its victory. He speaks to the Knesset in Jerusalem as troops hold positions along the Sennel Canal and in Jerusalem and near the Sea of Galilee, while crowds outside demand no return to occupied areas.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Levi Eshkol
World
Knesset
Eshkol
Jerusalem
Senz Canal
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Parliament Building
Soviet launches Venus mission with automatic space probe
Tass reports the Soviet Union launched a space rocket carrying an automatic interplanetary station toward Venus. The flight is expected to take four months, with liftoff at 5 40 a m Moscow time (10 40 p m EDT) Sunday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Riot Across Tampa Leaves Several Injured in Riots
Rioting continued in Tampa with Martin Chambers shot dead near Nebraska Ave and Twiggs St as he fled Officer James Calvert. Firefighters battled flames causing about 250000 dollars in damages to two homes, two warehouses and shopping complexes. a white deputy sheriff died of a heart attack. Police dispersed crowds and warned of arrests for defying orders as snipers fired on responders.
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Nebraska Ave
Twiggs St
Martin Chambers
James R. Calvert
Calvert
Kirk
James Hammond
Tampa Commission
Mmile
Tampa
No-Man’s Land
Charles Wells
Tampa General Hospital
Git
Don Williams
Carl DeWitt
DeWitt
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James E. Leslie
James Elmore Leslie
Martinsburg
Mrs
Stephen Jarrett
Iné
Omos Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Ofote
Bernard F F. “Groves
Boscawen St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ueel
Lecel Fereca
North Pacific Coast
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Great Lakes
New England
mid-Atlantic States
Ben Hai Bridge
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen Cao Ky
McCormick
International
McCormick International Haymaking Combination
C.l. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
John M. Harlan
J. WA
Rthur, Inc
East Boscawen Street
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Jane
Januar
Glaize & Bro
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