Obituaries for Millie Mason and Ethel Caldwell
Mrs. Millie V. Mason of Berkeley Springs West Virginia died Tuesday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born June 3 1905 and survived by Willie Mason and several Stotler relatives. Funeral services will be at Oakland Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 AM with burial in the church cemetery. Mrs. Ethel Virginia Caldwell 77 of Troutville died yesterday in a Roanoke hospital. She was the widow of Oscar L. Caldwell and survived by children, two brothers and grandchildren. Funeral service is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Troutville Baptist Church with burial in Troutville Friends Cemetery.
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Millie V. Mason
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Mason
Morgan County
Edward Tamson Spielman Stotler
Willie Mason
Sandra Stotler Burton
Cumberland, Md
Patty Stotler Fletcher
Gore
Letha Stotler
Ervie Unger
Roscoe, Slim, Lloyd
Perry Stotler
Daniel Stotler
Winchester
Oakland Methodist Church
E.C. Day
Ethel Virginia Caldwell
Troutville
Roanoke
Oscar L. Caldwell
Vivian T. Caldwell
Roa
Jamé C. Carr
Kay C. Johnson
Hasseltine Caldwell
Iville
Frank M. Harris
J. Everett Harris
Troutville Baptist Church
J. C. Lanning
D. C. Craig
Troutville Cemetery
Oakey's Funeral
North Chapel
Widow Blanche Sours Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Blanche V. Sours 76 of Rt. 4 died after a long illness. She was born in Page County in November 1894, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Vaughn. Surviving are three children, a brother, 16 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche V. Sours
Rt. 4
Winchester
Marshall Golliday
Stephens City
Elby L. Sours
Richmond
Jack Vaughn
Jones Funeral Home
Woman Dies of Gunshot Wound in Winchester
Jeanne Hoke of Kearneysville West Virginia died Tuesday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a gunshot to the head. She was brought in about 6 35 p m and died that night as the Jefferson County sheriff s department investigates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Hoke
Kearneysville
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department of
Jefferson County
Three Cars Damaged By Paint Bottle Toss
Winchester police report three cars damaged last night when a paint filled beer bottle was thrown at them. The Martin vehicle at 609 Watson Ave suffered splashed paint inside and on the left rear side. Cars owned by C M Birch of Rippon and Dudley Reynolds of 611 Watson Ave also were splashed. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fred Hildebrand
Gil Martin
Watson Ave
C. M. Birch
Rippon
W. Va
Dudley Reynolds
Martin
Hildebrand
Command Influence Question Held Vital in Medina Trial
Medina trial moved toward a separate hearing on alleged improper command influence after Col. Kenneth Howard ruled the issue vital and ordered Daniel and six other witnesses to testify. F. Lee Bailey sought dismissal, arguing Daniel pressured Medina onto the stand.
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Medina
FT. Mcpherson
Aubrey Daniel
Liam L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Montrose
Colo
My Lai
Calley
Kenneth Howard
Daniel
F. Lee Bailey
Portsmouth
Albert O. Connor
3Rd Army
Bailey
Controversy Grows Over Times Publication and Government Response
The article reports mounting debate over a Times publication with statements from Vice President Agnew and Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger. It covers government suits seeking injunctions, editorials on national security, and reactions from officials. It also notes military testimony and claims of improper conduct in the Medina trial, with remarks from former generals and prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro T. Agnew
Los Angeles
The
Times
Nixon
New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
the Times
London
Kennedy
Sulzberger
Herbert Klein
Newsmen
Wilmington
Del
U.S
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
APME
Nixon proposes plan to combat GI drug addiction overseas
President Nixon outlines a national drive to identify and detoxify addicted soldiers before discharge. Congress may extend service terms to complete treatment. Key points include drying up overseas supply, enforcing drug laws, detoxifying GI addicts, and youth education. Jerome H. Jaffe eyed to head the White House Drug Abuse Prevention Office.
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Sublico
South Vietnam
West Germany
Nixon
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Thailand
Turkey
Mexico
France
White House
Office of Drug Abuse Prevention
Congress
Jerome H. Jaffe
Chicago
Illinois
Motorcycle Crash Leaves Dennis White Treated at Hospital
Dennis White of 506 S Brad dock St was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 1 15 a m for deep abrasions to his right elbow and both knees after a motorcycle crash He was treated and released with no further details available
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis White
S. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia milk industry seeks price boost to offset costs
Virginia milk producers asked the State Milk Commission for higher prices citing inflation and rising costs. key figures include John L. Miller of the Virginia State Dairymen Association Edward B. Tucker of Southside Milk Producers and Wilbur M. Gaunt Jr. of the Virginia Dairy Products Association. They advocated a staged increase potentially raising 100 pounds of Class I milk by 30 cents and retail minimums by about two cents per half gallon, with last boosts taking effect November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
State Milk Commission
John L. Miller
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association
Commission
Edward B. Tucker
Southside
Blackstone
Tucker
Albert J. Orfégo Jr
Dairymen, Inc
Richmond-Petersburg
Tidewater Virginia
Ortego
Wilbur M. Gaunt Jr
Virginia Dairy Products Association
Gaunt
Methodist Ministers Assigned to New Homes and Districts
New ministerial residences announced for Lyons Springfield Virginia Esix Road Colonial Heights Virginia Yates Gum Springs Virginia Monger Woolwine Virginia Clarke County reports no pastoral changes Jacob W Mast named district superintendent Lynchburg District Harry B Eaton Winchester District to Trinity Church Alexandria District T Eugene Carter Roanoke to River Road Church Richmond District Virginia Annual Conference meets in Municipal Auditorium Norfolk since Monday
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Lyons
Blairton Road
Springfield
Taylor
Essex Road
Colonial Heights
Yates
Gum Springs
Monger
Box 63
Woolwine
Clarke County
Jacob W. Mast
Braddock Street Church
Lynchburg
Harry B. Eaton
Winchester
Trinity Church
Alexandria
T. Eugene Carter
Market Street
Roanoke
River Road Church
Richmond
Virginia Annual Conference
Municipal Auditorium
Norfolk
Wall Street Steady Amid Moderate Trading Session
Wall Street prices drift in moderate trading as analysts see continued hesitation until interest rates move. The Dow Jones 30 stood at 908.59, up 1.39, with 14.3 million shares traded. Big Board leaders included Lockheed down 5% and American Telephone up 4.5%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sony
American Stock Exchange
RSC Industries
Lockheed Aircraft
Xerox
American Telephone
STP Corp
Botany Industries
United Foods
Loebmann
Rapid-American
American Motor Inns
Savin Business Machines
Weather and science notes in Winchester July forecast
Fair tonight with a low near 60 and sunny warm Friday with highs around 80. Rain chances are low tonight and Friday. Extended outlook shows generally fair weekend with possible showers Sunday and Monday. Mountain highs mid 80s and near 90 elsewhere, with overnight lows around plus/minus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Balance Between Defense Costs and National Security Elucidated
Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson told Clarke County Ruritans that Congress must balance inflation driven defense costs with genuine security needs. He cited rising prices for rifles and submarines, noted potential budget cuts, and urged restraint while preserving parity with the Soviet threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
United States
Indochina
Soviet Union
Clarke County
Ruritan Club
Fair Grounds
New York City
House Committee On Armed Services
Front Royal Man Charged With Arson
William M. Robinson, 35, of Front Royal, charged with arson over a May 10 auto fire at 136 Featherbed Lane. He was released on a $1,000 bond. Arrest reported last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Robinson
Front Royal
Featherbed Lane
Robinson
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Reliance
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Galilee Cemetery
Iwe
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Boscawen St
Mrs. Urbanus W. Sours
Council Chamber
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Charles Hutto
May Lai
Hutto
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Winchester Nichols
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Ballet
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Methodist
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Bald
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the Bat
Goiter
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