Hayfield and Area Funeral Notices and Local News
Obituaries note Silas D G Hayfield service at Mt United Brethren Church in Hayfield with burial at Mt Olive Cemetery. Kelley D McDaniel dies at 79. funeral at Jones Funeral Home. Infant daughter of Marvin and Mrs Link to be buried at Arkansas Cemetery near Rio West. Blood drive reports 101 donors. Berkeley County short of yearly quota. Harrisonburg approves 1.5 million high school project. Elkton election yields no winner. I L Flory II wins two-year term and four-year term, with vacancy to be filled.
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Sm United Bree
Hayfield
Bugcee Baker
Robert Poster
Linden Ramey
Ray Miller
Carl Miller
Lloyd Wright
Milburn Wiley
Mt. Olive Eub
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
Kelley D. McDaniel
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jones Funeral Home
John Ware
James Huffaker
Thomas Eensomer
Batty Carer Teets
Richard E. Z
Ray M. Fries
Eugene W. Fletcher
Old Stone Church
Marvin Link
Arkansas Cemetery
Rio
W. Va
Gordon Zirkle
Harrisonburg
Elkton
Herbert Coffey
Rockingham County
I. L. Flory II
Levin Nock Davis
State Elections Board
Davis
Cancer News Topic of Program at WINC Tomorrow
The Winchester Frederick County American Cancer Society program topics include Cancer News with a talk by Harry L. Lovett chairman of the public information committee. The event focuses on cancer information and awareness.
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WINC
Harry L. Lovett
Winchester-Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Buddhists Rioting in Saigon Attack Police and Monks
Rioting Buddhists attacked police in Saigon injuring an officer who was en route to work. Crowds inside the institute grounds and a burned American jeep marked the sixth day of anti Ky protests as curfews were shortened for Armed Forces Day. In Hue, Ky loyalists seized the Dieu De pagoda as marines bolstered city forces to 2,800 amid demonstrations.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Premier Ky
Dieu de Buddhist
Dieu de Pagoda
U S Educator Urges Bold New School Desegregation Efforts
New York AP. U S Education Commissioner Harold Howe II urged bold desegregation campaigns at a administrators conference. He warned that nationwide schools remain highly segregated and called for a third front between gradualism and activism.
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New York
Harold Howe II
Dirksen defends Katzenbach over Johnson civil rights talks
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen said he bears the blame if criticism comes for not disclosing details of a meeting with Attorney General Katzenbach about President Johnsons civil rights bill The White House reported ten top federal officials reorganized holdings to avoid conflicts of interest The Senate panel Chair Birch Bayh plans hearings on how Supreme Court rulings affect police questioning in criminal cases The U S joins France in long range weather forecasting via balloons to a satellite and Senator Proxmire calls Capitol renovation a 34 million extravaganza
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Everett M. Dirksen
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Johnson
Dirksen
White House
John W. Macy Jr
Civil Service Commission
Associated Press
Birch Bayh
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Supreme Court
United States
France
Two Teenagers Plan 500 Mile Peace March to Washington
Willie Hunter aged 17 and Arthur Williams 18 announce a planned hike from the Georgia border to Washington DC. Representing the National Youth Assembly for Peace they aim to start in the last week of July and arrive by August first to urge support for US policy in Vietnam.
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Washington
Viet Nam
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Arthur Williams
North Georgia
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Williams
National Youth Assembly For Peace
United States
Lynda Bird Johnson To Visit Spain On Private Trip
Lynda Bird Johnson is due in Madrid early next week for a summer vacation. Officials from Spain and the United States, led by Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and his wife Robin, seek to keep her travels private like a typical American tourist. A tentative visit plan outlines events depending on her final decision.
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Lynda Bird
Susan Schein
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Greece
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Linda
Shawnee Fire Co. Picnic Slated Tomorrow Afternoon
The Shawnee Fire Company invites the public to a family picnic at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Fire Hall. Attendees are asked to bring a picnic basket and join neighbors for the community event.
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Barbs By Walter C Parkes At The Track
A witty Barbs column riffs on race track life with jokes about jockeys spectators and a psychiatrist illustrating a patient in repose in his office. The piece pivots on a guest of honor’s speech ending abruptly with a trailing cue.
Brassy Voice Spoils Shine of Social Polish
Essay notes that appearances charm until brassy speech reveals flaws and mistakes. warns that youth may reject a square deal and face consequences of actions.
Weather today and outlook for Monday in Winchester
Variable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with a chance of scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Low in the 50s tonight. Highest in the lower 80s Sunday. Outlook for Monday fair and warmer. Year ago readings listed. Sunset and sunrise times provided. Rainfall data shown for past 24 hours and year-to-date.
Bloodmobile seeks 200 pints in Winchester visit
The Red Cross Bloodmobile aims for 200 pints during its final Winchester visit of the fiscal year ending June 30. Sponsored by the Winchester Moose organization and Women of the Moose, the event runs Tuesday at the Episcopal Parish House from 11:00 to 2:30, with B negative donors from 10:00 to 11:00.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Winchester Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Beverly Beaver
Frederick County
Episcopal Parish House
Four Virginia Road Deaths Raise State Toll to 433
Four motorists died in Virginia this week. Charles City County fatality was Russell Berry Barbour Jr., 23, in a two car crash at State Routes 5 and 155. Chesterfield Countys Dietsch, 16, was fatally injured in a motorcycle collision. Halifax County saw Nathalie resident Henderson Jennings, 24, killed when his car hit a tobacco barn on U S 501 near Route 603. Petersburg's Edward Thweatt, 80, died after his car struck a parked police car on U S 301.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Charles City
Russell Berry Barbour, Jr
Rt. 1
Richmond
Richard Dietsch
Chesterfield County
Dietsch
Buford and
Rockaway
Nathalie
Steward Henderson Jennings
U.S. 501
Halifax County
Petersburg
Edward Thweatt
U.S. 301
Mississippi Valley State College Denies Ground Use for March
Marchers from the Meredith route are halted after Mississippi Valley State College in Itta Bena refuses use of campus grounds. The plan aimed to boost Black voter registration as civil rights groups pick up the march started in Memphis. Meredith, shot near Hernando, plans to join again. Auburn James Norvell, charged in the shooting, is free on bond. Police note leaders intend brief side trips to spur voter registration.
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Aubrey James Norvell
Meredith
Byrd Jr. schedules near daily appearances in Virginia
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. releases a busy campaign schedule for the upcoming week. Monday features a Citizens meeting and crabfeast at Eagles Hall Alexandria 7 p.m. Tuesday hosts a Fairfax County rally at Elks Lodge 8 p.m. Wednesday brings a Chesterfield County rally at Huguenot High School 8 p.m. Thursday includes Arlington County visits with Blakely aides. Saturday covers Henrico Hopewell New port News and Portsmouth events with times from 10:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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