Funeral service held for James Robert Dakeman in Berryville
James Robert Dakeman of Berryville died Tuesday night. His funeral was conducted this afternoon at 8 o clock at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville by Rev Julian Orrell with active pallbearers Eustace Jackson G B Thomas Bob Darnell Hugh Owens Peter Levi Oscar Carr. Masonic rites were at the graveside and burial followed in Greenhill Cemetery. He was an orchard worker in Clarke County and is survived by his widow Lillie Height Miller four daughters a son 23 grandchildren four great grandchildren and two brothers Ben and John Miller. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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James Robert Dakeman
Berryville
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
Eustace Jackson
G. B. Thomas
Bob Darnell
Hugh Owens
Peter Levi
Oscar Carr
F. L. Ayler
M. L. Appleton
Julian Berlin
W. E. Henson
Lonnie Huff
Douglas Carter
D. B. Allen
J. W. Shackleford
Edward Bayliss
E. G. Coiner
Greenhill Cemetery
Dave
Susan Miller
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Clarke County
Lillie Height Miller
Luther Miller
Stephenson
Lottie Shipe
Alexandria
Daisy Miller
Virgie Ashby
Annapolis
Ray Miller
Brucetown
Ben
John Miller
Buck Hill
Death of Wilson Miller near Berryville at age 79
Wilson Miller 79 died late yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born October 20. He lived near Berryville and his death Ends a long residence in the area. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Wilson Miller
Berry‘ville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Funeral for Mrs Em ma K Peery of Ridgeway West Virginia
Funeral service for Mrs Em ma K Peery of Ridgeway West Virginia will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev David Geer officiating. Pallbearers listed include Ray Miller Arthur Shanholtz Cyrus Grubb Max Beasly James Miller and Arlie Ruble. Burial follows at Paynes Chapel Cemetery. Family receives friends tonight from 6 to 10 p m at Jones Funeral Home.
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Emma K. Peery
Ridgeway
W. Va
David Geer
Jones Funeral Home
Ray Miller
Arthur Shanholtz
Cyrus Grubb
Max Beasly
James Miller
Arlie Ruble
Paynes Chapel Cemetery
Burglars Loot Quiet Pekingese Dog Nests In Miami
In Miami, a contented Pekingese named Meituo did not bark during a burglary. The one year old dog reportedly cried instead, and owner Mrs. Al Livingston said tranquilizers were used to keep her calm. Burglars allegedly escaped with $8,000 in jewels on Sunday night.
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Miami
Fla
Meituo
al Livingston
Danville School Tie Surges Over Desegregation Row
June letters sent to black parents inform school assignments while the Placement Board cites June 5 action. A Justice Department attorney arrived to assist Deputy A G William Geoghegan in quietly mediating between the two sides.
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Danville
Justice Department
William A. Geoghegan
Geoghegan
Ballots Sealed And Burned As Cardinals Elect Pontiff
Cardinals fill ballots in secrecy then deposit them in a gold chalice at the altar. They pray for guidance as ballots are counted, shuffled, and transferred to a second chalice. If counts mismatch total cardinals, ballots are sewn into a sack and a new vote ordered. Sacked ballots go to the chapel stove.
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Jesus Christ
Babbling Barbers Sign Promises Continuous Conversation
A Phoenix barbershop displays a sign reading Twenty barbers continuous conversation offering a playful boast about nonstop talk. The quirky notice captures local humor in an otherwise ordinary business window.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix Barbership
Five Negroes Charged With Homicide in Soldier Death
Washington AP Five Negroes surrendered and faced homicide charges in the death of Pvt Edward J Betcher 19 of Brooklyn after a street brawl near Washington D C The soldier died from chest injuries after being run over by a car investigators initially blamed the defendants car while two fellow soldiers were intoxicated and gave unclear statements Arlington Virginia residents Sheila Turner Floyd Smith Leon Dillard Jr Thomas Green and Gerald Jackson were arraigned and ordered held without bond with no pleas entered.
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Washington
Edward J. Betcher
Brooklyn
N.Y
General Sessions Court
Sheila M. Turner
Floyd T. Smith
Leon Dillard Jr
Thomas A. Green
Gerald L. Jackson
Arlington
Mott's $128 Million Gift Hidden For Six Weeks
Flint philanthropist Charles Stewart Mott, 88, disclosed a $128 million gift of 1,826,421 General Motors shares to a Flint based not for profit foundation. Trustees will allocate the funds by July end to five focus areas including occupational training interracial understanding municipal problem awareness and making Flint a center for school administration.
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Flint, Mich
Charles Stewart Mott
General Motors
Flint
Flint Board of Education
Mott
General Motors Corp
Cigarette Firms Pause Campus Advertising and Promotions
In New York George V. Allen of the Tobacco Institute says several major cigarette makers will halt ads on college campuses including in student papers magazines and football programs. Florence State College bans all cigarette promotion on campus citing known harms.
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New York
George V. Allen
The
Tobacco Institute
Allen
United States
Florence
Ala
State College
E. B. Norton
Siames e Twin Girls Separated in Four Hour Operation
Pittsburgh AP reports doctors separated 14 day old twin girls Rose Mary and Ruth Ann by a four hour operation at Children's Hospital. Surgeon Dr. Kiesewetter said the infants breathe easily and have good color but three to five days will reveal danger. The babies were joined at the liver and shared one organ before the division. The mother Mrs. John Temoshenko and father John Temoshenko stayed nearby, with a three year old daughter and twin boys at home.
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Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
William B. Kiesewetter
Rose Mary
Ruth Ann
John Temoshenko
Tarentum
Kiesewetter
Tenants Ready To Move Into Kennedy Home
Washington AP The President's tenants millionaire Washington stockbroker and Mrs A Dana Hodgdon plan to move into the Rattlesnake Mountain ranch home at Atoka Virginia this weekend The new home built as a weekend retreat awaits tenants fully furnished by the first lady Hodgdon said he and his wife are getting ready to move in momentarily Mrs Kennedy spent brief times at the home while decorating but the President and family have not occupied it yet The Hodgdons have rented the 10 room 542 bath suntan stucco ranch style house from June through September at about 1000 a month though this price is not officially confirmed
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Washington
Dana Hodgdon
Atoka
Kennedys
Virginia Hunt Country
Hodgdon
Hodgdons
Answers to Quiz on Patents and Geography
The quiz covers patents as item one and a horse race as item two. It lists 650 miles as the distance and includes phrases like lie down and Formosa. It also references states Fla, Ala, Miss, La, Texas and notes Minnesota as true and Revolutionary and Spider as additional items.
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Formosa
Fla
Ala
Miss. la
Texas
True
Minnesota
Revolutionary
Spider
Kennedy civil rights package faces House and Senate hurdle
Congressional leaders push a broad civil rights package with provisions on school integration public access and federal aid termination for discriminatory projects. A Labor subcommittee passed a fair employment practices bill while supporters and opponents maneuver for Senate filibusters and House action as party leaders gauge support and aim to expand sponsorship.
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Civil Rights Commission
Equal Employment Opportunities Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Celler
Kennedy
Fair Practices Commission
Spill of glue causes major Bayshore freeway jam
In East Palo Alto California a spill of black linoleum glue from a truck-trailer blocked Bayshore Freeway creating a long traffic jam and delaying commuters.
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East Palo Alto
Calif
Bayshore Freeway
Minister Urges Desegregation Talk in Covington
In Covington a Black minister urged the city council to desegregate public facilities, calling for citizens to be treated as first class. Dr. M. F. Robinson spoke last week urging unified access.
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Covington
M. F
Robinson
Southern tax bill faces possible Senate filibuster and delays
The Senate may delay debate on the fiscal tax measure as a filibuster looms while the Finance Committee considers the plan. Chairman Byrd will hold sessions during civil rights talks, with Mills and Smith steering House action. Mills suspended committee sessions temporarily as staff finish drafting provisions. If votes slip into next year, administration aims to make tax cuts retroactive to January 1, 1964.
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Senate
Harry Flood Byrd
Dva
Byrd
Southern Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Mills
Alro
Sales Directory Listing of Auctions by June Weekend
A froth of auction notices across Virginia and nearby states. Listings include Boyce, Martinsburg, Berryville, Bruceton, Winchester, and Richmond with items from furniture to real estate, cattle, ponies, and farm equipment. Auctions includes Conner, Artrip, Orndorff, Duvall, Driver, Fahnestock, and Ownby Auction Co.
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Boyce Auction
Boyce
Wm. B. Conner
Airport Road
Martinsburg
W.va
Buddy Artrip
Alice V. Lichliter
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Harry D. Grossnickle
Boonsboro
Jersey
Braden King
Kernstown
Ray C. Fahnestock
Grace Webber
National Ave
Winchester
Chas. R. Duvall
Curles Neck Farm
Richmond
Ownby Auction Co
Weather Today and Weekend Outlook for Winchester
The forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low of 60 to 65. Friday will be fair, cooler and less humid, then Saturday looks fair and cool.
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Winchester
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Cardinals
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Rt. 7
Betcher
D. C. General Hospital
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Richard J. Felber
Pvs
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Wethersfield, Conn
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Seaside
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Whitney M. Young Jr
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
John J. Williams
R-Del
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William B. Conner
Auct
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Kernstown, Va
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Glaize & Bro
S&h
Cameron
Andy Whitacre
Rhodelle Cain
Charles R. Duvall
Discount House
Martinsburg, W.va
Pikeside
Amherst
Cecil F. Artrip
Frigidaire
Clifton White
Berryville, Va
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