Obituaries and memorial notices from Culpeper region
Obituary notices from Culpeper and surrounding areas report the death of Refus M with a funeral at Fairview Cemetery Culpeper. Family survivors include Vernon Petty Criglesville Walter and Homer Petty Culpeper William Petty Fairfax and Melvin Petty Stephens City and Mrs Ralph G Snapp Winchester. Graveside service tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Fairview Cemetery Culpeper. Body at Clare Funeral Home Culpeper. Also noted is the funeral service for Russell Z Bloom California Md conducted at Robinson Funeral Home Leonardtown Md and final rites at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Final arrangements list pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. 11 Grants for State Washington AP The U S Office of Education approves 11 grants totaling more than 3.3 million dollars for Virginia colleges under the Higher Education Facilities Act.
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Fairview Cemetery
Culpeper
Clare Funeral Home
Russell Z. Bloom
California
Robinson
Leonardtown
John H. Enders
Berryville
Harvey Hall
Carl
Mark
George
Ray
Arnold Boswell
Charles Bowers
John Sealock
Tommy Bowers
Herbert Dozier
John Dwyer
Green Hill Cemetery
Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Virginia
Higher Education
Budget Hearing Set Before June Board Meeting
A public hearing is scheduled on the proposed budget totaling 3,199,054 and an ordinance to cut the utility tax rate from 10 to five percent. The sales tax would start September 1. The budget hearing begins at 7:30 p.m. and follows the public hearing on the tax and budget items.
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal of 105 Danville Demonstrators
The Supreme Court denied the appeal of 105 people arrested during racial demonstrations in Danville Virginia ordering their cases to be tried in Danville Corporation Court. Four justices dissented in the two related orders involving transfer of trials from state to federal courts.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Danville
Virginia
High Court
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
U.S
Fred Wallace
Prince Edward County
Court House
U.S. District Court
Richmond
Leah B. Morris
Hollis B. Morris
Herman Trent
Frank Brown
Amelia County
Greenwood, Miss
Two Men Indicted In Va Lien Case At Court
The corporation court grand jury indicted Wayne C. Stephan and Edward C. Jackson for leaving Virginia in cars attacked by liens without written permission. Judge Elliott D. Marshall issued arrest writs. The Commercial and Savings Bank held a lien on Stephan’s auto and Farmers and Merchants Bank held a lien on Jackson’s car.
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Corporation Court
Virginia
Wayne C. Stephan
Edward C. Jackson
Elliott D. Marshall
Commercial and Savings Bank
Stephan
Jackson
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Miss Apple Blossom visits Palm Beach after win
Miss Wanda Ellinger of Charlottesville arrives at Palm Beach International Airport with a large welcoming delegation led by Mayor Claude Reese and West Palm Beach official figures. The tenth Miss Apple Blossom is hosted by the Holiday Inn and Palm Beach Rotary club during a week of radio TV appearances, luncheons, and tours in Delray Beach and West Palm Beach. The arrival is followed by a schedule of media events and civic engagements. In Moscow the Soviet press notes wheat crop prospects amid a Canada sale of 336 million bushels over three years.
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Claude Reese
Palm Beach
C. Harold Earnest
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach International Airport
Wanda Ellinger
Charlottesville
Winchester
National Airlines
Arthur Frogel
Miss Ellinger
Eddie Ellinger
Frank J. Williams
Holiday Inn of
Apple Blossom
Sam Gregory
Florence Trenk
Ellingers
Florida
Virginia
Ellinger
Alson H. Smith
Chambers of Commerce
Moscow
Canada
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Quiz answers listed for Seattle set
A list presents 10 factual items with locations, objects, and concepts. Entries include city Seattle Washington and terms like mercy killing central intelligence agency bushel one square mile the Scandinavian god of thunder war and agriculture a chemical mixture oxygen and hydrogen ship sails fore main and mizzen a compass angle 60 degrees all equal and color pink.
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Seattle
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Bushel
No Plans Discuss Europe Strength and Airlift Pressures
The speaker notes 000 men in Germany cannot be ignored and Western Europe has recovered prosperity and strength. He cites rising U S airlift and sealift capacity that could shift times and effort to field major forces globally while stressing no major impact on overall U S combat capability in Europe or alliance security.
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Germany
U.S. Defense Establishment
U.S
Europe
Lynda Bird Johnson in Spain Under Guard in Madrid
Lynda Bird Johnson is living in Madrid Spain for over two weeks with eight Secret Service guards. She told a Spanish correspondent she has no current plans to marry and joked about a rumored romance with actor George Hamilton.
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Madrid
Spain
Secret Service
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Lynda
Utah
United States
Atlantic
Hamilton
U. S
Angier Biddle Duke
Beccause
Lynda Bird
The
Indies
Sevilla
White House
Eleven Churches Aid Clearbrook Yard Party
Eleven area churches unite for the Clearbrook Yard Party on the Stonewall School lawn to raise funds for the Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept. The event runs 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with food prepared by church auxiliaries and an auction at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the fire company.
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Clearbrook
Stonewall School
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept
Mansfield Urges U N to Lead Vietnam Peace Talks Effort
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called on U N Secretary General U Thant to spearhead a new push for Vietnam peace talks.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.N. Secreary
U Thant
Weather and Vietnam Update from 1966 Front Pages
Weather today cloudy with winds south to southwest 10 to 15 mph. Navy planes hit Viet Cong targets near the 17th Parallel while Air Force losses include an F105 jet near Hanoi and a transport downed by ground fire. Rainfall data and notes on political figures accompany the dispatch.
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Navy
Guam
da Nang
Air Force
Hanoi
Red Capital
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
U.S
Wall Street Wallowing In Dull Trading Early Today
The market opened with a trendless, factional drift as Sperry Rand led activity at 21 000 shares unchanged at 25 4. Airlines, aerospace, office equipment and photo stocks showed minor moves while steels motors oils rails and electronics were narrowly mixed. Housing starts fell to the lowest May level in 34 years and U Thant's UN Moscow trip plans added caution.
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New York
Sperry Rand
U Thant
United Nations
Moscow
Viet Nam
Douglas
Eastern Air Lines
IBM
Polaroid
Standard Oil of
California
Nation's Cow Population Drops Record 5.6 Percent in 1965
In 1965 the United States saw its cow population fall by 5.6 percent to 16 million head, marking the largest decline in six years and reflecting broader impacts on dairy and beef sectors nationwide.
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