Obituary for Peter Williams of Berryville
Funeral service for Peter Williams, of Berryville, who died Tuesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital, will be conducted at 8 o clock at the Cart Funeral Home by Rev Paul Brown of Zion Baptist Church Berryville. Mr Williams was a member of the local community. The body will be taken to So Bonsural San for burial.
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Cart Funeral Home
Aul Brown
Zion Baptist Church
Williams
So- Bonsural "San
Storms and floods sweep Turkey killing 34 in night
Storms and floods hit Turkey causing widespread damage and 34 deaths. Lightning struck, killing 11 victims including five children as sections of the country faced floods during the night.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Khrushchev threatens to sign East Germany peace pact end of year
Khrushchev warned in the Kremlin that he will sign a peace treaty with East Germany by year’s end, a move Western powers fear would give the East German Communist government control over routes to West Berlin. Theodore W. Hendershot, 73, former general manager of the Paterson Morning Call, died in Indianapolis after a cancer battle. he worked 49 years at the paper and had lived in Indianapolis since retirement.
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East Germany
West Berlin
Indianapolis, Ind
Theodore W. Hendershot
Paterson, N.J
Morning Call
Hendershot
Indianapolis
Blood Donor Clinic Reaches 79 Pints This Week
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted a blood donor clinic that collected 79 pints, bringing the season total to 12,557 pints under the current program. Sixteen donors reached milestone donations, with several individuals achieving eighth, 16th, 32nd, and 59th gifts, and groups including Ashworth Brothers and Northern Virginia Power Co. contributing multiple pints.
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Ashworth Brothers
Northern Virginia Power Co
Novick
Social Security
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Sue Hamman
Charles F. Moore
Andrew J. Vincent
George L. Weidig
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L. Morgan, Jr
Red Cross
Douglas L. Fisher
Lola B. Price
Joan C. Barnhart
Charles Zuckerman
Kennedy sustains back strain delaying meetings in Japan trip
President Kennedy suffers a lumbosacral strain after a tree planting in Ottawa May 16 and rests in Palm Beach. The White House says the condition is not linked to earlier back problems. He uses crutches since June 8 and plans further talks with Ikeda and Thompson before proceeding to Moscow.
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100 Antique Autos Expected In Warren
More than 100 antique automobiles are expected this weekend for the Skyline Seager event sponsored by the National Capital Chapter of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Headquarters will be the Royal Motor Hotel with participants from Chesapeake region Hershey Gettysburg Shenandoah Fredericksburg Waynesboro Staunton and Potomac Model A Ford Club of America. Registration starts Saturday at 1 p.m. A 2 30 p.m. tour of Skyline Caverns follows a 3 to 4 30 p.m. parade back to the hotel. A social hour at 6 30 p.m. and banquet at 7 30 p.m. are planned. Breakfast Sunday is at Dickey Ridge on Skyline Drive followed by a tour of the drive.
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Fellowship Revoked For Student Edward Yellin
The National Science Foundation revoked a $3,800 government fellowship for Edward Yellin under pressure from two House committee chairs. Yellin, a University of Illinois student, was convicted last year of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions on Communist membership and is appealing to the Supreme Court. The foundation had awarded him the fellowship in March to study at the University of Colorado.
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National Science Foundation
Edward Yellin
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Supreme Court
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Thieves Enter Smoke Shop on Loudoun Street
Police reported thieves entered the Winchester News and Smoke Shop on Loudoun Street last night by removing a back door panel. Candy and cigarettes were taken along with an unknown amount of cash.
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Politicians Visit Warren Area Rally and Coffees
Politicians plan a week of events in Warren with Albertis S. Harrison guest tonight at the Golf and Country Club for a rally and refreshments. If rain the rally moves to the clubhouse. Senator Mills Godwin and Sen. Robert Button meet voters at Warren County Court House, and Armistead L. Boothe speaks at a Virginia Gentleman Restaurant coffee hour tomorrow.
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Warren County Court House
Armistead L. Boothe
Virginia Gentleman
Warren County Committee
Stephens - Boothe Boyd
Brown Attacks Harrison Campaign Meeting in Frederick
Stuart E. Brown Jr a House of Delegates candidate criticized the Tuesday Frederick County rally hosted at J Pinckney Arthur home. Albertis Harrison Jr Mills Godwin Jr Robert Button and E Blackburn Moore were introduced by Speaker Moore. Arthur said the event supported those candidates and 400 to 500 people attended.
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House of Delegates
J. Pinckney Arthur
Frederick County
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Robert Y. Button
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
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Harrison
Godwin
Button
Moore
Arthur
Ikeda Kennedy Talks Mark World Problems Sessions
Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs Kennedy attended representing Kentucky as Ikeda and Kennedy avoided specifics but indicated progress after two hours of talks on world issues. Officials close to the discussions said a one hour and 22 minute session followed another two hour meeting with both sides expressing pleasure at the outcome.
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Kennedy
Ikeda
Local Auctions Schedule for June July in Virginia and West Virginia
Numerous sales listings across Virginia and West Virginia show auctions by Haun's Auction W D Orndorff William Conner and others. Items range from furniture and household goods to dairy herd farm equipment and real estate with auctioneers named for each event.
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Nineveh
William B. Conner
Aletha Coats
Leesburg
N. Va
Ander's Grocery
Rippon
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
Radio Amateurs Plan Field Day Over Week End
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club joins fifteen thousand hams in a 24 hour Field Day drill. From Paris Mountain the group will contact amateurs, exchange messages, and simulate emergency operations under rugged conditions to aid civil defense and public services.
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Amateur Radio Club
Paris Mountain
Red Cross
Administration Takes New Look At Aid Plans
Washington AP Sen Hubert Humphrey says the administration is reevaluating its economic and military aid abroad. Revised programs boost chances for congressional approval of much of Kennedy’s foreign aid. Sen Fulbright delays committee vote to hear from Stevenson and Rusk with revised programs to address critics.
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Market Tapers as Dow Nods Slight Decline in Mixed Trade
U S stocks drift lower at midday with the Dow Jones average down about three quarters of a point to 685.34 and the Associated Press index down 0.60 at 244.50 as losses in chemicals and nonferrous metals offset gains in tobacco and electronics. In Chicago, hogs and cattle prices show varied moves with 1 000 cattle and shedding details, including bids around 21 to 23 dollars for larger steers and heifers, while lambs hold around 20 dollars, and meat prices display a broad range across classes.
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du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
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Wreck on Millwood Ave Causes $200 in Damage
A vehicle collision on Millwood Avenue involving a 1956 Dodge dump truck driven by Robert Lee Sirk of Rt. 2 rear impacts a Plymouth. Damage was assessed at $125 to the Plymouth and $75 to the truck. Officer W. L. Fogle investigated. Helen Wedlock Roberts of 572 N Kent St was named in the report.
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Soviet Leader Warns Adenauer Over Treaties
Khrushchev urges Konrad Adenauer to sign a treaty with all allies, proposing a free city status for Berlin and limiting ties with the outer world. He warns that the Soviet Union will stand firm and threatens deadly consequences if history is forgotten.
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Weather Today Forecast Fair and Cooler
The forecast indicates fair weather with cooler conditions today. Partly cloudy skies and arid air are expected with overall warmth higher in the day. Ottawa is noted among the referenced locations.
Rainfall figures and related data include 1961 totals
Rainfall data show 24 decendas 8:30 a.m. today with June total 4.22 inches and 1961 year-to-date 22.86 inches. Forty-eight year averages list monthly values from February to December with values 2.06, 2.97, 3.83, 3.82, 3.95, 2.66, 2.45, 2.39 inches. Additional items include Robert W. Service, Perjury, Hunting, Lake Erie, Stowe, America the Beautiful, Horseshoes.
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Stowe
America
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