Winchester News Deaths and Funerals June 3 1964
Obituary notice from Winchester area listing multiple deaths and funeral details. Includes Joseph W. Starkey Jr. of Summit Point and Mrs Laslie Riley Berryville, Carl Sirbaugh of Winchester, Adah Levi Payne Berryville and Edna Sands Stephenson with service times, burial places, and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Starkey, Jr
Summit Point
W.W
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Starkey
Clarke County
Joseph W
Ada Edwards Starkey
Starkey
West Virginia
Ann W. Whitley Starkey
Joseph Starkey, III
Cheryl Page. Starkey
Clifton Starkey
Hagerstown
Lewis Galloway
Charles Town
W.va
Harry Symons
Philadelphia
Thomas West
John H. Enders
Berryville
C.8. Beckley
Summit Point Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Laslie Luella Riley
Berry Ville
John H. Ender
Rev
C.M. Cook
Rober Shenk
Harold Potts
John Louis John Martin
Rice W. Levi, Jr
Oscar Cave
Carl W.’ Sirbaugh
Jefferson St
Jones Funeral Home
T. Eugene Carter
Julian H. Buncutter
C. Douglas Brown
J. Clayton Cochran, Sr
J. Leslie Reed
Curtis Money
Lawrence T. Long
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Adah Levi Payne
Woodland Ave
Payne
Jacob O
Izabeth Carr Levi
Edgar L. Payme
First Baptist Ch
Anne C. Brendan
Phillip L. Colston
Bel Air
Donald Levi
Berry
Edward J. Brennan
Rice W, Levi, Sr
B. M. Sullivan
Payne Chapel Cemetery
Edna V. Sands
Stephenson
Sands
McKeesport
William and
Bertie Smith Carpenter
Daniel E. 3Ands
Grace Lutheran Church
National Education Assiciation
Washington
Edward Lord
W.R. Carpenter
Joan L, Lord of Stephenson
W.E. Eisenburg
Arington National Cemetery
Wall Street Mixed Early as Stocks Take Small Losses
Wall Street opened with a mixed session as mixers showed small declines for General Motors Ford and Chrysler while American Motors and Studebaker held steady. The AP 60-stock average climbed to 309.3, a new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
Henry Ford
American Telephone
Curtis Publishing
Ontario
Texas Gulf
Xerox
IBM
U.S
Union Carbide
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck
Boeing
Pfizer
Congress Backs Widening Asia War Question
Many Congress members indicate the administration has decided to risk war with Red China to stop Communist advances in Southeast Asia. Senator Aiken says expansion seems likely and hopes Russia will stay hands off. General Harkins says risking war may be worth saving South Vietnam, while Rep Zablocki pushes for testimony and urges avoiding all-out war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Red China
Southeast Asia
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Interes
Russia
Viet Nam
Laos
Capitol Hill
Aiken
Paul I. Harkins
U.S
South Viet Nam
Peking
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
Pentagon
House
Foreign Affairs
Ulbricht abandons push for separate peace treaty
East German leader Walter Ulbricht publicly stated he does not expect a separate peace treaty with the Soviet Union. He cited a Moscow signed friendship pact as achieving aims for a broader German settlement, framing policy as for the whole country. Western diplomats view this as a reversal since Cuba era pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Ulbricht
West Germany
Germany
Cuba
West Ierlin
West Virginia High Court to Rule on Cigarette Price Law
The West Virginia Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging the state's minimum cigarette price. Oak Hill merchant Morris Wonder faced charges for selling below the minimum, but Fayette County Circuit Court struck them and ruled the law unconstitutional as price fixing. The Attorney General's office appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Oak Hill
Morris Wonder
Fayette County
Wender
Attorney General’s Office
Airlines Continue Jet Service Into Berlin Despite Soviet Warning
State Department officials in Washington dismissed the warning as not ominous, noting prior Soviet cautions. Pan American and other carriers had begun New York to Berlin flights from West Germany under postwar accords, while Soviets claim routes from outside West Germany are not essential to the Berlin garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
State Department
Washington
New York
West Berlin
British European Airways
Air France
Paris
Frankfurt
London
Two Deaths Raise Virginia Toll to 434 This Year
The Virginia road toll rose to 434 after two more deaths reported by The Associated Press. John Edward Barlow 48 of Marshall was killed when his car ran off U S 29 211 near Warrenton and struck a culvert. Emma Louise Davis 40 of Meherrin died June 12 from injuries after a car ran off Virginia 696 and hit a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia
Warrenton
John Edward Barlow
Marshall
U.S. 29
Fauquier County
Farmville
Emma Louise Davis
Meherrin
Virginia Tech Board Sets Cadet Corps Elective
A special Virginia Tech board of visitors meeting is planned for Monday June 29 in Burruss Hall to discuss making Cadet Corps participation elective for students. Rector W. Thomas Rice called the session after resigning and agreeing to stay on. Gov. Harrison urged public input as alumni voiced anger over dropping mandatory retirements for freshmen and sophomores to join the Cadet Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech Board of Visitors
Burruss Hall
W. Thomas Rice
Harrison
Cadet Corps
Civil War Commission Funds Appomattox Sound and Light Project
The Virginia Civil War Commission donates 2500 dollars to Appomattox Heritage Inc. to study a sound and light dramatic production at the site of Gen. Robert E. Lee's surrender. The non profit group formed by Lynchburg area civic leaders was announced earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Civil War Commission
Appomattox Heritage Inc
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Lynchburg
County supervisors to decide on desegregated school reopening
Farmville, AP Prince Edward County supervisors meet to plan compliance with a federal court order to reopen public schools by September. About 1,600 pupils would return, most of them Black, amid tuition grant and tax implications, while white students likely stay in private segregated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
Surry County
John D. Butzner Jr
Prince Edward
Search for three missing civil rights workers intensifies
As hours pass with no word from the trio, cries for a search rise. James Farmer calls for air and ground searches, FBI agents arrive in Philadelphia, and federal officials probe possible civil rights violations. The Mississippi Highway Patrol is asked to assist broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian Naval Air Station
Council of Federated Organizations
FBI
Philadelphia
Washington
Edwin O. Guthman
Justice Department
Alabama Timber Boom Shapes State Economy
Alabama timber activity grows as a $500 million annual shipments market and two billion board feet harvested yearly from 21 million acres. Forest Service projects Alabama and the South becoming major national lumber suppliers, with Alabama already ranked second in pulpwood production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
South
Weather Today Virginia Forecast Shifts to Storms
Scattered afternoon thunder showers expected in Virginia with partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Lows near 70, highs in the upper 80s to 90s, outlook Thursday fair.
Embezzlement Probe Targets Burnham Firm Official
New York police seek Jerome Moran, 61, longtime Burnham and Co. employee, on grand larceny charges totaling up to 700000 dollars. Moran, last seen leaving the Wall Street office Friday, allegedly misappropriated funds from the stock exchange member firm amid a $25 million insurer coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Exc ‘Change
Jere ‘Miah T. Moran
Burneham and Co
Moran
Burnham
Wall Street
Weather Elsewhere List Reflects Data Points
A compact snippet lists ten items including North Star Theodore Roosevelt No. 4 John Paul Jones True Magnolia Larger Clark and Washington DC with scattered labels among them. The fragmented OCR hints at a numbered or coded reference set rather than a cohesive forecast.
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Winchester
ING
Joseph Starkey, Jr
Irs
Edgar L. Payne
Riley Service
Sirbaugh Service
Daniel E. Sands
W. Sirbaugh
Adsh Levi Payne
First Baptist Church
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ann W. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Ann
The
Second Presbyterian Church
Den 1
Pack 70
Boy Scouts of America
Loudoda
Jeon Ee Funeral Home, Inc
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Great Basin
Plateau
Congressional
LBJ
Asia
Harkins
Khrushchev
Airlines
Tary
V.P
Board
STAML
Shade Equipment Co
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Pernt Engineering
INC
Tass
Outer Space
North Star
Theodore Roosevelt
John Paul Jones
True
Clark
Washington, D.C
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Des Moine
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Dianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Os Angeles
Louisville
Emphis
Ilwaukee
St.p
En Orleans
En York
Okla City
Omaha
Phoenix
Poind, Me
Rapid City
Glaize & Bros
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Winchester Co-Op
Stephens City
Your Southern States Cooperative Agency
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