Obituaries Include Graber Kitchin and Richard
John Bernard Graber 46 of 118 Cameron St died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Helen Rose Parker Graber two children and three stepchildren and siblings. Georgia Nash Kitchin died yesterday in Sunnyside Presbyterian Home Harrisonburg. Funeral graveside service Friday Mount Hebron Cemetery. G Harry Richard died Monday funeral tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John Bernard Graber
Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Graber
Winchester
August Graber
Naomi Langley Graber Parker
Baltimore
Graber
Helen Rose Parker Graber
John Graber TI
Penny Louise Grab
Georgia Nash Kitchin
Sunnyside Presbyterian Home
Harrisonburg
Kitchin
Prince Edward County
Clarence B. Etchin
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn N.Y
Fred A. McGee
Greenwood Road
J. H. Farmer
W.F. Norris
Arlington
F. H. McGee
Roanoke
Mount Hebron
Howard C. Dobbs
G.R. Womeldorf
G. Harry Richard
Jones Funeral
Paul E
Paris
John W
Richard
Edgar Richard
Philip Richard
Paul W
Harry E
Melvin Richard
Harry Glynn
Carl J. Rinker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Rinker Re elected President Of Methodist Student Movement
Charles W. Rinker Jr of 522 Fairmont Ave was re elected president of the National Conference of the Methodist Student Movement. He was ordained deacon in the Virginia Methodist Conference last week. Rinker, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rinker, graduated Handley High School 1959 and Randolph Macon College 1963 and is a rising senior at Drew University School of Theology.
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Charles W. Rinker, Jr
Fairmont Ave
Methodist Student Movement
Virginia Methodist Conference
Rinker
Charles Rinker
Handley High School
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
School of Theology
Drew University
Treasury warns on chain letter lottery selling bonds
The Treasury Department labels chain letter schemes offering savings bonds as lotteries. A participant is promised bonds totaling 38,400 dollars when his name rises to the top, but the chain often collapses and rewards are never realized.
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Treasury Department
Mr. Follansbee
Bronze safety pin from Minoan era in Crete museum
A large bronze pin, possibly the world s first safety pin, is exhibited at the archaeological museum in Israklion Crete. The artifact dates to the Minoan civilization about four thousand years ago.
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Athens
Archaeological Museum
Israklion
Crete
Shifflett's Wife Testifies in Court About Marriage and Shooting
Peggy Miller described marriage to Shifflett in 1963 and separation in 1964. She testified that he burst into her home, pointed a gun, shot a man named Ashwood, then shot her, leaving her with hospital stays and a memory gap. Cross examination revealed years of involvement and accusations, leading to witnesses detailing the arrest and policing.
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Shifflett
Peggy Miller
Mr. Ashwood
Miss Miller
Simpson
Peggy Ashwood
Courtney Ashwood
Ashwood
Emory Shifflett
Witnesses Testify in Minnie C. Davis Burglary Trial
Frederick County Circuit Court heard multiple witnesses in the case against Minnie C. Davis of S Cameron St. charged with receiving stolen goods from the Lakeside country store burglary on U.S. 522 near Gainesboro. Massie urged a verdict of guilty. defense argued innocence.
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Frederick County
Minnie C. Davis
S. Cameron St
Lakeside
U.S. 522
Gainesboro
David G.simpson
Merlian G. Marshall
Elliotts
Apple Pie Ridge
Massie
Davis
Violence Erupts After Coup as Ben Bella Supporters Rally
Creased violence left several injured as troops and riot police battled protesters in the streets. Crowds carried banners with Ben Bella and Boumedienne slogans while police arrested hundreds nationwide since the coup. The government said six political offenses were recorded, including Ben Bella and two aides.
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Ben Bella
Ben’ Bella
National Assembly
Hadj Ben Allah
Mohamed Seghir Nekkache
Teamsters Union Walkout Continues in Philadelphia Area
Local 107 drivers ignore injunction and vote to keep strike after judge warns of contempt. Hoffa calls for return to work. officials warn mass discharges if not. Local 107 covers about 12,000 members in Philadelphia and Wilmington with escort help from police.
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Hoffa
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Teamsters
Ree Quests
Bank Robbery And Shootout In Mountain View
Three men held banker and wife hostage at Mountain View Bank taking 2500 in silver. A state trooper was wounded in a pre dawn car chase as the trio fled leaving two bags of silver. suspects fled on foot.
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Mountain View, Ark
Mountain View
U.S. 65
Weather Today in Virginia With Scattered Showers Forecast
Partly cloudy hot and humid with thundershowers affecting more than half the area through Thursday. Low 66 to 72 tonight, high 86 to 92 Thursday, cooler Friday. Five day outlook shows 2 to 6 degrees above normal with scattered showers and little day to day change. Sunset 8 44 p m, sunrise 5 47 a m, moonrise 2 27 a m, new moon June 29.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
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Chicago
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Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
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Ptind, Me
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Terrace
Rainfall Totals and Averages by Month and Year
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today is trace. June to date 1 35. 1965 to date 16 61. Average yearly rainfall over 52 years 36 75. Average monthly rainfall over 52 years by month is listed from January through December.
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Trace
Wall Street Inches Higher Amid Mixed Sts On Tuesday
The AP average of 60 stocks rose 0.1 to 320.3 as gains in autos oils and rails offset mixed results. Du Pont Xerox and Polaroid led modest upticks while Rubbers declined slightly and Kee Smelting fell on merger chatter. IBM advanced over 2 with Ford GM and Chrysler up small to moderate gains.
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New York
House
Senate
Republic Steel
du Pont
Xerox
Polaroid
IBM
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
General Electric
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
Kennecott
American Smelting
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Air Lines
Kee Smelting
American Telephone
Jersey Standard
Goodyears
Khyber Pass to Santiago Football Clash Noted
A report notes a football event linking Khyber Pass and Santiago with broader regional significance in California where the chief justice of the US heads a greater discussion on mammal studies and Peru relations.
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Khyber Pass
Santiago
Football
California
Defenders of the Potomac press for full modern flood control plan
A coalition including DAMS nation and citizen groups criticizes the Army Engineers' program for the Potomac. They urge the President and Secretary to consider alternatives and avoid a weak compromise, insisting on using the latest scientific innovations. The piece recalls the Ferris wheel as a historical Exposition highlight in 1893 Chicago.
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Army Engineers
Potomac
The
United States
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Winchester Evening’ Star
Shn
B. Graber
C.B. Kitchin
Richard Service
Methodist
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lorist, Inc
Loudoun Street
Kortinercia! Is
Tradi Member
Federal Depos
Nsurance Corporation
Clearbrook Fire Dept
Stonewall School
U.S. Weather Bureau
Donald
Merenes Castleman
Willard Baker
Ronald Bowers
Fromer
Ira Nesselrodt
Minnie Davis
Aile
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce ST
Chess
United States of America
Weinrott
Death Valley
Calif
David Rose
Paul Giancontieri
Las Vegas
Devil’s Hole
New York Congress of
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
Kerrville
Tex
Texas
Fredericksburg
President Johnson
LBJ
Echo Village
U.S. Rt
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Wall Street
I, Q
Mexico
Peru
Teds
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