Funeral service for Miss Nan cy E Shiner announced
A funeral service for Miss Nan cy E Shiner formerly of 128 E Street who died Sunday will be conducted by Rev Sw Bortath on Wednesday at a stated time at Jones Funeral Home Pallbearers include Max R Butler George T Butler Edward Staff Maynard L Patterson Jr Jack W Widmyer and Joseph O Leary Burial is planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery A niece Mrs Sandra Jean Forney is listed among survivors
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Nancy E. Shiner
E. Street
Sw. Bortath
Jones
Max R. Butler
George T. Butler
Edward Staff
Maynard L. Patterson, Jr
Jack W. Widmyer
Joseph O'Leary
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Sandra Jean Forney
Funeral Services for Benjamin T Laws in Berryville
Funeral services for Benjamin Thomas Laws of Cincinnati Ohio will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at St Lukes Baptist Church Berryville with Rev Curtis Clark officiating. Burial will follow in the Milton Valley cemetery.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Lukes Baptist Church
Berryville
Curtis Clark
Milton Val
Nancy E. Shiner Memorial Service Notice
The obituary notice states a service for Miss Nancy E. Shiner will be held Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists the location and time for the service and burial details if provided.
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Nancy E. Shiner
Unclear Burial Service Details Emerge at Local Cemetery
Pallbearers named for a funeral service include Al Derr Lawrence Wilson Eddie Robinson son Benjamin Page Beverley Williams and Robert Holmes as part of the graveside ceremony at a local cemetery.
Dam project approved on Potomac North Branch
Army Engineers seek a $52 million dam on the Potomac River North Branch, near Mineral County W Va and Bloomington Md. Federal share about $35 million, localities to contribute. Flood control water supply water quality and recreation benefits cited. Approval reported by Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Age
Army Engineers
Potomac River
Savage River
Mineral County
W. Va
Bloomington
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Rusk pushes multilateral European nuclear deterent idea
Rusk argues for a multilateral European nuclear force aligned with American power. He discusses Bonn and Serbire talking points and notes De Gaulle’s assurances on Britain's EEC entry. Manning says NATO council should evolve toward a multination deterrent, drawing British concern over independence. Rusk visits Oxford for an honorary degree, recalling his Rhodes Scholar background.
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Bonn
America
France
Rusk
de Gaulle
Britain
Robert Manning
North Atte Treaty Organization
U.S
West
Harold Macmillan
Oxford
Merchants Update By Laws After Four Annual Meetings
The merchants parking committee led by James R. Wilkins and Sam Shendon voted to revise by laws to hold four meetings yearly in January April June and October. The October session will be the election meeting. Letters of commendation from the state association and attendees of last months convention were read.
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Sam Shendon
Merchants’ Parking Committee
James R. Wilkins
State Association
Freeze Brain Surgery Beats Parkinsons Shakes
Dr. Irving S. Cooper reports freezing brain tissue with liquid nitrogen at 150 degrees below zero halts tremors in 85 percent of well selected Parkinsons patients. The technique, tested at 32 degrees then deep frozen for three to five minutes, is minimally painful and may allow many patients to resume work.
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Irving S. Cooper
New York City
Cooper
Public Health Service
Union chief blasts testimony as a patsy claim
Jackie Bright of the American Guild of Variety Artists says police witnesses are trying to make the union a patsy for night life rackets. He promises a housecleaning and says some testimony is false while accepting a lie detector test as Senate hearings probe prostitution and hustling in clubs.
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Agwa
Bright
Billie Sol Estes
Polio Inoculations Reach Ninety Six Here
A Middletown clinic vaccinated 96 people last night as Dr. L. O. Fears led the effort with aid from Mrs. Betty Nixon and Mrs. David Muntzing. The free shots were provided by the Health Department, with sponsorship from the Ladies Auxiliary to the local fire department.
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Middletown
L. O. Fears
Betty Nixon
David Muntzing
Ladies Auxiliary
Health Department
Virginia Firms Share 38.5 Million in Aid Funds
The U S Agency for International Development reports 38.5 million dollars in foreign aid went to 20 Virginia communities from January 1954 to December 1961 for goods and services. Winchester received 2100 dollars, with grants and Food for Peace among funded programs. National total under AID during eight years reached 4.4 billion across 44 states.
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Virginia
Frederick County Auction Listings on June 27 to July 7
A list of auction events in Virginia and West Virginia with dates June 27 to July 7 including Denny’s Commission Auction near Winchester, Saddle Horse and Pony Sale at Farmers Livestock Pavilion, and estate and real estate sales at Frederick and Clarke County Court Houses and farms. Listings include auctioneers Orndorff Cole English Duvall and others.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
West
H. H. Bartlett
English, Jr
Mgr
F. L. Largent, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Dennis T. Cole
Harry J. Flowers
Valuable City
Charles R. Duvall
Richard F. McPherson
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Boyce
W. D. Orndorff
C. Hardy Grim
Kernstown
Ul Ge
Leeri En Frances
Ruth A. G. Lindenmouth
Rt. 55
Skyline Drive
Kings Court
Darrell K. Koonce
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Greenspring
Gerrardstown
Living Costs Rise Slightly in May Across Sectors
The report cites higher vegetable prices due to adverse weather and a May uptick in housing costs from rent, home purchases, and services. Increases include laundry and dry cleaning charges and higher domestic wages.
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Myers
Weather Summary For Tuesday June 26
Rainfall partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thundershowers over the south tonight High 86 to 92 except around 80 in the to 72 Wednesday cloudy and somewhat cooler with chance of thundershowers southwest Low today 84 64 June rainfall to date 6 10 1962 rainfall to date 22 10 and average monthly rainfall by month
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