Obituaries from Winchester area list several deaths
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Mrs. Ann Mumma Dorsey in San Antonio and several local residents including Charles Brown Mrs Mat tie Sirbaugh Hazel Dailey J Russell Bucher with funeral arrangements and memorials noted. Services set at Jones Norment Omps and Ebenezer Church with family and friends attending.
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Ann Mumma Dorsey
Ralph Meade Dorsey
Army
San Antonio
Texas
Dorsey
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Navy
Charles
Bud) Marcus Brown
White, Weld and Co
Hagerstown
Winchester
Mr. Brown
Charles E. and
Arbelin Kinna Brown
Marjorie Talbert Brown
Appletree Drive
Marcia Hahn
Marjorie Martin
Harold F. Brown
Flushing
N.Y
Floretta Brown
Rose Marie Peddicord
Jones Funeral Home
Norment Funeral Home
Washington County Heart Association
San Mar
Mattie Virginia Sirbaugh
Highland Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ebenezer Church
Bruce Macbeth
Sirbaugh
Archie
Mamié Miller
Howard P. Sirbaugh
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Betty Haines
Elridge Sirbaugh
Julian Sirbaugh
Donard Sirbaugh
Ethel Herring
Mae Poulsen
Misda
Malta
Marion Miller
Ira J. Smith
Wiliarm F. Anderson
Charles E. Oates
Elwood Willey
Donald E. Boyce
William R. Brill
Ebenezer Cemetery
Hazel Marie Dailey
Potomac Ave
Baltimore
Baltimore City Hospital
Harry W. Dailey
New Jersey
Priscilla L. Gopp
Gardena
Calif
James Brannon
M. Gray Brannon
Klamath Falls
Ore
Chester W. Brannon
Hancock, Md
William Hess
Hancock
Omps Funeral
Thurman Pet
Rockefeller backs negotiations to end Vietnam war
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, in New York, urged ending the Vietnam conflict through negotiations. He contrasted his stance with former Vice President Richard M. Nixon who favored a military solution, referencing a prior interview.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Soldiers' sentences cut amid base discipline review
In Washington reports 53 soldiers had their sentences reduced as 40 more await review after an Army Board inquiry into alleged influence by Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Lipscomb at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri. The review followed a test case finding evidence of command influence and potential prejudice.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
Ft. Leonard Wood
Thomas H. Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Army Board of Review
Rockefeller Reagan ticket still alive in 1972 race
Rockefeller says he is gaining support once given to Kennedy and keeps open the possibility of a Rockefeller Reagan ticket. Reagan repeats he will not be a candidate for VP and may skip the convention if a nominee is decided early. Humphrey plans Colorado North Dakota and Iowa campaigning to win delegates as Wallace tours Maryland Massachusetts Alabama for ballots. An AP poll shows Humphrey leading Indiana delegates with 19 of 63, McCarthy 4, Branigin 1, Kennedy 1, others uncommitted.
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Associated Press
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Ronald Reagan
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Albany
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Colorado
North Dakota
Toowa
Denver
Humphrey
Berlin
George C. Wallace
Indiana
Eugene J. McCarthy
Roger D. Branigin
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Germelman discusses separate joint court proposal details
Council and Board review the plan for a new independent court with its own judge, clerical staff, and probation officers funded by the state, while the city and county provide courtroom space and utilities. Germelman, a Richmond native and lawyer, is noted with career milestones and marriage to Donna Ward Pethick.
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Sociation
Council
White
Marshall
Woltz
MR. Germelman
Richmond
Handley High School
T. C. Williams Law School
University of Richmond
Judge Advocate General Corps
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Training Center
Armer
Fort Knox
Mayhew jury hears defense on death by shotgun
Jurors hear Charles Mayhew’s defense as Douglas Swift questions the scene visit and burden of proof in the case of the man accused after a fatal shotgun blast to his brother. Junior Lee Kelly testifies Mayhew asked him to call the sheriff.
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Douglas Swift
Gunter
Commonwealth
Charles Mayhew
Swift
Lee Kelly
Lacy Anderson
Kelly
Mayhew
Douglass Hill
Hill
Police Riot After Teen Shot In Richmond
About 250 African Americans clashed with police in Richmond following the shooting of a teenage suspect fleeing a car believed stolen. The crowd looted stores and threw rocks as officers confronted the disturbance on Tuesday night.
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Richmond
Calif
Nationwide rail strike averted after tentative agreement
Negotiators reached a tentative contract ending the rail labor dispute with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen after a walkout deadline loomed. The deal awaits ratification by 140000 members as issues centered on wages and a no strike pledge through January 1 1970. Meanwhile Chicago riots left 6 officers injured and 10 arrests as a crowd of about 250 Negroes looted two stores and damaged vehicles.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
National Railway Labor Conference
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Robert Resor
Facebcard Pair in Monaco Colors
Chinese swimming pool scenes in warm weather reveal a seventh sensation as a running a train joke circulates. Shrimp crab and lobster feature in a Mata Hari themed event.
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Mata Hari
Five Day Forecast Prospects With Warmth and Showers
The forecast calls for Thursday through Monday with lower temperatures than normal. Day highs in the low 80s, some 40s in the mountains, and nightly lows in the low 60s. Rainfall about 1 inch on Thursday and again around Monday.
Rainfall figures show varied totals across years
The report lists 48 hour rainfall to 8 am today with June, year by year totals, and five year monthly and January to December averages. It notes 55 year average monthly rainfall and the overall annual average of 36.50 inches.
Vatican confirms St Peter relics identified at basilica
Pope Paul VI announced that the Vatican conclusively identified mortal remains under St Peter's Basilica as those of the Apostle Peter. He said the relics were found in 1950 at the tomb beneath the Altar of Confession after prior uncertainty and some archaeologists' claims. He cited patient investigations and competent judgments guiding the determination.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Peter
Pius XI
St. Peter’s
Paul
County Man Escapes From Prison in Richmond
Luther William Miller, a Frederick County inmate serving 20 years for robbery, walked off from a state penitentiary assignment around 9:30 p.m. He was with workers when he left the Richmond facility and authorities launched a search. Miller, described as slight, wore brown khaki prison clothes.
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Frederick County
Richmond
Luther William Miller
Andrew Whales
R. M. Oliver
Miller
U.S. District Court
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
R. M. Dorsey
Charles M. Brown
Sirbaugh Service
Mrs
Lawrence Dailey
Chestnut Grove
Omps Funeral Home
J. Russell Bucher
Woodland Ave
Paul J. Slonaker
Joseph M. Lingo
Hedrick D. Koontz
William H. West, Jr
George S. Taylor
E. William Duncan
Marvin D. Weaver
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ells
Jones
Mr. J. Russell Bucher
Elks Memorial
P.M. Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Hazel M. Dailey
Sun
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
the Order
THE
Bernard Groves
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Rocky
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Middle
Middle Atlantic States
Dakotas
Maryland
Alabama
Conside
Sen
Mark O. Hatfield
D-Ore
Germelman
Sakrete
Ali Maha
Akrete
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce ST
Mahew
Robert K. Woltz
Charles Mims
Norman Sullivan
Sullivan
Mims
I, Q
Facebcard
Monaco
FHA
N. Cameron St
Fedders
Joogoo
Baker
Anderson
North Braddock St
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