Mrs Susan Lansdale 61 Dies in Adelphia Nursing Home
Mrs Susan Lansdale 61 of Brentwood Md died June 22 at Manor Care Nursing Home Adelphia Md born March 17 1890 in Dayton Va daughter of the late Joseph S and Katherine Gibbs twice married first to George G Wolfe of Dayton Ohio then to William C Lansdale of Washington D C who preceded her in death Survived by son Roy G Wolfe sister Mrs George McGlaughtin brother John H Sam Gibbs and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Friday at Nalley Funeral Home Mt Rainier Md Burial followed in Arlington National Cemetery
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Susan Lansdale
Brentwood
Adelphia
Dayton
Joseph S
Katherine Smith Gibbs
George G. Wolfe
Ohio
William CC. Lansdale
Washington, D.C
Fairview Chicken Barbecue Tonight At United Methodist
Fairview United Methodist Church hosts a chicken barbecue supper starting at 5 pm sponsored by the Ladies Aid. The church sits on Rt 641 at Double Churches, southeast of Stephens City. Earl M. Hines of 232 Maple Street dies at 64. survived by his wife Helen Harden and three children. Graveside and lodge services set. other obituaries follow with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview United
Two Car Crash on Berryville Ave Causes $600 Damages
A two car collision on Berryville Ave yesterday at 5:55 p.m. caused about $600 in damage. Cheryl Ramey and Daniel Copenhaver were involved when Copenhaver attempted to pass on the right as Ramey turned. Officer Robert Wolford filed the report. The Fraternal Order of Police Associates will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Lodge Hall in Clarke County, with president Thomas W. Anderson urging member attendance.
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Berryville Ave
Robert Wolford
Cheryl Ramey
Rt. 5
Daniel Copenhaver
N. Loudoun St
Fraternal
Order of Police Associates
Clarke County
Methane Sensors Failed In Los Angeles Tunnel Tragedy
A Lockheed built 5.5 mile Metropolitan Water District tunnel 260 feet underground trapped 18 workers after a methane explosion. Only one survivor. Engineers said sensors did not signal dangerous gas levels, despite pockets of gas readings and prior smaller blasts.
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co
California
Lockheed
Arvid Rasmussen
Charles Leeper
Leeper
Medina to face noncapital trial in My Lai case
Capt Ernest Medina will be tried on murder charges from the My Lai operation on July 26 as the Army opts for a noncapital proceeding. Col Kenneth Howard denied motions and Eckhardt said no death penalty will be sought, allowing written testimony and depositions from two South Vietnamese witnesses. Medina could face life imprisonment if convicted.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lai
Medina
Kenneth Howard
Atlanta
Howard
William Eckhardt
Eckhardt
3Rd U.S. Army
Albert O. Connor
Montrose
Colo
William L. Calley
Calley
Vietnam
C&P Adds Dial Equipment At Stephens City Center
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company approved 43000 dollars to fit Stephens City Center with dial equipment needed to meet rising service demands. The action is part of a near 48 million dollar statewide expansion approved by the board while 902700 is allotted to radio microwave route projects.
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Stephens City
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Harry N. Doyle, Jr
C&p
Commonwealth
Firemen Respond to Two City Calls
Firemen answered two calls yesterday both minor. At 12 50 p m a car owned by Donald McKee at 10 Springcrest Street burned with damage limited to wiring under the hood. At 9 p m Mrs Donald J Ivey of 209 Myrtle Street reported an overloaded circuit with damage only to the fusebox.
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Springcrest St
Donald McKee
Papermill Road
Donald J. Ivey
Myrtle St
4-H Members Plan Hike Along Appalachia Trail
Frederick County 4-H Club members plan the third hike in a series. They meet at the courthouse at 1 30 p m and travel six miles east to Keys Gap then north to the Potomac Wayside and river. A spokesman notes easy footing and Civil War rock breastworks along the way.
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Frederick County
4-H Club
Appalachia
Keys Gap
Charles Town
Potomac
Potomac River
Pentagon documents reveal staff split on Vietnam buildup and secrecy row
The Joint Chiefs of Staff clashed with Mc Namara over scaling troop growth and bombing in 1966. CIA counsel in 1954 warned Nixon that troop withdrawal would spare Southeast Asia, a view Johnson rejected. Ellsberg's arrest over unauthorized possession of the Pentagon study ties to ongoing court stays on publication. Journalists defend First Amendment against security claims.
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Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Post-Dispatch
Chicago Sun-Times
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
CIA
Lyndon B. Johnson
Elisberg
Los Angeles
Ellsberg
Justice Department
Rand Corp
New York Times
District Court
Supreme Court
J. Edward Muffray
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Executive Branch
Murray
House
Government Information
Washington
Weather outlook for Virginia and Winchester skies
Rather cloudy tonight and Sunday with a chance of thunderstorms. Low tonight in the 60s. High Sunday in the 80s. Extended forecast calls for hot humid days with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Sunset 8 44 p m Sunrise 5 48 a m Moonset 11 23 p m First Quarter June 30. Rainfall for past 24 hours at 8 30 a m is .48 inches. June to date 1.49 inches. Five year rainfall totals shown. average yearly rainfall 36.51 inches.
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Virginia
Winchester
Optimist Club Fireworks Sale Supports Scholarships
The Optimist Club will sell fireworks July 1 through 5 to raise money for its scholarship program. Each year the club gives a $1,000 scholarship to a student at James Wood and one at Handley. Winners this year are Stephen Capenos of Rt. 4 James Wood and Gregory Seldon of 631 Pennsylvania Ave Handley. Fireworks will be sold at Ward Plaza Ward Mall Drug Fair Nichols Acme Market on Berryville Ave and Town and Country.
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Optimist Club
James Wood
Handley
Stephen Capenos
Rt. 4
Gregory: Seldon
Pennsylvania Ave
Ward Plaza
Ward Mall
Drug
Fair, Nichols, Acme Market
Berryville Ave
Town and Country
Prominent Figures and Places Highlighted in Historical Query
The list names Alice Longworth Roosevelt, Clara Barton, Lillian Roth, Carrie Nation, plus Asia and Lake Itasca Minnesota. It references Eight-fifty monetary figure and a second cousin relation, with Davenport and Windsor as chair.
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Alice Longworth Roosevelt
Clara Barton
Lillian Roth
Carrie Nation
Second Cousin
Asia
Lake Itasca
Minnesota
Davenport and
Windsor
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Susan G. Lansdale
Fairview
Earl M. Hines
Maple Street
Mr. Hines
West Virginia
Helen Marie Harden
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Hines
Betty Lee Batman
Ray Hines
Leesburg
Apalachin
N.Y
Nellie Anderson
Martinsburg
W.va
Edna Stake
Baltimore
Rest Cemetery Friends
Jones Funeral Home
Marvin P. Timbrook
Kirby
W. Va
Isaac Franklin
Sarah Elizabeth Frye Timbrook
Clara Pownell Timbrook
Garland
Harry
Chambersburg
Harold
Lincoln
Rodney
Romney
Eileen Hott
Ruth Saville
Alton
Pleasant Ely
Charlotte Hott
Mamie Timbrook
Ima Saville
Hott Chapel
United Methodist Church
E. K. Sawyer
Summers Sawyer
Timbrook
Roy Harper
West Whitlock Ave
Robert J. Donnelly
George Orser
John A. Leatherman
Bill Chapman
Taylor J. Simpson
John C. Blackburn
George B Masters
Jack R. Ireland
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Masonic
Winchester Lions’ Club
Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Ibernard F. Groves Monuments
E. Boscawen St
Police Associates
P.m
John, W. Rosenberger
Los Angeles County Arboretum
Arcadia
Calif
F. Lee Bailey
Stephens City Center
Paper Mill Reed
Dodson Bros
Rockies
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Southwest
Great Lakes
Mitre
Glaize
Aints
N. Cameron St
C.J. Brumback & Sons
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