Obituary notes for Earle Brown Secrist and others in Oregon Virginia area
Obituaries list Paul Bayard Earle 91 of Portland died June 1970 with private services in Portland. He grew up in Warren County and Virginia Tech graduate class of 1901. Survived by daughters and grandchildren. active in Old Guard class reunions. formerly with Idaho Bureau of Public Accounts. Also noted are funeral notices for Mrs Bessie W. Brown 96 of Winchester and Mrs Caroline Fout Secrist 51 of Gore with service details and family survived by spouses and children. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery and Hebron Lutheran Church services described.
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Paul Bayard Earle
Portland
Oregon
Earle
Warren County
Alexander Miller Earle
Mary Ellen Burns Earle
Alfred Boyington
Pullman
Washington
Neil Meagher
J. Carlyle Hufman
Berryville
Rowland B. Fisher
Middletown
Roberta
Rebecca Earle
Alex M. Earle
John B. Earle, Jr
Front Royal
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
V.P.1
Blacksburg
Jones
Eens Womeldorf
E. Bearss
Jack Jones
Bill Jones
Raymond Boyce
Justin Kelchner
James Grayson
Morris Lowery
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bessie W. Brown
S. Braddock St
Brown
Winchester
William G
Anna Dakeman Funk
Frank Brown
Jones Funeral Home
W.E. Eisenberg
Mount Hebron
Caroline Fout Secrist
Gore
Gainesboro
Lucy Mauck
John H. Fout
Hebron Baptist Church
Melvin W. Secrist
Layne A. Secrist
Fairfax
Dorothy LaFollette
Capon Springs
W.va
Larry B. Secrist
Monica Secrist
Cabinet Shakeup in New Delhi Causes Major Portfolios Shuffle
Prime Minister Gandhi reorganizes key posts in New Delhi. Home Minister Y B Chavan moved to finance, Gandhi takes home portfolio. Jagivan Ram shifted from food to defense. Swaran Singh moves to foreign affairs. Foreign Minister Dinesh Singh demoted to industrial development. Sripati Chandrasekhar loses seat.
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New Delhi
A Gandhi
Y.B. Chavan
Ghandhi
of Party
Jagivan Ram
Swaran Singh
Defense
Dinesh Singh
India
Sripati Chandrasekhar
Central Intelligence Bureau
Central Bureau of Investigation
Elections Set Across South Vietnam After Long Delay
Saigon reports city and provincial council elections will occur Sunday across South Vietnam. Over 500 seats in six city councils and 44 provincial councils are contested among more than 2,000 candidates. The votes were postponed from 1968 due to the Tet Offensive.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Virginians on POW List
A New York peace group released a partial POW list attributed to Hanoi naming Virginians among Americans held in North Vietnam. Pentagon confirmation was not complete. Names include Bean Arlington Berger Lexington Brady Virginia Beach plus others in Hampton Richmond Alexandria and Norfolk area.
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New York
Argentine Girl Adapts To Life In Rosario Ambition For International Relations
Lili, an American student, describes adjusting to life in Argentina where stores close early and winter approaches as she prepares to graduate at Handley. She plans to study international relations at National University of Rosario and may transfer credits back home. Elena Grandi mentioned as a future Argentine ambassador to the United States.
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William Battaile
Winchester
Lili Grandi
Rosario
Argentina
Miss Grandi
Lili
Handley
The
National University of Rosario
United States
Elena
Liliana Grandi
Fair Campaign Code Signed
The Code of Fair Campaign Practices was signed by Vice President Agnew for Republicans and House Speaker McCormack for Democrats. A 20 year old citizens committee drafted the code condemning appeals to prejudice and unfounded allegations. Donald B. Straus announced a parallel arbitration agreement with the committee to handle improper campaigning charges.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Citizens’ Committee
Donald B. Straus
American Arbitration Association
Thieu Rejects Permanent Cambodian Commitment
President Thieu declares Vietnam will not keep troops in Cambodia permanently nor bear the whole burden alone. He says the free world must help prevent Cambodia from falling to Communism and that Vietnam will contribute within allied limits to aid Cambodia and hasten peace in Indochina.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Cambodia
Free World
Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
Southeast Asia
Phnom Penh
Jordan Consulate Talks Underway On New Government
Amman Foreign Minister Abdel Nasser Rifai begins consultations at King Hussein's request after Bahjat Talhouni government signals resignation. Officials said Rifai started his mission to form a new cabinet as pressure for change grows.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdel Noneim Rifai
Hussein
Rifai
Bahjat Talhouni
Boy Wins $450,596 in Railway Yard Injury Case
A 13 year old Norfolk boy, Danny Dean Fincham, was awarded $450,596 by a Corporation Court jury against the Norfolk Southern Railway for loss of part of his right leg in a Chesapeake railroad yard accident three years earlier while switching work was in progress. His father’s attorneys sought over $1 million, arguing the boys were warned verbally after being found playing in the yard.
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Chesapeake
Norfolk
Corporation Court
Danny Dean Fincham
Norfolk Southern Railway
Danny
GOP Convention Debates Byrd Challenge for Senate Chair
At a Virginia GOP convention debate, officials argued over nominating Harry Byrd for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair. Garland warned against embracing Byrd, while Green urged backing a Byrd bid, despite opposition from many delegates. A resolutions vote to block nominations loomed as crucial, with Byrd potential nominee and Democratic primary contenders noted.
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J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Garland
Byrd
George Mason Green
Arlington
Virginia House
Virginia
Joel T. Broyhill
Del
John Dalton
Radford
Resolutions Committee
Newport News
State Central Committee
Holton
GOP
Clive L. DuVal
Fairfax
George C. Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
MiltonColvin
Lexington
Weather Today Virginia Forecast
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight in Virginia with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Sunday features sunny, pleasant conditions with daytime highs in the 70s and 80s.
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Virginia
Virginia plans home based family planning expansion
The Virginia League for Planned Parenthood will run a home based family planning program for indigent women starting this fall funded by a $340,098 federal grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. The project, in partnership with the Virginia Department of Health, aims to reach women unable to leave home due to child care or transportation barriers and expand to 28 counties, potentially serving up to 13,000 people in year one.
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Richmond
Virginia League For Planned Parenthood
Office of
Eco
Nomic Opportunity
William B. Spong Jr
D-Va
League
Virginia Department of Health
OEO
Leslie Cheech
Virginia Planned Parenthood League
Virginia
Vacation for Veterans Agent Schedule Change
Edwin L. Pomeroy the veterans claims agent will miss the Frederick County Courthouse visits on July 1 and 2 due to vacation. The agent will resume the regular schedule on July 8 and 9.
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Veterans Claims
Edwin L. Pomeroy
Frederick County
Three Hurt In Accidents Involving Paris Resident
Stanley Thomas of Paris was reported in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a late night traffic accident with facial fractures. Thomas Booth of Berryville and Sharon Clement of Middleburg were treated and released for contusions and a nosebleed, with no further details available.
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Stanley Thomas
Paris
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas Booth
Berryville
Sharon Clement
Middleburg
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Earle Service
Bureau of Public Accounts
State of
Idaho
Lowery Service
Bessie Brown
Mrs. Melvin Secrist
Frank Fout
Gaines
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
W.ba
James B. Fleet, Jr
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Flowers
Malts, Lorist, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Conpte
Jofime Golden Auce
Perper
Bernard
F. Groves
Boscawen St
Sabssyin
Sapolin’s
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
Les
Mary Helen Massie
Government of
Indochina
Bulletin
GOP Convention
Beos
Rep
Rogers C2b
Morton, R.md
Green
Hazel Barger
Roanoke
National
Gelaize
N. Cameron St
Gulf and Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
I.Q. Answers
Wagner
Abraham Lincoln
St. Lawrence
Bird
Helena
T. Roosevelt
Yes
al Jennings
Dog
Tao
Texas
Frederick Farm Bureau
W. Boscawen St
Kerr-Mcgee Chemical
Martinsburg Pike
Jimmy Royston
Boyce, Va
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