Obituaries for Cecil L Church and Kathryn Hoover Moore
Funeral services were held for Cecil L Church of Christ led by Rev J F Fitzgerald and Rev K D Beres with pallbearers listed and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Kathryn Hoover Moore of Concord California died June 23 her survivors include two sons a brother and sisters. Earl D Hildebrand 69 of Shenandoah Avenue died with service at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Paul E Dick burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park with listed pallbearers.
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Cecil
Church of Christ
John F. Fitzgerald
Kenneth D. Beres
Ernest Whitlock
Robert W. Newman
Ernest E. Davies
H.b.cum
Harano E. Childs
Vernon L. Thayer
J.C. Shanholtz
Clayton A. Pugh
Albert Spaid
Herbert S. Williamson
Charles Gore
Courtney Sager
Orville L. Hoover
Harry W. Boyd, Jr
Fairview Cemetery
Kathryn Hoover Moore
Concord
Calif
Hayfield
Ederick County
William A
Flora Lewis Hoover
Basil Moore
Hunter Hoover
Mabel Triplett
Greystone Ter
Winchester
Robert Purvis
Whispering Pines
N.C
Earl D. Hildebrand
Shenandoah Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
John H. Gibbs, Jr
Hayward W. Pitcock
Douglas D. Spillman
Harold Sianer
William E. Blye
Aubrey A. Blye
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Viet Nam War Notes On Fishhook Front And Logistics
The article describes U S and Vietnamese forces clashing in the Fishhook sanctuary region for six weeks with mixed morale signals. It notes disruptions of enemy supply networks, ongoing concern over caches, and limits from Nixon’s timeline. It mentions the 7th Division and 1st Cavalry assessing vulnerabilities at the border and potential reconstitution of enemy units inside South Vietnam.
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Cambodia
Saigon
Fishhook
Nixon
South Vietnam
1St Cavalry
7Th Division
950 Regiment
25Th Division
United States
Nixon presents study after talks with Rogers and Corneliu
President Nixon spoke during a press session after conferring with Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu. The briefing framed the study as a result of high level discussions.
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Nixon
William P. Rogers
Corneliu
Britain opens talks to join European Common Market
Britain's Conservative government formally begins negotiations to join the six nation European Economic Community. Anthony Barber warns that a fair settlement of financial burdens is essential. Talks start with a July 21 business meeting in Brussels and are expected to run 18 months or more.
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Britain
Anthony Barber
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Barber
Brussels
Alec Douglas- Home
Edward Heath
Charles de Gaulle
Common Market Council of Ministers
Pierre Harmel
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Mrs Quick Dies After Lynchburg Traffic Crash
Mrs Walter Quick 21 a former Miss Sue Ann Brill of Gore died in a Lynchburg hospital after a crash in Lynchburg. Her husband survived. the other driver was killed. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Brill Sr and a brother Charles Brill Jr of Gore. Funeral services are at Englewood Baptist Church Lynchburg tomorrow at 11 AM with burial at Jonesboro Baptist Church Piney River Road.
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Walter Quick
Sue Ann Brill
Gore
Lynchburg
Quick
Charles Brill
Lynchburg Hospital
Englewood Baptist Church
Bannesboro Road
Jonesboro Baptist Church
Piney River Road
Republicans Block Cambodia Policy Amid War Debate
Republicans blocked passage of the Cooper Church amendment until after Nixon finishes withdrawing U S troops from Cambodia. Griffin argued the amendment clarifies the Nixon doctrine by not stopping foreign advisers, while Cooper said it allows non Communist nations to aid Cambodia if desired. The Jackson amendment adds the word direct to limit air support and combat activity over Cambodia.
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Cooper Church
Cambodia
Nixon
Vitnam
Griffin
Senate
U.S
United States
Asia
Nixon argues Cambodian operation reduces threats and casualties
President Nixon contends the Cambodian action eliminated an immediate threat to American forces and South Vietnam security. He claims extensive enemy losses, disrupted sanctuaries and supply lines, and damaged Hanoi's Saigon Mekong Delta strategy. He says the move will save U.S. lives and keep troop withdrawals on schedule.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Mekong
Police Probe After Disturbance at White Castle
Winchester police investigate a 12:55 a.m. altercation on E Piccadilly Street in front of White Castle involving eight people including a 16 year old. The juvenile was examined and released at the hospital. no charges filed as of noon.
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Winchester
White Castle
E. Piccadilly St
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Benson Case Sent to Frederick County Grand Jury
Clyde Nelson Benson, 19, of Rt. 5, charged with rape, was ordered sent to a Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury after a preliminary hearing. He is free on a $1,000 bond, reduced from $5,000. The grand jury meets July 20. the alleged offense occurred May 16 in Frederick County. Court-appointed attorney is Benjamin M. Butler.
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Clyde Nelson Benson
Rt. 5
Frederick County
Benjamin M. Butler
Health panel backs universal national health insurance goal
The Blue Cross president Walter McNerney endorsed universal national health insurance while a Senate advisory panel urged a second committee to study options for legislation in 1971. The group called for paid-up coverage for all poor families and mandatory consumer representation in federally supported health bodies.
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Blue Cross
Walter McNerney
McNerney Panel
Weather forecast for Winchester shows hot midweek
Fairfax weather notes fair tonight with low mid to upper 60s. Wednesday brings variable clouds and 90s. Thursday mostly warm with chances of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Also included are past rainfall figures and a note on bird flight muscle development.
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Virginia
Police Probe Theft of 200 Swimsuits at Leggett Store
Police continued Thursday investigation into the Sunday theft of about 200 bathing suits from Leggett Department Store on Loudoun Street. The items valued at 18 to 30 dollars each were taken from the second floor between Saturday closing and Sunday routine check at 3:30 p.m. Entry appeared to be through a rear door with no other losses found.
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Leggett Department Store
Loudoun St
Treasury chief warns debt may reach 370 billion
Congress Secretary of the Treasury Da vid M. Kennedy told the Senate Finance Committee that the debt would likely hit 370 billion today. He warned that failing to approve the increase would prevent refinancing maturing debt or incurring new debt. The Senate passed the ceiling rise 64 to 19, after defeating an amendment to suspend the 12,500 annual pay raise for members, bringing lawmakers’ pay to 42,500.
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Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Wall Street Gains as Dow Rises in Early Trading
The Dow Jones average climbs 3.70 points to 686.61 by 10:30 a.m. on modest gains after yesterday’s retreat. NYSE winners edge losers 5 to 4 amid cautious sentiment with notes of May construction drops from McGraw-Hill and selective shares like Penn Central and Royal Crown Cola moving in early trades.
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New York
Penn Central
Royal Crown Cola
Natomas
Telex
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