Obituaries for Lalu L. Wolford and J. Lawrence Dicks
Mrs Lalu L Wolford 82 of Augusta West Virginia dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by five sons, three daughters, 18 grandchildren and greats. Funeral Thursday Zion Christian Church Augusta. J Lawrence Dicks 54 Catonsville former Winchester dies in St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. viewing at Jones Funeral Home.
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Lalu L. Welford
Augusta
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
la Elizabeth Haines Foltz
Zion Christian Church
Hoy
Ashby S. Wolford
Murrell L. Wolford
Romney
O. Paul Wolford
Bucyrus
Ohio
Clarence R. Wolford
Hollie H. Wolford
Cresaptown
Myles Wolford
Beula A. Grapes
Doris P. Keister
Iris Dale Burst
Reggie
Donald Goss
Malick
McKee
J. Lawrence Dicks
Catonsville
Winchester
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Mrs Carmen Gaunt 77 Dies in Roanoke
Mrs Carmen P Gaunt widow of Wilbur M Gaunt died today at the Methodist Home in Roanoke She was organist and choir director for 35 years at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Clarke County She leaves two sons Clifton P Gaunt and Wilbur M Gaunt three sisters and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements by John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen P. Gaunt
Wilbur M. Gaunt
Roanoke
Gaunt
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winchester
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Clarke County
Wilbur M, Gaunt
Richmond
Clifton P, Gaunt
Thomas Dix
Berryville
R. Dean Colston
Hagerstown
Herndon D
Arthur
John H. Enders
Sue Lorraine Sayne
Upperville
Inchester Memorial Hospital
Sayne
John
Rachel Kelly Lloyd
George B. Sayne
Raymond
Kitty
Stephens City
Jorge Keith Layne
Ellis
Keziah) Lake
Harrisonburg
Clayton
Katie) Wiley
Frances Lloyd
Bluemont
Glen and
John Kelly Lloyd
Beds Compromise On World Parley
Summary of a crowded page item notes a death in Upperville, Sue Lorraine Sayne, 57, funeral arrangements and burial details at Upperville Baptist Church. It also covers a Budapest meeting where 66 Communist parties reach a compromise to hold a world conference in Moscow this year, focusing on anti imperialist attitudes and solidarity with Vietnamese Communists.
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Budapest
Hungary
Moscow
Kommunist
Peking
China
Romania
Truck Struck Roof Of Local Firm In Night Incident
A tractor trailer struck the roof of H. F. Nelson Inc at 725 N. Loudoun St Extended while entering the lot from Rt. 11 North. The driver fled the scene. Damages to roof and rafters are estimated above $100 by manager A. V. Dailey Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles R. McIlwee
Rt. 11
H. F. Nelson, Inc
Loudoun St
A. V. Dailey, Jr
Edinburg to issue first in history auto tags
Town Council announced residents must display new auto tags on their vehicles starting after April 15. The $3 tags will be placed on the outside of autos to identify Edinburg residents.
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Edinburg
Rouss Memorial Service for four fire company members
The Rouss Fire Company will hold a memorial service at Braddock Street Methodist Church for four members who died in the past year. Earl Morrison Edgar Rush Fred Snapp and Harry Nelson will be honored at 11 a.m. Alson H. Hott chairs the Memorial Committee with Charles Zeiler and Robert Reed as members. Reuss Fire Company guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rouss Fire Company
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Earl Morrison
Edgar Rush
Fred Snapp
Harry Nelson
Alson H. Hott
Charles Zeiler
Robert Reed
Reuss Fire I Company
Fire crews answer scattered rural and town blazes
At 4 20 p m Stephens City firemen put out a grass fire on Rt 277 past Whiteoak Grocery Store with no major damage. Winchester firefighters fought a chimney blaze at 110 W Cook St at 6 15 p m causing minor damage. Gainesboro firemen extinguished a car fire around 11 40 p m about eight miles north on Rt 695 likely from a backfiring carburetor. The car belonged to Harold Orndorff.
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Stephens City
Whiteoak
Winchester
Cook St
Gainesboro
Harold Orndorff
Weather Today Virginia Forecast Mostly Cloudy
The Virginia forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight with a low near 32 and a colder, clearer day tomorrow. The region is expected to clear and become frigid as conditions improve.
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Great Lakes
Texas
Gulf Coast
Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Weather
The report shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m. March rainfall to date is 0 67 inches. Monthly averages for 55 years list March at 3 10 inches and the year total around 36 50 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LURAY
Shenandoah National Park
North Korea letter apologizes for territorial water intrusion
The article reports the North Korea issue with a government confession of intruding into North Korea’s territorial waters and hostile acts, accompanied by a sincere apology. Officials seek to verify signatures as Panmunjom negotiators rush the text to Washington for review amid repeated and closed negotiations.
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North Korea
Panmunjom
Washington
Copper Asked to Bargain On Economic Issues First
President Johnson urged union leaders to focus on economic issues first in 26-union talks with four big copper producers. The strike, now 235 days old, has cost workers 250 million in wages and cut company profits by 123 million after taxes. Major producers Kennecott Anaconda Phelps Dodge and American Smelting refuse to discuss company wide bargaining.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting
FBI Hunts Founder of Minutemen in Bank Robbery Plot
Indictments returned Feb. 20 accuse Robert Bolivar DePugh founder of The Minutemen and Walter Patrick Peyson of planning to blow up a police station and a power plant as a diversion for a bank robbery. Public details released by U.S. District Judge William T. Beeks.
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Seattle
The
Minutemen
FBI
Robert Bolivar DePugh
Walter Patrick Peyson
U.S
William T. Beeks
Governor Godwin Sees Productive 1968 Session Aligning with Public Mood
Virginia Governor Godwin praised the 1968 General Assembly as highly productive and generally approving his proposed program. He denied a liberal shift, urged no racial trouble, and pledged action against disorders. He noted plans to invite Hubert Humphrey, supported the July-to-June primary shift, and welcomed urban reform ideas from the Metropolitan Areas Study Commission.
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General Assembly
Godwin
Virginia
Old Dominion
Hubert H.humphrey
Richmond
Virginia Metropolitan Areas Study Commission
Quiz Answers Snapshot
A concise list presents Thomas Jefferson, Jack Johnson, 128 ounces, 15, false, false, Fort McHenry, a sea creature, and no.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jack Johnson
False
Fort McHenry
Sea Creature
Wall Street dips as market slides with mixed gold and copper gains
The New York stock market extended its decline with more losses than gains. IBM Polaroid and Control Data rose about 2 points while gold mining and copper stocks moved up sharply. J Ray McDermott and International Paper fell on light volume as gold demand remained strong in London.
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New York
IBM
Polaroid
Control Data
Xerox
Eastern Airlines
Benguet
McIntyre Porcupine
Cerro
Calumet & Hecla
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Anaconda
J. Ray McDermott
International Paper
London
United States
American Stock Exchange
Burma
Campbell Chibougamau
Giant
Yellowknife
Two Men Bound Over For Grand Jury In Break In
Two men Kenneth Leon Reid and Samuel Henry Pearson were ordered held for the Frederick County grand jury after preliminary hearings for breaking into Bob's Grocery on Route 7 East during Feb 17 and petty larceny. Bond set at 1250 each, grand jury convenes March 18. Also two youths were sentenced to 15 days for stealing sleds, with two others released under welfare supervision.
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Bob’s Grocery
Rt. 7 East
Frederick County
Kenneth Leon Reid
Bluemont
Samuel Henry Pearson
Boyce
Frederick County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Department of Public Welfare
Across and Down Puzzle Clues From Historic Page
A mixed list of crossword style clues includes targets for the across and down entries such as Metropolis, Surrender, Perches for fowls, Oceanic game fishes, Test as food, and Sea nymph. The grid references and several garbled entries suggest an old newspaper puzzle with varied geographic and thematic terms.
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Metropolis
Baranof Mountain
India
French River
Mr. Sullivan
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Winchester Evening Star
Mrs. Ashby S. Welford
Dicks Service
Mr. J. Lawrence Dicks
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
the Order
Bernard F.groves
NSM
National
Morticians
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Weather Report
Pacific Northwest
Central Rockies
Mrs. Wilber M. Gaunt
Irs
George B. Say
Upperville Baptist Church
Leslie Napier
Prospect Chapel
Wiltshire
Charlottesville
Ruth Moran
R.N
Virginia Nurses
Sociation
State Professional Nurses Association
Virginia Nurses Association
Moran
Marie Farrell
Peyton St
Rouss
Ciider & Shockey
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Steese
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Samanta
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Helena
Honolulu
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Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Poind Ore
Rapid City
Ichmond
Louis
Alt
William Goch- Diego
Enour, Sr
Shington
Clear
Peg
Pueblo
FBI Hunts
Andersen Beauty-Line
Cameron-St
Photographic Association of America
John Carbutt
I, Q
Wall Street
Anny
Samuel
Hell
Tidal Reflux
Scottish Stream
Fall Flower
Highlander
Apple Center
Rodents
Treland
Niatian
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