Obituaries for VanDoren and Siers Relatives Named
Mrs VanDoren of 14 Bucknell Drive Silver Spring Md died at home. She leaves a daughter Miss Helen VanDoren a sister Muriel Reynolds of Hartford Conn and Miss Myrtle Miller of Winchester plus in laws and many nieces and nephews. Mrs Sarah Matilda Siers of 419 Laverne Ave Alexandria milled yesterday. She leaves a son Daniel Lewis Siers a daughter in law Mary Siers nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral service is set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Omps Funeral Home Rev Clyde Tinsman with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Bucknell Drive
Silver Md
VanDoren
Frederick County
Francis T. L. van
Helen VanDorenter
Muriel
L. Reynolds
Hartford
Sarah Matilda Siers
Laverne Ave
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Daniel Lewis Sters
Mary Siers
Winchester
Omps
Clyde Tinsman
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Death of R Bryant of Clarke County at 64
R Bryant 64 of Clarke County died today at University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville. Born March 24 1899 in Manassas he was son of Edward D and Ann Wright. Survived by wife Frances E and six children and many grandchildren. brothers and sisters listed. Body at Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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William Randolph Bryant
Clarke County
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Mr. Bryant
Manassas
Edward D
Ann Marie Wright
Frances E. Bryant
Lillians. Lake
James T. Lake
Berryville
Harry W. Bryant
Front Royal
Marshall Bryant
Winchester
William F. Bryant
Roy S. Unger
Havre de Grace
Douglas A. Bryant
Robert L. Wright
Eugene Wright
Silver Spring
Liss Collins
Tacoma Park
Florence Rollins
Arlington
Canton board member serves during planning phase
Floyd N. Vogts of Canton sits on the school board though the vocational school he represents is still in the planning stage. The vacancy mirrors a man without a country as the institution awaits construction and formal designation.
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Canton
Kan
Floyd N. Vogts
Stolen Coin Collection From Kernstown Home Worth More Than Face Value
Authorities report a weekend theft at Allen Cromwell’s residence 529 Washington Ave Kernstown. A coin collection valued at $465 in face value was taken, including books of half dollars quarters domes silver dollars nickels and pennies along with coins from the son’s room. The loss occurred about 8:30 p m Saturday while the Cromwells were away.
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Kernstown
Frederick County
Allen Cromwell
Washington Ave
Cromwell
Supreme Court Overturns Libel Verdict in Times Case
The Supreme Court unanimously overturns a $500,000 libel award to Montgomery police chief L. B. Sullivan against The New York Times and four Black ministers. The ruling establishes a standard requiring proof of actual malice for defaming a public official, in relation to a March 29, 1960 advertisement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Montgomery, Ala
New York Times
William J. Brennan Jr
The
Times
Montgomery
L. B. Sullivan
Montgomery County
Arthur J. Goldberg
William O. Douglas
Hospital Picket Threat Over Segregation Charge
In Charleston a local NAACP leader charged Kanawha Valley Hospital with segregating white and Negro patients. Willard L. Brown warned of possible picketing if talks fail. A hospital spokesman denied discrimination saying the hospital treats all groups equally.
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Charleston
W.va
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Willard L. Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Baker Probers Told Of Pay Kickback In Senate
Former Senate page Jed Richie testified that Bobby Baker took $50 monthly from his $403 pay on two occasions to share with Walter J. Stewart. Richie said Lyndon Johnson arranged for restitution after he complained. The hearing explored Baker's outside dealings as he resigned under fire.
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Washington
Secn
Senate
Bobby Baker
Jed Richie
University of the South At
Sewanee
Tenn
Janbery
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Richie
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
The
Murchisons
Air Force
Stewart
Andrews Air Force Base
L. P. McLendon
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Tex
Mike Mansfield
County considers tax hike for teacher pay rise plan
Frederick County officials weigh increasing the tax levy to fund a teacher pay raise as part of the governor's budget formula. A 35 cent per dollar levy may be needed to attract and retain teachers, with 30 percent of staff reportedly unqualified. PTA leaders urged the budget to support education gains amid crowding and growth. Five road viewers were named for upcoming projects.
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Frederick County
Robert Worsley
PTA Council
Koontz
Frederick
Virginia
Two Democrats Seek Nomination in 10th District
In Northern Virginia, Del John L. Scott of Fairfax County and Augusta Johnson of Springfield enter the race for the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican Rep. Joel T. Broyhill in the July 14 primary. Scott frames himself as a voice of moderation while Johnson seeks another bid after losing in 1962.
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Richmond
Virginia
Joel T. Broyhill
John L. Scott
She County
General Assembly
Augusta Johnson
Springfield
Broyhill
Scott
Johnson
Congress
Pelts Fetch High Prices in 18th Century Fur Trade
In the late 18th century choice sea otter pelts commanded as much as 2500 dollars each. The entry notes the lucrative value of valuable fur, highlighting high prices paid by traders and collectors in the period.
Virginia Young Republicans Back Barry for President
The Virginia Young Republican Federation endorsed Barry Goldwater for the GOP nomination meeting in Roanoke. A resolution urged sending delegates personally favorable to Goldwater and called for electing enough Republicans to trigger a constitutional convention. Rep. Richard H. Poff warned of a hard race amid complacency and urged conservatives to unite with Jeffersonian Democrats and conservative independents.
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Roanoke
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Virginia Young Republican Federation
GOP
Federation
General Assembly
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Puff
Nixon Plans Trip Abroad in March Tour
Richard M. Nixon announced a spring overseas trip beginning March 24, visiting eight Asian countries and later Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru. He said the journey aims to gain information on the Alliance for Progress and Communist influence from Cuba while his campaign remains active.
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Kansas City
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Cuba
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Two Killed When Train Hits Car At Private Crossing
In Chesapeake Virginia two men James A Cassell about 52 and Henderson Lee Gibson 43 died after their car stalled and was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train traveling about 40 miles per hour at a private crossing near their home. The car was dragged about a mile. Engineer R L Yeatts of Crewe reported seeing the collision at nearly the same moment. The train was westbound toward Roanoke. Inflation figures note Consumer costs rising 29 percent since 1947 49 with food up 10 percent rents up 45 percent and medical care up 67 percent.
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Chesapeake
James A. Cassell
Henderson Lee Gibson
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
R. L. Yeatts
Crewe
Cassell
Weather forecast for Virginia cool and variable temperatures
The forecast notes showers and cool air in the 30s to 40s rising into the 40s and 50s. A five day outlook from Tuesday to Saturday shows cooler days on Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer conditions Thursday, then cooler again Friday. Precipitation is possible early Tuesday and around Thursday.
Teen Fells Trial Ends As Wife Death Cleared
In Ohio a Clinton Massie High School senior, Robert Willis Jr., 18, was cleared of murder in the death of his wife Jacqueline, 18, at their Harveysburg home. Willis claimed the firearm discharged accidentally as he showed it to her.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Robert Willis Jr
Jacqueline
Harveysburg
Willis
Clinton Massie
Rainfall Totals and Averages From The Year
Rainfall figures show totals for the past 48 hours and year to date with 1964 values. Monthly averages list January through December readings, including February and August, alongside overall yearly totals and average rainfall per month.
McNamara Eyes North Viet Nam War Logistics
On a fact finding trip McNamara questions South Viet Nam’s rail line to the North as officials discuss possible joint command and broader troop moves. General Maxwell D. Taylor and CIA chief John A. McCone join the review of logistics amid ongoing rail-line disruptions and mining risks.
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McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John A. McCone
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Sylvester
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
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