Obituaries in Winchester Star March 10 1966
Debn Quincy Adams of Berry Wilke Ged in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Adams born Mt. Jackson spent life in Clarke County member of St. Luke Baptist Church. Burial Milton Valley Cemetery. Dora Peacemaker 68 Whitacre died in hospital born Morgan County WV Nov 11 1877 survived by foster son Ruble Peacemaker Winchester. Service Sat 2:30 Redland Methodist Church. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Capon Bridge.
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Debn Quincy Adams
Berry“Wilke
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Adams
Mt. Jackson
Clarke County
St. Luke Baptist Church
Alex Robinson
Wilber
Milton Valley
Cartwright Funeral Home
Dora Peacemaker
Whitacre
Mrs. Peacemaker
Morgan County
W.va
James W
Mary Smith
Foster
Winchester
Redland Methodist Church
Robert F. Armentrout
Woodlawn
Giffin Fneral
Capon Bridge
Chilcott Rites Set for Georgia Resident
George Chilcott 49, formerly of near Gainesboro, died at his Thomasville Georgia home Sunday. Born June 3 1916 at Hoy West Virginia to Archie and Jane Chilcott, he is survived by wife Ethel four daughters three brothers two sisters and four grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McKee Funeral Home Augusta West Virginia with burial in Malack Cemetery Slanesville West Virginia.
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George
Cletus Chilcott
Gainesboro
Thomasville
Chil Chilcott
Hoy
Vic
Archie
Jane Whitlock Chilcott
Ethel Chilcott
McKee
Augusta
W. Va
Malack Cemetery
Slanesville
Rumors of Soviet Manned Space Launch Sweep Moscow
In Moscow rumors spread of an impending Soviet manned space launch as the 23rd Communist Party Congress nears March 29. No public word has been issued, and authorities traditionally announce only after a successful lift. The last manned mission was March 18, 1965 with Alexei Leonov.
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Moscow
Alexei Leonov
Soviet ‘Communist Party
The Poorwill Dwellers North America’s Only Hibernating Bird
The poorwill, a North American dweller, is identified as the sole known bird capable of true hibernation. This remarkable adaptation distinguishes the species from other avians and highlights its unique winter physiology.
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North America
FDA Reviews Birth Control Drug Testing Policy
FDA medical chief Dr. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr. told a House subcommittee the agency is reviewing policies on starting clinical tests for oral contraceptives. The review follows MK665 trials halted January 18 and broader pharmacological data being reassessed.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Joseph F. Sadusk Jr
FDA
House
James L. Goddard
Sadusk
FAA reports O’Hare busiest U S airport. Rivers seeks military pay raise
FAA data show O’Hare International Airport led U S traffic with 519 430 takeoffs and landings in 1965 as 37 9 million total towers handled. Rep L Mendel Rivers proposes a 3 2 percent military pay raise tied to civilian pay approval, while Bernard E Nash and Paul W Payle are named Deputy Commissioners in HEW aging and vocational rehabilitation. House space cut 16 4 million from NASA request. Feighan seeks extended enrollment deadline for seniors 65 plus.
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Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
Rivers
South Carolina
House
Armed Services Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bernard E. Nash
Palmer
Mass
Administration On
Paul W. Payle
Buckhannon
W.va
Paterick J. Doyle
Associated Press House
Commerce Department i
Michael A. Feighan
D-Ohio
Congress
Robert Pe Griffin
Re 'Mich
Commerce
Justice
Department
Two Men Charged In Assault And Robbery Case
Police said Sylvester Moten 23 of Berryville George Carter 20 of Boyce and a 17 year old juvenile were arrested for felonious assault and robbery. They allegedly beat and robbed William Pendleton 59 of 204 E Clifford St early Sunday. A juvenile petition was signed charging the same offenses.
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Winchester
John W. Rice
Sylvester E. Moten
Berryville
George N. Carter
Boyce
Clarke County
Robert Milburn
William Pendleton
E. Clifford St
Linwood Dunn
N. Kent St
Duncan’s
Berryville Ave
Edward J. Farrell
S. Washington St
Daniel F. Elliott
Rt. 2
Bus Driver Hearts Passengers In Suburban Gift Swap
A Louisville route driver Shervin Travis formed an unlikely bond with riders. They chipped in coins for his home fund after his wedding, gave him a sweater lighter and key case at Christmas, and he stopped on opening day of a nearby doughnut shop to treat them.
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Louisville
Shervin Travis
Travis
Klansman Eaton Dies Amid Liuzzo Murder Case
William Orville Eaton 41 died of a heart attack after being convicted with Eugene Thomas and Collie Wilkins Jr. in Montgomery on conspiracy charges tied to 1965 Selma voting rights demonstrations. They faced state murder indictments for Viola Liuzzo’s slaying in Lowndes County.
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Bessemer
Ala
William Orville Eaton
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
E Eaton
Eaton
Selma-Montgomery
Wall Street Resumes Rise Amid Gains Across Sectors
The stock market extended its recovery with oil, rail, auto, aerospace, tobacco, electronics and electrical equipment showing strength. Stand ard Oil of Indiana Caterpillar Xerox and Douglas Aircraft rise about a point while many others post fractional gains. notable movers include Richardson-Merrell slipping on Mer-29 damage claims and AP average of 60 stocks up 3.6 points.
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New York
Standard Oil
Indiana
Caterpillar
Xerox
Douglas Aircraft
Texaco
Johns Manville
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
Kennecott
Radio Corp
Phelps Dodge
Walter E.heller
American Motors
Richardson - Merrell
American Telephone and
Warner -Lambert
Great Western Financial
FMC Corp
Fire company officer action after missing funds
After a yearly audit and officer election, fire company officials met to plan action regarding missing funds. Captain Rudolph arrested the suspect at 9 15 a.m. Today Caldwell was held in default of a 500 bond.
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Shoemaker
Rudolph
Caldwell
Senate finance panel approves tax steps and studies
The administration may ease auto dealer trepidations on the 2 percent titling tax by exempting new 1966 model cars. A $100 increase to $300 in dependents deductions after Jan 1 1968 was approved in the Senate Finance Committee, costing about $6 million in 1968-70. The House backed a study of poll tax and election laws, plus two Senate bills adding a judge to Norfolk and Danville courts, and a full urban problems study. The Senate killed a House bill splitting corrections from Welfare, endorsed annual sessions and four-year delegates terms, and advanced a compromise community college bill back to the House.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Norfolk Corporation Court
Danville Corporation Court
Senate Welfare Committee
Division of Corrections
State Department of Welfare and Institutions
Privileges and Elections Committee
Night battle at Special Forces camp hampered by clouds
Thick clouds blocked U S air support for a Special Forces camp near Da Nang. Helicopters tried to reinforce as a plane was shot down. Maj Bernard Fisher rescued Maj Stafford Myers after landing under fire and pulling him from the burning wreckage.
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U.S
da Nang
Ene
Col. McKean
AIE
Air Force
Bernard Fisher
Kuna
Idaho
Stafford W
Newport
Wash
Weather Today in Virginia Cloudy and Mild With Showers
Forecast notes some cloudiness and milder temperatures in Virginia tonight with a low around the mid 30s and a likelihood of showers.
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Western
Gulf
North Central
Pacific Northwest
Florida
Rainfall figures for March and year totals
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total at 8:30 a.m. today plus year to date for March 1966 at 1.01 inches and 7.06 inches respectively. Twelve month averages by month are listed with values for each month from January to December.
Honorary Chief Event Tonight at Shenandoah College
The Shenandoah College auditorium hosts the In Town Honorary Fire Chief beauty contest for Winchester and Frederick County tonight. A concert by Shenandoah Conservatory Jazz Ensemble starts at 7:30 with judging at 8, featuring four city and seven county chiefs in formal dress, plus dance baton routines and readings. Ryland Coulter chairs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Ryland Coulter
Downing Senate Bid Doubtful
Rep. Thomas N. Downing of Newport News is expected to announce he will not run for the U S Senate seat held by A Willis Robertson. A 1 p m news conference is planned to disclose his plans as backers say he will decline the challenge, though they do not speak for him. State Sen. William B. Spong Jr. has announced his candidacy for Robertson's seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thomas N. Downing
U.S. Senate
Willis Robertson
Newport News
Robertson
William B. Spong Jr
Portsmouth
Downing
General Assembly
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Mrs
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Stover D. Carper
College Park
Mr. Carper
Scott
Cornelia Singhass Carper
Virginia L. Russell
White Post
Winchester Woolen Company
Carpers Valley Methodist
Jones Funeral Home
Charles H. Harless
Mount Hebron
Jones Fueneral Home
George Chilcott
Loudoun
Rozen Haddock
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Athur, Inc. Insurance
E. Boscawen St
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