Obituaries in Evening Star March 12 1966
Obituaries list Amos J. Prince 83 Stephenson Frances Quinlan 55 Piccadilly Street John M. W. Va. funeral at Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church and Shenandoah Memorial Park details include burial sites and pallbearers. Funeral services scheduled with receiving of friends at Jones Funeral Home and multiple local burials in Virginia.
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Mary Ann
Daisy Whistler
Singers Glen
Lindsay Funeral Home
Harrisonburg
Amos J. Prince
Stephenson
Jones
Robert E. Couch
Harry Rickard
Virgil R. Prince
Kenneth P. Smallwood
Harold Buckner
Lawrence Buckner
Robert Buckner
Ashby Childs
Greenhill Cemetery
Berryville
Jones Funeral Home
Frances Quinlan
Piccadilly Street
E. T. Clark
Jimmy Hounshell
Harry Pingley
Charles Andrews
Jack Howe
Raymond Corrigan
Carmine Passucci
Shenandoah Memorial Park
John M. W
Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church
Points
W. Va
Death notices for Marks Prince Quinlan
Funeral times announced for William Marks Amos J Prince and M Frances Quinlan. Services scheduled at Jones Funeral Home with details listed for Monday and Sunday observances.
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William Marks
Gemini 8 mission pace set for first Agena shot and space walk
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott rehearse a three day mission including a first day Agena hookup and a nearly two hour second day space walk. Atlas Agena to launch at 10 a.m. EST Tuesday followed by Titan 2 liftoff at 11 41 a.m. to begin a 54 hour pursuit.
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Armstrong
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Accident details and injuries from two-car crash
Ruby Flynn of Baltimore and another woman suffered rib fractures and facial cuts after a collision in which John C. Brubaker of Berryville struck a car driven by Benjamin Arnold Johnson as it prepared to turn left. State Trooper Donald Sheetz investigated the crash.
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Berryville
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Governors Meet With President On Viet Nam War Talks
Washington AP reports most of the nation s 90 governors were invited to a White House briefing with President Johnson and aides on Vietnam The session aimed to cover domestic and international issues with war dominating discussion No new major policy decisions were to be announced The event followed meetings with congressional leaders and included discussions on Southeast Asia funding and elections uncertainties from Humphrey on Viet Nam policy and elections in the region
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Texas
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California
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Ohio
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Pearson Sees Sevigny As Close Companion In Munsinger Case
The minister said he met Mrs. Munsinger socially in 1959 and had no reason to view her as a security risk. He and his wife described their social contacts as nonpolitical. Diefenbaker called Cardin’s remarks cowardly and slanderous, accusing McCarthyism in the attack.
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Virginia Assembly Advances Budget and Agency Reforms
The 1966 Assembly approved Senate changes to the community college program and allowed branch colleges to join only after accreditation. It amended the automotive titling tax for 1966 models, exempting pre January 1 1967 sales. set tax to take effect Sept. 1. The body endorsed Byrd’s public service career and passed a bill on highway billboards in line with 1965 beauty act. It moved daylight saving time dates and raised legislator pay from 1800 to 3300. It also created the Virginia Park Industry Commission and the Criminal Records Exchange in the Attorney General’s office.
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Virginia
Virginia Park Industry Commission
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Picketing Planned by Negroes in Hertford Stores
In Hertford North Carolina civil rights leaders plan a two hour picket from a church to the business district and a shopping center with police on hand. Negroes complain local merchants deny jobs and present a 14 point plan for hiring as policemen clerks and others.
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Darden
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France Seeks NATO Headquarters Move From France
France has informed NATO partners it wants two top alliance commands moved out of France. The SHAPE near Paris and Allied Forces Central Europe at Fontainebleau would relocate, with Paris citing unilateral action after failing to reach satisfactory negotiations.
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Winchester Weather Today and Weekend Outlook
Weather today shows some cloudiness and mild conditions with a low around 50. Sunday expects scattered showers with highs in the 60s and 70s, followed by a cooler fair Monday. Sunset and moon phase noted for Saturday March 12.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for prior months and years
The report shows 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 a.m. today at none. March to date is 1.01 inches. 1966 year to date 7.06 inches. Average annual rainfall by month over 52 years lists January 2.40, February 2.16, March 3.07, April 3.14, May 3.72, June 3.83, July 3.96, August 3.78, September 2.70, October 3.13, November 2.58, December 2.40 inches.
Equipment Damaged By Fire On Van Fossen Street
A front end loader owned by Asbury and Morrison Company suffered substantial damage in a fire likely caused by a short circuit during excavation on Van Fossen Street. Sarah Zane and Reuss answered the alarm. A chimney fire at Mary Rinker’s home on East Piccadilly Street brought out Sarah Zane and Friendship firemen. no damage reported. In the county the Gore Fire Company fought a brush fire on the Henshaw property near Highview, West Virginia, and the firefighters wore out after about half an hour.
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van Fossen St
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Henshaw
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Tough-Looking Army Chief Talks Softly
Indonesian military leader Lt. Gen. Suharto, head of Kostrad and named army commander, is described as a calm, decisive figure who helped crush the October coup. He consolidated control of the army and gained Sukarno’s endorsement amid post coup unrest and student protests.
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Indonesia
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Kostrad
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Halim
Sukarno
China
State to Study Arterial Plan For City Streets
The Virginia Department for Highways will develop a major arterial street plan for Winchester. The study analyzes travel desires land use and population data with 1985 traffic projections and costed segments. Field data collection begins Wednesday and residents may contact H C Crowder or S L Grant to assist.
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Winchester
Highway Department
H. C. Crowder
Department of Highways
Edinburg
S. L. Grant
Quiz Answers From An Odd List
A compiled set presents questions and concise answers including Erie Canal King Richard II Four Vitamin D First California Five Sea level Warmer July 1.
Ouster of Viet Nam General Triggers Peaceful Protests
Demonstrations spread through Saigon Hue Da Nang and Hoi An over the ouster of Maj. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi. Buddhist monks called for his retention and for reforms while about 3,000 protesters gathered in Da Nang near the 1st Corps headquarters.
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Big) Minh
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