Deaths and Funerals for Pseene and Giles in Washington
Obituary notices report the death of Edwin Giles a retired State Department member who served in Washington and Switzerland. He is described as cousin to John Seal Jr Albert Seal and Mrs W Alan Peery of this city. Funeral services are set for Monday in Washington. Also listed is Harry Strite Fauver of Buffalo Road who died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. His body is at Omps Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pseene
Edwin Giles
DeGlance of
Washington
Giles
State Department
Switzer
John Seal, Jr
Albert Seal
W. Alan Peery
Harry Strite Fauver
Bufflick Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Death notices and funeral services in Virginia and nearby
Obituary items announce the death of Richard Ambrose Timberlake in Des Moines Iowa and the funeral for William Fred Hiett in Winchester Virginia with burial plans in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Dow S Whitacre of Gore dies at 81 with funeral at Ebenezer Church and extensive surviving relatives listed. Pallbearers are named as six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
William Fred Hiett
Staunton
William E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Winchester
Shenan Valley Military Academy
University of Virginia
Hiett
William S
Effie Glaize Hiett
Elks Club
Mt. Hebron
Dow S. Whitacre
Gore
Ebenezer Christian Church
G. Kenneth Hoover
American Among Aboard Missing Bolivian Airliner
In Santiago Chile a four engine Bolivian airliner with 41 aboard disappeared near the Chile Bolivia border. Chile and Bolivia halted border dispute to aid search deploying military planes and Bolivian crews. An American passenger Leon Bornstein of Miami was listed among 36 travelers from 12 countries.
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Santiago
Chile
Putsey
Chile-Bolivia
Bolivia
Leon, Bornstein
Miami
la Paz
DCS
Arica
Fire damages room after kerosene spill at residence
A kerosene soaked coal bucket ignited in a stove at Daisey Grimes's home on 629 N Loudoun St at 10 50 a m. Firemen were called after children reportedly poured kerosene into the coal bucket. The blaze scorched a door frame and damaged part of the ceiling.
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Daisey Grimes
Loudoun St
W. N. Gochenour
Reuss
Sarah Zane
Gocenour
Orchard Ave
Sarah Snyder
Winchester
South Korea faces transitional rule after junta reshuffle
The South Korean junta reshuffled the civilian cabinet, rejecting resignations from pro military Premier Kim Yun chul and 12 ministers while accepting those of Defense Minister Park Byung kwon and Foreign Minister Choi Duk shin. The move signals a push toward civilian leadership but raises concerns about a smooth power transfer amid ongoing military dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Kim Yun-chul
Park Byung-kwon
Choi Duk-shin
Kim
Southwest floods cause over five million in damages
The student Theodore Thompson Jr. of Pelham New York slipped from an inner tube during swimming. M M Hawley assistant state coordinator of civil defense reported flood damage in eight Southwest Virginia counties totaling 5 245 million dollars. Unofficial breakdown lists private property 2 541 million, business 2 217 million and highways.
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Theodore Thompson Jr
Pelham
N. Y
M. M. Hawley
Civil Defense
Virginia
Red Cross Mission Promotes Blood, Relief, and Training
The text outlines Red Cross activities including blood distribution, transport and motor corps operations, aiding shut-ins, up to date first aid education, swimming lessons for all ages, and maintaining disaster preparedness and relief programs.
Soviet protest note delivered on overflight violation
The U S protest note was delivered in Moscow to Vasily Kuznetsov by Ambassador Foy D Kohler. It states two Soviet reconnaissance aircraft violated U S air space over Alaska on March 15 1963 with times given in GMT.
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Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
United States Air Space
Alaska
United States
Kennedy to Receive Clay Report on Foreign Aid Next Week
A 10 member panel led by Gen. Lucius B. Clay will present its report on U S overseas aid to President Kennedy by mid next week. The group aimed to finish this week but postponed after a day of meetings. The recommendations go to the White House before Kennedy forwards proposals to Congress, with an overall budget around 4.9 billion dollars for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucius B. Clay
Kennedy
Clay
White House
Congress
Soviet Overflights Probe As Planes Enter US Air Space
Two Soviet aircraft overflew United States air space with positions given and departed toward the Soviet Union. The United States protested the overflights and urged the Soviet government to take steps to prevent any repetition.
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United States
Soviet Union
Weather summary for Winchester skies March 16
Rainfall data shows March totals and year to date figures with historical averages. Tonight may see snow in higher areas with lows in the 30s. Sunday brings rain or showers and a high in the 50s. Monday expected to be fair and mild. Temperatures: high today 53, sunset 6 20 p m, moonrise 12 22 a m.
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Winchester
Farm auctions and sales listed for March draws buyers
A county sales directory lists multiple farm auctions and estate sales across West Virginia and Maryland from March 20 to March 30. Items include cattle, dairy equipment, farm machinery, household goods, restaurant equipment, and a horse and pony consignment sale with venues such as Winchester, Charles Town, Martinsburg, and Baltimore Livestock Market.
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Marshall
Pete) Burch
Brucetown
Burch
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Spencer Dehaven
Rt. 11
Pikeside
W.va
Morrow, Lewis& Dunham
Walter W. Chrisman
Old Moore Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
Orndorff & Morrow
Reba Wolford
Mile House
Martinsburg
Harry Horner, Jr
Pasco & Buford Trustees
Frederick County Court House
Valley Acres
W. Church
Charles R. Duvall
Mary Ann Durell
W. Cecil St
ALL Breed Horse & Pony Consg. Sale
Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc
Allen C. Driver
Mer
Morrow & Orndorff
Moreland
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G. Barre Giles
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
W. Fred Hiett
Richard A. Timberlake
Hiett Service
Whitacre Service
Agien
Rebecca Kerns Whitacre
Whitacre
Mary Elliott Whitacre
Raymond Whitacre
Car
York
Rath Bennigan
Falls At
Ina Shickel
Betty England
Roanoke
Ina A. Holliday
Richard H
Lexington
Dorothy P. Nesselrodt
Ald S. Whitacre
U.S. Army
Pallbeares
John W. M. Rosenberger & CO
Myers
Aback
Choi
Junta
Park
U.S. Weather Bureau
RED Cross
Soviet
Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mary ‘Ann Durell
Cécil St
Farmers &Merchants National Bank
Jenkins & Anderson
Associated Press
Albany
Boston
Taam S
Honolulu
Louisville
Indianapolis
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Vulcan
Dayton
National Cash Register
Cory
Hamilton Beach
George Gain
Ladies of Mount Wesley Church
Shade Equipment CO
Glaize & Bro’s
Glaize & Bro
Linc
N. Cameron
Guernsey
International
McCormick Deering
New Holland
David Bradley
Grove
Spencer Dehaven Morrow
Lewis, Dunham
Hensell & Moreland
Ganotown Methodist Church
Moore Farm
Jefferson City Community Center
Bardane
McCormick-Deering C
McCormick-Deering
Massey-Harris
Wisconsin
Global
Dunham
John Deere
Poland
China
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