Obituary of Harvey W. Tinsman 59 Orange Virginia Veteran
Harvey Wilson Tinsman 59 died at his Orange residence. Born February 23, 1913 in Bluemont he was the son of Ella May Smallwood Tinsman and the late Frank Mason Tinsman. He was a World War II Army veteran and worked at Virginia Metal Products. Surviving: his widow Elizabeth Colvin Tinsman two brothers Marvin and Russell Tinsman and sister Irene Fowler. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Preddys Funeral Chapel Orange with burial at North Pamunkey Baptist Church Cemetery Lahore Orange County.
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Harvey Wilson Tinsman
Orange
Mr. Tinsman
Bluemont
Ella May Smallwood Tinsman
Winchester
Frank Mason Tinsman
Orange Veterans of Foreign Wars
Virginia Metal Products of Orange
Elizabeth Colvin Tinsman
Irene Fowler
Marvin Tinsman
Russell Tinsman
Preddys Funeral Chapel
L. W. Burnett
North Pamunkey Baptist Church
Lahore
Orange County
Virginia teen Betty Counts earns private pilot license
Seventeen year old Betty Counts of Wytheville becomes one of Virginia’s youngest private pilots. The Wytheville High student achieved the license, marking a notable early feat in aviation.
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Virginia
Betty Counts
Wytheville
Durham Case Continues With Confession Testimony
Prosecutors read a 1964 Durham confession tying him to the Hoover and Snow murders. Witnesses described Durham guiding officers to the Hoover home and reenacting events, while defense questioned the reliability of photos and signs along the route.
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Hoover House
Whitley
Joseph A.massie, Jr
Hoover
L.F. Craft
Fredericksburg
E.M. Lloyd
David G. Simpson
Paris
Craft
Nixon proposes incentives bundle to spur industry reform
President Nixon proposed a government industry partnership to boost science and technology with tax relief, cost sharing, and prizes to boost American competitiveness. Utilities and gas firms already pool funds for a liquid metal fast breeder project and coal-to-gas research. The plan includes small business tax relief, expanded federal support for small high tech firms, and NSF NBS sponsored experiments on new partnerships.
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Washington
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Congress
American Gas Association
National Science Foundation
National Bureau of Standards
Population control report stirs bitter debate in Washington
A presidential commission urges abortion on demand and expanded contraceptive services for minors to curb growth. It calls for public and private health bodies to cover fertility costs up to 8.1 billion annually, with most already funded by agencies. Critics cite ideological concerns and Catholic dissent from the abortion provisions. The piece also notes a concert by Zion Baptist Church choir on March 24 at 8 p.m. under Rev. Rudolph White.
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Wall Street Mixed as Market Drifts on Profit Taking and Hope
Wall Street prices were mixed with the Dow log at 936.41 after an 0.30 drop. Advances slightly outweighed declines on the NYSE as analysts cited profit taking and improving economy signals. A block of 91,660 American Telephone shares traded on the Pacific Coast Exchange at 44 1 2. Big Board movers included General Tire up 4 to 284 2, Texaco up 4 to 322, Control Data down 6 to 59 54, SCM up 4 to 21 1 2, and RCA down 3 to 42.
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Smith to Speak At Hebron Baptist Gore Hebron Baptist Speaker
Evangelist Charles Smith will be the guest speaker at Hebron Baptist Church Gore Sunday at 7 pm. He began preaching at 12 and was ordained at 15, later winning a trophy for America's highest tenor singer. Special music by Dusty Shaver's Gospel Singers.
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Hebron Baptist Church
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Gospel Singers
Residence Burglarized in Merriman Lane Break-in
Police report burglars broke into the home of Robert R. Renner on Rt. 4 Merriman's Lane yesterday. Entry was gained by smashing a back door window. Stolen items include a gold watch a camera a slide projector and several other articles.
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Rt. 4
Merriman’s Lane
Winchester
Robert Wolford
Dinners Offered After Service at Guildfield Baptist
After the 11 a.m. service at Guildfield Baptist Church Millwood dinners will be sold in the dining room by Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel and Mrs Bertha Scott to benefit the Building Fund. Elder Isham William is the pastor.
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Isham William
Movie to Be Shown Sunday at Greenway Church
A film titled To Russia With Love will be shown Sunday during the 11 a.m. worship service at Greenway Southern Baptist Church at the Double Toll Gate intersection. The service is open to the public.
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Greenway Southern Baptist Church
Gethsemane's Long control by Friars traced back centuries
The Friars of the Franciscan order have managed The Grotto of the Agony since 1392 and the garden of Gethsemane since 1681.
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Weather summary for Northern Valley and Virginia
Variable cloudiness tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. Saturday fair with highs in the 50s to near 60 and a 20 percent rain chance. Extended forecast calls for seasonable temps Sunday to Tuesday with highs in the 50s to 60s and overnight lows in the 30s. Rainfall figures and past rainfall totals are listed for Winchester skies including recent readings and historical monthly averages.
Virginia towns tax meals and hotel stays for tourism drive
Some Virginia localities impose taxes on restaurant meals and hotel rooms to raise funds for tourist promotion, with the move expected to support local attractions and campaigns aimed at boosting visitor numbers.
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Virginia
Howard Dedication Continues with Vocational School Notes
The dedication service features Invocations and benediction by church leaders. The Joint Committee for Control lists members including G Kenneth Levi and Wilson Dickson as planners. The Dowell J Howard Vocational School expands Frederick Clarke and Winchester education offering occupational trades for day and adult students. Built on Valley Mill Road, the 51 810 square foot building was designed by Hubert Stratton and constructed by Central Valley. Enrollment reaches 210 day students and 110 adults, with capacity for 400, under federal state and local financing guided by the Virginia State Plan for Vocational Education.
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Clyde Logan
John F. Milleson
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
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Winchester
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New Market
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Clarke County
4-H Council to Meet Monday in Frederick
The Frederick County 4 H County Council will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Frederick County Courthouse. All 4 H members and leaders are invited to attend.
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Frederick County
4-H County Council
4-H
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