Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star March 18 1966
Obituaries note Lethe Manuel with widow Annie Bell Manuel and children James Gilbert Marian Nellie Mae. Also Asa Raymond Mayhew 58 Gore dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital born Oct 21 1907, survived by Geraldine Lamp Mayhew four sons Denny Gene Raymond Owen, daughter Carman, sister Pearl Brown, brother Albert Mayhew. Services set at Hebron Baptist Church Shenandoah Memorial Park burial. Funeral home arrangements provided for Capon Bridge West Virginia records.
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Lethe Manel
Annie Bell Manuel
James
Gilbert Manuel
Bradersburg
Marian Long
Denver
Colo
Nellie Coldin
Falls Church
Mae Shartzer
Annandale
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mr. Mayhew
Hampshire County
W.va
Albert C. Vand Ada Fout Mayhew
Hebron
Gore
Geraldine Lamp Mayhew
Raymond H. Mayhew
Qwen S. Mayhew
Winchester
Denny G. Mayhew
Gainesboro
Gene Mayhew
Miss Carman Mayhew
Pearl Brown
Front Royal
Albert Claude Mayhew
Viet Nam
Hebron Baptist Church
James B. Boswell
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Fourteen Volunteer Additions to In-Town Committee of 100
Shenandoah Apple Blossom adds fourteen men to the In-Town Membership department as membership solicitors. The new committee includes John Reid Alson S Hott Dennis L Molden Delbert E Selibert Jr Richard Brown Robert Newlin Jim Butcher Lamar Sloan J Michael Kruger Shirley Mumaw Irvin Shendon Robert J Manuel Sr Larry Moore and William M Woody. The department aims for a $20 000 goal and reports progress above the halfway mark. Funds for the festival come largely from In-Town and Out-of-Town memberships.
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Shenandoah Apple Blossom Said
John Reid
Alson S. Hott
Dennis L. Molden
Delbert E. Selibert, Jr
Richard Brown
Robert Newlin
Jim Butcher
Lamar Sloan
J. Michael Kruger
Shirley Mumaw
Irvin Shendon
Robert J. Manuel
Larry Moore
William M. Woody
Stratton
U.S. soldiers say seven Vietnamese killed amid Ashan camp clash
Defense officials confirmed American troops fired on seven Vietnamese fighters who panicked during the Ashan camp battle 375 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. helicopters evacuated wounded as Montagnard forces reacted under fire.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ashan
Saigon
U.S
Space Dogs Blackie and Breezy Report No Radiation Disturbances
Scientists studying the Soviet space dogs Blackie and Breezy say there are no symptoms of disturbance from cosmic radiation after their 22 day mission. Tass reported the dogs completed 330 orbits before landing, with a flight path peaking at 562 miles above Earth through radiation belts.
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Moscow
Blackie
Breezy
Tass
Johnson Hopeful for Europe Trip Amid NATO Tension
President Johnson, awaiting Western alliance realignment after Charles de Gaulle's France exits NATO, may visit Europe later this year. Officials say no schedule exists as de Gaulle pushes base removals and troop withdrawal, delaying Johnson's goodwill mission to strengthen allied ties.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
France
NATO
de Gaulle
West Faces Severe Boxcar Shortage Across Rail System
Interstate Commerce Commission acts to combat the worst boxcar shortage in Pacific Northwest service history. Chairman John W. Bush says relief will not come soon. Orders require rapid return of Great Northern and Northern Pacific boxcars, faster freight handling, quicker repair of faulty cars, and reduced free time for car retention plus higher renewal fees.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific’ Northwest
John W. Bush
ICC
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Bush
RFK Sees Negro Problem Not A Southern One
Senator Robert F. Kennedy tells a University of Mississippi audience that racial inequality and poverty exist across the nation not just the South. He notes security precautions rivaling those of 1962 when James Meredith enrolled and federal marshals and troops were deployed. The speech moved to the 8500 seat Coliseum with restricted admission for students and faculty.
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Oxford
Miss
Robert F. Kennedy
University of Mississippi
America
Law School
Kennedy
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mississippi
South
New York Democrat
Melbourne quadruplets父 dies two of four born today
A Melbourne mother Jean Cook 36 loses two of her quadruplets born prematurely at 12 weeks. Hospital reports the remaining two lives are in the balance. Mrs Cook has six other children including twins. Nearby in South Africa an African woman Notiti Pute gave birth to quadruplets in a hut near East London with no condition report.
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Melbourne
Australia
Jean Cook
Notiti Pute
London
South Africa
Vatican Issues Changes Allowing Mixed Religion Weddings
The Vatican Instruction permits a non Catholic minister to bless a mixed marriage before a Catholic priest and allows common prayer at the ceremony. It lifts excommunication penalties for Catholics marrying non Catholics before a priest and makes child baptism responsibilities fall to the Catholic spouse. The changes, to join Canon law, take effect immediately on an experimental basis pending broader revision.
Army Majors Safe After Plane Crashes Near Lawrenceville
Two Army majors parachuted to safety after their single engine plane developed engine trouble and crashed in a wooded area beside a farm near Lawrenceville. The aircraft was destroyed in the incident.
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Lawrenceville
Gangs Are Dispersed in Pacoima After Night of Turmoil
In Pacoima California youths taunted police and hurled rocks at passing cars for nearly five hours before police dispersed the crowd. The disturbance started after an attempted arrest of a teenager in the San Fernando Valley area northwest of Watts.
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Pacoima
Calif
Olice
San Fernando Valley
Watts
Los Angeles
Gemini 8 Returns to Earth After Tumbling in Space
Astronauts Armstrong and Scott were checked by doctors and found in sound physical shape after landing. Navy divers prepared the Gemini 8 capsule for return to the United States for NASA review as tape recordings of mission events were released to newsmen.
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Schirra
Armstrong
Scott
Air Force
Scollar
Cape Kennedy
Navy
United States
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Space Agency
Quebec
Pacific
Weather today Virginia turning cloudy with weekend showers
Increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered showers late tonight and cooler weekend ahead. Five day outlook shows temperatures 10 to 12 degrees above normal with a warm Saturday, cooler Sunday, and a warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Precipitation possible over the weekend and on Wednesday. Moon phases noted and rainfall totals summarized.
Wall Street Opens Mixed on Early Trading As Market Rallies
An irregularly higher start sees rails and aerospace shares advance with Boeing and Douglas up about a point. Pennsylvania and New York Central post fractional gains while steel and utilities hold steady. merger talks with American Standard loom as Wheeling Steel slips.
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Rails
Pennsylvania
New York Central and
Southern Railway
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Studebaker
Commonwealth Edison
Public Service Electric & Gas
Consolidated Natural Gas
U.S. Plywood
American Standard
Wheeling Steel
Bethlehem
A.J. Industries
Plough
Union Tank Car
Collins & Aikmam
Sunray Dx Oil
1965 Road Toll Revised Upward
Virginia's 1965 highway death toll is revised to 1,063 after the death of Smyth County youth William Larry Richardson 17 of Marion. He died in a Roanoke hospital from injuries after his car left Virginia Route 617 and struck a barn on November 20. Virginia's 1966 toll stood at 149, 20 fewer than a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Smyth County
Roanoke
William Larry Richardson
Rt. 2
Marion
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Asa Raymond Mayhew
Lumperman of
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Space Dogs
Loudoun Street
Curtis Wilson
Bob Manuel
Ingurance Corporation
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Rockies
Ohio Valley
West
RFK
Rthur, Inc. Insurance
Boscawen St
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Coser
Hawaii
Agena
HOUSE
Amaze
Cameron St
Winchester Skies
Wall Street
Farm Credit Association
Pontiac
Bonneville Holt
Bel Air
BUICK
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H.W. Ebert
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