Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area Profiles Several
Multiple obituary notices from Winchester and nearby towns detail arrivals and services. Blanche Herrell, born 1907 Newport News, widow of Bernard Herrell, with two daughters and one son, funeral plans awaiting relatives. Benjamin Henkle Carpenter, 361 E Piccadilly St, to be buried Mount Hebron. Paul Slonaker and Carl W. Hiser to officiate. John Marshall Mason, 44, Berryville, survived by mother and numerous siblings. funeral at Jones Funeral Home. Anna Mae Derflinger and Grace Hollis Brill also noted with services at Jones and Omps funeral homes respectively. Pallbearers listed for Brill service.
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Blanche Herrell
Washington
Newport News
Bernard J. Herrell
Benjamin Henkle Carpenter
Piccadilly St
Omps Funeral Home
Paul Slonaker
Carl W. Hiser
Carl Cather
Herbert M. Pope
Raymond Patton
Robert Snapp
Eusgene Russell
Frank Harry
Mount Hebron
John Marshall Mason
Route 1
Berryville
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Mason
Winchester
Mary M. Dicks Mason
Isaac Mason
Adam. Hott
Mountain Falls
Edwin S. Mason
Elmer Mason
Dorothy McKinny
Bertha Stayton
Florence Cave
Marjorie Fletcher
Nain
Grace Hollis Brill
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brill
William K. Brill
Iva M. Adams
Edna Donaldson
Frederick County
Ronald G. Anderson
Steubenville
Ohio
Sit-in Battle Breaks Up by Atlanta Police
Atlanta police used about 24 officers to break up a rock and melee at Daniel's restaurant in the southeast. One lieutenant was struck by a bottle and several officers injured as the riot threat escalated. Police arrested 17 Negroes for disorderly conduct with four charged. 22 others were taken into custody in Athens during a separate antisegregation demonstration.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Daniel’s
A. C. Bryant
Georgia
Athens
Marzuq Libyan Oasis once Paris of the Desert
Marzuq in the Sahara was a noted caravan hub famed for wealth and beauty, serving as a key assembly point for caravans before their decline. Its renown as Paris of the Desert reflected its historical prominence and vibrant culture.
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Marzuq
Amsis
Sahara
Paris
Desert
Demolay meeting hones Americanism and school policy
DeMolay members debated city issues and education policy during a long meeting led by Mayor Terry Plotner. Topics included abolishing the dog ordinance, tax cuts with school closings, and a push for greater book access in public schools. The group discussed pamphlet distribution and a Pupil Placement Board freedom of choice plan effective for 1963–64, amid race-based school assignments.
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Bill Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Bill Padgett
Dave Jenkins
Michael O’connor
Terry Plotner
Scott Spellman
Charlie Carter
Massie
Brown
Court records reveal school choice tied to local districts
The court discusses a system where choices are between racially segregated schools or those serving the home area, aligned with School Board policies. At a November 19 1962 meeting the board adopted a new student registration form allowing families to state preferred school and procedures for requests.
Johnson outlines streamlining foreign aid to reduce costs
President Johnson proposes continued authorization for economic aid while keeping arms aid subject to annual review. He orders a 1200 job cut at the Agency for International Development and argues for greater efficiency and private enterprise involvement to curb spending and advance allied self sufficiency.
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Johnson
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congressional Appropriations Committees
David Bell
Agency For International Development
Agency For Internati Development
Defense Department
George W. Ball
Virginia Weather Outlook Shows Cloudy, Snow Likely
The forecast for Virginia calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with a low around 25 to 32. Friday brings more clouds and possible rain or snow, followed by clearing and a cold weekend ahead.
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Sauday
Associated Press
Ibany
Tlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Leveland
Des Moines
Etroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Apolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Rainfall totals and averages for the year to date
Rainfall in the past 24 hours was none up to 8:30 a.m. today. March rainfall to date is 1.86 inches, 1964 year to date 9.85 inches. The 51 year average yearly rainfall is 36.85 inches, with monthly averages listed from January to December.
Question and Answer Card Extract
Names and terms listed include Junior Chamber of Commerce Parliament El Salvador Moon phases Iraq and George Armstrong Custer William Golding and the term Counter-clockwise A selection of topics shown in a Q A format.
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George Armstrong Custer
William Golding
Program At Zion Church by Macedonia Gospel Chorus
The Macedonia Gospel Chorus of Macedonia Baptist Church of Ilington will render a musical program at Zion Baptist Church inerryville Sunday at 3 p.m. It is sponsored by the Zion Wonders for the benefit of the July ally. Whale steaks and stew rich in protein are described as a delicacy by the Japanese.
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Macedonia Gospel Chorus of
Macedonia Baptist Church of
Ilington
Zion Baptist Church
Erryville
Zion Wonders
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B. J. Herrell
Carpenter Service
John M. Mason
Jones
Lennart Pearson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Anna Derflinger
Anna Mae Derflinger
Staunton
Jones Funeral Home
W. P. Lawrence
Mrs. Grace Brill
Funeral Home
Atlanta Police
Fleet's
Demolay
Roy Hockman
Dixie Beverage Co
Proctor & Paine
Geo St
Eens
Virginia
I, Q
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Parliament
el Savador
Iraq
Zion Church
Glaize & Bro
Channel 4
Winchester Savings and Loan Association
Corner Boscawen & Washington Specialists
HH. L. Mills Gasoline Station
Valley Avenue
Route 11
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