Obituaries for Mrs. Mary Edith McKay and Edward Berlin
Mrs. Mary Edith McKay 51 of Route 1 died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband William B. McKay two sons Richard and William at home three sisters and a half brother. Funeral tomorrow at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron. Edward P. Berlin former Berryville mayor died Friday funeral yesterday at Berryville Baptist Church with a long list of pallbearers and burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edith McKay
Route 1
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss McKay
Winchester
Robert J. Jones
Nannie Stottler Jones
William B. McKay
Richard A. McKay
William H. McKay
Rebecca Whitlock
Marguerite Ashton
Colleen Whitlock
Washington
Perry Jones
Jones Funeral Home
H. L. Wigfield
Arthur C. McDonald
Herbert W. Grubbs
Charles R. Jenkins
Robert D. Coffman
Wesley F. Triplett
Calvin G. Loy
Mount Hebron
Edward P. Berlin
Berryville
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian Orrell
Ralph Dorsey
Garland Canter
Julian Berlin, Jr
David Berlin
Art Bonnet, Jr
George Burton
J. Fred Jones
G. W. Shackleford
Hugo Thaden
D. B. Allen
Carl F. Emswiller
Gilbert C. Royston
Fred R. Lloyd
Lonnie G. Huff
William A. Stigler
Millard Bushong
James S. Longerbeam
Kenneth M. Black
Eustace B. Jackson
Edward H. McDonald
H. B. Pierce, Jr
Green Hill Cemetery
Guard Shoots Negro Boy on High School Campus
A security guard shot 16 year old Robert Lewis Smith in the groin on the Jordan High School campus in Los Angeles Sunday night. He was listed in satisfactory condition at a hospital as police investigated the incident following unrest in Watts two weeks earlier.
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Los Angeles
Jordan High School
Watts
Robert Lewis Smith
Carlson Aids, Events Mark Career of Kansas Leader
Christian laymen are invited to hear Sen. Carlson at a Thursday dinner. The article recalls his long career from U.S. House to Kansas governor, his mental health and education programs, and his role in church activities and veterans groups. He chaired the International Council for Christian Leadership and started the Presidential Prayer Breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Carlson
U.S
House of Representatives
Kansas
Baptist Church
Concordia
Washington,d.c
Carlson
International Council For Christian Leadership
U.S. Senate
Clyde M. Reed
Two Girls Treated After Martinsburg Crash
Two young girls from Martinsburg West Virginia were treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an auto accident Saturday night. Tony Kircher and Mary Sturgeon were injured in a traffic mishap on Route 11 north at 7 45 p m. No details on the accident were available. At 8320 a m today two cars driven by Esther Easter Route 1 and Sandra Walters Stephens City collided at Paper Mill Road and Feather Bed Lane with no injuries. Damages to the cars were estimated at 550 dollars by State Trooper L W Waters.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Tony Kircher
Mary Sturgeon
Esther Easter
Sandra Walters
Stephens City
Paper Mill Road
Featherbed
Space Agency to Launch Astronomical Observatory
Cape Kennedy Florida AP report details a launch of the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket. The observatory weighs 3900 pounds and aims to study stellar objects beyond Earth's atmosphere for insights into star origins and the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Agency
Cape Kennedy, Fla
OAO
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
United States
Centaur
Surveyor Land Mariner Planetary
Space
Pilgrims Visit Lenin's Tomb as Moscow Prepares for Congress
Communist delegations from more than 40 countries and 5,000 Soviet delegates converge on Moscow for the 23rd Congress opening in the Kremlin Palace. Brezhnev is expected to address Khrushchev's legacy while debate over Stalin remains politically sensitive.
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Moscow
Lenin
Communist Party
Communist Parties
Albania
New Zealand
Japan
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Peking
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Joseph Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Moscow-Peking
Viet Nam
Sergei M. Kirov
Methodist Circuit Rider Arrives in Winchester on Ride to Baltimore
The 78-year-old Rev Sumner L Martin rode a Palomino named Maudie from Franklin Indiana toward Baltimore Maryland for the 200th anniversary of Methodism in America. He was met at Winchester city limits by Rev William Lyons and a police escort after arriving by car from Capon Bridge. He spoke at Braddock Street Methodist Church and Capon Bridge service before continuing the journey back to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Ind
Baltimore
Winchester
Sumner L. Martin
Maudie
William Lyons
Braddock Street Methodist Church
America
Martin
Capon Bridge
Capon B
Suspect Surrender Ends Multi County Vehicle Theft Pursuit
Police closed in on suspect after a three mile chase along routes 81 and 11. Stotler surrendered after officers drained him of shoes. Frederick County authorities hold three warrants including a felonious car theft and three Shenandoah County misdemeanors. State police Sgt Wolfe and three troopers joined, with deputies and an ABC investigator assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dran Stotler
Rt. 81
Rt. 11
Frederick County
Stotler
Shenandoah County
F. L. Wolfe
J. W. Kincaid
B. E. Williams
L. M. Bauserman
C. D. Taylor
Lacy Anderson
Osborne Renner
ABC
H. C. Pangle
Court opinions outline state role in civil rights cases
The article reviews Justices Brennan Douglas Fortas and Clark on opinions about anti civil rights prosecutions under 1870 laws. It notes indictments in Mississippi and Georgia, with Judge Cox and Judge Bootle dismissing federal charges in 1964 slayings of civil rights workers and Lemuel Penn. It mentions penalties for conspiracies to interfere with rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
William ©. Douglas
Brennan
Tom C. Clark
Black and
Fortas
Fortis
Mississippi
Justice Department
U.S
Harold Cox
Jackson
Miss
Philadelphia
Michael Schwener
Amron Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Meridian
William A. Bootle
Macon
Lemuel Penn
Cox
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Richard W. Willis
Weather Today Rainfall Totals and Averages
Rainfall over the last 48 hours ends 9 30 am today with March total 1 39 inches. 1966 year to date rainfall 7 44 inches. Long term averages show yearly average 96 75 inches and monthly averages by month from January to December listed.
Virginia forecast shows clear, cold tonight then milder days
Five day outlook notes clear and cold tonight with lows around the mid 20s. Tuesday brings sun and rising high near 50 in the afternoon. Wednesday looks fair and warmer with little to no precipitation and no major storms expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wall Street Opens Higher on Demand for Tech and Aerospace Stocks
The market advanced in early trading led by airlines aerospace and electronics issues. Blue chips were flat to up slightly with notable gains in A J Industries Admiral Magnavox Fairchild and Pan American while General Motors and U S Steel posted fractional moves amid steady utilities and mixed rail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
U. S. Steel
American
A. J. Industries
Admiral
Pan American World Airways
Magnavox
Fairchild Camera
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Clarence W. Lloyd
Harpers Ferry
Rma Sao
Charles Town
Providence
Clarke County
James
Martha Shaffer Lloyd
John H. Enders
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Comlete
State Committee
L. W. Waters
Loudoun Street
Arizona
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Pacific
Pennsylvania
Party
Kirov
Wallhide
Glaize
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Methodist
C.I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
I, Q
Thomas A. Edison
Soviet Russia
Philadelphia, Pa
True
Manx
Resentment
Wall Street
Boe+ing
Zenith
Eastman Kodakering
Polaroid
U. S. Smelting
General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Anaconda
Texas
Arthur, Inc
Ld Insurance
Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger & Company, Inc
Commerce Street
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