Obituaries from Winchester area funeral notices May 1969
Obituary items announce funeral arrangements for James T Feltner 80 of Berryville and Beverley D Good 22 near Orlando Florida with services in Berryville Shenandoah Memorial Park and Calvary Church of the Brethren. Claudine Lovett 69 Winchester burial Mount Hebron with three sons and 12 grandchildren. John E Shull Sr 67 Winchester plasterer died. services incomplete. Lelia Scotland Brady 75 Martinsburg died City Hospital. services Brown Funeral Home with burial New Norborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Feltner
Berryville
Wilbur Feltner
Winchester
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
John E. Shull
Shenandoah Ave
Mr. Shull
Edward B
Sidney Hamilton Shull
Zelda Pingley
Walnut Springs
Sidney Shull
Eddie Shull
Karen Henkle
The
Jones Funeral Home
Black auto workers challenge UAW leadership in Detroit area
A split movement led by DRUM and affiliated groups challenges UAW claims to represent black workers alongside whites. The action spans Chrysler Hamtramck and Ford Mahwah plants with walkouts and demands for recognition of United Black Brothers, plus accusations of racial discrimination and unequal supervisory opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Company
Mahwah
N.J
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panthers
United Black Brothers
Dodge
Hamtramck
Dodge Evolutionary Union Movement
DRUM
General Motors
Ford
GRAM
FRUM
UAW
Chrysler
Walter Reuther
ELRUM
Eldon Avenue
Solidarity House
Uaws
Emil Mazey
Mazey
Eldon Axle
Peking Still Long Way From Friendly Ties
Nixon aides say China is far from friendly entry into the world community. Lin Piao’s 24 000 word party congress report is cited as showing tensions with the United States and Soviet Union. Officials warn against taking sides while pursuing separate policies with East Europe and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mao
U.S
National Liberation Movement
South Vietnam
Palestine
Africa
Latin America
State Department
Red China
Soviet Union
Nixon
China
Peking
United States
Beery Rites Set for Augusta Resident at Church Service
Virgil Edwin Beery 88 of Augusta West Virginia died yesterday at Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney West Virginia. Survived by son Howard Romney three daughters Marie Bucy Romaey Kathleen Saville Thelma Loy Augusta two sisters Susan Rogers Lillian Hudson Monessen brothers Wilbert Grayson Carl Beery Monessen John Beery Cumberland 11 grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at 2 30 pm Augusta Church of Christ by Rev Ronald Goss burial Augusta Church of Christ Cemetery. Body at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville then to Augusta residence and to church before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Edwin Beery
Augusta
W.va
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Beery
Jacob and
Zulemma Haines Beery
Augusta Church of Christ
Florence Riley
Howard Beery
Marie Bucy
Roma
Parade of the Blossoms marks grand feature with Ed McMahon
The climax of her reign continues as she leads off the Grand Feature Parade with Ed McMahon of Tonight Show. About 150000 people are expected, with sunny skies and warmer temperatures. After the parade, dances and amusements fill Winchester and Ward Plaza. Carnival rides and street vendors line Loudoun Street as Handley High hosts a Twirling Meet and an antique car show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lewis Hyde
Ed McMahon
Winchester
Ward Plaza
County Plaza
Loudoun St
Handley High School
Miller to Attend Democratic Festival Events
Andrew P. Miller, Democratic candidate for attorney general, was set to arrive today to visit the Festival Stage Luncheon and join tomorrow's Grand Feature Parade. He will meet Joseph W. White, vice president of the Young Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Miller
Mr. Miller
Joseph W. White
The
Young Democrats
Medicaid program ends in New Mexico over budget shortfall
New Mexico's Medicaid program ceased as $17 million for the fiscal year ran out in ten months. About 1,115 elderly in nursing homes were sent home or to relatives unable to cover costs. Half may qualify for $84.70 monthly general public assistance, while per patient costs exceeded budgeted figures. A special legislative session and new funding be required to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
David Cargo
Quiz Answers Hidden in Fragmentary List
The fragment lists answers across varied topics: Bernard Be Switzerland, Lancaster and York, Electrocardiograph, Salem, Salome, Latter-day Saints, India, Eminent Domain, and Out of many one. It appears to be a miscellaneous trivia or test key with diverse subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Bernard
Switzerland
Lancaster and
York
Salem
India
Cigarette Hearings Near End On Health Controversy
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee aims to finish its initial testimony phase on cigarettes and health after three weeks. Some 50 witnesses, pro and con, have appeared. Robert W. Meyner, former New Jersey governor, testifies on the cigarette advertising code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Robert W. Meyner
New Jersey
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
House
Clam Prix Postponed To May 18 In Washington
The third annual Inter national Clam Prix in Ocean Shores Washington was postponed from May 4 to May 18. Chairman Carliffee Sarkvogel blamed a low title on the original date for the decision and called the earlier date unsporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Shores
Wash
Carliffee Sarkvogel
S. Bivalve Board
Sarkvogel
Weather Today in Virginia Clear With Slightly Warmer Weekend
The forecast for Virginia calls for clear skies and milder temperatures tonight with lows around 40 to 45. Friday and Saturday should be sunny and a bit warmer with a noon high near 65 and an overnight low near 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for past years noted
Rainfall data shows trace today through 8 30 am. April totals for 1969 and long term averages are listed. Five year and 56 year monthly averages are provided for each month with totals and overall annual averages.
Laird Blames Demos For C5A Mistakes
Washington AP Nixon defense chief Melvin Laird blames Johnson era officials for C5A cost overruns and vows corrective action. Deputy secretary Racusin disputes CIA contract charges while Beckman claims cost data were hidden to protect Lockheed stock. Laird says full procurement information will be given to Congress and public.
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Washington
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Air Force
Aircraft Corp
Aaron J. Racusin
Capitol Hill
Col
Kennedy N. Beckman
CIA
Beckman
House
Government Operations Subcommittee
Lockheed
Congress
Pentagon
Robert H. Charles
Robert N. Anthony
Defense Department
Anthony
Harvard Business School
Charles
Phillip N. Whittaker
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Americans Continue Himalayan Expedition With Porters and Sherpas
The expedition includes four Sherpa guides and 94 porters aiming to establish a base camp at 16 000 feet and rest 10 days to acclimate. Named Americans include William A Read deputy leader and Dr Jeffrey Duenwald with James Morrisey James G Janney III and David A Seidman. Maria Duenwald in Seattle said her brother survived a prior accident and sent a brief family message.
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Himalayas
Dhaulagiri
Mt. Everest
William A. Read
Moose
Wyo
Jeffrey Duenwald
Pullman
Wash
James Morrisey
Olivette
William Ross
Portola Valley
Calif
Paul Gerhard
Laguna Beach
Louis Reichardt
Palo Alto
James G. Janney III
David A. Seidman
New Prime Minister In Belfast Narrow Victory
In Belfast a caucus of the Unionist party chose Maj. James Chichester Clark, 46, as party leader by 17 to 16. He succeeds Terence O Neill who resigned to ease sectarian tensions, with Brian Faulkner losing the contest for the premiership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester
Clark
Unionist
Chichester Clark
Terence O’neill
Chichester-Clark
O’neill
Brian Faulkner
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Winchester Evening Star
James T. Feltner
Beverley Dale Good
Featherbed Lane
Orlando
Fla
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Floyd Wine
Fred M. Bowman
Garland R. Good
Gene A. Corso
Arthur R. Spearman
Clatus W. Good
Paul J. Good
Hinkle B. Good
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Feneral Home
Catherine Shackelford
Beverley Dale
Claudine R. Lovett
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Claudine Lovett
Valley Ave
Lovett
George W. and
Elizabeth Hawkins Riley
Cork Street Christian Church
Brown Lovett, Jr
William Lovett
Hayward
Bruce Lovett
Arlington
W.O. Riley
Woodstock
Hoye L. Riley
Leonard Riley
Lena Anderson
F.L. Sargent
Robert Glass, Jr
Thurman Pierce
Irene Bailey
Charles Willard
Robert W. Pierce
Thomas
John E. Shull, Sr
Roy L. Brady
Lelia Scotland Brady
Martinsburg
City Hospital
Brady
Jefferson County
Milton
Gertrude Triggs Willingham
Pikeside
Brown Funeral Home
Millard R. Floyd
New Norborne
Owmds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
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