Obituary notices for Mrs. Peter Ruble and Thomas Stevens
Mrs. Peter Ruble of Martinsburg widow of Peter Ruble and mother of Frances Brant is survived by one son, a daughter, two step-daughters, eight grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, with several siblings. funeral Friday at 3 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home. Thomas Stevens, 83, of Newberry Ohio, son of the late Poke Stevens, survived by his widow Mary and a brother, with funeral held Monday at Durr Funeral Home.
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Chester Avenue Christian Church
Martinsburg
Peter Ruble
Ohio
Frances, Brant
Cameron St
Winchester
Bertha Luise
Stroudsburg
Carrie McCasland
R. W. Bitner
Bessie Siler
Ward
Thomas Stevens
Newberry
Stevens
Poke Stevens
Capon Springs
W. Va
Mary Stevens
Grover Stevens
Lehen
Clarke
Frederick
Durr Funeral Home
County Extension Agent Carl Gerken Resigns
Carl F. Gerken resigned from the Frederick County Extension office effective April 15, accepted by Dr. W E director of the Virginia Agricultural Extension Service. A replacement will be announced after selection by G H Clark district agent. John T Wolfe in charge. Gerken’s assistant for over three years.
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Carl F. Gerken
Frederick County
W. E
Virginia Agricultural Extension Service
G. H. Clark
Northern Virginia Extension District
John T. Wolfe
Mr. Gerken
Civil rights developments and primary results outlined
The article outlines Democratic and Republican primary results across several states including Alabama Indiana Ohio and Oklahoma with notes on candidates like John J Sparkman Richard Roudebush James A J Rhodes Frazier Reams Jr and Raymond Gary. It also discusses a test launch of the AP Offsetter printing device in Winchester and remarks by AP staff about its future national use.
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Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
High
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Robert Kennedy
Alabama
John J.sparkman
Indiana
Richard L. Roudebush
Ralph Harvey
Congress
Harvey
New Mexico
Gene Lusk
Carlsbad
John Burroughs
David Cargo
Clifford Hawley
Ohio
James A.J .Rhodes
Frazier Reams Jr
Govvernor
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma City
Preston Moore
The
American Legion
Dewey Bartlett
Waukomis
John N. Happy Camp
Winchester
Kimball
New York
W. G. Bradshaw
E. Raymond Jablonski
Lloyd Swann
Richmond
Local Woman Charged With Assault In Winchester
A 20 year old Winchester woman Diane E. Jackson is charged with felonious assault for allegedly wounding Peggy Ann Harris in a Canton area incident. Police said she was found at the scene and released on bail.
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Winchester
Diane E. Jackson
Pall Mall St
Peggy Ann Harris
N. Kent St
Anti Inflation Machinery Considered In White House Meeting
Washington AP A presidential committee meets amid hints the White House will study new anti inflation machinery to address labor and business dissatisfaction with wage price guide lines. AFL CIO President Meany and labor leaders push for revisions to widen workers profit share while wage settlements often exceed guidelines.
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Washington
White House
Hewly
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ackley
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
250 Pennies Stolen From Preston's Station
Police said 250 pennies were taken last night from the Preston's service station cash register on Millwood Ave. Investigators report the entry was gained by breaking a rear window.
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Preston
Millwood Ave
Johnson and senators attend McNamara funeral rites
President Lyndon B. Johnson and the First Lady join about 20 senators in paying final tribute to U.S. Senator Patrick V. McNamara. The rites take place at Holy Name Catholic Church in Detroit at noon. McNamara, 71, died after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital following treatment for a lung blood clot.
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Detroit
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Patrick V. McNamara
Holy Name
McNamara
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Notice of Voting Registration Open for Primary Election
Federal registration records stay open through June 11 1966 for those wanting to register for the statewide primary on July 12 1966. Martha F Grim Central Registrar City of Winchester Virginia.
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City Hall
Winchester
Virginia
Martha F. Grim
Stephens City okays lines to terminal project
Stephens City Town Council approved Pure Oil Company plans to install water and sewer lines to the east side of Interstate 81 Route 277 for a new truckers terminal, hotel and restaurant. Engineers John McNair and Associates of Waynesboro oversee design while county planning coordinates details. The plan includes 20 to 25 rooms with baths and a 100 seat restaurant. After construction the lines will become town property and revenue will accrue to Stephens City. A new 24 inch water connection to the Winchester main will replace the old standby tank ensuring adequate fire protection and pressure townwide.
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Stephens City
The
Pure Oil Company
Charles E. Bass
John McNair and Associates
Waynesbor
Winchester
Green St
Old Town
Civil rights hearings open on 1966 act plan
Washington AP reports Atty. Gen. Katzenbach led testimony before a House Judiciary subcommittee on a proposed civil rights package tied to a 1966 act. He described it as addressing deep seated racial injustice and noted actions on related programs amid town project plans and public safety measures in Virginia and beyond.
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Washington
Massie St
Nicholas Katzenbach
Tojoff
House
Congress
Katzenbach
Johnson
Weather Today Virginia Frosty start with rising temps later
Clear and cold with frost tonight in Virginia. Thursday brings fair weather and rising temperatures with highs in the 60s. Friday may see scattered showers and milder conditions. Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with light showers possible Friday and Monday. Rainfall soon none in 24 hours. May rainfall to date 46. 1966 year totals and historical averages listed.
Strasburg Town Council seeks help to curb reckless driving
The Strasburg Town Council last night asked citizens to assist in reducing speeding and traffic law violations and gave Mayor Robert J Funk authority to hire part time police to focus on enforcement. A separate item notes the Shenandoah Valley Special excursion set for May 21 with travel from Union Station to Harrisonburg and stops at Alexandria Manchester Riverton and Strasburg.
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Strasburg
Robert JL. Funk
Shenandoah Valley
Rail Travel Assn
Arlingeton
Union Station
Washington
Valley of Virginia
Harrisonburg
Alexandria
Mancassas
Riverton
De Gaulle Accused of Threatening NATO by U S Delegation
Rep Wayne L Hays of Ohio told the European Consultative Assembly that President de Gaulle seeks to destroy NATO and curb European unification He charged France with pulling out of the NATO structure without consulting allies and warned sovereignty cannot undermine international law in order to end the alliance.
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United States
France
Hays
NATO
de Gaulle
Consultative Assembly
Council of Europe
Europe
Fatal Kiss Astronauts May Need Bacteria Pills
Dr. T. D. Luckey warned that space crews could face bacterial illness on return due to sterile air, food, and water reducing gut bacteria. He proposed bacteria pills before reentry to restore balance and boost immunity, citing studies on rats.
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Earth
Luckey
School registration tour planned by board
The board announced a tour of county schools between now and mid May to speak with principals. It targets students who did not register in spring and those entering school for the first time in the fall with a Summer session set for August 15.
Wake Forest Tops South Carolina 26-14 in 1946 Gator Bowl
Wake Forest defeated South Carolina 26 to 14 in the first Gator Bowl played on January 1, 1946. The Demon Deacons pulled ahead early and held off the Gamecocks to claim the historic victory.
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Wake Forest
South Carolina
Wall Street Slides to New 1966 Low in Active Trading
Market resumed its decline with the AP 60 stock average dropping 4.4 to 337.8, a new low for the year. IBM fell 3 points and Zenith lost nearly 3 while many higher priced issues and blue chips declined.
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IBM
Zenith
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Raytheon
Polaroid U.S. Smelting
Eastman Kodak
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
International Nickel
International Hsrvassar
Consolidated Edison
New York Central
U.S. Steel and
Standard Oil
General Motors
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American Society For Microbiology
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