Obituary notices for Dorothy Albright and Edward Lowery
Dorothy Albright of Rostel Road dies suddenly at 49 from a cerebral hemorrhage. She leaves husband Dr. Victor F. Albright and three children, with service at Christ Episcopal Church. Edward Lowery, 63, of rural Winchester dies after two years illness. funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Dorothy Albright
Rostel Road
Christ Episcopal Church
Albright
Quebec
Canada
Cone Barlow
Birmingham
Mich
Barlow
Connecticut College
Victor F. Albright
Indianapolis
Ind
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Wayside Foundation For the Arts, Inc
Junior Century Club
Edward Lowery
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lowery
Frederick County
Charles Edward
Emma Alice Loy Lowery
Annie Bly
Nancy Harris
Blanche Lowery
Earl E. Lowery
Thelma Brannon
Freda Saville
Roxanna Lowery
Roger Lee Lowery
Richard Edward Lowery, Jr
Ada Frances Lowery
Glenna Camden
Waynesboro
Virginia Newlin
Laura Collier
Ruth Lowery
Nellie Lowery
Jones Funeral Home
Robert C. Mitchum, Jr
Ross Wisecarver
A. B. Spurs
Robert Shifflett
Floyd Ginn
Robert E. Boyd
Roland Snapp
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Kirk Service KX funeral for MVS
Mettye Ward Kirk 81 of Route 2 died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral 11 a m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John Collins. pallbearers listed. Family receives friends 7 to 9 p m tomorrow at the funeral home.
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MVS
Mettye Ward Kirk
Route 2
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
John I. Collins
Mettye W. Kirk
County School Looted Twice In 2 Months
Gainesboro Elementary School was broken into again last night the second time in about two months. Deputies say entry was gained by prying the front door with items stolen including a Remington typewriter serial no 1249346 a Victor Imperial adding machine serial no 2347 578 and four canned hams from the cafeteria.
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Gainesboro
Frederick County
Rusk Sees Slim Chance Peace Talks From Buddha's Birthday
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the proposed Buddha's birthday cease-fire in Vietnam is unlikely to lead to peace talks. He warned the pause could let North Vietnam regroup, while noting East-West tensions persist but efforts to improve relations should continue. Rusk spoke on NBC TV amid Saigon's 24 hour cease-fire proposal and Hanoi's silence on talks.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Saigon
Buddha
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Mounting Debt of America's Households Causes Concern
AP analysis notes growing household debt near 400 billion dollars driven by mortgages autos and big appliances with risk to economic stability if incomes fall. A National Industrial Conference Board study warns that debt commitments reduce future purchasing power and may erode savings during downturns.
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John Cunniff
New York
America
National Industrial Conference Board
Dizzying Carousel and Spinning Attractions At Plaza
At Court House Plaza the Apple Blossom Festival kicks off with a dizzying ride area. Children enjoy the carousel and Octopus ride while adults observe in awe as spinning machines create rapid motion. Food stalls offer apples popcorn and fries as the crowd celebrates.
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Court House Plaza
Miss Kelly Enjoys Winchester Visit At Firemen Parade
Miss Kelly, Miss Canada, greeted crowds as she toured Winchester events. The Canadian queen received gifts from area fire companies while promising friendship and a return visit to her country. She planned visits to city fire houses, a luncheon, coronation, pageant, and the Firemen's Parade.
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Kelly
Harold Bageant
Pacification Program Under Fire in Viet Nam
In Saigon the pacification effort faces intensified Viet Cong attacks as 309 incidents and heavy casualties strike Revolutionary Development teams. Through four months 218 government workers died, 299 wounded, 51 missing presumed captured, with many cadremen deserting and Hue region hit hardest. Thang warns success or failure could hinge on June amid 20 000 pacification workers and 60 battalions guarding 50 areas.
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Saigon
U.S
Esprit .de Corps
Hue
Nguy‘en Duc Thang
Revolutionary Development Minister
Thang
Seventh Apple Blossom Twirling Meet at James Wood High
The seventh annual Apple Blossom Twirling Meet will be held Saturday at James Wood High School gym from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with 500 entries in 10 categories. Mrs. George W. Crowser Jr. of Winchester directs the event, open to the public. Judges include Mrs. Joyce Gray and Henry Stange, and several other baton experts from Staunton Alexandria Altoona Winchester Martinsburg.
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James Wood High School
George W. Crowser, Jr
Winchester
Department of Public Entertainment
Joyce Gray
Alexandria
Henry Stange
Altoona
National
Shirley Eppart
Staunton
Terry Kellas
Richard Stotler
Jess Hill
Martinsburg
MISS CANADA TO OPEN PARADE WITH AUTOGRAPH SESSION
A silk and silver Miss Canada car leads a long parade lineup that starts at 1 30 p.m. and runs before the main 216 unit march at 2 00 p.m. Local officials high school bands and military units fill the first ranks.
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Armed Forces ‘Color Guard
GOP Backers Of Viet Policy Tighten Ranks
GOP backers of Johnson’s Vietnam policy tighten behind him and reject a formal party antiwar plank. Sen Hickenlooper, Dirksen, and Goldwater push for unity, while Javits calls for room to offer alternative views.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Sen
Bourke B
Hickenlooper
Arowa
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Goldwater
Policy Committee
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate House Party
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
The
Canadian Centennial Festival reception honors Miss Canada
A formal reception at the Canadian Centennial Festival featured Miss Canada being escorted in by the honor guard and presented by Harold Bageant. Mayor Battaile thanked workers as the Queen designates arrived with Alson Smith and other officials in attendance. James Wilkins and Iris Taply highlighted the program while Gordon Smith touted Expo 67 and Canada’s 100 year celebration.
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Harold Bageant
William M. Battaile
Alson H. Smith
Festival
Honor Gun
Lucien LePoint
Canadian Centennial Commission
John W. Fisher
Canada
America
Gordon Smith
Washington, D.C
James R. Wilkins
Smith
Jack Fretwell
Department of Entertainment
Iris Taply
Doris McGaha
Brown University recommends greater student role in campus life
A Brown University student faculty committee urges creation of a University Council on Student Affairs to set conduct rules and possible disciplinary duties. The panel was appointed by President Ray L. Haffner last November to expand student participation in campus governance.
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Providence
R.I
Brown University
Brown
Ray L. Haffner
University Council On Student Affairs
Apple Blossom Concert Tonight At Shenandoah College
An Apple Blossom concert will be held tonight in the Shenandoah College auditorium for Festival visitors and townspeople. Two visiting high school bands will perform Alexandria Groveton High School Band directed by Robert Wells and McLean High School Band directed by Raymond Rogers. The event is arranged by Shenandoah Conservatory of Music through Dr Verne Collins and Paul B Noble Jr. with no admission fee and the public is welcome.
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Handley and
James Wood High School
U.S. Marine Corps Drum
Shenandoah College
Millwood Pike
Groveton High
Alexandria
Robert Wells
McLean Highlander High
Raymond P. Rogers
Shenandoah Conservatory, of Music
Verne Collins
Conservatory
Paul B. Noble, Jr
Virginia Weather Today Forecast
Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight and Friday. Not as cold tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Highs in the 50s Friday. Saturday partly cloudy and not as cool. Winds light and variable today and east to northeast 10 to 15 mph Friday. Sunset 8 08 p m Sunrise 6 10 a m Moonrise 4 33 2 a m New Moon May 9.
Rainfall Averages Across Months and Years
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today and yearly totals are provided. May rainfall to date is 8.86 inches with long term monthly averages from January to December over 54 years, plus five year totals from 1962 to 1966.
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