Deaths and Funerals in the Winchester Area May 5 1964
Obituaries list Keith Embrey age 65 and John Larson formerly of Upperville among the deceased. Funeral services are announced for multiple relatives, with details for each service, burial sites, and pallbearers. Other names include Frank Julian Lineburg 66 Lee R. Deaver 69 Samuel I Lee Jr. 58 John Edward Wiles 62.
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John Larson
Upperville
Florida
Ivy Hill Cemetery
John Edward Wiles
Washington
Infant Girl Arrangements Incomplete At Funeral Home
Herman K Embrey and Frank J Lineburg are listed with arrangements incomplete for an infant girl. The notice mentions a Thursday 1 30 p m time at Jones Funeral Home.
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Herman K. Embrey
Frank J. Lineburg
Goldwater Falls Short First Ballot In Mock Convention
Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia held a 1964 mock Republican convention as Barry Goldwater led on the first ballot with 601 votes. Nixon and Rockefeller figures also appeared in early nominations. Deliberations included remarks by Rep Judd and party leaders as delegates caucused.
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Lexington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Washington & Lee University
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ambassado Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
Sylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Michigan
George Romney
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Gordon
Allot
Colorado
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Winthrop Rockefeller
GOP
Arkansas
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Guy
John Rhodes
Ohio
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Fred Walker
Doremus Gymnasium
Judd
United States
Washington
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Johnson
Local Woman Dies After Bed Fire Burns
Mrs. Sadie Hurley 49 died from second and third degree burns after an accident at her home. Smoking in bed led to the mattress catching fire. She was treated at Memorial Hospital and transferred to the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. Born May 7 1914 in Bay City Michigan she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Kerr. She married James M Hurley in Detroit in Oct 1937 and was a Sacred Heart Catholic Church member. She leaves her husband and brother Robert Kerr of Detroit. The body goes from Jones Funeral Home to Detroit for funeral and burial.
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Sadie Hurley
Douglass O. Hill
Kerr
James M. Hurley
Detroit
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Kerr
Mich
Jones Funeral Home
Police Hunt Husband of Slain Teacher
Authorities seek Allan L. Tarr in a 13 state lookout after the murder of Gloria Stevens Tarr a Fairfax County teacher found dead at home. The couple’s two grown children are named Davis Tarr and Valerie Wise with spouses in Maryland and Georgia. The victim taught at Washington Mission Elementary School.
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Alexandria
Fairfax County
Here
Gloria Stevens Tarr
New Washington
Allan L. Tarr
Tarr
Army Research Laboratory
Arlington
Davis S. Tarr
Laurel, Md
Valerie Wise
Ft. Benning, Ga
Prison Inmate Escapes From W Va Sanitarium
Chester William Carden 22 an inmate at the State Penitentiary escaped yesterday from Hopemont Sanitarium in Kingwood while being treated for tuberculosis. He was serving one to ten years for grand larceny from Harrison County.
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W.va. Sanitarium
Kingwood
W. Va
State Penitentiary
Hopemont Sanitarium
Chester William Carden
Harrison County
Georgia police hunt for car thieves in deadly officer ambush
Police cuffed and shot by suspects, believed to be a gang of car thieves. The killings leave three officers dead: Jerry R. Everett age 28, Ralph K. Davis age 49, and Marvin J. Gravitt age 52, all married. A reward surpassing ten thousand dollars drew intense inquiries as businesses push for up to one hundred thousand.
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Georgia
Jerry R. Everett
Ralph K. Davis
Marvin J.gravitt
Winchester Shenandoah Valley travel campaign revival plan
The group discussed raising funds via a second appeal led by Willis Fisk as travel promotion committee chair. Miss Nelson will tour the Shenandoah Valley seeking contributions. Folders at the World’s Fair exhibit would feature Winchester and Frederick County, with comments on area recreation protocol from Virginia Parks Commissioner Ben Bolen.
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Willis Fisk
Chamber
Miss Nelson
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Frederick County
Ben Bolen
Virginia
North Vietnam assets frozen by U S Treasury
The Treasury announced the freezing of all North Vietnamese assets in the United States and bans all financial and commercial transactions with Americans. The move, taken at the State Department’s recommendation, targets Viet Cong aggression in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Treasury
North Viet Nam
United States
State Department
South Viet Nam
Moscoso Quits Key Alliance Role in Kennedy Era
Teodoro Moscoso, once a bright star in the Kennedy administration as a key man for the Alliance for Progress, resigns as U.S. representative on the Alliance Inter American Committee. President Johnson announced the move, noting Moscoso's counsel will be missed. He resigns to accept an appointment by Puerto Rico Governor Luis Muñoz Marín.
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Washington
Teodoro Moscoso
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Moscoso
U.S
Alliance
Inter ‘American Committee
Bronx case echoes Kitty Genovese as bystanders fail
Police probe a second case of bystander indifference after a Bronx telephon e operator fights an attacker in an office building. A crowd of about 40 reportedly ignored cries for help before two officers arrived and arrested 26 year old George Goughlin on rape felonious assault and weapons charges.
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New York
Bronx
George Goughlin
Kitty Genovese
Catherine Genovese
Kew Gardens
Queens
Witeness
Middletown Post Office Quarters Under Review
A Middletown Virginia post office facility is under consideration for improved quarters. A 1964 letter notes no final decision as of April 2 due to drastic appropriations cuts. Priority handling places Middletown among most seriously inadequate cases. Routine matters were acted upon with all members present.
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Middletown
Answers to Quiz on Political Figures and Places
The list includes Joe Louis, All American artists, The Untouchables of India, Wagner, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, England, Brass, and the Secretary of Commerce of Puerto Rico as a member of a federal commission to study Puerto Rico's future political status, Johnson said.
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Joe Louis
All American Artists
the ‘*Untouchables’’ of India
Puerto Rico
Johnson
Weather Today Virginia Sunny and Warm Wednesday
The forecast for Virginia calls for sunny and pleasant conditions today. Low temperatures range from 45 to 50, with highs near 75 to 80. Thursday outlook is fair and warm.
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Thurssday
May Rainfall Totals and Averages Listed
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 6130 a.m. today. May rainfall to date 3.50 inches. 1964 rainfall to date 13.75 inches. Average annual rainfall for the past 51 years 36.85 inches. Monthly averages for 51 years list January 2.98, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.13, May 3.77, June 3.88, July 3.88, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 3.13, November 2.60, December 2.39 inches.
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Hopewell church fire destroys sanctuary. damages exceed $100000
A dawn blaze at West End Presbyterian Church in Hopewell Virginia gutted the sanctuary and west wing, with officials estimating over 100000 in damages. Firefighters from Hopewell Colonial Heights Petersburg Prince George and Ft. Lee battled the flames three hours as investigators started work.
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Kansas City and Los Angeles Tie for Fewest AL Home Runs 1963
In 1963 the Kansas City Athletics and Los Angeles Angels each finished with 95 home runs, tying for the least in the American League. The season reflected modest power output from both clubs.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Highway Toll In Virginia Reaches 278
The highway toll in Virginia rose to 278 after two traffic deaths. In Hanover County, 22 year old Freddy Kennedy Stacy of Hanover County died in a two car crash on Virginia 655 near Ashland at 10 45 p m yesterday. In Fairfax County 19 year old David Williams of Headquarters Company Fort Belvoir died when the car he rode in hit a wall yesterday.
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Virginia
Hanover County
Freddy Kennedy Stacy
Ashland
Fairfax County
David Williams
Headquarters Co
Ft. Belvoir
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Keith Embrey
James Cecil Blackburn
Patricia Ann Blackburn
Clyde E. Embrey
Isabelle Grant
Gertrude Hollister
Carrie Wiegel
Aliquippa
William Lyons
Larson Service
George Orndorfft
George Orndorff
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stannard E. Phelps
Charles R. Cunningham
Amos Ritenour
Robert Fletcher
James Moore
Arch Longerbeam
Ray Bowers
John D. Orndorff
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Frank Julian Lineburg
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Hayfield
Samuel
Margaret Lineburg
Clara V. Maphis
Charles E. Lineburg
Elkridge
Harry R. Turner, Jr
Edward C. Turner
Arbutus
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North River Mills
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North River
Sandy Ridge Christian Church
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Donna Deaver
Marshall Deaver
Willis Deaver
Donald Wright
Martinsburg
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Otis Baker
Charles L. Miller
Elmer Corston
Ellis Shanholtz
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Samuel I. Lee, Jr
Loudoun St
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Clarke County
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National Fruit Products Inc
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Dorothy Martin
Millwood
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Winchester, VA
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Berryville
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Dorothy Fowler
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Bluemont
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Woodstock
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Toledo
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