Obituaries in Winchester area list multiple deaths
Mrs Maye Colleen Anderson 33 of 207 Bellview Ave died yesterday in Winchester She was born in Yellow Springs West Virginia on August 28 1931 She married John H Anderson in September 1954 She was a Cork Street Christian Church member Surviving are her husband her parents a stepson and siblings Funeral set for Friday at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Ralph Salomon 74 of 245 West St died yesterday Born in Europe July 28 1890 he married Pauline Dalke on June 8 1924 A retired tailor and Beth El Temple member he was WWI veteran a Masonic lodge member and Shriner Surviving wife daughter and son Funeral arrangements at Jones Funeral Home Samuel Leslie Hensell by 2 o clock tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home Burial in Beth El Cemetery Mozart noted composer of over 600 works died at 35 Funeral service time and burial details omitted in fragment
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Maye Colleen Anderson
Bellview Ave
Winchester
Anderson
Yellow Springs
W. Va
William and
Goldie Anderson Spaid
John H. Anderon
Cork Street Christian Church
John H. Anderson, Jr
Ralph Salomon
West St
Mr. Salomon
Europe
Louis
Angelia Salomon
Pauline Dalke
New York
Beth- el Temple
Hiram Lodge No. 21
AF & AM
Seymour J. Barr
Dale Baker
Peter N. Georges
Samuel
Leslie Hensell
Amherst
Beth-El
Shenandoah
Mem- St
Orial Park
Robert E
Arnold H
Jones
Gordon
John R. Swartz
E. N. Swartz
Elmer Bromley
John Swartz
Arthur Jolliffee
Brucetown
Mrs Maye Colleen Anderson Funeral Notice
Mrs Maye Colleen Anderson dies. services Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial to follow.
Cadets Lose Overseas Summer Training Due to Payments Policy
About 2,800 cadets and midshipmen from West Point, the Air Force Academy, and Annapolis will miss overseas summer training this year and next. The Defense Department cites an unfavorable international balance of payments, halting foreign duties to avoid further dollar outflows. Midshipmen cruises will be limited to operational training and U.S. port visits. Army cadets will instead train in Hawaii, Alaska, the Panama Canal Zone, and the continental United States. Air Force cadets are reassigned to operational groups, ending overseas field study.
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West Point
Air Force Academy
Anenapolis
U.S
Navy
Army
U.S. 7Th Army
Germany
Hawaii
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Air Force
Flash Fire Claims Wife Of One Year Old Angela Per Vine
A Newport News flash fire Tuesday night injured a woman, wife of Angela Per Vine, burning her over 90 percent of her body. The incident occurred in a Newport News home, with paramedics on scene and authorities investigating the cause.
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Newport News
Angela Pervine
US jet crashes in Sagamihara housing area near Tokyo
A US F1105F jet crashed into a street in Sagamihara housing area about 20 miles southwest of Tokyo. No fatalities reported. four to six dwellings damaged. Pilot Col Elvis H Walker of Mt. Pleasant Tex bailed out with an ankle injury.
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Tokyo
U.S
Sagamihara
Elvis H. Walkler
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Roanoke GOP Back Linwood Holton for Governor Run
Roanoke lawyer Linwood Holton received formal support from the Roanoke Republican delegation for the upcoming state convention. The mass meeting also backed a Negro candidate for one of two new vice chairmanships on the state GOP Central Committee. Holton, then in Texas on business, said he would not announce his candidacy until campaign preparations are complete.
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Roanoke
Linwood Holton
GOP
Holton
Texas
Johnson denies rocking chair remark linked to Kennedy
White House press secretary George E. Reedy rejects a charge that President Johnson’s comment on a rocking chair implied criticism of the late President John F. Kennedy. Rep. Gerald Ford says Johnson’s words hint at the Bay of Pigs failure by Cuban exiles. An AP dispatch notes a U.S. relief team leaves for El Salvador to aid victims of a major earthquake.
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NEW York
George E. Reedy
White House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Gerald R. Ford
Re Mid
House
Fidel Castro
Tobacco Growers approve new federal control program
In six producing states a referendum approved a three year acreage and poundage plan to curb excess tobacco. The measure passed 168,229 to 60,139 with strong NC VA AL support but opposition in GA FL SC, setting 1965 crop marketing limits and new allotments to curb surpluses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Agricultural Department
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Congress debates Viet Nam aid and blank check charge
Senator Morse criticizes the White House briefing claim that opposing the funds would harm American troops. Fulbright’s Foreign Relations Committee called the open end authorization a blank check as Senate action looms after a five hour debate. Morse says funds exist in the defense budget and can be shifted to meet battlefield needs.
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Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Southeast Asia
White House
Morse
Imprisoned man released after long court fight marries German-born widow
Blythin Sheppard, jailed for life, secured release after years in state courts. He married Ariane Tebbenjohanns, a German-born divorcee, soon after. They had lived near Cleveland since his release. He claimed pretrial press made a fair trial impossible. He was accused in the July 4 1954 killing of his wife while their seven year old son Chip slept nearby. He was arrested July 30.
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Blythin
Weinman
Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Cleveland
Cleveand
Chip
Jaycees Collect Items Sunday for War Ravaged Vietnam
Winchester Jaycees and local religious leaders organize Friendship Sunday to collect clothing and household items for Vietnam’s war impacted people. Volunteers will gather goods at area churches this Sunday including fabric, sewing supplies, used clothing, shoes, seeds, tools, blankets, first aid kits, school supplies, and more.
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Vietnam
Winchester Jaycees
Jaycees
Winchester
Jaycee
Castro plan to infiltrate Colombia sparks revolt claim
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says Fidel Castro aims to infiltrate Colombia to spark a revolution, calling the country most vulnerable and next on the list during remarks to reporters.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Colombia
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Virginia Five Day Forecast Shows Warmth And Scattered Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy tonight with showers possible for about 20 percent of the area this afternoon or tonight. Lows in the mid 50s. Highs Thursday 78 to 84. The five day forecast from Thursday through Monday calls for temperatures eight to 10 degrees above normal with continued warm weather. Widely scattered thundershowers are expected mainly in the afternoons throughout the period.
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Southern Plains
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Rockies
Dakotas
Great Basin
Missouri Valley
Upper Lakes
mid-Mississippi Valley
April Temperature and Rainfall Report from Winchester Lab
April was slightly cooler and drier than average at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. Rainfall totaled three inches vs 3.14 inches 52-year average. high winds noted. temperatures ranged from 23 to 79 degrees with mean 52.9 degrees, matching last year’s 53.8.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
War action reports from Vietnam air strikes and ground targets
A military update describes 1 200 stepping on booby traps or mines. Navy Skyhawks from the carrier Midway destroyed five railroad cars and damaged six more near Vinh. Vietnamese Skyraiders attacked bridges and suspected radar sites at Mui Von and Vung Chua. Air Force B57 jets struck convoys and bases at Bai Duc Thon 200 miles south of Hanoi, with pilots reporting large fires.
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U.S. Navy
Midway
Ing
Vinh
Hanoi
7Th Fleet
Jthe Phuong Vong
Luong Trinh
Mui von
Vung Chua
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
Bai Duc Thon
Rainfall Statistics For May And Yearly Averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows none for May totals to date 0 05 inches. Year to date 13 20 inches. Average annual rainfall over 51 years 36 85 inches. Monthly averages listed with February 2 18 and December 3 39 inches among others.
RCA Leads Early Rally as Market Climbs to New Highs
NEW YORK AP reports stock activity on Tuesday with gains across sectors. RCA advanced after a prior rise, while Consolidation Coal surged on a large block trade. The AP 60-issue average climbed 1.8 to a record 342.8, aided by gains in American Telephone Boeing United Airlines and Kodak.
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New York
Radio Corp
RCA
Cenco Instruments
Delta Air Lines
du Pont
Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
American Telephone
Boeing
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Air Lines
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Livestock Market Report Baltimore AP USDA cattle and hog receipts
Baltimore AP USDA report notes cattle receipts insufficient to test trade. Hog receipts around 400 with fairly active demand. Barrows and gilts mostly 50 cents higher. sows scarce. Truck lot prices for US 1&2 215 pounds at 21.00. US 1.3 180-240 pounds 20.50-20.75. US 2 & 3 235-275 pounds 19.50-20.25.
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Baltimore
USDA
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