Obituary Notice for Hoon at Jones Powers Home
The service is set for 1 30 p m at the Jones Powersl Home conducted by Rev William R Withers. Pallbearers listed include Raymond E Housenfluck Claude ler William M Stickley II Robert K Stickley James L Bowman and Perry C Painter. Burial follows in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Hoon
Jones Puwersl
William R. Withers
Raymond E. Housenfluck
Claudeler
William M. Stickley II
Robert K. Stickley
James L. Bowman
Perry C. Painter
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bloodhounds Aid Hunt for Kidnapped Girl
State police using blood hounds searched heavy woods for Betty Ann Brodnick a 17 year old abducted by an armed man described as a two year prowler known as a mystery sniper who has wounded two people and fired at several others as she walked home from school with her siblings.
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Huntingdon
Betty Ann Brodnick
Capon Bridge Mayor Ray Wolford Dies at 71
Ray Wolford long served Hampshire County West Virginia as welfare director from 1933 and earlier taught in county schools. He died at Winchester Memorial Hospital aged 71, survived by daughter June and brother F C Wolford. Funeral at Capon Bridge Christian Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Ray Wolford
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wolford
Cold Stream
George T
Lacy Slane Wolford
Dollie Keller
Hampshire County Department of Welfare
E. B. Wolford
Woodstock
Douglas Curts
James F. Omps
Fairview Cemetery
Giffin
Students Protest Restrictions In South Africa
In Johannesburg, protesters plan nationwide demonstrations against restrictions on NUSAS leader Ian Robertson as security police monitor campus activity. The ban restricts his travel and teaching, while Kennedy is slated to speak in June at NUSAS events.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Robert F. Kennedy
Witwatersrand University
Cape Town
Durman
Grahamstown
Afrikaanse Student Bond
Ian Robertson
National Union of South African Students
NUSAS
Weinberg
New York
U.S
Robertson
Strasburg Man Charged With Larcenies
A Strasburg man, Peyton Shaffer Dunlap Jr., is charged with petty and grand larceny for auto parts thefts between April 28 and May 8. He faces arraignment in Frederick County Court. Recovered items include radiators from Nathaniel Smith and multiple vehicle radiators and parts from Alva J. Kerns. Deputies Miller Owen and James Shoemaker investigate.
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Strasburg
Peyton Shaffer Dunlap, Jr
Rt. 1
Frederick County
Nathaniel Smith
Gainesboro
Alva J. Kerns
Packard St
Robert L. DeHaven
Smith
Kerns
Kernstown
Studebaker
Miller Owen
James Shoemaker
Handley High opens new gym with floating floor
The $580 000 Handley High School gym with 2 000 seats was inspected last night. Principal Ralph S Sherrard said about 500 persons attended the Open House. Tours were given by members of the General Organization and Monogram clubs. The facility includes two classrooms a press box a refreshment stand locker rooms and a bridge linking the school to the gym.
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Ralph S. Sherrard
Stuents
General Organization
Monogram Clubs
Peking Arms Proposal Rejected by United States
The State Department says the United States turned down a Communist Chinese proposal to limit nuclear weapons use, citing lack of legitimate constructive disarmament interest. Press officer Robert J. McCloskey confirmed the offer and urged China to sign the nuclear test ban treaty as proof of serious disarmament intent.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Sing
Robert J. McCloskey
New Autos on Display At Ward Plaza
The 1966 Auto Show opens at Ward Plaza with over 80 new models and factory exhibits. It runs daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Saturday, sponsored by the Winchester Auto Dealers Assn. and Ward Plaza Merchants. Nightly carnival, helicopter rides, a flying billboard Friday and Saturday, attendance prizes, and a grand prize of a camper trailer or a Nassau Caribbean trip.
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Ward Plaza
Winchester Auto Dealers Assn
Assa
Ward
Winchester
Nassau
Caribbean
Gore urges Lodge to back South Viet Nam elections
Sen Albert Gore called for Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to return to Saigon with White House mandates to back free elections in South Vietnam. Gore plans to press the demand during Lodge’s testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Lodge has just returned from Vietnam for talks, meeting with President Johnson and the National Security Council amid secrecy. The committee also considers a proposal to share supervision of the CIA.
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Washington
Albert Gore
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
White House
South
Viet Nam
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
National Security Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Political talk and Vietnam election hopes in 1965 span
Wider Washington debate on Medicare education and Vietnam elections surfaces as Sen. McCarthy seeks seats on foreign relations panel while Gore and Fulbright warn about Vietcong elections. Secretary McNamara and Secretary Rusk defend elections and U.S. noninterference, with September slated for a constitutional assembly vote.
Woodstown Jaycees mull rescue squad formation
The Woodstown Junior Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a rescue squad citing community needs. Harry C. Jones said the group would seek opinions from Woodstock organizations and coordinate with nearby towns for response resources. Dellinger Funeral Home teams aid calls.
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Woodstock
Woodstock Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harry C. Jones
Jaycee
Dellinger Funeral Home
Weather Today Rainfall and Forecast
Rainfall in the past 24 hours shown as scattered showers tonight ending by 8:30 a.m. with temperatures in the 50s. Friday remains cloudy and cooler with a trace of rain, highs in the 60s. Saturday is cool with occasional rain. May rainfall to date is A8. 1966 rainfall to date 12 51. Average yearly rainfall over 53 years is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages are listed with values for each month, noting deviations.
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Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Sau Lk. City
San Diego
Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Ford stock edges up as market sags on opening trading
Ford Motors shares rise to 47, opening block of 5,000 shares amid a weaker overall market. GM unchanged, Chrysler up slightly. Tech and metal sectors pull down with declines in Texas Instruments Zenith Polaroid Xerox NE Airlines and U S Smelting, while Studebaker and Montgomery Ward edge higher. AP index dips to 328.0.
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Ford
Wall Street
General Motors
Chrysler
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Polaroid
Xerox
Northeast
U.S
Anaconda
General Electric
American
United
Eastern Air Lines
Montgomery Ward
Studebaker
Consolidated Cigar
Kennedy and Pope Paul VI Hold Vatican Audience
Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Pope Paul VI spoke for about 20 minutes in the Vatican's private library. No subject was announced. Italian papers speculated Kennedy pressed for aid to American POWs in North Vietnam and prisoner exchanges. This marked their third meeting.
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Vatican City
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Pope Paul
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