Deaths and Funerals George L Pugh 79
George Lamar Pugh 79 of Ice Mountain near Capon Bridge Slanesville W V died of natural causes Thursday. Born June 6 1881 he was the last of his immediate family. Graveside rites at Sandy Ridge Christian Church Cemetery conducted by Rev R Grady Spry. Pallbearers listed with neighbors. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
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George Lamar Pugh
Slanesville
W. Va
Mr. Pugh
Ice Mountain
Capon Bridge
Robert O
Sarah Deaver Pugh
Sandy Ridge Christian Church
Rosary for Mildred Lee Ensogna Dies. Service Planned
Mrs Mildred Lee Ensogna of 239 E Fairfax Lane died Friday. A rosary is at 8 p m Sunday at Jones Funeral Home and a requiem mass at 9 a m Monday at Sacred Heart Church. Burial follows at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers listed include A Melvin Lewis Achille Lazazzera and Fred
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Mildred Lee Ensogna
E. Fairfax Lane
Jones
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Mount Hebronry
Melvin Lewis
Achille Lazazzera
Fred
Samuel Ensogna
Wisecarver Rites Set In Winchester Service Tuesday
Lovell A Wisecarver 56 of Rt 4 died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Kernstown son of John and Elma Ambrose Wisecarver he married Pearl Johnson in Winchester May 5 1951. He belonged to Relief Methodist Church and Round Hill Fire Company and worked for Stuart M Perry Inc. Survived by wife two sons Glendon L Wisecarver and Darrell Wisecarver three stepchildren a sister a brother and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 11 am at Jones Funeral Home Cemetery nearby.
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Lovell A. Wisecarver
Rt. 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wisecarver
Kernstown
John
Elma Ambrose Wisecarver
Pearl Johnson
Winchester
Wisecarver
Relief Methodist Church
Round Hill Fire Company
Stuart M
Darrell Wisecarver
U.S
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Corbett Jr. Given Life for Coors III Murder in Kidnap Plot
Joseph Corbett Jr., 32, was sentenced in Golden Colorado district court to life in prison for the murder of Adolph Coors III in a February 9 1960 kidnapping plot. Attorneys have six months to appeal.
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Golden
Colo
Joseph Corbett Jr
Adolph Coors III
Viet Nam talks yield broad economic aid plans
The communiqué outlines a stepped up US support program with a group of economists meeting in Viet Nam to finalize financial arrangements. It calls for new rural economic and social measures alongside the anti guerrilla effort and a long range development plan across agriculture health education fisheries highways and industry.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Bombs explode in Paris injure several people near Radical Socialist offices
In Paris two large plastic bombs exploded, injuring five at the Radical Socialist party offices and later damaging the France Observateur offices. Several passersby were hurt as police investigated who carried out the blasts on the anniversary of the Algiers revolt.
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Charles de Gaulle
Non-Collision Accidents Kill Two in State
Two men died in Virginia non collision and single vehicle crashes. Joseph A Gichell 16 of Harrisonburg died after his car hit a power pole on Virginia 33 in Rockingham County. Michael R Stadnick 45 of Highland Springs died when his station wagon blew a tire on U S 60 near Diascond Creek, the car overturned.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Joseph Alva Gichell
Harrisonburg
Harrionburg
Rockingham County
Mitchell Boy
Michael R. Stadnick
Highland Springs
Henrico County
U. S. 60
New Kent County
James City
Stadnick
Diascond Creek
Johnson Faces Southeast Asia Tensions Amid Laos Viet Nam Concerns
In welcome remarks President Johnson warns of dark days for the free world due to Communist threats in Laos and Vietnam. He urges that as long as there is a Philippines and an America freedom will not wither. Serrano and Hickerson attend the luncheon with Garcia and Serrano criticize U.S. policy.
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Southeast Asia
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Viet Nam
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U.S
John D. Hickerson
Garcia
Dynamiters On Probation In Rockbridge Country Club Blast
Three Lexington youths Clyde Hartless Fred Steele Jr and Clarence Jton were placed on one year probation for a dynamite blast at a Rockbridge County country club during a Christmas Eve dance. They were ordered to pay damages. no one was hurt though windows were shattered.
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Lexington
Rockbridge County
Clyde W. Hartless
Fred Steele Jr
Clarence Jton
Rusk Says No Progress Reached on Laos Cease Fire at Geneva Talks
At Geneva the Rusk Gromyko session yielded no conclusive decisions as Western and Communist delegates clash over seating and equal status for Laotian factions. Rusk indicated readiness to join talks on ten minutes notice once representation issues are resolved while Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao remain unresolved observers.
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Rusk
United States
Delece
Lord Home
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
Maurice Couve de Murville
Home
Kyan Min
Couve de Murville
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Control Commission
Laos
Boun Oum
Vientiane
VY. K. Krishna Menon
U.S
Av- Ce
O Gromyko
Terrinna Aes
Interna
Physicists Win Virginia's Top Science Award
The J. Shelton Horsley Award was given to Calvin C. Tiller Billy W. Swoope and Irving R. King at the 39th Virginia Academy meeting for meritorious research. Dr. Jack J. Taylor praised the trio as excellent. Horton H. Hobbs Jr. became VA science leader, with Jackson J. Taylor named president elect for 1962. Virginia Junior Academy elected David Leach and Joyce Howell as leaders.
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Lexington
Pont
Virginia Science
J. Shelton Horsley
Calvin C. Tiller
Billy W. Swoope
Virginia Institute For Scientific Research
Irving R. King
Texaco Experiment Inc
Swoope
Tiller
Renee Daallas
Wilson B. Bell
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Jackson J. Taylor
Division of Sciences
University of Virginia
Virginia Junior Academy of Science
David Leach
Bedford High School
Joyce Howell
Stewartsville High School
Goodview
36 Americans At Oxford Protest Cuban Policy
Thirty six American students at Oxford University issued an open letter to President Kennedy protesting U S government hostility toward the Castro regime in Cuba. They condemn indirect involvement in Cuban affairs as distorting American aims at home and abroad.
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England
Oxford University Today
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Arias
Virginia candidates rally at Martinsville dinner
Harrison emphasizes education reform and school desegregation issues while pledging to strengthen education for every Virginia child. Mills Godwin and Robert Button join as running mates. former governors Stanley and Tuck praise the ticket. Harrison calls for revitalized agriculture and robust college support.
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Harrison
Virginia
Mills Godwin
Robert Y. Button
Martinsville
Godwin
Button
Thomas B. Stanley
William M. Tuck
Stuart
Parick County
Henry County
Sachin
Theo
Weather today with showers and humid conditions
Considerable cloudiness with scattered and thunder showers mainly east and central this afternoon. Fog again tonight with lows 60s east and 50s west. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with highs near 75 to 82.
JAA Members Told to Bring Wives to Dinner
The Judges Athletic Association board urges members to bring their wives to the annual banquet for andley athletes on May 22 at 7 p.m. The event will take place at the Lee Restaurant.
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The
Judges Athletic Association
Andley
Lee
Local Auction Listings May May 17 to June 3
A sequence of auction notices lists sales in Maryland and West Virginia locations. Items include farm machinery tractors livestock ponies house and land parcels household goods and estate items with sale times and auctioneers such as Orndorff Cole Snider Snapp Duvall and others.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
J. K. Whitlock
New River Livestock Market
Beckley
W. Va
T. G. Scully
Frederick County Court House
N. Kent St
E. T. Snider
Gervis Frank Hausenfluck
E. T Snider
Leonard W. Grim
East Main St
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Paul Snapp
Gore
Back Creek
Dennis T. Cole
J. C. Horn
W. North Ave
Charles Duvall
Almond Honored By UVa Ravens
Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr is honored by the UVa Ravens in Charlottesville. Also honored in secret rites were Adm. Herbert Lamont Pugh, a former Navy surgeon general, and Henry W. McWane of Lynchburg, president of the Lynchburg Foundry.
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J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Adm
Herbert Lamont Pugh
Navy
Henry W. McWane
Lynchburg
Soviet Space Fliers To Receive Special Pilot Cosmonaut Badge
MOSCOW AP Soviet space fliers will be awarded a special badge on appointment to duties as pilot cosmonauts the Defense Ministry announced.
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Moscow
Sovet Space Care
Defense Ministry
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