Obituary Notice Dr Innes Correll Haines
Dr Innes Correll Haines 45 of Fayetteville N C died at home after a Hartford life in Winch ester native raised at Handley High School He studied at University of Virginia a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and other societies He served as a major in the U S Air Force two years at Keesler AFB Biloxi Miss Survived by his mother wife Patricia a son Alexander Conwell and two daughters Vernons of Bethesda and Grant S Haines of Hagerstown Md a sister Mrs Raymond Ward of Winchester A memorial service was held at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Fayetteville
Obituary notices from Winchester area mourn several residents
Multiple death notices and funeral details for George L. Jones Jr. A T Ruttencutter Sherry Dawn Fridley Sally Wingfield and Thomas Harrison are listed with survivors funeral times and locations. Read like a dated regional obituary page noting family ties and service arrangements.
Magruder Service for Harry Brant Magruder
Funeral for Harry Brant Magruder of Millwood who died Saturday at his home will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from Little Chapel in Millwood conducted by Rev Newton Turner. Burial will follow in the churchyard with pallbearers Clifford Brooks Floyd Taper Frederick Taper Henry Banks Logan Jones and William Williams.
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Floyd Taper
Frederick Taper
Henry Banks
Logan Jones
William Williams
Baltimore taxi operator Claude Derflinger dies at 52
Claude Derflinger 52 of 1005 Cord St Baltimore Md died yesterday at home. He was born in Frederick County the son of Mrs Maude Massie Derflinger and the late Wilson Derflinger. Survived by wife Nina two children Donnie and Linda and a daughter Betty Ponder of Orlando Fla. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.m. CST at Connelly Funeral Home Baltimore with burial in Baltimore.
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Cord St
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Derflinger
Winchester
Frederick County
Maude Massie Derflinger
Wilson Derflinger
Nina
Donnie
Linda
Betty Ponder
Orlando
Fla
Connelly Funeral Home
Funeral service for Kathrine Stoltenhaler Tavenner
Kathrine Rita Stoltenhaler Tavenner 70 died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A funeral will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Berryville, with a rosary at 7:30 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home. Pallbearers include Larry Tavenner William Tavenner McKinley Turner James Grubbs Jacob McFillen and Carroll Rhoden. Burial is in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J.P. Blankenship
John H. Enders
Berryville
Larry Tavenner
William Tavenner
McKinley Turner
James Grubbs
Jacob McFillen
Carroll Rho‘den
Green Hill Cemetery
The Executioner and Public Deaths in Yemen
The article describes capital punishment in Yemen with public beheading in a marketplace. It notes the condemned man must pay the executioner, the blade may require multiple blows, and crowds gather to witness the ritual.
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Steelworkers and industry to resume contract talks
Pittsburgh AP reports the United Steelworkers and basic steel industry announce immediate resumption of bargaining after a three week lull. Leaders McDonald and Cooper say the talks follow an April 28 interim pact expiring August 1. In Richmond AP notes a motion seeks removal of a constitutional challenge to Virginia dual voter registration to a conventional one judge court.
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R. Conrad Cooper
Richmond
Federal District Court
Portia A. Haskins
Arlington
Diver and Lindbergh son spend 49 hours underwater in rubber house
Diver Robert Stenart and Jon Lindbergh son of Charles A. Lindbergh spent 49 hours on the ocean floor inside an inflatable rubber house as part of Edwin A. Link's Mane in Sea project.
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Virginia desegregation plan accepted for federal aid
Virginia's statement of compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act was accepted by the U S Office of Education, making Virginia the 43rd state with a desegregation plan approved. The acceptance ensures eligibility for federal education funds from the program.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Dominican Rebels Hit By Junta Blockade In Suburban Fight
Dominican forces clash in northern suburbs as junta troops push eastward with house to house searches. Nine dead and 64 wounded reported among largely military casualties. Caamano optimistic of quick rebel victory and possible meetings with U.S. envoys. Argentina seeks regional ministerial conference to address crisis.
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Bundy
U.S
Weather and war news from Vietnam report and New York markets
Weather in Virginia predicts a warm Wednesday with highs in the 80s. Vietnam updates note elephants moving gear, a blown railroad bridge south of Da Nang, and casualties at Bien Hoa with an ongoing air base investigation. New York market activity shows a slight dip with the Dow around 928 and mixed trading near noon.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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Appalachian Mountain Range Description Across Regions
The Appalachian Mountains stretch 1 600 miles from Canada's Gaspe Peninsula and New Brunswick to Central Alabama. It includes the Alleghenies from Pennsylvania to southwest Virginia, the Catskills in New York, and the Shickshocks of Quebec. The White Mountains become the Green Mountains in Vermont, the Blue Ridge runs from Pennsylvania to Georgia with the Black Mountains spur in western North Carolina, and the Great Smokies lie on the North Carolina Tennessee border.
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Livestock Market Report from Baltimore Auction Prices
cattle receipts are light with no test trade. hog receipts 125 moderately active. Barrows and gilts in small supply, few early sales steady to strong. sows up 25 cents. US 1-3 180-240 lb hogs 21.75 to 22.35, small lot 221 lb 22.50, US 2-3 235-270 lb 21.00-22.00. Low ranges 300-500 lb steers 15.50-17.25.
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