Deaths and Funerals Mrs Carrie Harman Miss Laura Barrow and Marshall Unger
A funeral service for Mrs Carrie E Harman who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 1230 PM at Jones Funeral Home. Miss Laura V Barrow died Sunday and her service was held this afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Marshall T Unger of Glengary W Va died Saturday and burial was in the Pine Grove Church Cemetery after a service at Pine Grove Methodist Church De Haven. Survivors are listed for Harman Barrow and Unger with relatives named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Harman
Jones Funeral Home
Grantham
Wallace
Latz
Kenneth M
Leslie Reed
Floyd C. Griffith
Glen
Mount Hebron
Laura V. Barrow
Sherrill Fritts
Waters
H. Vernon Barton, Jr
E. Clinton Tinsman
Everett F. Kibler
Albert A. McDonald
Douglas W
Garland W
Marshall T. Unger
Glengary
W. Va
Pine Grove Methodist Church
DeHaven
Robert Moore
Laura Catlett
Edna Miller
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Lula Green
Cleveland
Ohio
Church Cemetery
Wardensville Man Dies in Home Fire
Wardensville West Virginia man Robert Wood Renner age 57 died early yesterday in a house fire he lived alone with his bed catching fire. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville, Rev. Edward Haney officiating with burial in Wardensville Cemetery. He was born February 1 1907 in Lost City West Virginia, a son of Charles and Ida Renner. He leaves a daughter and two sisters Hazel Miller Baker WV and Jesse Malcomb Wardensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood Renner
Wardensville
W. Va
Renner
Loy
Edward Haney
Mr. Renner
Lost City
Charles
Ida Jewell Renner
Hazel Miller
Baker, W. Va
Jesse Malcomb
Johnson Plea Seeks Extra Viet Nam Aid From Congress
President Johnson urged Congress to approve an additional 125 million dollars in aid for South Vietnam, including 55 million in military aid and 70 million in economic assistance, as Communist threats rise. House Republicans expressed cautious support while questioning long-term effectiveness of more supplies. Defense Secretary McNamara and other officials testified before the Foreign Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Johnson
Capitol Hill
South Viet Nam
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
David E. Bell
Striking Utah Teachers Meet to Decide Next Move
Utah teachers planned a statewide meeting at the State Fairgrounds as walkout actions continue. The court ordered the Utah Education Association to refrain from encouraging contract breaches while lawmakers debate a $6 million school funding emergency.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
State Board of Education
Utah Education Association
Joseph G. Jeppson
3Rd. District Court
UEA
State Fairgrounds
Kuusinen Buried in Moscow Kremlin Wall Niche
Thousands braved cold rain in Red Square for the funeral of Otto V. Kuusinen at age 82. The Finnish Soviet Communist high official died Sunday of liver cancer. His ashes were interred in a Kremlin wall niche beneath a plaque and portrait draped in black.
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Moscow
Red Square
Otto V. Kuusinen
Soviet Communist Party
Kuusinen
Kremlin
Omaha Auto Bureau Chief Fleeting Justice for Bad Checks
Omaha Auto Bureau Chief Warren Fleming tracks down offenders who try to pass bad checks. He confronts them with a portable toolkit and demands cash or their license plates. The incident showcases Fleming’s swift response to fraud at the city’s motor vehicle offices.
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Omaha (Ap
Omaha Auto Bureau
Warren Fleming
Fleming
Alee
Maryland primary unfolds amid Wallace ties and civil rights heat
Voters in Maryland face a heated Democratic primary as Wallace supporters clash with civil rights issues. National Guard and tear gas were used after Wallace spoke in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore. Senate candidates including J Glenn Beall and a plan to push Goldwater delegates draw attention as Beall seeks a third term.
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Wisconsin
Wallace
Johnson
Maryland
Brewster
U.S. Senate
Cambridge
National Guard
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Steffey
Goldwater
U.S
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
Fire Crews Put Out stump Fire on W Amherst Street
Winchester firemen were called last night to extinguish a fire in an old tree stump near the A and P parking lot on West Amherst Street. No damage was reported and the alarm was turned in about 9 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. Amherst St
Satellites Come In All Sizes And Shapes
A description shows variety in space hardware including a drum shaped weather eye a polka dot balloon and a sapphire encrusted communications station illustrating design diversity in satellite technology.
Weather Summary for Virginia May 19
Scattered thunderstorms tonight with lows 60 to 65. Wednesday brings partly cloudy cooler conditions with highs in the 70s. Thursday outlook calls for fair skies and little temperature change. Rainfall today shows none. year to date totals and averages listed. Sunset 7:23 p.m. Moon phase: full on May 26.
Shenandoah Valley Rail Excursion From Washington May 30
The Rail Travel Association of Alexandria sponsors an all day excursion from Washington to Harrisonburg aboard a Southern Railway branch. The trip, last run 18 years ago, highlights Civil War battlefield sites and departs May 30. Thirty years of local rail heritage reflections accompany the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Washington, D.C
Here
Rail Travel Association of
Alexandria
Southern Railway
Washington
Manassas
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Norman L. Harman
Carrie E, Harman
Edith Smelser
Pervic
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Top Johnson
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert Barry
New York
H. R. Gross
Iowa
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SE 47
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George D. Clyde
Idaho
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UBA
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Shade Equipment CO. Rt
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Bolivia
Paraguay
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John L. Sullivan
the Bat
Goiter
Venus
Squash
Strasburg
Southern States Cooperative
Kenneth Swain
Stephens City
Minneapolis-Moline
N, Cameron St
Ciider & Shockey
Monterey
Ritower Wee
N. Cameron St
Glaize & Brother
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