Obituaries list multiple local deaths and services
Obituaries itemizing Betty Edmeade 14 of Mt Falls Route funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron. Pauline Louie 56 of Winchester died in Holy Cross Hospital with services pending at Jones Funeral Home. Bertrand Smith Sr. of Berryville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with lengthy survivor list and funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Cartwright Funeral Home.
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Betty Edmeade
Mt. Falls
Win- Memorial
James A. John R. Edmonds
Leonard Locks, Jr
Joseph F.ar
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Pauline Louie
Fary
Winchester
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Frederick
Hockman
Suneye Louie
Hattie Hockman
Sameron St
Richard Hockman
Nokesville
Marshall Hockman
Florida
Bertrand Smith Sr
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Clarke County
Joseph Smith
Prosperity Baptist Church
Jamestown
W. Va
Minnie Smith
Bertrand, Jr
Stanley
Charles
Milton Smith
Clara Datcher
Virginia, Williams
Elizabeth Robinson
Ruth Herbert
Frances Underwood
Theressa Potter
Hilda Ligons
Henrietta Mitchell
Helen Smith
Cartwright Funeral Home
Funeral service set for Maurice P Lemley in Stephens City
Funeral services for Maurice Painter Lemley 70 of Stephens City are planned for 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with the Reverend Robert C Mitchum officiating. Pallbearers include Howard R Mills Wade M Scott James L Bowman Paul A Smith George Fletcher and Garland F Strickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Painter Lemley
Stephens City
Jones Funeral Home
Robert C. Mitchum
Howard R. Mills
Wade M. Scott
James L. Bowman
Paul A. Smith
George Fletcher
Garland F. Strickler
Memorial schedule for Maurice Painter Lemley and Betty Jean Edmonds
Funeral notices list service times for Maurice Painter Lemley Sunday at 2 00 p m at Jones Funeral Home and Betty Jean Edmonds Monday at 3 30 p m with reference to Loring William Carpenter Jr as involved party, incomplete details.
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Betty Jean Edmonds
Jones
Byrd Jr. Sets Virginia Campaign Schedule Next Week
Sen Harry F Byrd Jr outlines a Virginia campaign plan with priority to Senate duties. The schedule lists openings of Fairfax and Alexandria headquarters, visits to merchant associations, Chincoteague Accomac and Northampton stops, a Dahlgren naval installation visit, a Women's Division workshop in Richmond, and the Richmond headquarters opening.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Senate
Sen. Byrd
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Byrd
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Chincoteague
Accomac
Northampton
Naval Installation
Dahlgren
Women’s Division
Answers to quiz list reveal mixed historic and linguistic items
A sequence lists ten quiz prompts with brief answers. Items include silver buckles on his knee, Julius Caesar, salted codfish, true, walking in single file, 14 29, liver, sailor's song, House of Commons, and diphthong.
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Julius Caesar
Magnuson seeks full details on Russia denial of ship visit
Sen. Magnuson asks the State Department for full details after Soviet officials refused Lenin grad port access to the U.S. oceanographic ship Silas Bent, planned to berth during the International Oceanographic Congress. The ship is Navy controlled but staffed by civilian scientists and a U.S. Merchant Marine crew.
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Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
State Department
Russia
U.S
Leningrad
Magnuson
Moscow
Navy
Oceanographic Office
Shriver Reports Poverty Decline Amid Economic Boom
AP Norfolk dispatch says Sergeant Shriver head of the war on poverty notes 2.3 million Americans left poverty at least temporarily in the past year. He credits the economic boom and his Office of Economic Opportunity but says full credit is limited. He cautions about a decade or more to end poverty. He spoke at Old Dominion College during the center dedication.
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Washington (Ap
Harold Howell
Senate
Aid To Libraries
Howe
U.S. Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
International Air Transport Association
Inflight
Motion Pictures Inc
Trans World Airlines
Associated Press
Army
11Th
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Commerce Department
Johnson
Vicki McCammon
Norfolk
Shriver
War On Poverty
Office of Economic Opportunity
Auto Makers Boost Wages Amid Rising Living Costs
Three major auto firms Ford Chrysler and General Motors plan cost of living increases for about 850,000 hourly workers for June through August. The raise of four cents an hour adds roughly $20 to each worker's earnings for the quarter, as prices lag behind other economic indicators.
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Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Ex-Employee Admits UVa Shortage
Robert K. Waufle a former cashier in the University of Virginia bursar’s office admitted responsibility for a 9245 shortage. State Auditor J Gordon Bennett reported he provided a signed statement listing accountable items and that he alone was involved in the shortage. He had been relieved from duties since 1965 and shown audit results February 10 of this year.
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Richmond
University of Virginia Bursar
Robert K. Waufle
J.gordon Bennett
Bennett
Waufle
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on living and bargains
On the art of successful living the author argues that real learning comes from on the job experience. The piece observes that bargains are essentials women cannot pass up and that husbands cannot afford to miss them.
Car Demolished But Man Unhurt In Route 522 Crash
Dennis Gregory Kerns, 20, of Paw Paw West Virginia escaped injury after his car left Route 522 just south of the state line, ran up an embankment, overturned, and came to rest on its top. State Trooper F G Greene reported the 6 45 Pm accident and the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad responded without bringing him to hospital.
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Dennis Gregory Kerns
Paw Paw
W.va
F. G. Greene
West Virginia Line
Kerns
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Udall Announces 66 Million USGS HQ in Reston Virginia
Secretary Udall announced a 66 million USGS headquarters to be built in Reston Fairfax County near Washington. The campus style complex will house about 2,400 employees and was approved by Congress in 1962. Rep. Howard W. Smith and developer Robert E. Simon Jr. received praise and a UD HUD medal respectively for their roles.
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Reston
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
Udall
Fairfax County
Congress
Howard W. Smith
DeVa
Robert E. Simon Jr
Department of Houseing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
Simon
America
Weather Today Virginia Partly Cloudy and Mild
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a slight chance of showers. Low around 60 Monday, fair and mild. Rainfall figures show May total 1.40 inches, 1966 to date 14.01 inches. 53 year averages listed by month.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Incinnati
Denver
Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Dianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Oklah City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Sgt Lk
Dunlap to Appeal Larceny Conviction in Frederick County
In Frederick County court Peyton Dunlap Jr of Strasburg was convicted of petty larceny of automobile radiators owned by Nathaniel Smith. He received 12 months with three months suspended, fined 50 dollars and 10.25 dollars costs, and an appeal to Circuit Court was noted.
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Frederick
Peyton
Dunlap, Jr
Strasburg
Nathaniel Smith
W. Erle Edwards
Dunlap
Peter K. McKee
Circuit Court
Elmer E. DeHaven
Rt. 5
Lynn Lucas
Luray
DeHaven
James
Sonny) Wallace
Cedar Creek Grade
Robert Lofton
Wallace
Braddock Street Methodists Plan Program and Picnic
The Braddock Street Methodist Church Education Commission schedules a 4 p.m. program Sunday at the church followed by a 5 30 p.m. lawn picnic. The aim is to orient parents to children’s religious needs and Church School offerings. Guest speaker is Mrs. Charles Koch of Trinity Methodist Church Richmond. Families should bring sandwiches. drinks and dessert are provided.
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Commission On Education of the
Braddock St
Charles Koch
Trinity Methodist Church
Richmond
Chicago Livestock Markets Weekly Summary Report
Chicago livestock markets show mixed hogs and cattle with steady to firmer trends. Barrows and gilts range mostly 25.50 to 25.75 for 190-220 lbs, with various weights and classifications priced accordingly. cows down 0-75 cents. slaughter steers and heifers steady to firm, high grade cows lower. sheep and lambs mostly steady with lighter lambs 28.00-28.25 and 27.00-28.00 for 77-100 and 100-108 lb ranges.
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L ‘Ighter
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Lemley Service
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Street
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the Order
Sen. Byrd, Jr
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House of Commons
An Berger & Co. Inc
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Srugi
Teereret
Betesibal
Gulf Coast
Eastern Lakes Region
Southern
Plateau
Pacific Northwest
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New England
John H. McCain
San Angelo
Tex
Pentagon
House Republican Policy Committee
House
Dominion Silo, Inc
Bridgewater, Va
North Carolina
West Virginia
Andy Gitchell
Girl
Arthur
New York City
Walter C. Parkes
Reston Site
of Geological Survey Complex
Lucian O. Hopper
W.E. Hutton & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Wohn Cussen
NcCameron St
Braddock Street
Chicago Livestock Markets
PVE
Arthur, Inc
Boscawen St
Gore
Health
T. Arran Perry Engineering, Co., Inc
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