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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
2
Obituaries report Dorothy Pifer Bailey of Winchester age 49 with three children and a funeral at Jones Funeral Home. Leslie R. Lonas of West Alley dies at 67. Dr Emmett Burns McGukin 65 dies in Lynchburg with services at First Presbyterian Church. Burials planned for Mount Hebron Cemetery and Hartwell, Georgia.
Margaret Symons Triplett and Leslie R Lonas have funeral arrangements listed. The service for Triplett is scheduled Tuesday at 1 00 P M at Hebron Baptist Church and Lonas at 3 30 P M Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home.
Osea Howard Fultz 75 of Augusta West Virginia died Saturday at Newton D. Baker VA Center Martinsburg. He leaves widow Golda four sons Harley Harold Junior Eugene a daughter Lovene Sisk brother Ernest sister Wilda Shanholtz 27 grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at McKee Funeral Chapel Augusta with burial Salem Cemetery Slanesville. Mildred Canada Muse 58 widow of Dr John Muse died suddenly in Staunton born December 26 1908 in Clover. Survived by sisters Mrs Thomas Graham Winchester and Mrs Paul W Whitlock Salisbury and brother T Bruce Canada Roxboro. Funeral this afternoon at Clover Methodist Church burial in Clover.
Mrs. John B. Triplett 76 of Gore died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 15 1891 in Clarke County she was the widow of John B. Triplett Sr and a Hebron Baptist Church member. She leaves two children two sisters 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park with services at Hebron Baptist Church tomorrow at 1 p.m.
Samuel F. Allder Sr aged 86 died Friday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born December 11, 1880 in Loudoun County, he was a retired carpenter and husband of the late Alice Reed Allder. Survived by children Clyde Blue Mont, Samuel Hamilton, and several Allder relatives. 17 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Service held at Bluemont Methodist Church with pallbearers named. burial at Ebenezer Cemetery. Body moved from John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville to church an hour before service.
The International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium says a third commercial communications satellite will launch this year over the Pacific. It will add 240 two way telephone channels and two television channels to Far East communications.
State police logged seven crashes on Saturday and at least five on Sunday with eight people and nine others hospitalized from Route 50 and Route 522 incidents. John F. Jackson of Millwood, 50, was treated after a major collision on Route 50, while eight Hyattsville Galweans were treated and released. Thomas Kreger and Mitzie Kreger were involved in Route 522 crashes near Winchester. One hit and run led to John Joseph Knighton Jr. being charged. An early Saturday crash on Route 600 injured Thomas Cooper Jr. and a Mountain Falls driver, Samuel Glynn, escaped harm when his car struck an embankment.
King Constantine announced a six month deadline for a new constitution to be drafted by a 20 member expert committee and submitted for a referendum. He also announced the birth of his son Paul, with a pledge to guide Greece toward a future of national service and Christian hope amid international pressure for democratic reform.
At Cairo the conference of Arab Information Ministers urged boycotting all foreign films that praise Israel or demean Arabs. It also urged blacklisting actors and actresses in those films with the boycott to continue even after the stars’ deaths.
The market fell slightly early trading as mining shares and silver rose on news of U S Treasury actions to curb silver runs while Dow declined below 875. Callahan Mining United Park City Mines and Bunker Hill rose modestly amid broader gains and losses among General Electric Zenith and Varian Associates.
Rainfall and wind today with northerly winds 10 to 180 mph. The five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with cooler Thursday and warmer periods Friday and Saturday. Showers are possible Wednesday night and again Friday with about half an inch in total. Past 44 hours rainfall and long term averages are listed. historic annual totals and monthly norms are given.
In the House today a GOP backed school aid bill was attacked as favoring rich suburban districts over needy ones. Rep. Carl D. Perkins said the proposal could determine federal aid to education and raise a church state issue that could jeopardize the current program.
Missouri Senator Ed Long charged federal agencies threaten him over reports he steered a subcommittee inquiry on wiretapping to aid Teamsters President James Hoffa. He called Life magazine claims a smear and defended his ties to attorney Morris Shenker amid questions of fees and conflicts.
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