Obituaries Shryock, Leake, and others in local notice
Albert Quinlan of 513 N Lowdoun Street died at home Monday. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. at Seanee Clark with burial in Mount Hebron. Holmes J Adams of Albin, 83, died Monday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Dec 3, 1882 Gainesboro he married Bertha Adams 57 years ago. Surviving: five children, 17 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, and one brother. Burial Chestnut Grove Cemetery after service at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church.
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Albin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Gainesboro
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Bertha Adams
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Clearbrook
Janney Adams
Gerrardstown
W. Va
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Berryville
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Catherine Anders
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Ainesboro
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Obituary notices listing funeral times
Ernest H. Lawrence Sr. and Albert Quinlan have funeral services scheduled. Lawrence service is Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. and Quinlan service is Thursday at 11:00 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home.
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Death of Thomas Belford in Capon Bridge area
Thomas Belford of Capon Ridge West Virginia died today at City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia. Funeral arrangements are being made. The body is at Griffin Funeral Home in Capon Bridge West Virginia.
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Mrs. Neill Phillips Dies at 66 in Washington
Mrs. Neill Phillips wife of Rear Admiral Phillips USN retired died of a heart attack at Winnester Memorial Hospital at age 66. A Washington socialite journalist and arts patron she lived at Heronwood Upperville and was born in Simsburg Connecticut. She studied in Simsburg private schools and Barnard College New York and wrote for the New York Times and Washington Evening Star before World War II. She married Admiral Phillips in 1949, her second marriage, and funeral arrangements are pending.
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New York Times
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Baker Improving After Route 7 Collision
Thomas C. Baker, 26, of Shawnee Drive, Shaw, is reported improving at Fairfax Hospital after a two car crash on Route 7 near Tyson's Corner. A family spokesman said he may be transferred to Winchester Memorial Hospital this week. He reportedly suffered a broken pelvis and multiple lacerations.
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Shawnee Drive
Fairfax Hospital
Tyson’s Corner
Baker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Baker
S. Washington St
Summer Kindergarten Aid Set For Winchester Children
Federal funds provide 21 544 for a summer kindergarten program in Winchester for children without pre school training. Supt. Jacob L. Johnson announced the Title I grant and 160 pupils are expected. Classes begin June 13 at Virginia Ave and John Kerr schools with eight teachers hired. The aid is part of 2 7 million in Virginia school division grants recently announced by the State Department of Education.
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Jacob L. Johnson
Johnson
Virginia Ave
John Kerr
Virginia
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Old-Timers Night At Winchester Toastmasters Club
Winchester Toastmasters Club invites former members to attend Old Timers Night at the Town House Restaurant. The chartered group, founded April 7 1964, plans a 6 30 p m meeting with a speaking program at 7 30 p m featuring Ralph Braunschweig Dale Johnson Jim Kelly Arthur Pare ish and Hollis Shenk.
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Town House
Ralph Braunschweig
Daleohnson
Jim Kelly
Arthur Pareish
Hollis Shenk
Vietnam clash deepens as Hue siege looms and protests swell
U S Marines report 28 killed around Da Nang and Phu Bai while the 26th Infantry patrols claim nine guerillas killed 35 miles northwest of Saigon. Ky faces questions on ending dissidence in Hue as students demand elections. Buddhist protests grow after a major crackdown and an anti government March of Peace planned for Saigon.
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Saigon
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Strong Quake Rattles Tashkent City
Tass reports another strong earthquake hit Tashkent, near 7 on the Soviet scale, with three later tremors damaging old buildings. First aid was sent to affected districts as the April 26 quake had killed eight, injured over a thousand, and left more than 100000 homeless.
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Tashkent
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Oregon Vote Vietnam Tie Denied by LBJ Supporter
The Associated Press reports Oregon Democrats vote in a Senate primary as Warren Magnuson says the result isn’t a Viet Nam referendum though it bears on the issue. Howard Morgan challenges Rep. Robert Duncan with Morse backing Morgan. Hatfield faces weak GOP opposition.
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Shoemaker Funeral Services Set at Hebron Church
Funeral services for Deputy Shoemaker, a 20 year U S Army veteran and longtime sheriff's deputy, will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Hebron Baptist Church Gore. Funeral will include military rites and interment at Shenandoah Memorial Park Winchester. He is survived by Gore residents Gore and Hyls and Pauline Loy, who died last month.
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Hayfield
Pauline Loy
Shoemaker
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Robert L. DeHaven
Hebron Baptist Church of
Virginia Sheriffs Association
Hebron Baptist Church
J. Beryle Boswell
Lansing Anderson
Lyndall Anderson
Lacy Anderson
Carlton Fletcher
Charles W. Parish
Harrison Foreman
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Winchester
Two Women Injured In S Brad Dock Street Crash
Two women were injured in a two car crash on S Brad dock St. Sarah Weeks 67 of Charlotte NC and Alberta Hilliard 64 of Shepherdstown WV were treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Weeks suffered strained ligaments Hilliard abrasions to foot knee and elbow. Lloyd Hilliard 65 of Shepherdstown WV operated the other car and was charged with following too closely. Total damage estimated at 500.
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Sarah H. Weeks
Charlotte
N.C
Alberta Hilliard
Shepherdstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Weather Today Virginia Likely Showers Tonight
Mostly cloudy with showers likely late tonight or Wednesday. Low in the 60s tonight, upper 70s Wednesday. Rainfall today is reported as none up to 8:20 a.m., with May rainfall to date shown as 1.06 inches for 1966 and long term averages listed by month.
Romney’s 1968 bid looms amid GOP jockeying and favors
The article notes Romney’s Michigan reelection push as he seeks a front ranking for 1968 and contrasts Nixon’s position, with Hatfield seen as a potential Oregon senator nominee. Rockefeller hints at a Javits favorite son move to aid his own gubernatorial reelection, shaping GOP maneuvering for the nominating convention.
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Miami
Romney
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Johnson
Rockefeller
Garden City
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Willis to Manage Fredericksburg Robertson Campaign
J M H Willis Jr commonwealth's attorney of Fredericksburg was named to run the Fredericksburg campaign for Senator A Robertson's bid for re election. He announced a campaign headquarters planned to open soon and noted strong local support. Willis, 33, had been appointed in July 1963 after three years on the city council. State Senator Edward Willey praised him as a standout young man.
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J. M. H. Willis, Jr
Commonwealth
Fredericksburg
A. Willis Robertson
Robertson
Willis
Edward E. Willey
Oscar winner among clues in varied trivia list
The item lists names and hints suggesting a wordplay quiz with references to actors, places, and figures. Lee Marvin’s Oscar ties to Cat Ballou. other clues include Denmark Washington Irving and Philip II of Spain as embedded trivia prompts.
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Lee Marvin
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