Obituaries From Winchester Area Dated May 24 1968
Obituaries report Fred B Miller of Hagerstown Md died at home of a heart attack. Surviving are his widow Alice Hart Miller a son Robert Hart Miller and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Rouser Funeral Home Hagerstown with burial in Lynhaven Cemetery. Also funeral details for Constantine Gus Kakhis in Winchester Greek Orthodox Church with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. The pallbearers are listed and service Saturday morning. The item also lists Agrigento's Greek origins and a brief note about Harry M Patterson of Chambersville funeral details. Emory M Gregg of Gravel Springs Farm Star Tannery a retired FBI supervisor died at home. Surviving widow Mary Ellen Davis Gregg two sons two brothers a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services planned with burial in Gravel Springs Cemetery. The body is at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with viewing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Miller
Mountain View Circle
Hagerstown
Miller
Alice Hart Miller
Berryville
Miller Trust Laboratories
Fairchild Aircraft Co
Robert Hart Miller
Rouser Funeral Home
Lynhaven
Emory M., Gregg
Gravel Springs Farm
Star Tannery
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Gregg
Grant’s Pass, Org
O. J. Gregg
Irma Muzzall Gregg
Back Creek
University of Michigan
FBI
New Orleans
Miami
Fla
New York
Gregg
Washington
Harrisonburg-Winchester
Fredericksburg
West Virginia
Ross Farrar
Mary Ellen Davis Gregg
David M. Gregg
Rogers City
Mich
G. William Gregg
Glenn C. Gregg
Lansing
Philip R. Gregg
Beaver Island
Thomas C. King
Royal Oak
Bradenton
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
John A. Baden
Gravel Springs
Ross Farstar
John C. Stokes
Walter L. Brill
William Hyde
Alfred B. Eddy
Robert J. Lamphere
Stover
Strasburg
Night Walkoff by DC Bus Drivers Continues
About 7000 500 drivers in the Washington DC area voted to extend a dusk to dawn walkout, idling nightly service for ten more days due to rising robberies. The Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 689 said drivers seek armed guards or carry at night, but companies refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C. Transit Co
Washington, Virginia
Maryland Bus. Co
Washington, D.C
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Warren County Educational Foundation elects 12 member board
The Warren County Educational Foundation elected a 12 member board of directors for the upcoming school year at its 10th annual meeting. New directors include George B. Baggerly James C. Bennett Neville Derflinger Mrs Haywood Griffith Robert A. Jones Jackson Lockhart J Adair Moore Mrs John Moore Mrs Robert Osth R Francis Ramsey William Stallings and Forrest Swanson. Martinsburg VA Center hosts Antique Auto Show in parking lot Sunday at 2 p.m. by Mason-Dixon Antique Auto Club of America. About 36 cars expected with drivers in period attire. In Woodstock and Shenandoah County Virginia a power outage hit after an insulator exploded at Endless Caverns transmission substation disrupting service between Harrisonburg and Strasburg. Chimney sweeps in Basel still wear top hats and carry ladders and brooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. VA
Martinsburg VA Center
Mason-Dixon
Antique Auto Club of America
Hagerstown
Richard Alger
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Rockingham County
Endless Caverns
Harold Bolen
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Caverns
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Harrisonsburg
Strasburg
Rockefeller assails Kennedy in southern campaign swing
Rockefeller accused Kennedy of shifting from liberal to conservative rhetoric during a speech at Emory University. Major John V. Lindsay of New York City promoted Reagan write‑ins in Oregon as Lindsay planned Portland Eugene Corvallis appearances. McCarthy attended Paul Newman’s fundraiser and restated resolve to stay in the race, denying any deal with Kennedy or Humphrey forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Nebraska
Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Atlanta
Emory University
Oregon
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis
McCarthy
Hollywood
Beautiful People
Paul Newman
California
Humphrey
GOP Happy with Virginia Committee Representation Says Robinson
State Senator J Kenneth Robinson said Republicans in Virginia are much happier than usual with their committee representation. He wants to join two key study groups from the 1968 General Assembly on rural affairs and on a in depth study of the state's revenue sources, and will contact Governor Mills E Godwin Jr about possible Republican appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
J. Kenneth Robinson
Virginia
Winchester
General Assembly
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Large Capitol protest leads to mass arrests and evacuation plans
Jackson says rain needed help for the poor as authorities plan evacuations and a prayer vigil at the Department of Agriculture. Twelve adults and six juveniles were released without bond after kneeling outside a Capitol Hill office building and being charged with unlawful assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Capitol
Department of Agriculture
Capitol Hill
Jury weighs murder in Lane Street stabbing case
The case centers on a March 9 stabbing at 115 E. Lane St. during a social gathering. Stern is accused after a fight with Wedlock, nine wounds found on Wedlock, and police arresting Stern around 3:40 a.m. at Winchester Police Station. Stern pleaded not guilty at arraignment as trial date was set.
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E. Lane St
Betty Rolle
Jern
Wedlock
Stern
Mr. Watts
Commonwealth
Simpson
The
D. H. Richardson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Winchester
C, Mauck
K. Armestrong
C. Pitcock
R. Miller
Rudolph Stern
Corporation Court
Elliott D. Marshall
Farming enters high tech era at Borders cattle lot
In York South Carolina two brothers from W H and Henderson Borders operate an ultra modern feeding lot where a dawn button push starts augers blending high moisture corn feed concentrates minerals and silage. The mix is delivered to cattle in long troughs as one brother checks breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, S.C
W.H
Henderson
Wall Street open shows mixed gains and caution
Wall Street moved uncertainly in active trading with gains outnumbering losses on the NYSE. The AP average of 60 stocks fell to 329.4 as majors like Ford and Zenith mixed, while gold prices were irregular and a large block boosted Leaseway Transportation briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Zenith
Ford
Henry Ford
General Electric
General Foods
High Voltage Engineering
IBM
California
Texaco
Liggett & Myers
Johns Manville
Crime Bill Aims at Police Grants and Wiretap Powers
Lawmakers push grants to improve state and local police training and equipment and fund research into new crime fighting techniques. The measure would authorize wiretapping under court orders and restrict interstate handguns while seeking to undo Supreme Court rulings on confessions and lineup identifications amid a heated debate on federal, state, and local enforcement roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Celler
Johnson
John L. McClellan
D.ark
Virginia Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Trend Across State
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with chance of showers tonight and Saturday across Virginia. Highs range from 70 to 76, with lows 50 to 56 in the east and 48 to 55 in the west, and rainfall averaging 0.5 inch east and up to 1 inch west over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Test Vote Next Week on a $6 Billion Cut
Washington AP reports President Johnson’s top advisers lean toward $6 billion in spending cuts as the price for a higher seal of approval. Only Budget Bureau Director Charles Zwick clings to a $4 billion ceiling. A Wednesday vote could push House negotiators to press for $4 billion in cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Charles 8. _Zwick
Senate House
Lome
James A. Burke
D.ki
House
Senate
Injured Slightly in Rt. 50 Crash
Sally Richards of Dayton Virginia, 53, suffered chest contusions in a two car crash on Route 50 west of Waterloo. Susan Goode of Berryville left turned into Richards while Richards attempted to pass. Police estimated $730 total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Richards
Dayton
Rt. 50
Waterloo
J. W. Detrick
Susan Goode
Rt. 1
Berryville
Richards
S. Kent St
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Alexander and
LeMarr
James Percy Sheetz
Ralph L. Hardy
Sheetz
Hardy
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Winchester Evening Star
Kaknis Service
Constantine
Gus) Kakhis
James Kalaris
Omos
Mount Hebron
Hiram Lodge No. 21
George Sempeles
James Sempeles
Gerald Goodman
John Tsatsios
Peter Ventras
Donald Packard
Agrigento
Sicily
Akragas
Carthage
Patterson Service
Harry M. Patterson
Chambersville
Jones Funeral Home
Samuel L. Hiebert
Gerald M. Hepner
C. Albert Boswell
James R. L. Carr
Hugh Ry, McArtor
Ray A. Renner
Jack Larrick
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Emory M. Grega
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Howets
Lorist, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Gus
Mt. Hebron
Hiram Lodge
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Floyd Iser
Calvin Seal
Oldsmobile, Inc
Commercial St
Dri
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Weather Report
Northwest
New England
Florida
Texas
Indiana
Basel
Switzerland
Robinson
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Abernathy
Jesse Jackson
Lincoln Memorial
Glaize
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Wall Street
Farm Credit
Farm Credit Association
Pru
Winchester Skies
I. Q. Answers
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Washington Irving
Chicago
John Philip Sousa
Magellan
Queen Isabella of Spain
Ooldsmobile
Biscayne
Monterey
Chevrolet
Plymouth
ARCO
H.W. Ebert
Buick
Loudoun St
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