Obituary for Lidia C. Morgan of Gore and Ninevah
Lidia C. Morgan 4 died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 20 1869 at Rock Enon she was daughter of the late Jacob and Eliza Line Good. Surviving daughters Ruth Whitacre and Mary DeHaven, 21 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren, 4 great great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 11 30 EST at Fairview Lutheran Church Gore with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Body at Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Lidia C. Morgan
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Gore
Rachael Orndorff
Ninevah
Rock Enon
Jacob and
Eliza Line Good
Church of God
Maurertown
Ruth Whitacre
Whitacre
Mary DeHaven
Clearbrook
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W.va
Fairview Lutheran Church
Eugene Stilson
Fairview Cemetery
Laos Crisis Deepens as Neutralists Move Toward Borikhane
The Tha Thom group bases a 12 day advance toward Borikhane less than 20 miles away while Souvanna rejects Pathet Lao talks at Khang Khay and proposes meeting Souphanouvong in Luang Prabang. Diplomatic sources indicate Britain may seek invisations for a Geneva conference consult.
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Borikhane
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Khang Khay
Luang Prabang
Brittain
Laos
Thieves Loot Luther Fletcher Farm Report
Sheriff DeHaven said two rifles hunting boots ammunition and several hundred dollars worth of goods were stolen from a back door break in at the old Luther Fletcher farm two miles south of Route 522 on Route 706. The building owned by Alle Stevens of McLean Virginia.
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Robert L. DeHaven
Alle Stevens
McLean
DeHaven
Virginia Governor Opposes Need for Appalachian Development Act
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr. endorsed many aims of the Appalachian Regional Development Act but said Virginia does not need the bill. He cited existing state efforts in health, water, and sewage as meeting regional needs, while Washington officials push highway and public works projects.
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Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Mouse Public Works Committee
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Guest
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Appalachians
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Sunk lagan marked by buoy for later recovery
In maritime terminology lagan is sunk with the definite intention of later recovery, and a buoy is typically placed to mark its location.
Slaying Probe: Three Cuban Men Questioned in Hussey Murder
Massachusetts and Wellesley police fly to Virginia as three Cuban men from Boston are questioned in connection with the beating death of Merrill Kingsley Hussey, 36, found in Wellesley. The suspects Paul Sanchez, 22. Robert Gonzales, 22. Nemesse Rodrigues, 26. denied the killing.
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Merrill Kingsley Hussey
Andover
Mass
Wellesley
Paul M. Sanchez
Robert R. Gonzales
Nemesse M. Rodrigues
U.S. 1
Virginia
Hussey
James P. Chisholm
Stafford County
Forest Fire Progress Halted Near Myles Standish State Forest
Forestry officials reported the forward progress of a large forest fire near Myles Standish State Forest has been halted. Firefighters reduced a five mile burning front as winds weakened from 40 mph to 10 20 mph, with about 300 crews operating under favorable conditions. The blaze threatened to reach the Cape Cod Canal, destroyed around 40 houses and summer cottages, and forced 400 residents to flee, though no serious injuries were reported.
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Mass
Myles Standish State Forest
John Lambert
Cape Cod Canal
Weather summary for Virginia with rainfall figures
Weather report notes cloudy and slightly cooler tonight with low 60s, Wednesday partly cloudy and humid with afternoon thunder showers possible, Thursday fair and cooler. Rainfall to date 0.62 inches for May, 14.36 inches for 1964, annual average 96.85 inches over 51 years.
Rescue Squad Auxiliary Wins First Place in First Aid
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad ladies auxiliary, comprising Warne lla DeHaven Pearl Whitacre and Nellie Ridley, won first in the ladies first aid contest during Rescue Squad Week in Fredericksburg tying the men for top in the male division. Forest View Rescue Squad Richmond won the men's division and Loudoun County placed second. Fredericksburg received the Coca Cola Trophy for best equipment. Fredericksburg has won it twice, Winchester Squadsmen once. Next contest is scheduled for July.
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Fredericksburg
Warnella DeHaven
Pearl Whitacre
Nellie Ridley
Forest View Rescue Squad
Richmond
Loudoun County
Winchester
William H. Baker
Parents Say Daughter Lost Faith
Susan Abramovitz, 17, allegedly left home and abandoned Judaism after her parents blamed Madalyn Murray O’Hair and her son William, 18, for prompting the shift to atheism. The Abramovitz petition in criminal court claims Susan now refuses parental religious guidance.
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Leonard J. Abramovitz
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Murrays
Abramovitz
Dear Abby It Depends On The Boy
A reader discusses the public image of sons in uniform and the impact of military service on their behavior. The letter argues for varied parenting approaches to sons who join or consider enlistment, noting different expectations when a son wears a uniform.
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Abigail van Buren
Armed Services
Fort Leonard Wood
Antipoverty Bill Approved by House Education Panel
The $926.5 million Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 clears the House Education and Labor Committee on a 1912 vote amid GOP opposition. The measure, a key Clinton era initiative, would fund Job Corps for 16 to 22 year olds, ban direct federal support to schools under community action, and set state funding rules, with Republicans opposing it as duplicative and politically driven.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Life replies to charge over Vietnam letters
Life magazine says an American Air Force pilot meant to portray that pilots in South Vietnam were supplied with obsolete equipment. George P. Hunt, Life’s managing editor, responded to a Defense Department charge that the magazine altered the letters from Capt. Edwin G. Shank Jr. who died in a crash in Vietnam.
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Life Magazine
South Viet Nam
U.S
George P. Hunt
Life
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Edwin G. Shank Jr
Winamac
Ind
Viet Nam
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