Funeral service set for Loring W. Carper Jr. 19 killed in Vietnam
A funeral service for Loring William Carper Jr. 19 who died May 17 1986 in the Phu Bai area of South Vietnam will be held Saturday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home. The Rev Charles H B Harless and the Rev Fred W Groft will officiate. Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Loring William Carper, Jr
Phu Bai
South Viet Nam
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Hb, Harless
Fred W., Groft
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Obituary: Mrs Neva Leake Richmond Resident 52
Mrs Neva Lewis Leake 52 of Richmond died May 21 in Patrick Henry Hospital Denbeigh. She is survived by three daughters Lorraine Brown Elkton Md Patricia Berry Sandston and Rebecca Johns Richmond two sons Ernest and Rodger Leake Richmond her mother Maggie Lewis Upperville a brother Kenneth Lewis Winchester and three sisters Nettie Combs Richmond Ruth Singhass Upperville and Frances Bean Weston W Va A funeral and burial were held at Oakwood Cemetery Richmond. The wings of an owl have fringed edges to muffle noise so that it can fly as silently as a shadow. Owls depend on sound rather than sight to help them Teatch prey.
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Neva Lewis Leake
Richmond
Patrick Henry
Denbeigh
Leake
Lorraine Brown
Elkton
Patricia Berry
Sandston
Rebecca Johns
Ernest
Rodger Leake
Maggie Lewis
Upperville
Kenneth Lewis
Winchester
Nettie Combs
Ruth Singhass
Frances Bean
Weston
W. Va
Oakwood Cemetery
Festival Meetings Scheduled for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival announces two meetings at the George Washington Hotel. The Executive Committee will meet Tuesday at 8 a.m. in the Shenandoah Room to select the 1967 festival dates, with Alson H. Smith presiding.
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George Washington
Alson H. Smith
Winchester Man Arrested in Break In Case
A 27 year old Winchester man Neil W Symons alias William E Jenkins was arrested by police and charged with breaking and entering. Investigators say the suspect allegedly broke into a residence at 523 Gray Ave on May 19.
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Winchester
Neil W. Symons
William E. Jenkins
Orchard Ave
Gray Ave
Fire at Schewel Furniture Storage Causes About $500 Damage
Fire at Schewel Furniture storage on 23 W Cork St in the early hours caused about 500 in damage. Fire Inspector William N Goche nour put building damage at a couple hundred dollars and a furniture spokesman estimated furniture loss at 200 to 300. Reuss, South End and Friendship fire units responded to the 1 05 am alarm.
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Schewel
Cork St
William N. Gochenour
Reuss, South End
Friendship
Gemini 9 Rehearses for Second Rendezvous Flight
Cape Kennedy Florida astronaut crew Stafford and Cernan rehearse for a second attempt at rendezvous and a space walk aboard the Atlas target booster. The first launch failed due to hydraulic valve electrical short, now blamed on Atlas quality issue. Hot Springs event note follows.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Atlas
Atlantic Ocean
Charles A. Mathews
Gemini
Byrd Booth Favor Plans For Youth Opportunity
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. and his July 12 primary opponent Armistead L. Boothe back federal youth opportunity plans as crucial for Virginia youths. Boothe praised federal aid to education and jobs. Byrd urged private industry to lead youth opportunities. Byrd toured Virginia counties before a Senate vote.
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Associated Press
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Armistead L. Boothe
Boothe
Alexandria
Democratic Committee
Virginia
Byrd
William B. Spong Jr
Willis Robertson
Robertson
E. E. Willey
Norfolk
X-Ray Foils Va. Prison Escape Plot
Virginia prison officials say Bruce Walter Keskett attempting escape by concealing hacksaw blades in his body. The blades, seized during an X ray, tied to his 1964 double murder case of Fredericksburg officers Roy Wright and William Mines. Keskett was en route to New Jersey for trial in a gas station attendant slaying.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bruce Walter Keskett
Fredericksburg
Leikett
New Jersey
New Brunswick
N.J
Middlesex County
John Kernowsky
Leskett
C.c.peyton
W.K. Cunningham Jr
Roy C. Wright
William F. Mines
Detroit
Inkster
Joe David Ferrell
Summit urged to thaw U S France tensions
Senator Frank Church of Idaho urged a Johnson De Gaulle summit to melt a diplomatic glacier between the United States and France. If a summit is not feasible now, he suggested sending a personal representative to Paris to reopen dialogue toward a fruitful meeting. He voiced the proposal after a committee trip to London Paris Brussels Bonn and Berlin and talks with De Gaulle.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Paris
London
Brussels
Bonn
Berlin
de Gaulle
Two U S Soldiers Die in Korea Mishaps
The Army reports two U S soldiers killed in Korea during separate incidents and 18 wounded, seven seriously. One driver’s truck overturned during a field exercise leaving six serious and 11 minor injuries. A second soldier lost a foot after stepping on a land mine during the same exercise. Another soldier died after a skull fracture from contact with a power line while painting an archway and falling from a ladder.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Army
Army
7Th Infantry Division
2Nd Infantry Division
Pigeons Pushy, Man Argues Pigeons
James A. Schroeder argued the pigeons violated the law, not him, during a trial in San Francisco. A Municipal Court panel found the 33 year old guilty of violating the city antipigeon feeding ordinance. He faces sentencing.
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James A.schroeder
Schroeder
San Francisco
Pleasant Weather Covers Much of Nation Amid Storms
Pleasant conditions prevail across much of the United States with clear skies and mild temperatures. A wet belt sprawls along the Southeast bringing thunderstorms from the Gulf Coast to the Mid-Atlantic. Eastern North Carolina and Virginia endure heavy storms with close to three inches of rain in Norfolk and over two inches in Elizabeth City. Funnel clouds reported near Miami and severe thunderstorms sweep the area while the southern Rockies also see thunder and hail tormenting Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic States
North Carolina
Virginia
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
N.C
Miami
Fla
Rockies
Las Vegas
N.M
Wall Street Steels Lead Fifth Straight Session
Wall Street advanced in early trading as steel stocks rose on industry optimism for a record year. Positive signals came as Fed chief McChesney Martin hinted at a tax stance, boosting broader markets with aerospace, electronics, and airline shares gaining.
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NEW York
Steels Leitenery
Steels
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Boeing
Douglas
Xerox
Zenith
Polaroid
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Braniff Airways
United
Weather Today Forecast Clouds and Warm Weekend
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with a high in the 70s on Friday. Low temperatures 55 to 60 tonight. Saturday looks fair and warmer. Rainfall through 8:30 a.m. today totals 1.13 inches for May, 13.74 inches for 1966, with a 53 year average of 36.58 inches. Monthly averages listed.
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Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Des Moines
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Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
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Kansas City
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Louisville
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St.p
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New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pond, Me
Cloudy
St. Louis
Luray High appoints Mosby headmaster as principal
Jay Eackles, headmaster of John Mosby Academy in Front Royal since 1962, will become principal of Luray High School on July 1 after his prior teaching stint at Clarke County High School. The consolidation of Massanutten Bank with Shenandoah County Bank receives final OCC approval. Armistead Boothe to meet Warren County residents at 8 p.m. Monday at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant.
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Front Royal
Jay L. Eackles
the John '8
Mosby Academy
Luray High School
Mosby
Clarke County High School
Strasburg
Massanutten Bank of
Armistead L. Boothe
United States
Senate
Warren County
Virginia Gentleman
Local Girl Struck By An Auto On S Kent Street
A 3 year old Winchester girl Georgie Cary of 502 S Kent St was struck by a car on S Kent St last night. She was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a forehead contusion and satisfactory condition. The car driven by Carroll N Chapelle 58 of Lincoln was heading north and struck the pedestrian who ran from behind a parked vehicle into the north bound lane.
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Winchester
S. Kent St
Georgie K. Cary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alvin Johnson
Carroll N. Chappelle
Lincoln
Kent St
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