Obituaries in Winchester May 27 1967
Two local obituaries highlight the deaths of Arietta Elizabeth Brill 44 of Winchester and Lucy Pleasant Judy 81 of Middletown. Brill born December 4 1922 in Clarke County was wife of Robert E Brill and mother to Robert E Brill Jr and Tommie Lee Brill with service and burial details provided. Judy born May 30 1885 in Pocahontas County West Virginia died at her son James W Judy's home in rural Middletown with extensive survivor list and a Reliance Church funeral service followed by burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Arietta Elizabeth Brill
Woodstock Lane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bill
Clarke County
Luther
Viola Boyd Orndorff
Robert
Gilbert C. Smallwood
Robert L. Symons
Humphrey L. Symons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Lucy Pleasant Judy
James W. Judy
Middletown
Judy
Pocahontas County
W. Va
William S
Sarah Susan White Hannah
James Franklin Judy
Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church
Woman's Society of World Service
E. L. Cutley
Hillsboro
Mildred Keenan
Nora Sue Roach
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. T. Clark
Boyertown
Ralph W. Judy
Salisbury
Ira Campbell
Clearbrook
Otto T. Kuehster
Robert K. Judy
Stephens City
John Scott
Walkertown
N.C
Levin,Hannah
Nesstoe
Mary F. Hannah
P. F. Marrs
Fairmont
Reliance EU3
H. Eugene Baker
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Winchester
Experts See Selective Use of Egyptian Mines
In the Gulf of Aqaba entrance experts say mined passages could block key Israeli routes while permitting other ships. Officials are unsure if the Strait of Tiran is mined, with Egyptian diplomats privately doubtful yet Israeli diplomats citing intelligence. Egypt has artillery on Ras Nasrani, threatening the narrow navigation lane and complicating passage.
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Washington
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Strait of Tiran
Cairo
U.S
St. Ambrose
Strait of
Tiran
Ras Nasrani
Red Sea
Israel
U.N
Green Island
Aqaba
Middle East
Port Said
Nasser
Ahram
United States
Britain
Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Mecca
Radio
Baghdad
Iraq
Syria
Damascus
Palestine
Palestinian
Jamiaul Ulemae Islam
Pakistan
Athens
Rome
Tel Aviv
State Department
Beirut
India
M.c.chagla
Chagla
Arabia
France
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Des Moines
Iowa
Dean Rusk
al Ahram
Vehicle Crash Injures Two In Virginia Valley Ave Mishap
On Valley Avenue in front of the Coca-Cola plant an early morning one car crash injures two youths, 18 year old William Sechrist and 17 year old Brian Murray, who are treated and released at a local hospital. The report also lists other separate traffic fatalities, including a truck hitting a bridge near Elon and two men from Amherst County. A Marine from Quantico dies in a Stafford County car crash. Further fatal incidents occur in Virginia Beach and Saltville, and a Dublin crash claims two, while Alaska's centennial fair opens with a missing reindeer from its outdoor exhibit.
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Valley Ave
Coca-Cola
William Sechrist
Pennfield
Brian Murray
Arlington
Associated Press
Robert Layne
Monroe
George Middleton
Madison Heights
Elon
Amherst County
Stafford
Robert Wood Layne
George Edward Middleton
Virginia 130
Virginia Beach
Richard A. Williams
Sandtown Road
Saltville
Robert Carson Olinger
Virginia 610
Dublin
Bertie C. Mae Proffitt
Angie Nadine Simcox
Interstate 81
Pulaski County
Middle East tensions rise over Nasser and Gulf of Aqaba
Reports from Cairo indicate Nasser urged Arab unity against Israel while Egypt claimed gains and warned of war if Israel acts. Soviet and regional broadcasts discuss a Big Four peace plan as U S statesmanship seeks calm. evacuations and departs mark shifting alignments as tensions escalate.
Vietnamese Military Candidates Stir U S Anxiety In Saigon
U S officials privately express disappointment at the presidential candidacies of South Vietnam top military leaders Nguyen Cao Ky and Nguyen Van Thieu. Fears focus on influence inside the Armed Forces Council and among corps commanders as civilian contenders emerge. September election looms amid advisory notes on naval salvage and space mission updates.
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Washington
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnamese Armed Forces Council
Navy
Mediterranean
Spain
Adm. L.V. Swanson
Palomares
Associated Press
U.S. Space Agency
Earth
Lunar
Whittaker Corp
Chatsworth
Calif
Federal Communications Commission
Robert E. Lee
American Broadcasting Companies
International Telephone & Tele
Weather Today and Outlook
Forecast calls for fair conditions today with a low in the 50s and a Sunday high in the low 80s. Monday brings partly cloudy skies and comfortable temperatures with light variable winds around 10 mph.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for May and Monthly Averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today is May year to date 3.59 inches. The 1967 year to date totals 12.22 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years: January 2.44. February 2.10. March 3.07. April 3.16. May 3.64. June 3.76. July 3.78. August 3.72. September 2.80. October 3.10. November 2.54. December 2.30. December 6th records for five years show 1962 39.79. 1963 33.46. 1964 31.63. 1965 26.85. 1966 33.32.
Republicans Call Joint Convention for District Candidates
Republicans from the 24th House Delegate District and the 21st Senatorial District plan a joint convention at 2 p.m. next Saturday at the Holiday Inn East to nominate candidates for the State Senate and House of Delegates. Wayne Whitham and Warren B. French Jr. lead the efforts for their respective districts. The 24th District includes Clarke and Frederick counties and Winchester. the 21st covers Loudoun Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Winchester. MEMPHIS AP Mrs Jack Guess received a paycheck Friday from Radio Corp of America for 00 01 after an auto accident injury. She worked 12 minutes earning 38 cents gross with 35 cents to United Givers Fund and 2 cents to Social Security deducted.
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House of
State Senate
House of Delegates
Holiday Inn
East
Wayne Whitham
Republican Committee
House
Warren B. French, Jr
Clarke and
Frederick
Winchester
Loudoun
Clarke and Shenandoah
Memphis, Tenn
Jack K. Guess
Radio Corp. of America
Guess
United Givers Fund
Citation the First Racehorse Revenues Over a Million
Citation became the first racehorse to earn more than a million dollars for his owners before being retired at age six. William Thornton earned a $500 prize for his architectural design of the national Capitol in 1792.
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Citation
William Thornton
National Capitol
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Winchester Evening Star
Robert E. Brill
James F. Judy
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
LE “Memorial
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Southern Plains
Western
Gulf Area
Plateaus
New England
Sapolin
Sapolin Paints Inc
East 42 Street
New York
N.Y
Instrument Development Laboratory
Attleboro
Mass
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
W. Va.man
U.S. I
Staffer County
Michael W. Patterson
Houston
Tex
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena River
Graph Corp. Capital
Lewis Walt
Vietnam
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine
Walt
Valley Mortgage CO
Gerrard and
Ho Eers
Glaize and Bro
Glaize
N. Cameron St
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