Funeral service for Paul Costello in Clarke County
The funeral service for 12 year old Paul Douglas Costello will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home in Purcellville conducted by Rev. David Cammack. Burial follows at Ebenezer Cemetery Bloomfield near Bluemont with pallbearers Denny Wirts Jerry Reid Ricky Fewell Anthony Dawson Gilbert Dawson and Ronald McClaughry.
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Paul Douglas Costello
Pine Grove
Clarke County
Hall Funeral Home
Purcellville
David Cammack
Ebenezer Cemetery
Bloomfield
Bluemont
Denny Lee Wirts
Jerry Reid
Ricky Fewell
Anthony Dawson
Gilbert Allen Dawson
Ronald McClaughry
Brush Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Local Blazes
Berryville firemen aided by other departments battled a brush fire, quickly controlling it with no major damage. Gainesboro crews extinguished another brush fire along Route 522 north of Winchester after 10 p.m. Enders firemen tackled a rotor tiller fire at Tom Howell's Berryville residence. the fire was out on arrival with no damage.
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Berryville
Gainesboro
Rt. 522
Winchester
Enders
Tom Howell
E. Main St
Fogleman’s Grandson Killed in Vietnam Service
James Olin Fogleman 21 of Route 3 Graham North Carolina was killed by enemy fire in Vietnam on May 18 while serving in the U.S. Army. He was the son of James Uriah Fogleman Jr and the grandson of Rev and Mrs James A Fogleman of Gore. He graduated Southern High School in 1967 attended Mount Herman United Methodist Church and worked at Burlington Industries before enlistment. Surviving are his parents a sister Anna J. Fogleman and his grandparents. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Mount Herman United Methodist Church in Graham. The body rests at Rich and Thompson Funeral Home in Graham.
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James Olin Fogleman
Route 3
Graham
N.C
Vietnam
Fogleman
James Uriah Fogleman, Jr
James A. Fogleman
Gore
Southern High School
Mount Herman
Mount Herman United Methodist Church
Rich and Thompson Funeral Home
Violent unrest and shootings sweep Cairo Illinois and Champaign Urbana
Police describe a sequence of shootings and arson incidents across Cairo Illinois and Champaign Urbana. Gunfire hit firemen at two firebombings and a Tri County Health Center fire, with rioting arrests and incendiary device gear found on several youths. Police linked incidents to racial tensions amid large student populations at Texas Woman’s University and North Texas State University nearby.
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Autrey
Texas Woman’s University
North Texas State
Cairo
Ill
Tri-County
Pyramid Courts
Ohio River
National Guard
Champaign
Urbana
University of Illinois
Burch Village
Ray Loses Bid for New Trial in King's Assassination
James Earl Ray is returned to maximum security prison after losing a bid for a new trial in the King assassination case. Judge Faquin ruled the guilty plea was knowingly and intelligently entered and Ray waived his right to appeal. Ray plans to appeal to the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Richard J. Ryan
Memphis
Ray
Ryan
Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals
Arthur C. Faquin Jr
Criminal Court
King
Faquin
Battle
W. Preston Battle
Kidnap trial verdict delivered after lengthy deliberation
Judge H O Hubert Jr. presided as the jury found Krist guilty after three hours and 46 minutes of deliberation on the seventh day. Ruth Eisenmann Schier, 26, a former University of Miami biology student, is to be tried in June for the kidnapping. Krist, a Washington state native, had previously escaped a 1966 California prison sentence for car theft while employed at UM's Institute of Marine Sciences.
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H. O. Hubert Jr
Krist
Venable
Ruth Eisenmann Schier
University of Miami
Washington State
California
Ribbon cutting marks new store opening
11 across from Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc. Co owners Robert E. Kelsoe and Stuart Shadler assist Mr Brumback in the ribbon cutting. Mr Shadler is managing the new store. Star Photo by Mary Helen Massie.
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Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
Robert E. Kelsoe
Stuart Shadler
Brumback
Mr. Shadler
Mary Helen Massie
Morse to Deliver James Wood Baccalaureate Sermon
The Reverend Christopher L. Morse of Union Theological Seminary, New York City, will deliver the James Wood High School baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 7 p.m. on the James Wood athletic field with special music by the James Wood Mixed Chorus.
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Christopher L. Morse
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
James Wood High School
James Wood
Archie J. Manuel
Morse
Fred A. Duckett
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W.va
Wall Street opens lower amid cautious trading in New York
The Dow fell to 944.67 at 10:30 a.m. with losses leading gains by a narrow margin. Airlines rose while steels and motors slipped. Norton Simon, Quaker State, Continental Airlines, Roan Selection Trust, and Electrical & Musical Industries appeared among notable movers as traders waited for new economic or world developments.
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New York
Dow Jones
Republic Steel
Motors
Chrysler
Norton Simon
Quaker State Oil
Continental Air Lines
Roan Selection Trust
Electrical & Musical Industries
Associated Press
Pollard Calls for State Reimbursement for Localities
Lt. Gov. Fred G. Pollard told a Richmond audience that Virginia should reimburse localities for expenses tied to state owned facilities. He urged fair market value compensation for displaced homeowners and backed broader Equal Opportunity efforts by Henry Howell.
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Associated Press
Fred G. Pollard
Virginia
Pollard
Richmond
Henry E. Howell
Astoria Beneficial Club
Howell
Equal Opportunity Commission
Quiz Answer Key Falls Black Sea Cooper Paige Caspian Sea
The list provides geographic and literary prompts with answers including Falls for 1, Black Sea for 2, James Fenimore Cooper for 3, Satchel Paige for 4, Caspian Sea for 5, Central America for 6, White Russia for 7, Bach and Handel for 8, Eighth for 9, and None for 10.
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Falls
Black Sea
James Fenimore Cooper
Satchel’’ Paige
Caspian Sea
Central America
White Russia
Bach and Handel
Billions Wasted On Worthless Weapons Scrutinized
A bipartisan subcommittee report cites billions wasted on defense contracts for nonworking weapons. It condemns weak cost controls and Defense Department management, noting $44 billion in procurement in fiscal 1968 and widespread subsidies to large contractors.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Weather Today and Outlook for Virginia
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Virginia tonight with lows 45 to 50 degrees and 40 to 45 in mountain hollows. Wednesday should be fair and warmer with highs 75 to 80. Thursday expected to be hotter.
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Mountain Hollows
Rainfall Totals and Averages Over Past 56 Years
The report notes no rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. May rainfall is 1.85 inches and rainfall to date for 1969 is 9.30 inches. It lists average monthly rainfall over 56 years, with values for each month, and five year annual totals from 1964 to 1968. The long term Jan to Dec average is 36.43 inches.
Cork Street Church Buys Five Acre Rt 50 Tract
Cork Street Christian Church voted to purchase a five acre tract on Route 50 west of Winchester. The site fronts Route 50 and Merriman's Lane and is considered a future building site with space for expansion parking and recreation. The church now sits at 30 West Cork Street and was built in 1924 for $36,000 with the lot costing $3,000.
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Cork Street
Rt. 50
Merriman’s Lane
Charles
Cork St
Indian Alley
Walter Lee Dudley
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Loudoun St
National Ave
Tom Brumback
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Mr. Morse
Randolph-Macon College
Yale Divinity School
Christopher L, Morse
Wall Street
Norfolk
Mills E. Godwin Jr
William C. Battle
Danville
Hopewell
Australia
Kemper Goffigan II
Cape Charles
Northampton County
William S. Board
Salem
Goffigan
C. A. Turner Jr
Northampton
Battle Headquarters
Citizens For Battle Committee
Prince Edward County
Virginia Beach
Bailiwick
Astoria
I, Q
Pacific Northwest
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Louisiana
Florida
Rockies
Chuck’’ Pine
Newport
DODGE
Polara
S. Braddock St
Cork ST. Christian
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