Obituary: Clarence M. Wood 73 Akron native dies in Winchester
Clarence M. Wood 73 of 339 Wheeler Street Akron Ohio died at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born February 20 1892 at Shenandoah Junction West Virginia son of Lewis and Henriette Wood husband of Florence Gamblin He worked in O Neal Department Store Akron Television Service Department a veteran of World Wars I and 1 He is survived by a sister Hilda Wood Slanesville West Virginia Funeral service will be at Hummel Funeral Home Akron with body at Jones Funeral Home awaiting calling hours tonight.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
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Florence Gamblin
O'Neal
Hilda Wood
Slanesville
Hummel Funeral Home
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Space agency plans lunar mission weather forecast study
Scientists aim to predict solar flares before 1969 as Apollo teams prepare to launch toward the moon. With the sun cycle peaking that year, a reliable forecast could prevent delays. Goddard Space Flight Center plans to map the annual cycle using the Imr series and send two payloads around the moon.
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Teenagers Urged to Follow Guidelines by James Wood PTA Panel
James Wood High seniors formed a panel telling peers that teens need discipline and set limits. They discussed driving dating finances and voting qualifications while endorsing stricter criteria. PTA awarded Academic Achievement honorees with gifts, pins, and charms as officers and scholarships were announced.
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Hampshire High School grants 180 diplomas at first ceremony
Romney West Virginia Hampshire High School held its first graduation as 180 students received diplomas. U S Senator Robert Byrd spoke at the exercises. Capon Bridge’s Lucy Wright Duff was valedictorian and Springfield’s Kathryn Dyer was salutatorian.
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Negroes march in Mississippi as CORE aims to register voters
About 150 marchers supervised by CORE camped near Brandon before attempting to reach the vote registrar's office to register Black voters in central Mississippi. Highway patrol guarded the group amid leaflets urging property owners to shoot demonstrators if needed and protests against Mississippi politicians.
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Sigtina sails with record coal load from Norfolk
The Norwegian supercollier Sigtina departs Norfolk on a maiden voyage carrying about 72 000 net tons, 20 percent more than any previous load. At 796 feet long and 105 feet wide, she draws about 40 feet of water, and deeper Hampton Roads dredging to 45 feet is under consideration to keep large coal ships moving.
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Viet Cong in range near Tam Ky amid Da Nang air base alert
Reported Viet Cong battalions approach Tam Ky as government forces in Quang Tri Province push a mixed operation north of Da Nang. In Quang Ngai air strikes kill about 40 Viet Cong. Two Americans killed in Bien Hoa helicopter collision are identified. North Vietnam releases photo of U S Navy Lt Philip Neil Butler captured April 24. Ambassador Taylor to return to Washington for consultations.
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Weather Today in Virginia Fair and Cooler Tonight
Forecast for Virginia shows fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows 50 to 56. Sunday brings partly cloudy and cool weather with highs 74 to 78. Outlook for Monday calls for fair and cool conditions.
Rainfall figures and averages by month and year
Rainfall data covers 241 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today with May total 1.28 inches. 1965 year-to-date rainfall 11.85 inches. 51 year averages show annual 36.85 inches and monthly averages listed: Jan 2.38, Feb 2.13, Mar 3.18, Apr 3.31, May 3.77, Jun 2.88, Jul 3.38, Aug 3.81, Sep 2.67, Oct 3.13, Nov 2.60, Dec 3.39 inches.
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U N Team Reports Dominican Opposition to Junta
The U N fact finding mission toured the northern Dominican Republic and found strong local opposition to the military civilian junta led by Imbert. It cited 5 000 to 6 000 jailed since the revolt began and widespread oppression by army and police. An informal Catholic Church inquiry estimated about 3 000 held prisoners under junta, rebels, and U S authorities.
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Officials Say Victim Was Arnold
The Shenandoah River body was identified as Garland Lee Arnold, 43, of Mountain Falls Route. Dr. James R. York and Trooper F. G. Greene said death by drowning with no foul play. he had been missing since Monday morning after taking his wife to work in Winchester. Funeral held at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Livestock Markets Chicago Week Summary
USDA report shows hogs steady to 50 lower with weights over 230 lb down. sows 25 lower. Cattle futures: slaughter steers 25 to 100 higher, heifers 25 27 higher, cows steady to higher. Prime cattle prices reach highest levels since 1963 with loads over 1150 1365 lb at 30.50 30.75. Sheep lambs up around 50, ewes steady.
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Clearbrook Called To Chimney Fire
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co responded to a chimney fire at Doris Dicks home in Cedar Grove yesterday at 5 p.m. The fire was confined to the chimney with only scorched wallpaper damage.
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