Obituaries in Winchester feature Coverston and Fogle deaths
Mrs. John H. Coverston 85 of Stephens City died after a long illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survivors include a son, daughter, and granddaughter. Reuben D. Fogle 75 of Stephens City died Thursday and will be buried at Greenhill Cemetery after a funeral Sunday at Jones Funeral Home with Elders Morgan and Bradley presiding. visitation tonight 7:30 to 9 at Jones.
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John H. Coverston
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carroll Coverston
Front Royal
Arthur Webster
Norman Call IT
Richmond
Reuben’ D. Fogle
Jones Funeral Home
Mack A. Morgan
John L. Bradley
Greenhill Cemetery
Reuben D. Fogle
Bomb Kills 31 in Vietnamese Market Drop
A U S Marines F4 Phantom dropped a 500 pound bomb on a Tam Hoa market village near Da Nang killing 31 civilians and wounding 72. The incident was announced by U S Headquarters referencing Tuesday as the date of the strike. Mrs Stephanie Magill of Clarke County Virginia died in Lynchburg after a long illness and is survived by two sons. A Magill Memorial Fund is requested in lieu of flowers.
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Saigon
U. S. Marine Corps
Tam Hoa
da Nang
Stephanie Bradford Magill
Clarke County
Lynchburg
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Robert A. Magill
Mrs. Magill
Catherine Louisa Stephanie Bradford
Dinard, France
Louis C. and
Katherine A. Bradford
Abbeyville
Friends Seminary
New York City
Saint Faith’s
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York
Episcopal Church
China
United States
Ware
Abingdon
Gloucester County
Magill
St. John’s Church
Millwood
Robert Magill
Allen Magill
Reading
Saint John’s Church
Nixon vows broad support in Texas campaign stops
Nixon campaigned in Texas promoting ties with special interest groups. He backed the F.111 fighter plane, urged oil depletion policy, and urged a Mexican-American in the Cabinet or Supreme Court. He called for expulsion of campus disruptors while defending campus dissent but resisting extremism.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Lone Star
GOP
Forth
Lubbock
San Antonio
Supreme Court
el Paso
Nixon
Humphrey Rally Marked By Daley Backing And March Parade
The Humphrey event drew support from Daley's organization with many tickets going to municipal workers ward politicians and labor members. Daley rode in the auto jump seat during the motorcade and sat behind Humphrey at the stadium where signs for Humphrey Johnson Muskie and Daley stood ten feet high. The three mile West Side motorcade was peaceful and billed as a torchlight parade with onlookers waving arches like those at construction sites.
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Daley
Humphrey
Johnson
Edmund
Muskie
Linois
West Side
American Embassy Attacked in Amman
In Amman crowds clashed with security as a mob stormed the American Embassy tearing down the flag. One killed and several wounded amid protests marking the Balfour anniversary. Demonstrators snatched cameras and damaged windows. no embassy casualties reported.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Syrian Heights
Suleiman Nabulsi
Martin Draper
Draper
Breakthrough on Artery Disease Treatment Emerges
In Alabama two physicians backed by a private foundation report a 25 year old drug may cure hardening of the arteries. They have treated about 200 patients with disodium oderate since March with 90 percent favorable results. They foresee ending the disease within five years and plan to research an improved drug. Dr Williamson heads the Columbia Foundation of Andalusia and envisions future oral tablets.
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Andalysia
Ala
Ray Evers
Paul Williamson
Williamson
Columbia Foundation of
Andalusia
Evers
Car collisions list and medical death cause mix
Vehicle accident report notes a 1963 Chevrolet convertible owned by Donna Stewart and several Chap man Motor Co vehicles plus a separate crash on Millwood Ave involving a 1961 Plymouth sedan driven by Richard Whitacre who fled the scene. police cite $513 in damage and Whitacre faces charges. The text then shifts to a health statistic: 54 percent of American deaths are from heart and circulatory diseases, with arterial hardening as a major cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boscawen
Donena Stewart
W. Boscaewen
Chapman Motor Co
Richard Lee Whitacre
Kent St
Norwood Terrance O’roak
Rt. 1
Winchester
Millwood Ave
Whitacre
O’roak
She-Pismeati
Referendum on liquor by the drink and soil and water ballot
Voters in Winchester and Frederick County will vote yes or no on liquor by the drink in approved establishments under Virginia law. Frederick and Clarke counties elect three soil and water conservation district supervisors with three names listed: Malcolm T. Brumback, Raymond H. Rudacille, and Arthur D. Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Frederick and Clarke
Soil and Water Conservation District
Malcolm T. Brumback
Raymond H. Rudacille
Arthur D. Weiss
Nixon Wins in Shenandoah Mock Election
Nixon led the Shenandoah College mock election with 86 votes or 56.5 percent, George Wallace second with 40 votes, and Hubert Humphrey third with 22. Of 543 students, 152 voted. At Elkton audience, Del A R Giesen urged electing a Republican administration and Congress for farm policy.
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Richard Nixon
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
American Independent Party
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Shenandoah
Elkton
House Agriculture Committee
del. A. R
Pete) Giesen, Jr
V. F. W. Hall
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Giesen
Byrd Will Speak in Luray Monday
US Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. will address the Luray Cham ber of Commerce banquet Monday in Luray. The event, co sponsored by the Luray Jaycees, will feature folk singer Madaline MacNeil. The Caverns Trophy for best business property improvement and the Bryan Memorial Trophy for best home improvement will be awarded, with presentations by Arthur L. Yates and M. T. Eastham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Luray
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Luray Chamber of Commerce
The
Luray, Jaycees
Madaline MacNeil
Sen
Bryd
Luray Caverns
Bryan
Arthur L. Yates
Luray Rotary Club
M.T. Eastham
Luray Lions Club
Weather forecast for Virginia from noon to tonight
Forecast for Winchester Virginia lists today noon high 58 and low 50 with a sunrise at 6 43 am and sunset at 5 09 pm. Moonset is 5 09 am tomorrow and firlt p.m. appears as a garbled note.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Years
The report lists daily rainfall to 6 am and October and year to date figures. It shows five year totals from 1963 to 1967, monthly averages for 55 years, and the full year average of 36.50 inches. Navy month value noted as 2.51 inches appears among monthly figures.
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Navy
WINC Panel Discusses $1 Million State Bond Issue
A WINC radio panel will discuss the $1 million state bond before Election Day. The program airs Monday at 7 30 p m with panelists Dr Muriel Brown of the American Association of University Women Barbara Williams of the Frederick County Parent Teachers Assn and Harry Lovett president of Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic.
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WINC
Muriel Brown
American Association of University, Women
Barbara Williams
Frederick County Parent Teachers Assn
Harry Lovett
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Vietnam Talks Hit Snags as North Seeks Expanded Accord
Saigon reports insistence on talks to separate the northern and southern wars and portray themselves as victims of U S bombing while Radio Hanoi claims the war continues as long as U S forces invade all of Vietnam. Hanoi hints at broader discussions if bombing ends.
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United States
U.S
North Vietnam
Paris
Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
U S Ambassador Deflects Egypt-Israel Fire Debate
In a UN Security Council session, Ambassador Wiggins rejected Egypt's preventive defense claim and Israel's reprisal argument after weekend clashes along the Suez Canal that killed and wounded Israeli soldiers. His first Speech since becoming ambassador on Oct. 7 ended with adjournment until Monday.
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Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Wegins
Wiggins
Council
U.S
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N. Loudoun Street
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Maryland
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Quarles School
Commerce St
Perecest
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast States
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New England
Palestine
Jerusalem
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Staunton
John O. Marsh
Congress
Executive Branch
Chase
H.J. Heinz Co
Virginia
Winchester Skies
International Marvester Premium
Trice
Best Buy
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Wallace
Marvin Griffin
Curtis Lemay
Griffin
LeMay
Marvin
Griffins
George C. Wallace
Frederick County Committee
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