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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

2

Obituary: Ira Combs 47 Longtime Ohio Teacher

Ira Combs 47 of 525 W Clifford St died at Wi Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born in Ore W Da he taught at Botkins School in Ohio Handley School and in Hardy County W Va. He was a member of United Church of Christ Bloomsville Ohio and Rock-Tigham Union AF and AM. Surviving wife and parents are one brother Vincent Combs Needmore and one sister Mrs. Vernie Burkhart Frederick County. Funeral arrangements pending Jones Funeral Home.

Ira Combs Clifford St Din Panay Wi Memorial Hospital Ore W. da Botkins School Ohio Handley Hardy County Wva United Church of Christ Bloomsville Rock- Tigham Union, AF A.M Vincent Combs Needmore Vernie ‘Burkhart Frederick County Jones Funeral Home

Funeral service for Edward Rudy planned at Jones Funeral Home

Funeral for Edward Andrew Rudy of 541 Highland Ave to be held tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home. Rev Raymond W. will officiate with pallbearers Elwood Will ey Jr Dennis Shaw Phillip McKee Finley Smith George Kerns and Forrest Boyer. Burial follows at National Cemetery.

Edward “Andrew Rudy Highland ‘Avc G. Ray‘mond W Jones Funeral Home Elwood Willey, Jr Dennis Shaw Phillip ‘McKee Finley Smith George ‘Kerns Forrest Boyer National Cemetery

Injury death of C R McDonald in Kansas City crash

C R McDonald 47 of Wheatfield died from injuries in a Kansas City Missouri auto crash on November 9. He worked for 20 years with Trans-World Airlines in Kansas City and was born April 48 1916. Survived by wife Regina and two sons George and Roger, two sisters Lelia Kilgallen and Inez Sargent, and four brothers Stewart Albert Guy and Carl. Burial at Arlington National Cemetery.

Charles Ralph McDonald Wheatfield Kansas City Trans-World Airlines Mr. McDonald Charles Ella Smith McDonald Regina McDonald George Roger Lelia Kilgallen Middletown Inez Sargent Natural Bridge Stewart McDonald Harrisonburg Albert McDonald Kernstown Guy McDonald Carl McDonald Arlington National

Mrs Gertrude Beatty 6 Purcellville widow dies

Mrs Gertrude Beatty widow of Walter Beatty age 6 of Purcellville died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Tomney at Gray Lamp Tourist Home when ill. Born December 8 1896 in St Louis she spent most of her married life in Loudoun County. Surviving are daughters Mrs Ronaldor of Purcellville and Mrs Arbara Zundel of Whitacre California and five grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Jennings Hobson. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.

Gertrude Lewis Beatty Purcellville Walter O. Beatty Winchster Memorial Hospital Paul Tomney Gray ‘Lamp Beatty St. Louis Hénry Christina Hepple Lewis Loudou County Tomney Ronald Or Arbara Zundel Whitacre Calif John H. Enders Berryville Jennings Hobson Green Hill Cemetery

Telephone Co May Build in Berryville

Berryville officials consider rezoning land at 101 to 107 S Buckmarsh St for a new building by The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The plan foresees a 20 foot rear extension and a decade of service, with a special session possible before a Dec. 10 council hearing.

Berryville Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co S. Buckmarsh St Planning Commission Council Lonnie G. Huff Buckmarsh D. A. Wier

Foreign Aid Authorization Slashed Again

The Senate cut foreign aid authorization by 20 million dollars in a 51 to 41 vote, reducing defense pact allied assistance from 400 million to 380 million. Total Senate floor cuts reach 480 million, lowering the aid ceiling for the current year to 3.722 billion, about 807.25 million below Kennedy's request.

Senate Dio Couree Kennedy

Rocky's Nuclear Policy Debate Highlights Federal Roles

The article outlines a political speech criticizing foreign aid cuts and domestic shifts. It argues rolling back social gains, selling TVA, eliminating support prices, and leaving rights protections to states. It also calls for federal right-to-work mandates and tax changes while pledging fiscal integrity and stronger military strength.

Fromt TVA Alabama Mississippi

Negro Voter Registration Drive Targets 3000 by December

All-out efforts described include a campaign to boost Black voter rolls to 3,000 by Dec 5 with about 1,800 registered locally. Walker notes house-to-house registration, nightly non-violent workshops, and school programs for voters. After Birmingham and Danville, focus shifts to Williamston Atlanta Montgomery and Shreveport.

Walker Birmingham Danville Williamston Atlanta Montgomery Shreveport

Fragmentary OCR List of Names and Places

Incomplete text fragment lists names such as Haile Peavy Xerxes and sites Natchez and Robert E. Lee alongside scattered terms like Italy and Alfred. No cohesive event or narrative present.

Italy Peavy Alfred Natchez Robert E. Lee

Recognition Awards Honor Area Scouts and Leaders

Training awards went to Greta Rinker and leaders from Pack 75 Strasburg Troop 54 Edinburg Troop 46 Clearbrook Troop 13 Martinsburg and Troop 7 Luray. Certificates of appreciation for Philmont leadership went to Donald Tinsman and T. C. Lea Jr. James Barnett received a Scout Statue and War Memorial use acknowledgment. Council officers were installed and the opening ceremony titled The Man Who Makes the Difference.

Greta Rinker Strasburg Boyd E. Skelton Edinburg Karl Tangeman Clearbrook E. C. Gauthier Martinsburg William Clare Two Rivers District Leon R. Waters Luray Philmont Donald Tinsman

Diem Praised by Gen Harkins for War Efforts

Gen Paul Harkins, commander in South Vietnam, says Ngo Dinh Diem lacked formal military training but conducted warfare effectively against the Viet Cong. He notes Diem was bold with good intelligence and that the coup should have little impact on the overall campaign. Harkins expects duty extension into June as he nears retirement.

Saigon Vet Nam U.S South Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Harkins Diem

Virginia Weather Today Brief

Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Friday with lows 30 to 35. Saturday outlook fair and warmer. Snow fair and warmer with snow flurries in the mountains.

Rainfall Totals and Averages for Month and Year

Rainfall data for the past 48 hours ends 8 30 today show none. November rainfall to date 4 09.1963 and total to date 29.33. Fifty year average yearly 36.91 with monthly breakdown including Jan 2.40 Feb 2.13 Mar 3.02 Apr 3.83 May 3.86 Jun Sept Oct 8.19 Nov 3.88 Dec 2.40.

South Vietnamese Soldiers Suffer Worst Setback in Viet Nam War

Government troops in the Mekong Delta were reported to lose about 55 men killed and 55 wounded in a battle with Viet Cong guerrillas. The Nov 1 dispatch notes it as the worst setback since Ngo Dinh Diem's overthrow, with no further details available.

Saigon Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Mekong River

Cub Scouts In Berryville Stage Saturday Drive

Cub Scouts from Pack 3% Berryville will canvass Clarke County collecting clothing and food for Clarke County needy and Newton D. Baker Hospital patients in Martinsburg West Virginia. For more information call cubmaster Grady Luffman at Berryville 448.

Berryville Clarke County Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Grady Luffman

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Dra Rudy Service C. R. McDonald Walter Beatty Edward Andrew Rudy Pfc Leonard L. Orndorff Funeral Home iCh Mrer The Gi Arena Washington Rocky I. Q. Answers Haile Orvel Mason Tuette War Memorial Joseph Finfrock Potomac District T. Lisle Lenny E. Allen Bame Shawnee District Alson Hott Jack Gleason Jack Johnson Jack Davis Roy Bayliss Verliss Miller John Sours, Sr Luther T. Dean Joseph Sahm Robert Inskeep Ken Fortune Virgil Beeler Col Lyman L. Parks Harry Tatum Karl Tangemen Richard Demorest Troop 2 Winchester Paul F. Willis W. Russell McCauley Gene T. Dicks T. C. Powers Simon Wonder Mr. Poland Judge Snead Ben Belchie Ray Garranbrandt America Shenandoah Area Paul Crete New York Virginia Tempe Cub Associated Press Albany Albuquerque Alvisi Glaize & Bro N. Cameron H. L. Mills Valley Ave Snow SEREX Zerex and Prestone Zerone Route 11 Brumback
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