Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Wide
Obituary notices report Charles W Buhl aged 70 of Ma-Serres Toranaie Tas, a former merchant in Sasne B ves, Arlington, survived by widow Emma E Layman and son William N Buhl. services set for View Church New Market. Another in memoriam for Milena E Main St. and David Cammack funeral details follow, with Mason family notices. body at Enders Funeral Home Berryville. arrangements incomplete.
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Charles W Buhl
Ma- Serres Toranaie
Rockingham County
Movenn
Sasne B Ves
Arlington
Emma E. Layman
William N. Buhl
View Church
New Market
Lewis Mason
William Mason
Boyce
John H. Enders
Berryville
Funeral service for Robert E. Lee in Berryville
Funeral service for Robert Edward Lee of Clarke County was held this afternoon at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev. M. C. Cook officiating. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Lee
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
M. C. Cook
Green Hill
Thomas L. Mason Obituary Notice
Thomas L. Mason, 49, of Mill Plain died after a brief illness. Survived by his wife Laura Mason and two children. Funeral services will be held at Riverside Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Thomas L. Mason
Funeral Service Held for John ap Stultz in Berryville
A funeral service for John ap Stultz of Berryville who died Sunday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital was conducted this afternoon at the John H. Enders Funeral Home. The Rev. M. C. Cook officiated with pallbearers John Rutherfood John Hardesty Kenneth Eckard Glenn Baumgartner Donald Grubbs and Norman Tavenner.
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John Ap Stultz
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
M. C. Cook
Green Hill Cemetery
John Rutherfood
John Hardesty
Kenneth Eckard
Glenn Baumgartner
Donald Grubbs
Norman Tavenner
Rifle Shot Pierces Plate Glass Window at Shenandoah Center
A rifle shot pierced a plate glass window at Shenandoah Telephone in Shenandoah Center in one run. Police search for the person responsible, with details scarce and no injuries reported.
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Shenandoah Center
Shenandoah Telephone
New Ae
Kennedy signals U S readiness to aid against Cuban takeovers
The president states that Cuban sovereignty must be restored and invites Cubans to seek friendship from the United States once their political and economic institutions reflect the will of the Cuban people. He also vows American support to any Latin American government facing a takeover linked to foreign communism.
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Cuba
Caribbean
United States
White House
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Longest city chain spans from New Hampshire to Virginia
Geographers view a 500 mile seaboard strip from southern New Hampshire to northern Virginia as a single city stretching along the coast, forming the world’s longest continuous urban area.
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New Hampshire
Virginia
Goldwater Won't Call Off Efforts In Pennsylvania
Senator Barry Goldwater says he will not stop supporters from pursuing entry of delegates in Pennsylvania for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Governor Scranton plans to discuss the matter as Pennsylvania Republicans seek unity, with potential uncommitted delegate tickets and looming primaries.
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Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Scranton
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Martinsburg Flamenco Group Set for High School Tonight
Members of the Intercommunity Concert Association should bring receipts for membership as tickets for the Martinsburg Concert Association event will honor receipts. Jose Molina Bailes Espanolos Flamenco Song and Dance group performs at Martinsburg High School Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
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Intercommunity Concert Association
Martinsburg Concert Association
Jose Molina Bailes
Hollingsworth Breaks Arm In Boating And Skiing
G L Hollingsworth, 44, head of Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories, reports identical toll from recreation. A week after removing a cast for a boating injury, he broke the right arm, then it happened again on skiing the following Sunday.
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Seattle
G.L. Hollingsworth
Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories
Hollingsworth
Surfside Hotel Fire Grips Atlantic City
Fire swept the Surfside Hotel in Atlantic City killing at least nine guests with 16 unaccounted for as flames tore through a second floor ball room. Fire chief Michael Bloomberg put damages near 1 million as rescuers battled smoke and hot spots through the night.
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Atlantic City
Surfside
Atlantic City Hospital
Michael Bloomberg
Deer hunting tallies and names from Winchester area lists
The page records hunter names and point counts across several routes and towns including Winchester, Stephens City, Gore, and Bunker Hill. It lists individuals by name with points scored and notes various locations such as Rt. 1 and Rt. 4, plus entries for Opal Devericks and others with point totals and items like spike back and doe.
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Ter
Beulah Smith
Winchester
John Slater
Donivan Wilson
Doe
Douglas R. Hottle
Marvin Armel
Richard Barker
Berryville
Thornton Rogers
Frank Golightly
Donald Larrick
Stephens City
Robert Ryan
Donald Boyd
Winchestoe
Melvin L. Arnold
Marshall Teets
Clearbrook
John E. Cain
Earl Blanchfield
Earl , Jr
Stephenson
Opal Devericks
Raymond Hook
Capitol Building Not Quite Ready for Special Session
In Richmond the Virginia Capitol building under a major refurbishing was not ready for the special session of the General Assembly. Gov. Harrison urged legislators to shore up voting laws and consider an early return, noting the 50 day earlier than normal schedule justified an apology for the disruption. He hinted the visit might be terminated after a brief stay.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Harrison
Two Men Receive Suspended Jail Terms in Forgery Case
Charles F. Adams Jr of Winchester received a one year suspended sentence with three months probation after pleading guilty to forgery. Judge Elliott D. Marshal ordered restitution and payment of costs. Loring M. Pangle also pled guilty and received the same sentence.
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Charles F. Adams, Jr
Winchester
Circuit Court Court
Elliott D. Marshal
Adams
Loring M. Pangle
Marshall
Baby Mauled to Death by 80-Pound Dog in Illinois
A four month old boy, James Michael Henderson, was dragged from a car and killed by an 80 pound Alaskan Malemute in Woodstock Illinois. The father James E Henderson 20, a dog trainer, left the infant on the car seat briefly. on return the dog was mauling the baby in the driveway.
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Woodstock, Ill
James Michael Henderson
James E. Henderson
Henderson
Kathryn
Aggregate score listing from Gore district meet
A garbled score rundown shows Elmore Jorris on Rt 1 with four points and Kenneth Meade in Gore with two points. Smithy Pugh in Gore has six, Marshall Pugh two, Edwin Lockhart eight, Paul Gillespie in Winchester nine, and James R. Kerns in Gore with a single point. R ae R Cooper in Gore totals eight.
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Elmore Jorris
Rt. 1
Kenneth Meade
Gore
Smithy Pugh
Marshall Pugh
Edwin Lockhart
Paul Gillespie
Winchester
James R. Kerns
Point
Stephens City Sewer System Advances Step
Judge Marshall granted a town petition to gain entry on five remaining properties in Stephens City for sewer work. The county road viewers were named as commissioners to determine compensation, with landowners asking if construction could begin immediately.
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Rocky Road
Stephens
Nrggi
Marshall
Lee S. Lovett
County Road Viewers Commission
Stephens City
Cae Ee
Debate on tax deductions for household workers gains support
Ginsberg and S B Fuller push a plan to tax deduct hiring servants such as maids gardeners and chauffeurs. They argue it could raise household incomes, create up to two million jobs, and ease adult entry by teaching work habits and financing education. Critics warn unemployment will not vanish soon due to deep economic roots.
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Ginsberg
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
S. B. Fuller
Fuller Products Co
Chicago
Virginia Poll Tax Debate For Federal Elections
State official Harrison argues for a poll tax system as a guard against fraud, noting Virginia’s permanent registration and suggesting six months advance residency certificates be required to place names on voting lists. He links amendments to election security and cites constitutional amendment ratification as a condition.
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Harrison
Virginia
Harricon
Virginia Weather: Sunny Today and Rain Likely Tomorrow
Forecast for Virginia calls for sunny and pleasant conditions with a high in the low 60s. Increasing cloudiness is expected tomorrow with rain likely in the mountains by evening, and a low tonight in the 30s.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and wind patterns in 1963
Rainfall in the past 48 hours ends 8 30 this morning shows November total and year to date 29 33 inches with 4 09 inches for November. Average yearly rainfall over the last five decades is listed by month. The wind system is complex with light winds at ground level opposing a jet stream moving eastward at 300 miles an hour aloft.
Weather Across Regions: July 1 Outlook
A compact, era tone weather notice lists regions and topics including Erie Canal, King Richard III, Vitamin D, sea level, and July 1 warm spell in California. It reads as a brief bulletin tying disparate items to a weather or calendar update.
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Erie Canal
Richard III
California
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Charles W. Buhl
Feery Service
Milena E. Main
David Cammack
Guy Shackle
Ardell McFillan
Harry
Francis Logan
Griffith
Lee Service
Susan Dunlap
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Stultz Service
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun ST
William W. Scranton
Dee
Miller Bros. Grocery
Hayfield
Doyle Whittington
Siler Rt
Emer Clowser
Richard Nesselrodt
C. C. Whitacre
Nain
Carlton Fletcher
Thomas Befmnett
Lewis W. Prather
M. M. Mellwee
Hay
Fred Whitacre
Whitacre
John Kane
Two Point
Verlis Pugh
Rt. 4
C.B. Dawson
Green Spring
Kendall Garner
Rt. 2
eLe Whitacre
Amos H. Mills
Bunker Hill
F. W. Welch
Alien
Boyd
Denny Pangle
Oe Rash
Herman Wington
Middletown
Arthur Lee Ewing
J. R. Wetzel
James E. Shaffer,Jr
W. Kincaid Jr
Richard Sherman
Edgar Tripplett
F. L. Wolfe
Rt. 3
Capitol Building
R. Ae . R. Cooper
Carl McIntire
FBI
Queen Street
Martinsburg, W. Va
Perry Engineering
Associated Press
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Boise
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Allegheny Mt
Brumback
N. Cameron
Aluminum
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Minneapolis-Moline
Shade Equipment CO
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