Obituaries in Evening Star October 1 1964
Henry Campbell 75 of Winchester County died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick County on December 26 1888 he was WWI veteran and a longtime surveyor. Survived by wife Edith Foley married June 11 1930. Funeral Saturday 11 AM at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Ralph R Richardson 85 of Berryville died today at home in Clarke County born June 6 1879 in St Joseph Missouri Yale crew football and board chair former director of United Biscuit Co. Survived by three children eight grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 12 noon at Grace Episcopal Berryville burial church yard. Floyd Jimmie Walker 53 of 602 North Kent Street died Tuesday afternoon born August 16 1911 in Middletown son of late Mr and Mrs William Walker member of Supreme Council of the House of Jacob Inc. Survived by widow Juanita and five sons and three daughters and several relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the Supreme Council of the House of Jacob on Red Bud Road burial Orrick. Family will receive friends at Cartwright Funeral Home tomorrow 6 to 10 PM.
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Henry Campbell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Campbell
Frederick County
Rosser L
Catherine Crisman Campbell
Kernstown
Jones Funeral Home
B. L. Lock
Paul Reiter
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ralph R. Richardson
Berryville
Fairfield
Clarke County
Mr. Richardson
St. Joseph
John D
Maria C. Richardson
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N.H
Yale University
Yale
Chicago Carton Co
United Biscuit Co
Edwin J. Winters
Washington, Conn
Walter Crawford
John D. Richardson, II
Floyd
Jimmie) Walker
N.kent St
Middletown
William Walker
Supreme Council of the House of Jacob Inc
U.S.A
Juanita Walker
Floyd R
James
Joe Ray
Samuel
Daniel Walker
Bettye
Joan Walker
Anna Curry
Winchester
Jonah Walker
William and
Everett Walker
New York City
Frank
Joe
Samuel Walker
Emma Walker
Washington
Lucy Walker
Claudie Catlett
Supreme Council of the House of Jacob
Red Bud Road
Gabriel E. Bell
Orrick
Eugene H Campbell Service Details Saturday
Eugene H Campbell will be honored in a funeral service at 11 00 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Campbell
M. Jones
Longshoremen Face 80 Day Cooling Off Period
The board of inquiry named to resolve the dispute would oversee an 80 day cooling off period. It will investigate and report to the President and hold a union membership vote on managements latest offer. The executive order cites risks to health safety and vital food and perishable goods movement to crowded areas.
China leader delivers massive parade address in square
Mayor Peng told 500000 paraders that imperialists will perish and人民 should unite in struggle. He warned against any claim of a nuclear device by China, saying such reports are fabrication and history’s law ensures the people's future progress.
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Mao Tze-tung
Liu Shao Chi
China
Peng
Johnson Urges Bridges in Europe to Foster Peace
President Johnson framed a plan to build trade, ideas, visitor, and humanitarian bridges to Europe as the path to permanent peace within Europe’s historic boundaries. The lecture at the university drew about 2 000 students, faculty, and locals with Humphrey Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater names mentioned for future appearances.
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George C. Marshall
Europe
Johnson
Ephis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Swan gender terms: cob pen and cygnets
A male swan is called a cob a female swan is a pen and their young are cygnets. This terminology explains the traditional names used for swans in ornithology.
Wall Collapses Trap Fire Crew Wounding and Deaths
Five people died at a city hospital after a wall collapse during firefighting. Fire Chief William Terrenzi, ill but present, noted the wall’s failure contradicted expectations. A second wall fell ten minutes later, burying a fire truck and ambulance and injuring none seriously.
Colonel Convicted In Absentia In DUI Case
Col. Oscar Bucholz, missing since June from his Virginia Army post, was convicted in absentia of driving under the influence. He was fined $100 and $28 in court costs after being found in Dallas on August 7, later returned to Fort Monroe for Army investigation.
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High Point
N.C
Oscar Bucholz
Virginia
Buchholz
Dallas
Ft. Monroe
Army
Beating Claims Against WV Troopers Cleared
West Virginia State Police Col. Burchett cleared Troopers M M Davidson and G E Arthur of beating 62 year old Robert Kyle Wall after his Sept 8 arrest in Charles Town. The investigation found no evidence Wall was denied medical care. Wall recovered after a heart attack while in Winchester Memorial Hospital and will be tried for drunkenness when health permits.
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Charleston
West Virginia
W. E. Burchett
Charles Town
W. Va
Burchett
M. M. Davidson
G. E. Arthur
Tree Variety compares Great Smoky Mountains to Europe
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park hosts nearly as many tree varieties as the continent of Europe, highlighting its exceptional biodiversity and broad botanical diversity within a compact area.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Europe
Virginia Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a low of 50 to 55 and a high of 68 to 72. Saturday looks mostly cloudy and mild.
Last day for wheat signup in Frederick Clarke Counties
Tomorrow is the final day for wheat farmers in Frederick and Clarke Counties to enroll in the 1965 ASCS wheat support program in Winchester and Berryville. Rain totals for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today are noted, with October and year-to-date rainfall and long term averages provided.
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Frederick
Clarke Counties
ASCS
Winchester
Berryville
Community Chest Parade Cancelled in Winchester Frederick
The 1964 Winchester Frederick Community Chest parade is cancelled due to many units having other commitments. It was rescheduled for Saturday night after an earlier rainout. President Henry A. Lowry cited ongoing commitments as the reason.
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Winchester - Frederick
Community Chest
Henry A. Lowry
Chicago livestock market report prices by weight and class
The Chicago market shows hogs 6 000 head with butchers up to 25 higher and varied weights mainly in the 17 dollar range for 200 to 225 pounds. Cattle totals include 1 300 pound slaughter steers around 27.75 and heifers around 24.50 with cows from 10.50 to 14.50 and bulls 16.50 to 18.50. sheep offer 80 to 100 pound lambs at 22.50 to 23.00 and ewes 5.50 to 6.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Hurricane Hilda disrupts Gulf coast. evacuations underway
The Atomic Energy Commission delays a planned underground detonation in Mississippi as Hurricane Hilda threatens the coast. Red Cross and civil defense mobilize with evacuation centers inland. Cameron Parish residents flee, a pontoon bridge replacement delays travel, and Grande Isle reports 80 percent evacuation amid a storm with historic ties to a 71 year old disaster.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Tatum
Hattiesburg
Miss
New Orleans Coast Guard
Cornelia
Hilda
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Atlantic
Louisiana
Cameron Parish
Audrey
Cameron
Army
Ft. Polk
Grande Isle
New Orleans
Gulf
Mickey Harris
Broadcasters Face Equal Time Claim in Johnson News Confs
The FCC ruled that broadcasters who carry President Johnson news conferences during the campaign must consider equal time claims from other candidates. The 4-3 decision found that airing an entire news conference is not bona fide news interview or on the spot coverage, which are exempt from equal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson
Vietnam Emissary Sees Shifting Alliances in Saigon Power Struggle
In Washington the Vietnamese embassy notes rising rivalries as old loyalties fade. Buddhist leaders and young generals push to oust Khiem while Thao, a veteran political figure, faces opposition. Khanh plans further military and government shakeups in days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Khanh
Young Turks
Khiem
Thao
Tonometer Measures Eye Pressure for Glaucoma Test
A tonometer is an instrument used to measure intraocular pressure to screen for glaucoma. It aids eye exams by detecting elevated pressure that can indicate optic nerve damage.
Wall Street opens steady with mixed small gains
AP reports a steady early trading session in New York with little change among major stocks. Steelmakers edge up on steel price hints while GM slips as a seven day strike continues. Ford, Chrysler and American Motors hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining
Sunray DX
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Dairies
Dumo Industries
Pennzoil
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
Standard Oil
Indianana
High Voltage Engineering J
Illinois Central
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Southern Railway
Eastern Air Lines
Air Reducetion
International Telephone
Scientists Claim Global Winters Have Been Cooling Since 2940
Scientists assert winters worldwide have cooled steadily since 2940, noting a long term trend across multiple regions. The claim emphasizes a consistent drop in winter temperatures over centuries with global reach.
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Evening Star
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Grace Episcopal Church
David Cammack
F. E
Jimmy) Walker
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Fleet & Co., Inc
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