Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Winchester Area
Obituaries note Noah Johnson of Clarke County dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral plans to be announced. Other notices list Elizabeth Mary Effie Bradford, Clarence Emmatt Spitler, Mrs Mary May Mason, Ira Colston with service details and survivors.
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Noah Johnson
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Johnson
George Johnson
Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Page Johnson
Mary Adams
Emily Thomas
Berryville
Robert Johnson
Winchester
James Johnson
Landsdown
Alexander
David
Frances
Daniel
Robert Jackson
Clarence Johnson
Louis
Alfred
Charles Johnson
Maryland
Edna Johnson
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Mary Effie Bradford
Abbeyville
Mount Hebron
Robert A. Magill
Lewis B. Meade
Oscar Carr
Roland Mitchell
C. H. Iden
Orie Royston
Glen Burch
Clarence Emmatt Spitler
Middletown
Mr. Spitler
Shenandoah County
John Spitler
E. C. Brumback
Strasburg Christian Church
Ruth Funk
Front Royal
Charles I, Spitler
Annie Michael
Blanch Riley
Roy E. Spitler
Marie Spitler
Lucy Spitler
Lula Coulter
Mount Jackson
Laura Neff
Strasburg
Pauline Catherine Spiker
Stover
David C. Derby
Lester Miller
James’ Baker
Ernest Goode
Irvin Grim
Robert Spiker
Raymond Henry
Riverview
Mary May Mason
Bertha Stayton
S. Loudoun St
Mason
Frostburg
William
Jane Patrick Dick
Isaac S. Mason
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stayton
Florence Cave
Dorothy McKinney
Elmer Mason
Edmond Mason
Marjorie Fletcher
Nain
Ada Hott
Mt. Williams
Ira Colston
Torrance
Pa.) State Hospital
John H. Enders
Wilbert Branch
Mitchel Williams
Daning Banks
Edward Mason
Edward Banks
Bismark Walker, Jr
Marshall Holmes
Little Chapel Cemetery
Cuban Exiles Spread Across U.S. in Resettlement Push
About 300,000 Cuban refugees are scattered nationwide with 80,000 in Miami. The HEW center reports 16,000 on federal aid, annual costs peaked at 56 million in 1963, and 92,000 relocated from Miami to other states through the center by Aug. 20. States with most arrivals include New York, New Jersey, California, Illinois, and Massachusetts.
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Miami
Fla
Manana
Fidel Castro
United States
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Havana
Mexico
Spain
Madrid
Mi‘ami
U.S
New York
New Jersey
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Texas
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Ohio
Florida
Connecticut
Virginia
District of Columbia
Viet Cong Executions Sparked Reprisal Fear in Saigon Market
In Saigon a government reprieve for a sixth prisoner sparked questions after a canceled execution revealed the man was Viet Cong. The Viet Cong announced three American executions as reprisals. Soldiers and police cordoned the scene as five men aged 26 to 33 were tied to stakes and shot by a 30-strong firing squad.
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Viet Cong
Johnson urges overhaul of world monetary system
President Johnson told finance ministers and central bankers that the international monetary system deserves a new and imaginative look to stabilize currency reserves. He warned U S deficits have driven other nations to grow their reserves and urged possible IMF and World Bank cooperation on a global illiteracy program and expanded educational exchanges.
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Washington
Johnson
International Monetary System
World, Bank and International Monctary Fund
United States
U.S
World Bank
IMF
Congress
AT&T Reports Record Earnings and Revenues
AT&T today announced record 12 month earnings of 1.747 billion dollars on revenue of 10.785 billion. Earnings per share were 3.33 with 527.9 million shares outstanding in the quarter and Bell System services built on about 80 percent of the nation’s telephone service.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
California
At&t
Bell System
Indonesian coup claim looms as 30 September movement acts
Radio Jakarta reports Untung declares generals and CIA planned a coup. Revolutionary council says it will establish civilian military councils across provinces districts and villages. Washington says situation unclear as Sukarno uses military and Communist officials to balance power and U.S. relations strain.
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Radio Jakarta
Untung
CIA
The
Revolutionary Council
Washington
Deepartment
Robert J. Moe Closkey
Sukarno
Communist Party
United States
U.S
Oakland Man Charged With Forgery
An 18 year old Oakland Maryland resident James Robert Alexander was charged with forgery and jailed on a 1000 dollar bond after attempting to cash a 400 dollar forged check at GW Motors in Winchester. He allegedly cleared two prior forgeries and a checkbook theft in a subsequent statement. No preliminary hearing was set.
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Oakland
James Robert Alexander
Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Alexander
GW Motors
Allen Bailey
Garrett National Bank of Oakland
Rudolph
Wall Street Opens Higher After Mixed Trading
New York AP reports irregular gains as Boeing rebounds three points following Lockheed’s $2 billion C 5A contract. Boeing opened down but recovered on strong orders, while Lockheed and Douglas faced delayed opens amid heavy order flow. Industrials and select tech stocks shifted, with the AP index slipping modestly from Thursday.
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New York
Boeing
Lockheed
Wall
Weather Today Tain wt Se Clearing Friday Night
Five day forecast shows temperatures average three to five degrees below normal. Cooler over the weekend, warmer Monday. Cooler Tuesday or Wednesday with rain Saturday.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for 52 Years
Rainfall data show 24 hour rainfall to 8 30 a m on October 21 1966 total yearly rainfall 21 at 8 30 a m on Oct 21 1966 year to date 22 86 inches average annual rainfall 36 75 inches for 52 years. Monthly averages list January 2 40 February 2 16 March 3 07 April 3 14 May 3 72 June 3 83 July 3 86 August 3 78 September 2 70 October 3 13 November 2 58 December 2 40.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Sotse
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Seduction Trial Begins Here Today
A 19 year old Winchester youth faces Frederick County Circuit Court on charges of seducing a local girl with a promise of marriage. Commonwealth seeks to prove she was taken advantage of while the defense argues mutual consent. Witnesses, mostly young girls, testify as the trial opens with alleged engagements and letters offered as evidence.
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Winchester
Frederick
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
James Allen Shanholtz
Shanholtz
Handley
Middletown PTA presses for school flasher lights
Middletown PTA meeting urges flashing signals at the Middletown School replacing old road signs. New officers were elected J W Legge Jr treasurer. Gene Jenkins president. Board considers Frederick County school in Middletown area with classrooms and auditorium use.
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Middletown
Middletown Grent - Teachers Association
PTA
Frederick County
Gene Jenkins
J. W. Legge, Jr
Roger Koontz
Stonewall
Clem
Rhodes
Legge
Afeteria
Fresh Fighting in Kashmir Reported Along Cease-fire Line
Radio Pakistan says Indian and Pakistani forces renewed fighting north of Chhamb with artillery and mortars. Pakistan protests to U.N. Secretary-General claiming India demanded withdrawal within 24 hours. New Delhi denies the charge.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
Kashmir
Chhamb
U.N
U Thant
India
New Delhi
Christ’s Age at Crucifixion Question Revisited
Scholars debate Jesus Christ’s age at the crucifixion with common estimates placing him in his early thirties. Historical sources vary. traditional views suggest around 33, while some arguments propose younger or older ages based on Gospel timelines and external records.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Noch Johnson
Bradford
Clarence Spitler
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Thomas Cave
Walter E. Mason, Jr
Charles Mason
Donald Stayton
Richard Stayton
Kenneth Mason
Colston
I, Q
el Salvador
Iraq
Don Grate
U.S.S, Arizona
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lorist, Inc
OUTO
Loudoun Street
NE. International
SONS
Cameron St
IBANK
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kek
Pacific Northwest
Lower Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
LBJ
Wall Street
SCM Corp
Steels
Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Eastern Air Lines
Xerox
IBM
Thiokol
Kline Elementary School
West of
Kline School
P,t.a
3. V. Arthur, Inc
Eugene Guenter
Christ
RVC
Farm Credit
Association
E. Boscawen St
Glaize
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