Obituaries for Carl and Ada Belle Benner
Obituary notices list Carl Sours and Ada Belle Benner as deceased. Surviving relatives for Carl Sours include four children Beulah Mae Rinker Earl David Sours Lynn and Benjamin F Sours two sisters and a brother with 13 grandchildren. Ada Belle Benner dies at 79 in Clear Brook and funeral services are scheduled at Jones Funeral Home with visitation announced.
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Beart Aeet
Carl
Aona Bell
Beulah Mae Rinker
Frederick County
Earl David Sours
Helena
Mont
Lynn
Benjamin F. Sours
Mounjtain Falls
Iain Falla
Ralph Bradley
Luray
Homer Tutwiler
Culpeper
Kenneth Sours
Omps Funeral Home
Winchester
Harold F. Fuller
Ivan Miller
Hurl Himelright
Ray Allamong
Carson Allamong
Ralph Williams
Tilden Hopkins
St. John’s Lateran Church
Ada Belle Benner
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Couch
John Ware
September rainfall boosts Potomac basin flow above normal
September rainfall in the Potomac River Basin averaged 7.64 inches, more than twice the usual. The Potomac at Washington flowed about 5.6 million gallons daily, over double the median for the period. Shenandoah was near normal, with South Fork clear and North Fork slightly cloudy. Front Royal observer notes dry conditions absorbed rainfall, reducing river rise. James River basin also saw well above normal precipitation.
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Potomac River
Washington
Shenandoah
South Fork
North Fork
Front Royal
James River
Education Chief Denies Busing Plan and Guidelines
Washington AP Commissioner Harold Howe II told the House Rules Committee the Education Department does not plan to require busing to desegregate schools. He said federal grants are used by communities for experiments, not imposed by Washington. Howe defended desegregation of faculties as legal, while critics accused overreach. Howe agreed to return for further questioning.
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Washington
Harold Howe II
Howe
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Office of Education
Smith
Washington (Ap
Omar Burleson
House Administration
Adam Clayton Powell
Jonathan B. Bingham
House
Bingham
Powell
New York
Youth Subdued After Attack at WHPL
A 17 year old assaulted Stan Rogers of WHPL after returning from Winchester Speedway. The youth damaged the hall and office, Rogers fought back and helped subdue him with three coworkers. Deputies arrested the assailant for assault and another man was later jailed for driving with no license.
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Stan Rogers
WHPL
Rogers
Winchester Speedway
Robert DeHaven
John Carl Foresman
18 Year Old Charged in ASU Coed Murder
An 18 year old Tempe state highway department trainee was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Laura Bernstein, 20, an art student at ASU. He reportedly changed his story and admitted inconsistency after reporting the body. Bernstein was killed September 21 outside a downtown hotel.
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Tempe
Ariz
State Highway Department
Arizona State University
David R. Mumbaugh
Laura E. Bernstein
Fair Lawn
John Lewis
Miss Bernstein
ASU
Bradley University
Peoria
Mumbaugh
Inez Storm Threats Florida Straits After Caribbean Rampage
Forecaster Paul Moore warned that the hurricane Inez could reach the Florida Straits tonight if she regains strength over Cuba. The storm churned from Guadeloupe through Haiti to Cuba, injuring hundreds, displacing thousands, and causing extensive crop destruction. Castro ordered evacuation of 123,000 people from southeastern coast areas as death tolls rose.
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Florida Keys
Cuba
Paul Moore
Florida Straits
Florida
Inez
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Haiti
Castro
Education tests show wide racial gaps in military screening
Defense Department statistics for June 1964 to December 1965 show 81.2 percent of 8year old white youths passed, while 32.5 percent of Negro youths did. National loan test failure rate at 25.3 percent, with highest rejection in the South and lowest in the Midwest and West.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Forces
American E Cation
Office of Education
South
Mid- West
Thomson acquires control of the Times in Britain
Canadian magnate Lord Thomson of Fleet gains 85 percent of Times Newspapers Ltd merging the Times and the Sunday Times into a new company. The move, announced in London, aims to develop the papers independently as part of a wider Times empire.
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Lord Thomson of
Fleet
Times of London
Britain
the Times
Thomson
London Sunday Times
Sunday Times
Daily Times
Times Newspapers Ltd
Ball Returns To Private Life After Five Decades in Policy
Former Undersecretary of State George W. Ball retires from government service after five years in top posts under Kennedy and Johnson. At 56, he cites pay and a desire to resume his Washington law practice. Nicholas Katzenbach named his successor with few dissenters. Ball, a key crisis diplomat, helped steer Cyprus and Congo events and advocated European unity and freer trade. He hails from Des Moines and plans a long Italian vacation before returning to law.
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Washington
George W. Ball
John F. Kennedy
Ball
Johnson
State Department
Dean Rusk
Katzenbach
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
White House
U.S
Cyprus
Des Moines, Iowa
Italy
Short-Lived DC Paper Strike Ends After Bargaining
Washington’s newspapers prepared to publish regular editions after a night of talks with federal mediator James A. Holden. The Washington Post, Evening Star, and Daily News resumed operations as unions and publishers worked toward a new contract with wage and benefit discussions ongoing.
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Washington
The
Evening Star
Washington Daily News
James A. Holden
Weather Today in Virginia Cooler with Rain
Rain and cooler today in Virginia with low in the 40s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy and cool with highs 56 to 60. North to northeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunset 6 35 p.m. Tonight in Winchester. Sunrise tomorrow 7 09 a.m. Moonrise 8 01 p.m. Last Quarter Oct 7.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total to 8 30 a m today October 19 1966. Cumulative rainfall to date 27 17 inches with average monthly rainfall by month for 53 years listed. Five year totals include 1961 33 15 inches 1962 32 46 inches 1963 25 24 inches 1964 27 35 inches 1965 22 28 inches.
GE Negotiator Sees Iew Strike Beginning Monday
GE chief negotiator Philip D. Moore says AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and other unions are pulling toward a strike starting Monday as 79 400 GE workers face a contract deadline. Federal mediator William Simkin joins talks to seek a settlement before midnight Sunday. The unions reject GE three year plan. wage offers include 4 percent first year and 3 percent in each of the next two years. The average GE plant worker wage is cited around 2 85 an hour or about 125 a week with overtime.
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Moore
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Tee
IWE
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
IVE
Paul Jennings
Forefathers Day marks Pilgrim landing at Plymouth
The celebration recalls the 1620 landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth on December 21. The event is remembered as a cornerstone of colonial American history and religious liberty.
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Plymouth
Soldier of Rubber and Monroe Doctrine Echoes Worldwide
A concise item notes a soldier and rubber in a context touching the Monroe Doctrine with references to Ghana Egypt Boston Nathan Hale Father William and Mineral. The fragment hints at historical or ideological links across places and names, possibly indicating postwar or policy themes.
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Ghana
Egypt
Boston
Nathan Hale
Father William
Mineral
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