Obituaries for Corinne Seabright and Portie Richmond
Corinne Seabright 87 widow of Alfred Fallon of Winchester and Capon Bridge area dies after a long illness. Survived by brother Douglas Seabright and sister-in-law Mrs. James Seabright with many nieces and nephews. Requiem Mass and burial held in New York with Coleman Pallbearers named. Burial in Hebron Cemetery Intermont West Virginia. Portie Marshall Richmond 52 of Augusta West Virginia dies of apparent heart attack. Survived by widow Dorotha Clark Richmond two sons David and Terry one daughter Maude Mowrey four sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Tearcoat Church of the Brethren Augusta with burial in church cemetery. Body at McKee Funeral Home Augusta.
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Alfred Fallon
Land
Nyack
N-Y
Winchester
Fallon
Douglas Seabright
Tupper
N.Y
James Seabright
Arthur Seabright
Walter Plundeke
Paul Hillyard
New York
David Jones
Donald Jones
George Jones
Gary Spaid
Harry Crouse, Jr
Robert Crouse
Hebron
Intermont
W. Va
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Portie Marshall Richmond
Augusta
W.va
Mr. Richmond
Jesse and
la Poland Richmond
National Fruit Products Co
Dorotha Clark Richmond
David Richmond
Terry Richmond
Harold Mowrey
Baltimore
Claude Richmond
Daisy Robinson
Aurora
Estie Lusk
Nona Wells
Sidney Carter
Manassas
Church of the Brethren
John Litten
Harley Myers
McKee
Combat Deaths Increase in Indochina War
SAIGON AP reports American combat deaths rose to 63 and wounded to 344 for the week, with total U S fatalities since 1961 reaching 43 737. Government forces list 246 Vietnamese killed last week, while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths totaled 1 457. Cambodia sees Route 4 and Route 5 closures and ongoing clashes near Phnom Penh and Kompong Chhnang impacting supply lines.
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U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Tailless Schipperke Dog Weighs Under 18 Pounds
A schipperke from the Netherlands and Belgium, a small breed related to the chow, is usually born tailless and typically weighs no more than 18 pounds.
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Schipperke
Netherlands
Belgium
Washington Elm Landmark Tied to Capitol Construction
The Washington elm stood near the Senate wing of the US Capitol until 1948. It is said to have hosted the first president repeatedly as a favored vantage point to observe the Capitol's construction.
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Washington
Senate
US Capitol
Capitol
Cairo honors Nasser as caisson leads funeral throng
A caisson bearing the body of Gamal Abdel Nasser proceeds through Tahir square in Cairo. Military guards line the route while crowds gather and a man atop a statue displays a portrait of the late president.
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United Arab Republic
Tahir (Liberation) Square
Cairo
Nasser Death Sparks Arab World Ties and Power Moves
The report describes Arab world leaders gathering in Cairo after Nasser's death, with Nie who attended from Cyprus and France and Britain missing due to diplomatic strains. It notes Egyptian factional struggles, mass prayers in Beirut, and satellite broadcasts as Sudan proposes an Arab summit to address the crisis.
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Cyprus
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France
Alec Douglas Home
Britain
Health, Education and Welfare
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United States
Nixon
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Middle East
Tito
Yugoslavia
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Belgrade
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Paris
Figaro
Alexandria
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Jaafar el Numairi
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Hose Bursts at Bridge Fire Alarm No Damage Reported
Stephens City firemen responded to a 5 a.m. alarm at the I 81 Rt 277 bridge but found no fire upon arrival. A water hose in a pickup with an attached camper burst and released steam before being fixed with no damage.
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I-81-Rt. 277
New Regulation Shortens Residency for Virginia Voters
The Frederick County Electoral Board released precinct registrar names and a new state rule cutting residence requirements from one year to six months. Provisional registrations for the November 3 election must be kept separate. Registrars by district and precinct are listed, including Back Creek Dry Run, Gainesboro, Opequon Canterbury Middletown Shawnee and Stonewall precincts with respective registrar names.
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Frederick County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Back Creek
Dry Run
Willie H. Mcllwee
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Gore
S.W. Riley
Lamps
Raymond Racey
Mountain Falls
Russells
James Allamong
Greenwood
Virginia Richards
Montague St
Kernstown
Claude M. Grove
Gainesboro
Ashtons
Audrey E. DeHaven
Siler
Bakers Mill
Susan Demorest
Whitacre
Dolans
Frank Whitacre
Cross Junction
Winifred Rogers
Yeakleys
Linden Anger
Winchester
Albin
Mildred Smith
White Hall
Colleen Russell
Opequon
Canterbury
Nellie Coffelt
Stephens City
Middletown
Cora Owings
Dorothy H. Carbaugh
Old Forge
Lucian Brumback
Rt. 4
Shawnee
Carpers Valley
James Grew
Sunset Drive
Papermill
Lucille Smith
Wea Villa
Stonewall
Clearbrook
Lucille O’connell
Neefstown
Lois Teets
Byrd and Rawlings Clash Over Budget and Liberalism
In campaign rhetoric, Garland calls Rawlings a desperate defeated man while Rawlings accuses Byrd of a bottomless barrel of blunders. Rawlings says Byrd votes for the privileged rich, Byrd touts conservatism and pledges to cut federal spending, citing Nixon era budget fat in foreign aid and SST programs.
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Rawlings
Byrd
Machinist Union
Portsmouth
U.S. Senate
Danville
Roanoke
United States
Norfolk theaters cancel Oh Calcutta showings
Norfolk and Portsmouth were to screen Oh Calcutta but theater owners canceled the performances amid controversy and fear of obscenity charges. Levine Theatrical Enterprises cited managers' fatigue with fingerprinting as a reason, while other cities faced Dept of Justice action and local court cases over adult content.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Robert Levine
Levine Theatrical Enterprises
Justice Department
Weather Overview and Long Range Forecast Virginia
Clear tonight with 40s overnight. Friday 60s, fair. Saturday mild. Extended: possibility of showers Saturday and Sunday with highs in the 70s and lows near 50. cooler Monday with 40s and 60s. Noon today 62, rainfall none. historical data included.
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Virginia
Soviet Protest Over Zionist Campaign In United States
Moscow lodged a formal protest with the U S Embassy accusing Zionist groups of waging an anti Soviet campaign in the United States The note singled out the Jewish Defense League as provoking threats against Soviet institutions and diplomats and said American authorities have not taken effective steps to protect Soviet representatives.
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Soviet Union
U.S
United States
U.S.S.R
Jewish Defense League
Can
Price rise sets haircut base in Pretoria Johannesburg
The AP reports the minimum price for a man's haircut in the Pretoria Johannesburg area is set at 1 Rand to 1.40 dollars, about a 25 percent hike. The higher rate also raises the cost of a shampoo and set for women.
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Rica
Pretoria-Johannesburg
Irene Joliot Curie Nobel Prize story of science union
Irene Joliot Curie daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie helped discover artificial radioactivity with her husband Frederic Joliot Curie. The couple earned the 1935 Nobel Prize in chemistry for this groundbreaking work.
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Pierre and
Marie Curie
Frederic, Joliot-Curie
Irene
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