Obituaries in Winchester area list four deaths
Obituaries note the deaths of William Dobbs Snarr 56 of Strasburg Noah Johnson of Boyce William Bentley Powell of Clarke County and a fourth unnamed service. Snarr was a warehouseman for National Fruit Products Corp and treasurer of Shiloh church with funeral at Shiloh EUB Church. Burial in Massanutten Cemetery. Powell worked for Chalk Transit Co in Washington and funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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William Dobbs Snarr
Strasburg
Mr. Snarr
Lebanon Church
Arthur
Marle Bowman Snarr
National Fruit Products Corp
Winchester
Shiloh
Lillian V. Whitmer
William A. ‘Snarr
Elbert Snarr
Wallie Hulver
Mountain Falls
Shiloh Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Fred Edge
EUB Church
Eldon Spaid
Harry Guard
George ‘Shade
William Davison
John Orndorff
James Fahnestock
Massanut‘ten
Woodstock
Stover
Noah Johnson
Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Branch
Reginald A. Mercer
Huston Wedlock
Abner Carey
Robert Morgan
Earnest Townsley
Beverly Williams
Julian Everly
William Bentley Powell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Powell
Virginia
Edward
Fannie Fletcher Powell
Chalk Transit Co
Washington
Clarke County
Adelaide Longerbeam Powell
Ida Jenkins
Berryville
Grace Wright
North Carolina
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
Shanholtz Gets New Trial After Mistrial
James Allen Shanholtz, 19, will face a new jury January 14 on a charge of seducing a Winchester girl with a promise of marriage. A jury of one woman and 11 men failed to reach a verdict, prompting Judge Elliott D. Marshall to declare a mistrial and continue the defendant's bond. Both Shanholtz and the girl were Handley High School students last year.
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James Allen Shanholtz
Winchester
Shanholtz
Handley High School
Five Road Deaths Push Virginia Toll Higher in 1965
The Associated Press reports five more fatalities raising Virginia’s 1965 road toll to 776, with two deaths in a single crash. Victims include Arthur James Gasperini Jr. of Raleigh in a two car wreck on U S 460 in Waverly. Charles Harrison Louderback 76 and Julia Catherine Foltz 83 of Shenandoah after a collision with a skid ding dump truck on Virginia 615. Vito Paul Delorenzo 45 of East Springfield in a three car pileup on I 495 in Alexandria. and John Dudley Dixen 29 of Lorton struck by a car on Virginia 642 near 748 in Fairfax County.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Waverly
Arthur James Gasperini Jr
Raleigh
N.C
U.S. 460
Shenandoah
Charles Harrison Louderback
Julia Catherine Foltz
Page County
Alexandria
Vito Paul Delorenzo
East Springfield
Interstate 495
Lorton
John Dudley Dixn
Fairfax County
P D Has First Negro Member
The Alexandria police department sworn in its first Negro member, Albert A Beverly, who was sworn in Friday. He is the only Negro on a Northern Virginia police force.
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Alexandria
Albert A. Beverly
Virginia
President Signs Bill to Combat Water Pollution
President Johnson signed a law strengthening federal control over interstate water pollution programs and boosting annual grants to 150 million dollars for sewage treatment plants. He pledged to revitalize the Potomac River by 1975 and extend clean water efforts to lakes and streams nationwide within 25 years.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Potomac River
Theodore Roosevelt
Potomac
Negro Demonstrations Escalate in Crawfordville Georgia
Across Crawfordville Georgia Negroes staged a pair of street marches after attempts to block white school buses and enroll Black students. Leaders pledge continued protests until Black children win equal education, with SCLC officials including Dr Martin Luther King Jr expected to join.
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Georgia
Crawford
Ville
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Supreme Court
Hayneville
Ala
U.S
Alabama
Taliaferro County
Carl E. Sanders
Warrenton
Bolden
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Lowndes County
Black
Thomas L. Coleman
Lowndes
American Civil Liberties Union
AMA Head Sees Medicare Harm To Elderly Care
AMA President Dr. James Z. Appel warned that Medicare endangers the quality of care for 18 million Americans over 65 and urged doctors to push for reforms. He spoke at the AMA House of Delegates opening, saying repeal is not the answer but mitigations through regulations are needed.
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AMA
Chicago
American Medical Association
James Z. Appel
Lanccaster
House of Delegates
Appel
Coup attempt in Indonesia creates confusion as Untung urges power
Reports from Radio Jakarta and later broadcasts describe Lt. Col. Untung seizing control and forming a 45 member revolutionary council backed by a dozen Communist sympathizers. Maj. Gen. Suharto moves troops to Semarang to confront Col. Suherman, while Nasution restores order in Jakarta amid uncertain loyalties.
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Untung
Radio
Jakarta
Central
Java
Suharto
Dea
Semarang
Suherman
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sukarno
Sai
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. State Department
Revolutionary Council
Communist Party
China
Saigon air battles and Viet Cong attack kill several in Vietnam
The report details US Air Force jets from Qui Nhon and incidents near Hanoi and Saigon. An F100 and an F4C were lost with parachutes seen for the F4C crew, while elsewhere Marines killed Viet Cong and South Vietnamese forces found arms caches. A Viet Cong bombing in Saigon killed four children and five police officers, wounding 32, with no Americans hurt.
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An Khe
Qui Nhon
Air Force
Saigon
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Rach Gia
U.S
da Nang
Than Hoa
Binh
Midway
Eght
Ninh Hoa
Negroes File Suits In Restaurant Disputes
In Richmond Virginia two Negroes filed federal suits under public accommodations rules of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Named parties include the Rock Shop near Amer ia Courthouse and Lucille's Restaurant at Gum Spring in Louisa County alleging refusals of service.
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Richmond
Virginia
Ameria
Gum Spring
Louisa County
Weather Today Forecast in Virginia
Fair tonight with low temperatures around 46 to 52 degrees. Sunday expected to be pleasant with highs 70 to 76. Monday will be fair and cool. Winchester skies noted for Saturday October 2 with sunset at 5:54 p.m. and sunrise at 6:10 a.m. The moon sets at 11:08 p.m.
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Winchester
Rainfall statistics for the 1965 period
Rainfall figures report 24 hour total 0.39 inches ending 8:30 a.m. today. October rainfall to date 0.60 inches. Year to date 1965 23.46 inches. Average yearly rainfall over the last two years 36.75 inches. Average monthly rainfall by month lists 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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Fragmentary Geography Quiz List
A short, fragmented geographic quiz item mentions Pearl Italy January 3 Liberia Egypt 1933 7 Spanish American 8 Ecuador 9 Annapolis 10 South China Sea. The readable bits suggest a multi location or theme based on world regions and years.
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Liberia
Egypt
Annapolis
South China Sea
Mayor Wagner to propose settlement in city newspaper strike
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner said he will submit settlement recommendations by midnight to end the 17 day newspaper strike if talks fail. He urged completing publication for Pope Paul VI's New York visit and noted his suggestions would not bind the guild or the Times.
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NEW York (Ap
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
New York
Pope Paul VI
Afl-Cio
New York Times
New York City
New York Post
New York Herald Tribune
Afl-Cio International Thepographical Union
Guild
the Times
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Winchester Evening Star
William C. Snarr
Johnson Service
Ice
Little Chapel
Millwood
Cartewright Funeral Home
William B. Powell
Elliott D. Marshall
Malaias
Loudoun Street
P.D
Fortiercial & Savings
Rbank Naurance Corporation
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bill
Don McKee
Nicholas Katzenbach
Midland
Tex
Jonathan Daniels
Montgomery
The
Deep South
Operation Suthern Justice
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce Street
Ol Oo
N. Cameron, Sr
Pittsburgh Paints
Ecuador
Mailers Union
New York Publishers Association
Theodore Kheel
Farm Insurance
Ial
Rthur, Inc
Boscawen St
C.1. Brumback & Sons
Gameron St
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