Obituary: Edward Urich Richard 95 of Mountain Falls
Edward Urich Richard, 95, of Mountain Falls, died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born November 3, 1871, he was a retired farmer and organist, long time Sunday School superintendent, and a member of Mountain View Methodist Church. Survived by six children, eight grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren. one daughter preceded him in death. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Charles E. Andrews. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Edward Urich Richard
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Richard
Uric
Frances Hall
Richard
Mollie Cammer
Mountain View
Charlie Rouss
Bryan A. Richard
Roy
Winchester
Ruby Middleton
Mt. Jackson
C. E. Richard
Blacksburg
Thelma Barr
Arthella Anderson
Lelia Green
Jones Funeral Home
Charles E. Andrews
Gary Green
Richard Anderson
Roy C. Triplett
Ellsworth Dodson
John R. Cooper
Paul Richard
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Alexander Service for Bernard Alexander
Funeral service for Bernard Alexander of Washington will be held Thursday at 2 PM at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. The Rev David Cammack will officiate with burial in Milton Valley Cemetery Clarke County.
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Bernard Alexander
Washington
John H. Enders
Berryville
David Cammack
Milton Valley
Clarke County
Obituaries for Mrs. Pearl Taylor and Franklin Bowman
Mrs. Pearl Isabelle Taylor 52 of 321 Highland Ave died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She leaves husband and many Taylor children and siblings with 22 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home. Franklin Bowman 66 AP photographer died Friday in Arlington Hospital. Burial in Columbia Gardens followed funeral at Ives in Arlington.
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Pearl Isabelle Taylor
Highland Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Martinsburg
W. Va
William and
Anna Palmer McKinney
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Taylor, Jr
Alexandria
William 0
Winchester
Kenneth E, Taylor
Inwood
Wilbert L, Taylor
Rollene Hartman
Bonnie Graham
Baltim Md
Barbara Hershman
Mountain Falls
Connie Moats
Gore
Nancy Nesselrodt
Berryville
Robert McKinney
Bruce McKinney
James Higgs
Raymond Golightly
Margaret Barrick
Baltimore
Jones Funeral Home
Guy D. Bowman
Associated Press
Arlington Hospital
Mr. Bowman
Lebanon Church
Bachrach Studies
Boston
Washington
S. 1St St
Arlington
Elizabeth Schroeder
Nanie Schwartz
Falls Church
Marvin Holtzman
Ives Funeral Home
Columbia Gardens
Bible Readings to Be Broadcast in Chinese from Addis Ababa
The Radio Voice of the Gospel plans test broadcasts of Chinese Bible readings beamed to the Far East. The service will originate in Addis Ababa Ethiopia and begin late in October.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Far East
Radio Voice of the Gospel
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Whitacre Former School Official Dies at 77
Fred A. Whitacre 77 of Whitacre and a former Frederick County School Board member died yesterday at Shawnee Nursing Home Winchester. He was a retired postmaster merchant and store operator. Burial at Redland Cemetery Whitacre with service at Ebenezer Christian Church.
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Fred A. Whitacre
Whitacre
Frederick County
Shawnee
Winchester
Mr. Whitacre
William Clark
Annie Giffin Whitacre
Geneva Shade Whitacre
Washingtons New Council Head Faces Senate Fire
President Johnson named Max M Kampelman to chair Washingtons restructured city council drawing criticism as a former Bobby Baker crony with a questioned military record. Kampelman declined to respond until Senate hearings while Curtis links the nomination to other Baker associates Abe Fortas and David G Bress amid Baker tax evasion theft and conspiracy convictions.
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Washington
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Max M. Kampelman
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
H. R. Gross
Kampelman
Senate
Curtis
Bobby Baker Associates
Abe Fortas
U.S. Supreme Court
David G. Bress
U.S
Baker
De Gaulle Tries to Ease Farmer Riots
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle moved to ease the French farm crisis by appealing for farmer cooperation and a halt to bloody demonstrations. He spoke after Monday riots injured about 250, with more than 100 farmers and 66 gendarmes hurt in Quimper. The National Farmers Association blamed government policy for crushing agriculture amid European Market competition and lack of subsidies for small farms.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Brittany
Quimper
National Farmers Association
Washington Resigns After Fort Necessity Defeat
After a 1754 defeat by the French at Fort Necessity George Washington faced demotion but chose to resign from the army, ending his commission.
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Fort Necessity
George Washington
Middletown Considers Zoning Changes and Water Line Extensions
The Zoning Commission discussed starting a new system by December and studied extending water lines to additional streets. No final action was taken by the Council. The town buys water from Winchester, and new line construction must be funded by the town.
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Wilson Borden
Zoning Commission
Winchester
Hanging pots brighten shade trees with bright geraniums
Readers are advised to add color under shade by suspending potted geraniums, begonias, or fuchsia from sturdy branches to create a vibrant vertical display. The idea blends resilience with decorative appeal for gardens and patios.
Weather notes for Winchester skies and rainfall data
Fair tonight with a low 44 to 52. Tuesday October 3 sunset 6 54 p m sunrise 7 10 a m. New Moon today 4 24 p m. Rainfall past 24 hours none. October rainfall to date none. 1967 rainfall to date 28 64. Five year January December totals listed from 1962 to 1966. Average monthly rainfall figures given for the past 54 years with monthly totals.
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Winchester
Buddhist nun self immolates amid South Vietnam protests
A 20 year old Buddhist nun set herself on fire in a regime linked protest as clashes widen in South Vietnam. U S forces press in highlands with added troops while Belligerents report several dozen KIA on both sides and ongoing DMZ shelling.
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South Vietnam
Highlands
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Con Thien
U.S
Pleiku
Wall Street Edges Up As Flux Doubles on Trade News
The New York Stock Exchange opened with a slight overall rise as gains and losses among issues were nearly even. Floor reporting lagged by one minute while brokers anticipated a continuous rise in prices from improving news, with talk of higher railroad freight rates, expanded August installment credit, Chrysler aiming for record October output, copper strike signs easing and steel production rising.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler
Foltz and wife indicted for armed robbery in Spotsylvania
Max Foltz of South Cameron Street and his wife Judith Ann Foltz were indicted by a Spotsylvania County grand jury on armed robbery charges connected to the July 8 Stephens Pure Oil Station robbery in which $660 was taken. Foltz trial set for Nov 16 with bonds of 3000 and 1000. Santmier hearing earlier resulted in dismissal of his warrant. Dr Elizabeth S. Lee, Hollins College physician since 1948, died in Roanoke.
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Max Foltz
S. Cameron St
Spotsylvania County
Foltz
Judith Ann Foltz
Philip Santmier
Kernstown
Stephens Pure Oil
Santmier
T. Stokely Coleman
Fredericksburg
Platinum's Dense Weight Sparks Rings From Cubic Foot
A single cubic foot of platinum weighs about two thirds of a ton and could supply roughly one million wedding rings, illustrating the metal's extreme density.
Bandits Escape With Five Thousand After Hold Up
Two armed men rob a downtown department store at 13 East Broad Street before 9 a.m. looting about $5,000 and forcing five employees into a closet. They steal a police paddy wagon, injure no one, and flee the scene after overpowering Patrolman Roger Owens.
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Richmond
Charles Department Store
East Broad St
Jean Carson
Roger M. Owens
Owens
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