Obituary Notice for Donald D. Anderson Jr
Donald D. Anderson Jr. dies with services scheduled Monday at 11 AM. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends and relatives may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1970
Page
2
Donald D. Anderson Jr. dies with services scheduled Monday at 11 AM. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends and relatives may call at Jones Funeral Home.
Thousands of Egyptians, many students, marched through Cairo shouting anti Israeli slogans despite a government ban. Crowds gathered in Ramses Square near the railroad station as news flowed that the U S Senate passed a bill allowing unlimited weapons sales to Israel.
Frederick County 4-H Week events announced with daily activities led by Extension Agents Marshall Glass and Pauline Baccary. Thirty five club leaders and five hundred 4-H members participate across the county.
The article weighs incumbency advantages for U S Senator Byrd Jr in a bid for reelection against the logistical burden of serving in the Senate and campaigning. It contrasts George Rawlings and Ray Garland as the main challengers with Rawlings highlighting votes and Garland planning a large voter field operation.
A battalion of Cambodian government troops broke a roadblock on Route 4, clearing the highway toward Phnom Penh and its deep water port at Kompong Som. Heavy fighting and a mining incident at Neak Leung disrupted traffic on the Mekong crossing.
A reader at a train station notes a middle aged man following her and offering a drink. She worries she was rude. Abby says she was right to be cautious and not guilty, the man may have been lonely or trying to pick her up.
The September employment data show unemployment up modestly while a 36 minute drop in the average work week lowers earnings. Youths leaving summer jobs for school and seasonal adjustments help explain the figures as lawmakers blame Nixon policies in the run to elections. Labor’s metrics indicate total employment at 78.4 million with wages up slightly but inflation eroding real gains.
The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company will hold its semi annual membership meeting on Monday October 12 at 8 p m in the Clearbrook Fire Hall. The notice lists the time location and purpose of the gathering.
Arlington hosts District H three day meeting focusing on education reform, funding, and technology in the classroom. Speakers include Harold O. Miller and Pat Pope. sessions cover National Education Association affairs, unification, and Virginia Constitution workshops. District H serves Arlington, Alexandria, and Falls Church with about 2500 members.
Milton Nadell of the Los Angeles Philharmonic mortgaged his home eight years ago to buy a 236 year old string bass. He used the instrument in performances and kept it on display in his living room. A small group within the trafficwork of the Democratic party allegedly pressed to tie his hands, and Nadell refused, choosing to go directly to Virginia citizens and run on his record.
Three men sustained injuries in a one car crash at the Rt 11 and Rt 37 intersection. Arthur E. Clark 22 of 300 National Ave in Intensive Care with a deep ear laceration skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. Stewart E. Dellinger 19 of Strasburg and Roger Lee Showalter 21 of Rt 4 were in satisfactory condition with facial injuries and a broken leg respectively.
Mr Smalley states Harry Byrd has a tough battle ahead with no party organization backing him. He notes Byrd refused to sign an oath to support the Democratic nominee for president two years hence, leaving him without party loyalty.
Clear tonight with a low in the 40s and near 50 in the far east. Sunday mostly sunny with highs in the 60s to 70s. Extended outlook calls for cooler nights and continued sun. Yesterday's high reached 75 and no rainfall reported through 8:30 a.m. today. October and 1970 year-to-date rainfall figures, plus five-year totals and long-term monthly averages are documented.
Prisoners in New York City jails held 23 hostages as inmates overtook a third jail to press for faster trials, bail reforms, and better conditions. Police used smoke during tense clashes at the Queens House of Detention in Kew Gardens where 800 inmates resisted lockdowns. The Tombs riot earlier left 18 hostages amid a chaotic surge of fires and smashed windows.
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