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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
2
Graveside service for Anna Tutin Crotzer will be held Thursday at 3 00 DST at Arlington National Cemetery. The service honors her life and service.
John W Stein 78 of 417 S Raleigh St Martinsburg West Virginia died yesterday in City Hospital after two recent hospitalizations He was born May 12 1887 in Berkeley County son of the late Philip and Mary Walker Stein He worked 60 years at Interwoven Mills Martinsburg retired at 73 He was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post 14 Tuscarora Lodge 24 100F and Mary la nd Avenue Church of Christ He is survived by his wife Bessie Clark Stein a son J Philip Stein a daughter Eva Lou Rossell a Florida stepdaughter Mary Adamson four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral at 130 PM Sunday at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with ministers Dwane Castell and Donald Wright Burial in Rosedale Cemetery with military rites. Gorillas are the largest of the manlike apes.
The president described stomach pains at the ranch on Sept 7 with suspicion of gall bladder trouble. White House physician Vice Adm. George G. Burkley examined him and ordered X rays after returning to Washington. X rays reportedly showed a poorly functioning gall bladder.
Bishops from England Canada Europe and North Africa urged the Roman Catholic Church to condemn all nuclear arms even for defense and to back conscientious objectors. The session also approved a major draft decree granting bishops broader powers and decentralizing Vatican authority.
In Santo Domingo a magazine office building was blown up marking the third bombing this week. Earlier blasts struck a drive in theater damaging a car, and a bar blast wounded seven U S soldiers and four Dominicans.
A kickoff at the Holiday Inn East raised 2000 for a campaign to place highway billboards into the Shenandoah Valley. Donors include Alson H. Smith who gave 500, with other firms contributing. Signs planned along I 70 north of Hancock, the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Breezewood, and US 11 15 north of Harrisburg. The Joint Highway Signs Committee governs the project with regional and county representatives.
Dinners will be served at Mt Carmel Baptist Church tomorrow beginning at 5 p.m. For reservations or deliveries call 662 7493.
Partly cloudy and not so cold tonight with a low 38 to 45. Thursday will be cloudy with a high near 70 and a chance of rain. By afternoon or night rain is possible and Friday clears and cools. The five day outlook shows temperatures two to six degrees below normal with warmer Thursday cooler Friday and Saturday and a warm Sunday and Monday. Rain expected early and again around Monday. Sunset today at 5 47 p m Sunrise tomorrow 6 14 a m Moonset tomorrow 3 03 a m Full Hunters Moon October 10.
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m shows Inone. October up to date total sixty.1965 year to date twenty three point forty six inches. The long term average is thirty six point seven five inches per year. Monthly averages list January two point four zero inches through December two point four zero inches.
James Edward Webber is bound over for the grand jury on felonious assault after a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court. The alleged attack on 20 year old Andrew Roberts of Winchester outside the Elks Club on N Kent St left Roberts with shotgun wounds to the neck and chest. A cousin testified hearing a shot and seeing Webber run, collide, and drop a shotgun. Police Captain Warren Rudolph said Webber initially denied then admitted the shooting. A separate hearing ordered James Alexander of Winchester held for forgery grand jury action.
Berryville Town Officer Roy Breeden recaptured James W. Miller 35 of Hedgesville after Miller escaped from Road Camp No 24 Montra Virginia on July 16. Breeden stopped Miller on E Main St and found him an escapee. Miller had robbery conviction and a 12 year sentence in Winchester.
Volcanic eruptions in Hawaii expand the island as red lava pours into the ocean creating land. Researchers note lava flows build new coastline and alter coastal landscapes with each eruption.
Wall Street opened with sharp losses across sectors led by electronics and high flyers after news that President Johnson will undergo gall bladder surgery. Major issues including IBM and General Electric held steady while Du Pont and several autos dropped. The Associated Press average rose as investors reassessed the market near highs.
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