Obituary for Kathryn Eye Funeral Service Held
Kathryn Eye obituary notes pallbearers L Linwood DeHaven Charles E Clark Roy L Dellinger P Richard Wolfe William B Russell James A and eight step grandchildren. Funeral service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Donald Scruggs. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Boyce Council Sets October Meeting at Fire Hall
The Boyce Town Council will hold its October meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Boyce Fire Hall. The public is invited according to a spokesman. Salam, a veteran Moslem politician and rebel leader from Lebanon, was asked to form a government after Suleiman Franjieh became president. He ended his cabinet talks at 3 a.m. after 15 hours of consultations with leading politicians.
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U S Withdrawal Stalls Arab-Israeli Peace Talks
The surprise U S withdrawal from Middle East negotiations adds new complications to seeking an Arab-Israeli peace formula. Egypt denies missile movements violate the cease-fire, while Riad warns no missiles will be withdrawn and talks may resume only if violations are rectified.
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Death threat ultimatum in Cross kidnapping in Montreal
Canadian officials faced 8:30 a.m. EDT deadline as FLQ kidnappers threaten to kill James Richard Cross if demands for 21 prisoners, release to Cuba or Algeria, and $500000 in gold are not met. Government rejects ransom and calls for negotiations, noting public support.
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Crime Bill Heads For House Approval
Washington AP reports a sweeping crime bill aimed at organized crime and terror bombings moves toward House approval. Led by Rep. Emanuel Celler the measure sizes up to 11 bills, targets leaders in crime syndicates and gambling networks, tightens apprehension rules, and adds a terror bombing provision requested by the Nixon administration. Some lawmakers criticize haste and say the bill may not address street crime directly.
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Wall Street steady but slips amid Nixon Vietnam focus
Wall Street showed strength yet prices edged lower as the Dow Jones average fell to 779.85 at 10 30 am. Declines led advances on the NYSE with analysts warning the market may be overextended while investors awaited President Nixon’s Vietnam address. Big Board prices included Whittaker down, Telex down, Zenith up, Sperry Rand down, Armco Steel up, Chrysler down.
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Goodwill Truck Here Monday
The Goodwill Industries truck will be in the Winchester Berryville area on Monday to pick up shoes clothing furniture appliances toys and household items. Edward M. Bréwer executive director says there is a need for warm winter clothing and bedding. All donations aid evaluation training and employment for the mentally and physically handicapped.
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Weather Update for Winchester Virginia Today
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 50s. Thursday and Friday look partly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs around the 70s. Rain risk tonight about 20 percent and 30 percent on Thursday.
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Capitol Records Case Ignites National Debate
A high profile dispute unfolds at the White House over a Jupiter era cultural program. Figures from Miami New Orleans and Dallas weigh in as New Mexico groups push for policy changes affecting women and music instrument access dating back to 1790.
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First American Colony Newspaper Suppressed After First Issue
Had Only Public Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick was the initial newspaper in the American colonies issued in 1690. The Boston paper faced suppression soon after its sole issue.
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