Obituaries in Winchester Star October 10 1968
Obituaries note the deaths of Charles W Finfrock Sr 88 of Winchester and Florence Seabright 83 of Winchester along with Richard A Cooper 75 of Middle Road and Lillie May Miller of Annapolis. Graveside services are planned in Savannah Mount Hebron Buck Hill and Berryville Buck Hill sites with surviving relatives listed.
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Charles Weadon Finfrock, Sr
Winchester
Savannah
Finfrock
E.,. Chisholm
L. B. Dean Manshua
New Hampshire
C. G. Blanchard
Marble Head
Mass
Charles W. Finfrock, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Taylor
Frances Slaughter
Eva Whettell
Mable Wallingford
Ashland
Kan
Greenwich Bonaventure
Richard A. Cooper
Middle Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cooper
Frederick County
Joseph W
Sarah Ann Woore Cooper
First Methodist Church
Lela Virginia Luttrell
Richard L. Cooper
Miami Shores
Fla
Harold L. Cooper
Lillie May Miller
Annapolis
John H. Enders
Berryville
John A. Gowdy
Buck Hill
W.va
Byrd Pays Tribute to Retiring Virginias Tuck and Hardy
U S Senator Harry Byrd Jr. lauds Rep William M. Tuck and Rep Porter Hardy Jr. as they close long congressional careers. Byrd praises Tuck’s forthright principles and Hardy’s effectiveness on Armed Services and taxpayer savings.
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Washington
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D.va
Senate
Wiliam M. Tuck
Virginia
Sth
Porter Hardy Jr
2Nd
Byrd
Wll
Tuck
House
Virginia House
Bill Tuck
Hardy
House Armed Services Committee
Britain and Rhodesia leaders begin talks on majority rule
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesia's Ian Smith opened two hour discussions aboard the Fearless in Gibraltar after pledging uncompromising positions on unimpeded progress toward African majority rule and a braking mechanism. They suited to a referendum plan, with Smith standing by minority resistance and Wilson seeking swift settlement amid tense negotiations.
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Gibraltar
Britain
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Fearless
Wilson
Smith
Stolen Car Recovered In Martinsburg West Virginia
A 1965 Ford owned by E. W. Adams Jr. of Gainesboro was found abandoned in Martinsburg after a midnight theft. Adams watched a car pushed from his driveway toward Route 522 but thought it was a passerby’s mistake until discovering the loss at 7 a.m. No damage noted, state police said.
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Frederick County
Martinsburg
West Virginia
E.W. Adams, Jr
Gainesboro
Rt. 522
Fire crews respond to multiple small blazes and vehicle fire
Winchester firemen reported a sweeper brake smoke on Tennyson Ave at 9 30 a m but no fire or damage. Gainesboro crews searched Bloomery Hollow Rd for a roadside log fire at 1 10 p m with no blaze found. City units then tackled a car fire near 605 Van Fossen St with slight damage and brief incident time.
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Winchester
Tennyson Ave
William Godenour
Gainesboro
Bloomery Hollow
Rt. 522
van Fossen St
Tax Charges Against Priest
U S attorney charges Rev Robert Nikliboro also known as Robert Drew Rand failed to file income tax returns for 1963 1964 and 1965 with total gross income about 119960.44 He headed Boys Town of the Desert an orphanage in Banning California and lived in Palm Springs while running the Palm Desert operation. He is 37 and has led the orphanage since 1961 and announced a $4 million project in Beaumont.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Matt Byrne
Banning
Calif
Palm Springs
Beaumont
San Diego
Brothers of Charity of the Immacu
Heart of Mary
Nikilibore
Pueblo Breakthrough Hinted In Pueblo Crew Release Talks
Panmunjom talks between U S and North Korea entered a second day with reports of a breakthrough on freeing the USS Pueblo crew. Kyunghyang Shinmun cited sources saying the 82 sailors may be released soon. Lennart Finmark of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission attended for the first time.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Panmunjom
Pueblo
Kyunghyang Shinmun
North Korea
Lennart Finmark
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Washington Policeman Suspended After Fatal Shooting
Washington mayor announces new policy after a policeman who shot a Black pedestrian is suspended under a preliminary investigation. The measure relieves officers of duty in fatal shootings until investigations conclude.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Walter Washington
Wall Street Mixed Early As Merger Talks Weigh Markets
Wall Street opened irregularly lower in heavy trading as investors weighed mergers and special situations. The Dow fell about 2 points while VIA Corp dropped about 2 after announcing it would buy 80.5 percent of World Airways. Global Marine gained over 1, with losses in Chrysler Kroehler U S Smelting Southern Pacific and Johns Manville. Major blocks included Great Western Financial American Telephone Continental Telephone Pan American World Airways and Occidental Petroleum.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Exchange
VIA Corp
World Airways
Global Marine
Chrysler
Kroehler
U.S. Smelting
Southern Pacific
Johns
Manville
Great Western Financial
American Telephone
Continental Telephone
Pan American World Airways
Occidental Petroleum
Tobacco Takes Time in Kentucky Fields
Tobacco remains Kentucky's top cash crop but demands extensive labor with about 488 man hours needed per acre to cure, harvest, and process the leaf. The lengthy work spans farm tasks from planting to curing across the season.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Weather Forecast for Virginia and Winchester
Mostly cloudy conditions in Virginia with a chance of rain tonight. Lows around mid 50s, Friday cool with highs in the mid 60s, then Saturday brings fair and cooler weather. Noon high 56, low 54, year ago 56 and 52. Sunset 6:42 p.m. Moonrise 8:43 p.m. Last Quarter Oct 14.
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Winchester
Rainfall figures reveal varied yearly totals and averages
A historical rainfall summary shows past 24 hour rainfall ending 8 am today as none. October totals are 68.1968 rainfall to date minus 26.63. Five year January to December totals are listed for 1963 to 1967. Average monthly rainfall across 55 years is provided for each month and the annual January–December average is 36.50 inches.
NATO Nuclear Discussion in Bonn Under Tight Security
In Bonn, seven NATO defense chiefs met for secret two day talks on nuclear roles in Western defense. The McNamara Committee chaired session included delegations from the United States Britain West Germany Italy Denmark Belgium and Greece. The discussions draw on studies compiled since their April Hague conference.
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Bonn
Germany
NATO Ries
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McNamara Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Hague
Open House for John O. Marsh Jr Tonight
A public event honoring Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. is planned at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant ballroom in Front Royal. The Warren County Democratic Committee sponsors the 7:30 p.m. gathering as Marsh seeks a fourth term in Virginia's Seventh District.
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Front Royal
John O. Marsh, Jr
Virginia Gentleman
Warren County Democratic Committee
Marsh
Virginia
Julian and Columbia in distant world links
The notes name Julian and Columbia among key terms. The fragment lists Plymouth England Africa New York Missouri and a figure of three million, suggesting a historical archive item tying people places and a large quantity to a study or event.
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Winchester Evening Star
Charles Finfrock, Sr
Mrs
Guy Seabright
Florence H. Seabright
S. Braddock St
Staunton
Seabright
Bartonsville
William A
Joanna Copp Hockman
Charles Willard
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Miller Service
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Byrd Lands
Watkins M. Abbitt
Joel T. Broyhill
Thomas Downing
John O. Marsh Jr
David E. Satterfield
William M. Tuck
Richard Poff
William Scott
William Wampler
Bell Clothes of
Weather Bureau
ESSA
Pacific Northwest
Wyoming
Florida
Middle Atlantic
Texas
Lacy Anderson
V. Arthur
E. Boscawen St
NATO
Julian
Columbia
Pylmouth
England
Africa
Missouri
Glidden
N. Cameron St
Dredom
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