Obituary for Effie E. McKinney of Winchester
Mrs Effie E McKinney 75 of Siler Route formerly of Cameron Street died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born in Strasburg June 2 1892 daughter of the late Henry and Lottie Bly widow of Lewis McKinney died March 10 1954 A First Baptist Church member she was the last surviving immediate family Graveside service set for tomorrow at 10 in Mount Hebron Cemetery Jones Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Effie E. McKinney
Siler
Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. McKinney
Strasburg
Henry
Lottie Fagett Bly
Lewis McKinney
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
School Night for Scouting Opens Monday in Winchester
The Shawnee District Boy Scouts of America announce School Night for Scouting events starting Monday at Senseny Road Elementary with one troop and one cub pack. Quarles Elementary Tuesday hosts four troops and three cub packs followed by Winchester Intermediate Thursday with four troops and four cub packs. Parents and sons can meet leaders and Scouts to learn joining details.
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Senseny Road
Quarles
Winchester Intermediate
Winchester
PTA Forum Highlights Education Talk Tuesday
Frederick County PTA invites the public to an eight o'clock meeting at County Junior High School with House of Delegates candidates F. L. Largent Jr. and Delmer Robinson as speakers. Moderator Eugene Funkhouser, school superintendent, will guide the program focused on education as parents are urged to attend.
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F. L. Largent, Jr
Delmer ‘Robinson
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Parent- Teachers Association
Barbara Lazazzera
PTA
Eugene Funkhouser
Charles DeHaven
Godwin Won't Comment On Kindergarten Funds
Governor Godwin declined to say how much of the 29.5 million requested by the State Education Department for kindergarten programs in the next biennium would be included in the budget. He pledged to carry out the 1966 legislation creating state kindergartens despite criticism over the Metropolitan Area Study Commission report. He opposed a single authority for toll facilities and said Bay Bridge Tunnel bonds must stand on their own. Tax proposals may be raised next session, but he would not seek new taxes.
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Godwin
Education Department
Virginia Metropolitan Area Study Commission
General Assembly
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia League of Municipalities
Virginia Association of Counties
Bbut
Godwin Says He Has Heard Nothing on 1968 Delegates
Virginia Governor Godwin says he has heard nothing from the Democratic National Committee about whether Virginia's 1968 convention delegation must be integrated. He argues delegates should be chosen on qualification and ability, and that Democrats in Virginia would resent such orders.
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Richmond
Godwin
Democratic National Committee
Virginia
Economy Surges Ahead In Third Quarter 1967
The Commerce Department reports a $15 billion annualized jump in gross national product for the third quarter, the largest in six quarters, aided by a halt in inventory drag and despite Ford strike effects. The gain raises the GNP to $790.1 billion, bolstering calls for tax increases.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Johnson
Department
Ford Motor Co
Prosecution details Klan plot in Meridian killings
Testimony describes an eight man Klan team planning to ambush three men in Meridian Mississippi after being moved by local authorities. Witnesses testified they received FBI payments totaling $19,800 for information and involvement in the case.
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Philadelphia
Jordan
FBI
Wallace Miller
Meridian
Delmar Dennis
Dennis
Willie
Girl Hit by School Bus on Rt 522 North
A 6 year old girl, Nancy Armel, was struck as a school bus pulled away on Rt 522 north. She was taken to Winchester Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and released after a bump on the forehead and several abrasions were found.
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Nancy Armel
Winchester Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Lynda Johnson Hosts White House Dinner for Princess Alexandra
In the East Room the White House hosted 106 guests for a dinner dance honoring Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy. Lynda Bird Johnson Robb and Marine Captain Charles S. Robb attended, with six members of Lynda's wedding party present. the couple plans to wed December 9 at the White House.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
White House
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Charles S. Robb
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Robb
Virginia Weather: Weekend Warmth Then Showers
The forecast calls for fair and cold tonight with low 35 to 40. Saturday turns warmer with increasing clouds and a chance of showers Sunday. Five day outlook shows highs in 60s to 70s, lows upper 30s to 40s, with one half to one inch of rain. rainfall totals for past dates and years are listed.
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Appalachian Mountains
Gulf Coast
obituary for longtime AP executive in New York and Ottawa
The record notes the career of a CHAMBER editor who led foreign news during World War II, served as AP chief of bureau in Ottawa from 1945 to 1947, and held multiple top posts in New York. He held traffic and general managerial roles, with education at Michigan, King's College London, and Columbia, plus a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard in 1940-41.
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Nieman
Harevard University
Cool Drinks Across and More Word Puzzle Clues
A list of crossword style clues covering across and down entries. Includes hints for fruit drink texan fort social insect concealed matron ae geologic period ra tain presiding spirit roman per of social beginner coll. violate the truth french cleric fungoid growth large truck ventilate greek letter Persia phosphate nocturnal spirits roman light beam follower deep sleep teacakes rower larklike bird service cross jewish high best images indonesian Mindanao drop gently in water property item small mass exclamation sorrow drive down jewel colophonies pungent taste mariner direction expiate warning exclamation eat paradise west indian island artlessly energetic central poll ottoman imperial standard destiny barren predilection sea eagleva.
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Wall Street gains cling to tepid early recovery
Wall Street steadies after three day decline with the Dow up about 2 points as buyers step in near the 900 910 level. Gains by Schenley United Aircraft and Control Data contrast with fractional moves for Ford and sharper losses for GE Xerox and General Dynamics amid mixed opening blocks. The AP 60 stock average fell 2.3 to 331.1 the prior day.
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Evans Products
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Effiee, McKinney
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