Obituary: Lloyd Burkholder 89 Fairfax County
Lloyd Burkholder age 89 of Fairfax County died Monday after a year of declining health. He retired in 1956 as superintendent of the Pentagon carpentry shop and was active in Bruen Chapel Methodist Church. Survived by widow Bertha and six sons, 23 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren. funeral Friday at Bruen Chapel Methodist Church with burial at National Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit at Money and King Vienna Funeral Home.
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Helen N. Dunn
Vienna
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Merrifield
Robert W. Burkholder
Dunn Loring
L. Macon
M. Gorgon
Fairfax
Maynard S. Burkholder
Cedar Lane
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Money and King Vienna Funeral Home
Maple Ave
Mrs Grove Dies After Long Illness in Summit Point
Mrs Elizabeth Briscoe Thomson Grove 85 of Summit Point West Virginia died yesterday after extended illness. Born June 14 1882 she was the widow of Dr W Barry Grove and mother of Dr Pembroke Thomson Grove of Winchester. Survived by four grandchildren three sisters and a late son W Barry Grove. Funeral conducted Friday at 11 am in Summit Point Episcopal Church with burial in Charles Town churchyard.
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Summit Point
W. Va
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Pembroke Thomson Grove
Winchester
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Kennon Scott Grove
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Imogene S. Thomson
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Octavia T. Chew
Episcopal Church
First Free Virginia School Began by Chaplain Copeland
A school started in 1620 by Patrick Copeland, a ship's chaplain, at Charles City County is said to be Virginia’s first free school, though it lasted only a short time.
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Patrick Copeland
Charles City County
Virginia
Rusk Warns Against Raising U S Import Barriers
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress that increasing U S import barriers would provoke retaliation by foreign nations and harm national interests. The administration case, joined by five cabinet members and trade negotiator Roth, argues against quotas tied to a broad protectionist push.
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Venus mission trackers highlight early space probe efforts
Pravda in Moscow reports on Venus 4 while U S sources note 10 Venus and seven Mars missions failed previously. Mariner 5, 540 pounds, will pass Venus at 2 500 miles Thursday to measure diameter and atmospheric features. Soviet plans remain unclear but Jodrell Bank is asked to track the craft for its significance.
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Proposed inquiry into auto insurance unfair practices
A House subcommittee staff report urges a major federal probe into automobile insurance firms for perceived widespread shortcomings. The study suggests FTC or a congressional panel handle the investigation amid Senate staff reviews and a push for a DOT inquiry.
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Weather Elsewhere From The Associated Press
Weather report compiled by the Associated Press outlines conditions across regions not covered locally. It highlights temperature trends rainfall chances and notable storm activity affecting travel and daily planning.
Wall Street mixed early as traders eye near term bottom
The New York Stock Exchange showed a mixed pattern with gains outnumbering losses while the Dow fell slightly. Occidental Petroleum jumped over 2 points on Libya oil discovery, Boeing rose about 2, IBM up 3, and early blocks listed International Paper down 14, Occidental up 4, AT&T down, Union Carbide flat. Settlement of the Ford strike may spur a rally, but GM and Chrysler talks loom.
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Weather Forecast for Virginia Shows Cooler Week Ahead
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a few showers possible tonight low 45 to 50. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the 60s and southerly winds shifting to the west. Five day outlook calls for below normal temperatures with daytime highs near 60 and nightly lows 34 to 42. Rainfall around one quarter inch possible Monday. Historical rainfall data and notes on post Revolutionary War Virginians deist views included.
Hypotenuse Six Aesop's North Athens Motto
Tyler Page reports from Athens Greece as a debate over a two percent levy flows through city council. Officials discuss implications for schools and public services while residents weigh the fiscal impact.
Tuck to Get Award in Yorktown Day Ceremonies
Rep. William M. Tuck will receive the Thomas Nelson Jr. Award for patriotism during Yorktown Day events in Yorktown, with Judge Conway H. Sheild Jr. presenting it. The program includes a memorial wreath-laying at the Monument to the Alliance and Victory and remarks by Brig. Gen. Bernard W. Rogers of West Point.
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Thomas Nelson Jr
Conway H. Sheild Jr
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Monument To the Alliance
Lord Cornwallis
Bernard W. Rogers
U.S. Military Academy
West Point N.Y
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