Private graveside service for Robert Trimble at Arlington
Robert Maurice Trimble of Coconut Creek Florida was honored with a private graveside service in Arlington National Cemetery conducted Friday by Rev. William Thomas Heath, a Princeton class mate. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Stuart and her mother Mrs. E C Stuart of Winchester and the late Dr. Stuart.
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Robert Maurice Trimble
Coconut Beach
Fla
Arlington National Cemetery
William Thomas Heath
Princeton
Trimble
Elizabeth Stuart
E. C. Stuart
Winchester
Dr. Stuart
Hutchinson Leaves Reds as Sisler Named Successor
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson resigned due to cancer and Dick Sisler was named to succeed him. Hutchinson had led the Reds since 1959 and won the 1961 NL pennant while Sisler, 44, had been a Reds coach since fall 1960.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
William C. DeWitt
Hutchinson
Reds
Truck Suppliers to Move Into New $50,000 Winchester Facility
Truck Suppliers Inc a wholesale auto parts firm will relocate to a new $50 000 office and showroom at 30 Commercial St Winchester The single story block building 120 by 120 feet will house offices showroom and storage with moves planned for February or March 1965 The firm now employs 18 at 24 W Germain St and 13 across five Valley branches Leesburg Middleburg Purcellville Vienna and Strasburg Charles A Getzendanner reports growth driven by branch expansion and business across the region.
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Leesburg
Middleburg
Purcellville
Vienna
Strasburg
Hamman Construction Co
Getzendanner
Johnson Sees Brezhnev Kosygin Shift and Peace Efforts
President Johnson discusses changes in the Moscow leadership with Brezhnev and Kosygin sharing power and outlines four consequences for the United States. He praises Khrushchev's restraint but notes his mistakes. Johnson emphasizes vigilance, cautious Soviet behavior, support for independence in Eastern Europe, and readiness to pursue peaceful talks. He cites a pledge to bury no one and to talk when helpful.
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Comunist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Benin
Ess
Moscow
Americcans
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Ture Moil
Eastern Europe
Anatoly Dobrynin
America
Cuba
Head On Clarke Crash Injures 5 Near Berryville
Five people were injured in a head-on crash on Route 632 about 4.4 miles north of Berryville at 6 10 p m on Saturday. Fred Pope 70 and Eva Bell Pope 18 of Berryville remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Dallas Kibler 18 of Boyce suffered contusions as driver of the first car. Ralph Sargent 58 of Winchester a Star carrier driving the second vehicle sustained scalp and leg abrasions. William Trenary 28 of Ridgeway West Virginia a passenger had contusions to the forearm and forehead. State Trooper Click said the Clarke County car headed north collided with the southbound vehicle. Sargent was delivering a paper and attempted to pull to the roadside to deposit another paper. Four other Winchester crashes caused property damage with no injuries.
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Berryville
William Trenary
Ridgeway
W. Va
P. F. Click
Clarke County
Sargent
Winchester
Virginia Adds 1,700 Jobs Via 28 Plant Expansions
Virginia's industrial growth in Q3 1964 includes 13 new firms and 15 plant expansions. Hamrick of the Division of Industrial Development and Planning estimates about 1,700 new jobs, with roughly 1,100 in new plants. Major additions include Corning Glass Works in Blacksburg and H K Porter’s Riverside Alloy Division in Augusta County, each ~300 workers.
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Richmond
Freeze Thay
Sy Joseph Gramsrick
State Division of Industrial Development and Planning
Hamrick
Corning Glass Works
Blacksburg
H. K. Porter’s
Riverside Alloy
Stuarts Draft
Augusta County
Union Bag+ Camp Paper Company
Franklin
Corning, Porter
Eastern Isles Corporation
Grundy
Virginia
Court Upholds Ballot Rule in South Carolina Legislative Race
The high court affirmed a South Carolina law requiring voters to mark as many candidates as offices to be filled. Republicans challenging the rule argued it would force voting for eight Democrats to count. The ruling aligns with a three judge panel and includes Nebraska Iowa boundary action and Brooklyn school transport questions.
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South Carolina
Richland County
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri River
Brooklyn
New York
Brownsville
East
Waynesboro Paper Backs Demo Ticket Editorial Endorses Johnson Humphrey
The Waynesboro News-Virginian endorsed the Johnson Humphrey Democratic ticket saying Johnson serves all the people and will advance solidarity and opportunity. The paper criticized character assassination in politics and highlighted Johnson’s domestic and international resolve.
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Waynesboro
Johnson
News - Virginian
Richard Nixon
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tornado Word Origin Traced to Spanish Tronada
A language note explains that the term tornado is derived from the Spanish tronada meaning thunderstorm. The etymology highlights how early observers described violent weather using familiar storm terms.
Cold Snap Grips East with Snow and Frost Across Regions
Freezing temperatures and some snow were reported in the eastern United States while a warming trend began west of the Rockies. Readings dropped into the 20s in the central Rockies with frost likely to the Oklahoma Texas Panhandle area. Snow swirled over parts of the northern Great Lakes as Pacific air moved south and east from New England to Texas. A line of showers stretched from New York to the west Gulf states.
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
North Atlantic Coast
Plains
Gulf
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Central
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
Great Lakes Region
New England
Texas
New York
West Gulf States
Weather Today Virginia Fair and Cooler With Winds
The Virginia forecast calls for fair, windy, and cooler today with a low near 40. Tuesday will be partly cloudy, windy and cooler with highs in the 60s. Wednesday remains fair and cool with above normal warming expected by weekend.
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Virginia
Baltimore Cattle and Hogs Market Summary
USDA market report from Baltimore shows cattle receipts of 1,300 with slaughter cows steady to 25 cents higher and bulls up to 50 cents. Slaughter steers 24.00 to 26.00, heifers 19.00 to 24.00, cows 9.00 to 14.00, feeder cattle 17.50 to 20.50. Hogs receipts 1,100 with barrows and gilts 25 cents lower, sows varied. prices listed for US 1 1/2, 1&2, and 2&3 weights.
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Baltimore
USDA
L.o.a.d
No Security Leaks In Jenkins Case Amid Two Arrests
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey said no security leak exists in the Walter W. Jenkins affair. Jenkins, a top White House aide, resigned after two morals arrests in five years and a 1959 FBI fingerprint report. Secret Service notes and a 1958 top secret clearance are cited. Dillon to investigate why the 1959 arrest was not reported to the White House.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter W. Jenkins
Johnson
Humphrey
Tampa
Fla
Jenkins
Douglas Dillon
Secret Service
White House
FBI
District
Dion
Dillon
Steels and Industrials Rise in Moderate Stock Market
New York financiers saw gains across major steel firms including U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and Jones Laughlin as GM stock fell fractions amid a four week strike. Eastman Kodak posted record earnings and Polaroid rose while Xerox eased. AP average of 60 stocks climbed to 328.4.
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New York
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
du Pont
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak
Westinghouse Electric
Polaroid
Xerox
Attic Fire Damages Home on Kent Street
Winchester firemen responded to 506 South Kent Street yesterday around 2 p.m. for an attic fire. Inspector W N Goche nour said damage was minor and wiring is suspected. squirrels may have chewed wiring covering leading to a short circuit.
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Winchester
Emmons E. Sager
S. Kent St
W. N. Goche
Nour
Shawnee Fire Co
Winchester Park and Shop
Sousa Conducts Choir in Irish Sea Concert
John Philip Sousa leads an ensemble in a maritime performance set on the Irish Sea with a program featuring Carnivores and notable selections aboard a vessel sailing south Atlantic waters.
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Irish Sea
John Philip Sousa
South Atlantic
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