Obituary Notice of Mt Zion Member and Family
Obituary lists Emily and Davey Myers and Mt Zion Methodist Church member Ian Welker of Washington D. C. and Lucy Walker of Middletown. Survived by seven sons Everette Walker York William Walker J Floyd Walker Frank Joseph Walker and others. Miss Claudia Myers. 14 grandchildren. seven great grandchildren. seven great great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Mt Zion Church Middletown. Body available for viewing 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paia
Emily
Davey Myers
Mt. Zion Method Church
Middletown
Ian Welker
Washington, D
Lucy Walker
Middle of
Neen
Everette Walker
York
William Walker
J . Floyd Walker
Frank
Joseph
Walker
City
Claudia Myers
Mt. Zion
Methodist Church
Middle
Infant Graveside Rites Held for Lake Infant Daughter
Lake Valley Avenue infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lake died recently. Graveside rites were conducted Friday at Mount Hebron Cemetery. She is survived by her parents two brothers Stephen and Jack and sister Gail, all at home.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jack Lake
Valley Avenue
Stephen
Gail
Robbers Seized escort after nine ton propeller theft
Italian motorcycle police spotted a truck pulling from a ship in La Spezia carrying a nine ton propeller stolen earlier. They escorted the vehicle to Brescia directing traffic to prevent pursuit.
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LA Spezia
Italy
Brescia
Kennedy cancels Seattle swing amid scheduling doubts
Kennedy called off appearances in Seattle with media and party officials unsure if dates can be reinstated. Salinger said Kennedy cannot travel to Seattle given time constraints while a possible Seattle Fair telephoned decision looms. Democratic groups expressed regrets and said the swing’s cancellation does not cripple the November campaign.
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Salinger
Kennedy
Seattle
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Democratic Party
Sheraton-Blackstone
O'Hare International Airport
India Says Chinese Onslaught In Northeast Continues At Dawn
Indian Defense Minister Menon described the Chinese attack in the northeast as premeditated and concerted with large forces, after heavy bombardment. He noted fighting in Ladakh’s Chip Chap River valley and said Indian supply planes faced ground fire but all returned safely. He accused Peiping of prevaricating about Indian actions and said India planned to ask Bhutan to allow Indian forces to enter to bolster Himalayan defenses.
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Menon
Chip- Chap River
Ladakh
India
Peiping
Bhutan
Dom
China
Little Kingdom
Calcutta
Jigme Dorji
New Delhi
Indian
Tibet
Sinkiang
Shorthorn Feeder Calf Sale Sets Records at Farmers Exchange
A total of 96,006.89 dollars was paid for 785 head of cattle at the eighth annual Shorthorn Feeder Calf Sale at the Farmer's Livestock Exchange. Cattle averaged 122.30 dollars per head or 27.20 per hundredweight, weighing 449 pounds on average. The sale, largest to date by head, saw 490 steers bring 66,717.58 dollars at 134.84 per head. Heifers totaled 295 head for 29,289.31 dollars, and 436 steers added 59,933 dollars with 483 pounds average. W. A. Davidson chaired sale committee. Hank Davis assisted. Martin Streit auctioneer. supported by Extension Agents from Frederick, Clarke, and Fauquier Counties.
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W. A. Davidson
Hank Davis
Martin Streit
Frederick
Clarke
Fauquier
Exchange Club Plans for Tuesday Meeting
Exchange Club meets Tuesday at noon at the George Washington Hotel to discuss plans for a Symphony Concert. The article also notes China India border fighting near Bhutan with Bhutan seeking defense talks in New Delhi.
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Winchester Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Break In at Grafton L. Ogden Home Under Investigation
The Frederick County Sheriff's office investigates a break in and theft at the Grafton L. Ogden home near Middletown. Items taken include a Stevens 12 gauge shotgun with interchangeable barrels, a .22 rifle, power tools, a wristwatch, canned ham, ammunition, a camera, field glasses, and more. Entry occurred between Monday morning and Thursday evening while the Ogden family were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Grafton L. Ogden
Middletown
Robert L. DeHaven
Ogden
Vatican Council Appeals for World Peace
The Vatican Ecumenical Council urged world peace and brotherhood among all people. In St Peter’s Basilica a declaration was adopted by 2,700 council fathers calling for collaboration to create a more ordered, peaceful world and inclusive fellowship among believers and nonbelievers alike.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Fall Colors Past Peak in Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoah National Park superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins says colors are past peak though some beauty remains. Higher elevations show few leaves while scattered trees along Skyline Drive still display bright color.
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National Park
R. Taylor Hoskins
Shenandoah National Park
Skyline Drive
Mr. Hoskins
University to process transfers under court order
Five black students referred to as good academically qualified declined to be named. Governors Patterson and Wallace were away. Wallace ran on segregation. At Alabama, James Newman said applications will be processed but no admissions before February. Court order from six years ago bars racial admission bans.
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Alabama
John Patterson
C. Wallace
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
James H. Newman
University of Alabama
U.S. District Court
Miss Lucy
United Nations Debates Nuclear Test Plans and Racial Policy
The UN assembly’s top political committee plans to push debate into another week before voting on rival nuclear test proposals. In a separate session, U S Ambassador Francis T P Plimpton pledged efforts to end racial discrimination at home and abroad, citing U S progress amid southern turmoil.
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United Nations
Assembly
United States
U.S
Francis T. P. Plimpton
South Africa
Mississippi
Plimpton
Final high altitude explosion tests in Operation Dominic
Officials at Admiral Harry D. Felt's Pacific Command near Honolulu observed the third and final high altitude test of Operation Dominic using a Thor booster. The event followed delays and abortive efforts with multiple holds before the Friday night launch, and it was unclear if further air drops would be released from airplanes.
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Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific Command
Honolulu
Northern Virginia Firemen Meet in Strasburg
Members of the Northern Virginia Firemen's Association gathered in Strasburg for their annual Fall Zone Meeting. State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Winchester will speak at a 6 30 p.m. banquet after 3 p.m. registration. Meetings, a dance, and civic welcomes completed the day.
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Strasburg
Northern Virginia Firemen’s Association
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Firemen's Association
Miller
Colorful Fall Leaves Along Skyline Drive Hike
The lower mountain slopes and coves visible from Skyline Drive showcase red maples red oaks red oaks and tulip poplar with black gum present. If the weather stays good the display may persist for several days making park trails ideal for autumn hikes through rustling leaves.
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Skyline Drive
Weather Elsewhere Quiz Answers
A compact quiz item lists answers to questions on courts in the United States and geography. It references Louisiana Olympic Peninsula and national and American leagues with yes true and false designations.
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U.S. Courts
District
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Louisiana
India
Denny's Commission Auction and Multiple Farm Sales Notice
Directory listing several auctions across Virginia and Maryland with dates Oct 24 through Nov 10. Items include furniture appliances household goods dairy cattle Polled Herefords Guernseys cleaning plant real estate and farm equipment, with named auctioneers Orndorff Brumback Merryman Duvall Woltz Headley and others.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Staunton
Verona
Hereford Assoc
Hidden River Farms
Woodstock
Mayfield Farm
Maryland State Fair Grounds
Timonium
John B. Merryman
T. J. McInturff
Middletown
B. O. Brumback
J. M. Bennett
Cedar Grove
W. D. Orndorff
Boyd Brewer's Farm
Rt. 50
Mt. Williams Road
Hurl Himilright
Cain Cleaners
Stephens City
Minnie H. Taylor
Frederick County Court House
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
WM. A. Johnston, III
Geo. M. Martin
Robert K. Woltz
Frederick County
Chas. R. Duvall
Weather forecast for today and Sunday
Cloudy but fair today with a low of 40 to 48 degrees. Sunday will be warmer with some clouds and possible showers later, bringing scattered shower chances.
Rainfall Update and 49 Year Averages
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today None. October total 1 12 inches for 1962 month to date 31 64 inches. The average yearly rainfall over 49 years is 36 86 inches. Monthly averages listed from January to December range 2 43 to 3 90 inches.
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Mare
Hoe
Atlanta Judges Split Over Contempt Ruling In Barnett Johnson Case
Chief Judge Elbert P. Tuttle held no ruling yet on contempt charges against Gov. Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson. Five of seven judges backed a Justice Department injunction, while Griffin B. Bell and Walter P. Gewin dissented on naming the state as a party. The dissent urged continuing contempt proceedings to restore normalcy.
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Atlanta
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Justice Department
Griffin B. Bell
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. District Court of the Southern District of
Nee 4
Johnson
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Kiwanis Club
War Memorial Building
Ones Funeral Home
Easurld
Clember
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
du Pont “Lucile” Wallaint
John W. Rosenberger —& Co, Inc
Commerce St. MO
Cleveland
Ohio
Cadillac
Red
Farmer’s Livestock Exchange
Exchange Club
Vatican Council
Appeals
Me Larey
Brumback’s
N. Cameron
N. Virginia
Marie Williams
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Creveland Iver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Lena
Juneau
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Richmond
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Francisco
Tampa
McInturff
B., O. Brumback, Auctioneer
Valley Pike
Heinz CO
Virginia
Meredith
Baynt
Sanin
Glaize & Bro
S&h
N. Cameron St
Mary J. Evans
Patterson Ave
Winthrop
Laura L. McFarland
John W. Franklin
Charles R. Duvall
Summer
Berryville
Rippon
W. Va
Franklintown
Guernsey
Jersey
T.B
Bangs
John McAttee
R. E. Moreland
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