Morrissey’s Senate Confirmation Fates Tied to Other Business
Senate action on Morrissey remains uncertain as Mansfield delays the nomination to advance the sugar quota bill and a 4.7 billion supplemental appropriation. Democratic leader supports confirmation, while Dirksen offers to send the nomination back to the Judiciary Committee if it comes up before adjournment.
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Morrissey
Senate
Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Obituary Mrs Kitty Bowersett Harris 71 Berryville
Mrs. Kitty Bowersett Harris 71 of Berryville died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Widow of J J Harris a pharmacist in Berryville and Winchester. Born February 18 1894 in Culpeper County to John H and Buckner Gaines Bowersett. Survived by son-in-law John H Harris Stryker and daughter Anne Harris Stryker of Rochester NY three grandchildren and sister-in-law Miss Helen S Harris. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Berryville tomorrow at 10 a.m. Rev David Camack. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Kitty Bowersett Harris
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. J. Harris
Winchester
Harris
Culpeper County
John H
Buckner Gaines Bowersett
Helen S. Harris
Grace Episcopal
George Shimp Sr. dies after seven month illness
George W. Shimp Sr., 64, of 510 S Cameron St, Cumberland Maryland, died yesterday at home after a seven month illness. He was born February 6, 1901, in Cumberland. He married Lillian Lanham on December 3, 1925 in Hagerstown. Survived by wife, daughter Inez Downs of Leesburg, three sons George W Shimp Jr of Frederick County, Charles Allen and Howard Shimp of Winchester, and nine grandchildren. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 by Rev Paul E Dick. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Body at Jones Funeral Home.
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S. Cameron St
Mr. Shimp
Cumberland
William and
Mary Eaton Shimp
Lillian Lanham
Hagerstown
Headleys Antiques
Episcopal Church
Boyce
Inez Downs
Leesburg
George William Shimp, Jr
Frederick County
Charles Allen
Howard Shimp
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Fueneral Home
Symbolic vows tied in white cord belt
The three knots on the right side of the white cord belt worn by Franciscan friars symbolize the vows of poverty chastity and obedience.
James F. Brown 83 of Cedar Hill Frederick County Dies
James F. Brown 83 of the Cedar Hill section in Frederick County died at his home yesterday. He was born in the county a son of Horace Brown and spent most of his life at Clearbrook. Survived by brother Frederick Brown of Middletown Pa sisters Julia Morris and Mary Myres of Clearbrook and several relatives. Funeral at John Wesley Methodist Church Cedar Hill Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev Watson. Burial in Orrick Cemetery. Body to church one hour before service. Friends may call Cartwright Funeral Home tomorrow evening 6 to 10.
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James F. Brown
Cedar Hill
Frederick County
Mr. Brown
Horace Brown
Clearbrook
Frederick Brown
Middletown
Julia Moreris
Mary Myres
John Wesley Methodist Church
Cartwright Funeral Home
Godwin Denounces Claim as Old Political Maneuver in Virginia
Democratic gubernatorial candidate A Linwood Holton cited $114916 in state legal fees paid to Edwin Kellam between July 1964 and October 1965 for Highway Department work. Mills Godwin defended the payments as public record and cost effective, noting the attorney general’s policy favors private firms for title examinations and condemnation work.
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Associated Press
Virginia
A. Linwood Holton
Richmond
Edwin C.kellam
Kellam
State Highway Department
Mills E.godwin
Attorney General of
Clarke County appoints Gilpin as Shenandoah River study coordinator
Clarke County supervisors named Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr. coordinator to work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on a Shenandoah River study. The action came at a special meeting requested by Major Falkenburg of the Engineers.
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Berryville
S. D. Falkenburg
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Shenandoah River
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Kenneth N. Gilpin,Jr
Chapel District
Two Winchester Men Sentenced In City Court
Winchester men received jail terms in city court. Theodore Pitcock and Silas Fincham Jr both drew six months for petty larceny and 60 days for tampering with vehicles. Rexrode and Strosnider faced additional charges with fines and brief jail time. Other defendants received fines for reckless driving.
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Winchester
John W. Rice
Theodore James Pitcock
Valley Ave
Silas Buneick Fincham, Jr
Robert Lee Rexrode
S. Loudoun St
Court hears water line case in Stephens City
Frederick County Circuit Court heard Allen Bailey versus the Stephens City Town Council. Bailey seeks a writ of mandamus to force extension of water and sewer lines to his new home at Highview and Barley Ave. Barley testified a building permit was issued and water tap fees paid, but the water tap fee was later returned. The town has not extended service though adjacent Ray Eweis property on the southwest corner is currently served.
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Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Allen Bailey
Stephens City
Highview
Barley Ave
Barley
Ray Ewesing
Man Pleads Guilty In Theft Case In Frederick County
William V. Elliott of Dallas Texas pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Frederick County Circuit Court. The truck driver was accused of stealing 680 dollars from A F Saucer of Pensacola Florida at the Early American Motel where the men shared a room. Elliott was apprehended in Dallas and brought back for sentencing.
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William V. Elliott
Dallas
Tex
Frederick County
Elliott
A. F. Saucer
Pensacola
Fla
Weather Forecast For Winchester With Rain Likely This Week
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a low around 50 to 55. Thursday cloudy with occasional rain in the afternoon or at night and a high near 70 to 74. Friday cloudy with showers and mild, then cooler Friday and a warmer weekend followed by a cooler Monday. Rainfall expected late Thursday or Friday.
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Wall Street Mixed as Profit Taking Hits Some Stocks
Early trading in New York showed mixed moves with profit taking on several favorites. Airlines electronics and specific issues slipped while SCM Corp rose 13 percent from an opening block, the AP average advanced slightly to a new high.
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George W. Shimp, Sr
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Serge
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Commerce Street
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Hawaii
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Del
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Cameron St
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J.W. Arthur, Inc
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Lawrence Wayne Strosnider
Stephenson
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Front Royal
Cecil Ray Campbell
National Ave
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Shenandoah Ave
Jerry Richard Baker, Sr
Fairview Ave
Winchester Skies
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George Washington Berea
Tower of London
An ‘R
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