Obituaries From Winchester Evening Star 1966
Funeral services announced for Broad Whitlock of Taft Avenue and for William Morris Smith of Kernstown. Mickey Golightly, infant son of Gary and Betty Golightly of Mountain Falls, to be buried at Mountain View Cemetery. James A. Williams of Arlington remembered. services in Arlington and Lovettsville burial listed.
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William Morris Smith
York Ave
Kernstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
H. Eugene Baker
Darrelly Grim
James Nelson
Jes Peacemaker
William Fletcher
B. J. Lovett
Ernest Fitzwater
Lacy Spring Cemetery
Michael
Mickey) Golightly
Gary
Betty Jean Richard Golightly
Mountain Falls
Omps
Winchester
Charles Andrews
Paul Richard
Frank Golightly
Robert Gofignay
James Golightly
Harryichard
Park Richard
Mountain View Cemetery
James A. Williams
Key Blvd
Arlington
Arlington Funeral Home
Funeral services for Wimpy Whitlock and William Morris Smith
Funeral services are announced for Wimpy Whitlock Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home and William Morris Smith Saturday at 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home Inc both in the local area.
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Rockefeller leads in New York Daily News straw poll
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller tops the early tabulations for a third term with 39.7 percent of 2,989 votes in the New York Daily News straw poll. Democrat Frank D. O’Connor follows at 38.9 percent, Liberal Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. 14.1, and TV native Paul Adams 7.3. The poll suggests a cliff hanger 1966 election.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Daily News
Rockefeller
Frank D. O’ Connor
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Paul Adams
Traylor Suspends Campaign Over Byrd Family Loss
Roanoke AP report says Lawrence M. Traylor, a Republican, suspends his campaign indefinitely following the death of former U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr. He planned a major Roanoke County address in his race against Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. Traylor joins others in expressing sympathy to the Byrd family.
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Roanoke
Lawrence M. Traylor
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Traylor
Roanoke County
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Byrd Left Mark For All Time, Virginia Reacts
Del. George C. Rawlings Jr. paid tribute to former U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr. saying he left his mark for all time on Virginia. In a telegram to Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. Rawlings offered condolences and praised Byrd’s convictions integrity courage and honor as a lasting example.
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Fredericksburg
George C.rawlings Jr
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Virginia
Sen
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Rawlings
Old Dominion
Answers from a quiz style clue set
Away Desert shrub and other clues indicate a cryptic puzzle format. References include Mary Ball Washington the Scottish dialect and the New York Tribune as a source. South Dakota New York Tribune Turquoise color and size descriptors appear among items.
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South Dakota
New York Tribune
Romney Faces Broad Doubts On Beating In 1968 Michigan Vote
Michigan Democrats privately doubt Gov. George Romney can be beaten in his bid for a third term. A Detroit News poll shows Sen. Griffin ahead of Williams 51 to 46, while Romney trails Ferency 64 to 33, as campaigns focus on personalities over Vietnam, education and civil rights.
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G. Ménnen
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Richard M. Nixon
Detroit News
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Johnson Seeks Peace Path in Asia Tour
President Johnson urged a new Asia emerging for free, independent nations while noting the goal is to halt the war in Viet Nam. He spoke to New Zealand Parliament, met Holyoake and Kirk, and faced boos from antiwar protesters during a 24 hour visit, while Mrs Johnson drew large crowds at scenic spots.
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Manila
Peking
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Holyoake
Norman Kirk
Kirk
Weather Today and Outlook for Winchester Skies
Fair and colder tonight with a low in the 30s. Friday will be sunny with rising temperatures and a high in the low 60s. Saturday looks fair and warmer. Northwest winds 15 to 30 mph today. Sunset today at 6:28 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:28 a.m. First Quarter tomorrow 1:35.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages across months and years
Rainfall data shows 24 hour rainfall to 8 30 am today October 16 1966 at 2 02 inches yearly totals 29 00 inches. Monthly averages for 53 years listed from January to December with varied values and overall January through October average of 31 70 inches. Historical yearly totals for January through October include 1911 15 inches 1962 32 45 inches 1963 25 24 inches 1964 27 35 inches 1965 22 28 inches.
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Woman Found Dead in Rain Swollen Creek Near Falls Church
Police identify Glatys N. Shifflett a Charlottesville woman living with her sister in the Washington area. Her fully clothed body was recovered from Tripp Run behind Sleepy Hollow subdivision after heavy rains. creek depths reached four feet with a shallow log-float in two feet of water.
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Glatys N. Shifflett
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Wall Street Mixed Early After Modest Orders Rise
The market opened mixed as moderate trading varied with a 3.6 percent September rise in durable goods orders and sharp gains by some firms. KLM slumped 13 percent after announcing a 14 million share offering, while Polaroid fell on an opening block. Nonferrous metals oils airlines and drugs rose with United Air Lines and Pfizer edging higher. The AP 60 stock average fell 2.4 to 284.6.
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Fort Eustis aide charged in embezzlement case at farm
FBI says assistant quartermaster Joseph Fulton Stanley of Hampton was arrested for embezzling and stealing a white wrecker truck belonging to the U.S. Army. County records tie the farm to a Joseph F. Stanley of the same Hampton address, with the property changing hands recently. Military investigators also found a whisky still hidden behind the farm’s chicken house.
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Joseph Fulton Stanley
Hampton
U.S. Army
Joseph F. Stanley
Fort Eustis
Hawkins Drive
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