Vance Family Rites Set for Gravel Springs Resident
Obituary notice for Vance born July 7 1891 at Starry son of William and Mary Lineweaver Vance. Survived by wife Dora Orndorff six sons and one daughter, twenty two grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 2 PM at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church with Rev Harold F Fuller. burial Gravel Springs Cemetery. Body at Omps Funeral Home prior to service.
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Heneemalee
Mr. Vance
Starry
William
Mary Lineweaver Vance
Dora Orndorff
Gravel Springs
Akroni
Ohio
Charles G. Vance
Winchester
Mary M. Lupton
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Harold F. Fuller
Omps Funeral Home
Widow of Lawrence Linaweaver dies in Woodstock
Mrs. L L Linaweaver age 59 of Woodstock died Saturday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Born January 22 1904 in Lost City West Virginia she was daughter of John Mark and Florence Brill. She leaves two sons Robert and Louise Raynor a daughter. seven Brill siblings and other relatives. Funeral service 2 pm tomorrow at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with burial in Massanutten Cemetery.
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Essie Marie Linaweaver
Lawrence L. Linaweaver
Woodstock
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Edna
Weeks
Hart
Ma Boyer
Carl Brill
Winchester
Clyde Brill
Keller Dies at 76 in Winchester Hospital
Arthur B. Keller 76 of 304 Shawnee Ave died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a career as an insurance and Miller and Anderson salesman. Born in Dillon Run West Virginia he was married to Bet tie Martin in 1913 in Cumberland Maryland. Surviving are wife two children Vivian Keller Cassell Richmond and Col Ralph W Keller Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama and six grandchildren. He was the last member of his immediate family. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Shawnee Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Keller
Miller and Anderson
Dillon Run
W. Va
Benton
Jane Davis Keller
Bettie Martin
Cumberland
First Presbyterian Church
Vivian Keller Cassell
Richmond
Ralph W. Keller
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Widow Judith Levi Patricia Levi Funeral at Berryville
Mrs. Lonnie W. Levi aged 51 of Berryville died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters Judith and Patricia Levi, sister Marian Levi, and brother Holmes B. Carlisle Jr., all of Berryville. Funeral held at John H. Enders Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lonnie W. Levi
Levi
Holmes B
Hattie Kercheval Carlisle
Judith Levi
Patricia Levi
Marian A. Levi
Holmes B. Carlisle, Jr
John H. Enders
David Cammack
Julian Orrell
Green Hill Cemetery
Author and Newsman Elias To Benkin Dies at 81
Elias To benkin, 81, longtime author and newspaper man, died Saturday. He wrote extensively on the Soviet Union and Jewish life in the USSR and the United States. Born in Russia, he immigrated to America as a boy.
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New York
Elias Tobenkin
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Readers Have Declined From 190 News Reels in 1910 to 124 in 1962
The report notes a drop in available newsspan numbers across the British Isles from 190 in 1910 to 124 by 1962, reflecting a reduced set of periodicals or compiled items over the period.
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British Isles
Zepp man waives hearing in cabin entry case
A 25 year old Zepp man Donald Middleton waived preliminary hearing on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny after police seized rifles ammunition tools boots a radio bows and arrows and clothing from a mountain hunting lodge near Mt Olive. A 16 year old juvenile accomplice was arrested and cases set for later court action in Shenandoah County.
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Zepp
Donald Middleton
Shenandoah County
Phil Crisman
Middleton
Mt. Olive
Strasburg
Crisman
T. G. Huddleston
Alexandria
Certain Defeat In UN Seen for Red China Aid
An Albanian-Cambodian resolution to replace the Chinese Nationalists with the Chinese Communists in all UN bodies faced probable defeat in the General Assembly. Diplomats expected a 58 to 42 vote against with 11 abstentions, similar to last year's tally. Supporters eyed a broader bid to seat both sides and claim a permanent Security Council seat. even with changes the outcome looked likely against Nationalist China.
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United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
China
Security Council
Chiang Kai-shek
Author William Simonds Sr. dies at 76 in Glendale
William Adams Simonds Sr., 76, noted author of a widely read biography of Thomas A. Edison and a bestseller on Henry Ford, died Saturday in Glendale, Arizona, 13 days after his wife’s death.
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Ariz
William Adams Simonds Sr
Thomas A. Edison
Simonds
Henry Ford
Motor Genius
City Man Sustains Forehead Contusion in Crash
A city man suffered a forehead contusion and possible back and hip injuries after a tractor trailer accident. The driver Farrell Jenkins, 38, of Maiden NC was unhurt. The injured man was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital. wife was taken home from the scene.
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Pital
Farrell Jenkins
Maiden
N. C
Altman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Scouts Fight Forest Fire at Rock Enon Campout
Scout troops from Grace Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church Market Street Methodist Church and Stonewall District Ruritan Club battled a forest fire at Rock Enon Camp over the weekend. Troop 46 led the initial response with training from recent drills as county committee orders camp closure until heavy rainfall arrives.
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Rock Elton
Grace Lutheran Church
Lewis Clewell
McFaden
First Presbyterian Church
Orville Wine
Market Street
Paul Camberlain
Stonewall
Ruritan Club
Carl Tangeman
Shenandoah
U.S. Tops World as Largest Farm Product Exporter
The United States leads global exports of farm products, maintaining the largest share in international agricultural trade. The country's robust production and export infrastructure position it as the dominant supplier to overseas markets.
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United States
Schedule of weekly Home Agent meetings
The county home agent's schedule lists events this week including Round Hill Club at 7 30 p m tonight in the community, North Mountain Go Getters 4 H Holub meeting Wednesday 1 p m HDC War Memorial Bldg 7 30 p m Friendly Grove HDC at Mrs H J Phillips, Thursday 1 p m South Frederick HDC at Mrs Daugherty 2 p m Stephens City School 4 H in the library 7 30 p m Stonewall 4 H at Stonewall School Friday 2 p m Middletown School 4 H in the library Kline School 4 H in the library.
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Holub
Penn
War Memorial
Friendly Grove
H. J. Phillips
South Frederick
HDC
Genovese case eyed after Campbell ruling dissent
The Supreme Court justices sparred over whether to send Genovese and nine others back for retrial after Campbell precedence. Justice Clark dissented noting further delay and warning the Court did not decide Campbell governs Genovese. Valachi labeled Genovese "boss of bosses" for Cosa Nostra.
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Justice Clark
Harlan
White
Supreme Court
Te Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Clark
New York
Genovese
Natale Evola
Salvatore Santora
Vincent Gigante
Joseph di
Winchester Fire School awards 52 certificates
Forty six or more graduates received 52 fire school certificates at Winchester Friendship Fire Company as 15 hour basic training concluded with on site instruction in fire prevention and extinguishing. Mayor Claude Smalts Jr. toasted the event as five Fairfax County Fire Dept instructors and regional fire instructor Oliver Dube attended with their wives.
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Winchester
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Fairfax County Fire Dept
Oliver Dube
Vietnamese Troops Clash With Guerrillas In Canal Area
About 900 Vietnamese troops fought 400 to 500 guerrillas in a canal region. An American officer said the guerrillas were well trained and armed. Four American crewmen were wounded when a helicopter was hit. A second helicopter crash landed after being hit then pilot was shot. Viet Cong machine gunners wounded a navigator on a B26 and damaged several helicopters. By nightfall the Communists had withdrawn. An adviser said forts and sampans would be destroyed before moving out. Nuclear explosions produce four destructive effects.
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U.S
Wiile
Weather Outlook for Virginia Five-Day Forecast
Fair tonight with a low around 50 to 56 degrees. Tuesday remains mostly sunny with highs near 82. The five day outlook from Tuesday through Saturday averages four to eight degrees above normal with small day to day changes and possible rain in coastal areas tonight.
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Virginia
Rainfall Figures For City Weather Record
The report lists rainfall data with totals for October and year to date. It includes 1968 rainfall to date 25.24 inches and 50 year averages by month, noting months such as January 2.40 inches and September 2.67 inches.
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Dee
Coe
Valley Fund Solicits Donations for Harrison County
The Valley Fund seeks $20 000 this month with Campaign Director B T Denton urging non contributors to give and workers to boost outreach. Water safety in Harpers Ferry concerns rise as Elk Run is labeled potentially contaminated and officials consider hauling water to ensure supply.
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Harrisonburg
Harris County
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
West German backs NATO push for Polaris force
SOVIETS urged discussion of U S Skybolt discontinuance, Kennedy offered Polaris missiles to Britain as part of a NATO fleet. Britain cooled to the plan, France held back, West Germany fully supported, aiming to modernize NATO amid fears of push-button nuclear war.
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U.S
Kennedy
NATO
France
West Germany
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