Obituaries From Winchester Memorial and Area
Katherine Sullivan 73 dies at Winchester Memorial after long illness. Dr David Glovier 76 of Singers Glen dies of heart attack in Staunton hospital. longtime Evangelical United Brethren minister retired to Sunrise Farm near Verona. Gertrude Spaid 93 of Winchester dies. funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. she was widow of Lemuel J. Spaid and mother of Edith Henry.
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B.M. Sullivan
Winchester Realtor
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
P. Henry Stragisher
Jones Funeral Home
David F. Glovier
Singers Glen
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Staunton
Glovier
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Sunrise
Verona
Govier
Lee and
Laverine Frank Glovter
Rock
Ethel Fadeley Glovier
Ethel Gabbert
Fadeley Glovier
San Jose
Calif
Frank Glovier
Waynesboro
Glen O. Govier
Harry L. Glovier
Kathleen G. Lockridge
Davie Hogg
Woodstock
James Swain
Howard Lee Falk
Millard Floyd
Wilton Thomas
William Wolfe
Paul Slonaker
Bruce Pfeiffer
Robert Bridgers
Thornrose
Gertrude R. Spaid
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edith
Henry
Winchester
Lynn E., Slonaker
Hollins
Robert M. Henry
Carole E. Hoover
W. E. Eisenberg
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Burgin Goodson, 70, Dies at Home Near Charles Town
Burgin Goodson of near Charles Town West Virginia aged 70 died at home yesterday. He was a former Pennsylvania Railroad worker and husband of Evelyn M. Lloyd Goodson. He was born July 11, 1896 in North Carolina. Survived by four children Kenneth B. Goodson Helen L. Sharp Nelson G. Goodson Howard R. Goodson twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm at John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev. Young Coleman Harper's Ferry. Burial in Green Hill.
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Burgin Goodson
Charles Town
W. Va
Evelyn M. Lloyd Goodson
Mr. Goodson
North Carolina
Aaron
Ellen Camp Goodson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kenneth B. Goodson
Baltimore
John H. Enders
Young Coleman
Harper’s Ferry
W.va
Green Hill Cemetery
UN Takeover Vote Delayed By Africans
The General Assembly delayed a resolution calling for the U.N. to take over South West Africa amid U.S. pressure for changes. African delegates reportedly dropped the immediate takeover idea, seeking a study committee instead, while Western nations want stronger Western backing and the new authority to enforce decisions if needed. South Africa warned it would resist any U.N. administration. London reports note Jean Chapman, sole survivor of a Yugoslav crash, lost her job with Britannia Airways, saying the move was regrettable though within the airline’s rights.
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General Assembly
United States
United Nations
League of Nations
U.N
Security Council
Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hans Tabor
Denmark
F.S. Arkhurst
Ghana
London
Jean Chapman
Yugoslavia
Britannia Airways
Byrd Rites Set Sunday After Long Public Career
Former U.S. Senator Harry F Byrd Sr dies after a career spanning State Senate Governor and 33 years in Congress He led the Senate Finance Committee and built a largest single apple operation in the world He died at University of Virginia Hospital with two sons at his side burial planned at Mount Hebron beside his wife and daughter in Berryville Virginia
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U.S. Senate
U.S
U.S . Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
University of Virginia Hospital
Rosemont
Beverley
Richard E. Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Washington
Berryville
Mount Hebron
Boscawen St
The
Star
Slaying Sparks New Wave Of Fear In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a new wave of fear follows the strangulation slaying of 81 year old Rose Winster in a three room apartment. Detectives compare it to prior similar killings and note repeated methods including beating rape and strangulation. A 23 year old man was detained but not linked and the killer's entry method differed this time.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rose Winster
Robert C. Winster
Atlas Centaur Launch Set for Next Week
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP plans to launch an Atlas Centaur rocket next Tuesday to qualify it for lunar and planetary flights. The 5 30 a m EST lift will attempt to place the second stage in orbit and restart its hydrogen engines, sending a dummy Surveyor toward a spot 236 000 miles away.
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Space Agency Today
Cape Kennedy
Ear ‘Mer
Communications Satellite Corp
Space
Far East
Project Surveyor
Earth
Roebarney Released After Pill Ingestion
In Waterloo ville Sandra Roebarney an 18 month old child was released unharmed from a hospital after swallowing five birth control pills. In New York University of Chicago scientists reported a vaccine targeting streptococcus infections to prevent rheumatic fever in children and kidney disease in all ages. In Washington Congress approved a merger plan between the National and American football leagues granting antitrust immunity. In New York ABC announced it will drop the Shane and Hawk TV series in December.
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Waterlooville
England
Sandra Roebarney
Sandra
New York
University of Chicago
American Heart Association
Eugene N. Fox
Washington
Congress
Nationa
Senate
House
The
American Broadcasting Co
Shane and Hawk
ABC
Church Report on Morality Tops Britain Best Sellers
A church report on sex and Christian morality became a best seller in Britain as publishers rushed a fourth printing of 20,000 copies. The work sold out its initial printing on the first day after appearing on the books stalls.
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London
Britain
Rrt
Wall Street Dips Slightly In Moderate Trade
Wall Street opened lower with a continuation of Thursday's selloff as the AP 60 stock average slipped .5 to 284.1. A presidential panel urged higher taxes if Johnsons 1967 federal spending cuts fail to fund the Viet Nam war and domestic programs. Ling-Temco-Vought offered to buy 1 million common shares at 50 a share, while KLM rose 2 percent after news of new stock. Xerox opened down 5 percent after a delayed start and large block trading.
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Johnson
Ling-Temco-Vought
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Xerox
RCA
General Dynamics
Eastern Air Lines
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
Weather Today in Virginia and Viet Nam Talks
Virginia forecast shows fair weather cooling tonight with a low in the 30s high 70s Saturday increasing clouds then Sunday showers. Winchester notes Hunter's Moon and daily times. In Manila Secretary Rusk says allied conference will seek peaceful end to the Vietnam War with participating foreign ministers and Amb. Lodge arriving.
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Manila
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rainfall totals and averages across months and years
Rainfall figures cover 48 hours ending at 11:30 a.m. today with October to date at 2.02 inches. For 53 years, January through October average 31.70 inches. Monthly averages range from 2.18 inches in February to 3.83 in July, with yearly totals and five year October through January rainfall listed for 1961–1965.
Stove Smokes but No Blaze Reported at Loudoun Street
Firefighters were summoned to 501 S Loudoun St at 3 15 yesterday after an oil stove flooded and began smoking. No fire or damage occurred per Fire Inspector William Godenour.
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Winchester
S. Loudoun St
Wiliam Godenour
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Winchester Memorial
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William Morris Smith
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