Obituaries of Alfred Hile and Loring Compton
Alfred V. Hile 60 of Arlington died yesterday in Arlington Hospital. He was a retired IRS employee. survivors include widow Kathaleen Walter and two daughters. Funeral tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Ives Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Loring Jackson Compton 55 of Martinsburg died yesterday in Manassas Nursing Home. He was a former auto mechanic. survived by two daughters Estella Sak and Sue Ann Compton, a son Loring J. Compton Jr., and several siblings. Funeral tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at McKee Funeral Chapel with burial at Mt Zion Cemetery Augusta WV. visitation today 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
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Alfred V. Hile
Arlington
Arlington Hospital
Hile
Lucille Hile
Washington
Ralph E. Hile
Internal Revenue Service
Kathaleen Walter
Winchester
Nancy Meares
Kathaleen Joan Patterson
Bowie
Ives Funeral Home
Wilson Blvd
Mount Hebron
Loring Jackson Compton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Manassas
Mr. Compton
Howard and
Verna Shanholtz Compton
Romney
W.va
Estella Sak
Sue Ann Compton
White Plains
N.Y
Loring J. Compton, Jr
McKee
Lester Walker
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Augusta
Nixon assails Humphrey in Ohio campaign tour
Nixon slams Humphrey over Vietnam policy and Paris talks as he campaigns in nine Ohio towns. He casts himself as a peace advocate and former Eisenhower ally, urging voters to back a “victory-over-war team.” A few hecklers and projectiles spark brief disruptions in Springfield and Lima.
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Paris
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Ohio
Springfield
Lima
Wallace Campaign Tours Amid Protests and Tax Debate
Former Alabama governor George Wallace challenged Humphrey and Muskie on tax and unemployment figures while touring Wisconsin. He defended Alabama wages and urged voters to consider debate integrity. In Racine Oshkosh and Oshkosh crowds jeered, throwing objects as Wallace pressed on with fundraising events and blunt remarks toward protesters.
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Alabama
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District of Columbia
Sen
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Maine
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Labor Department
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Racine
Wis
Secret Service
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Bonn Defense Official Missing Amid Security Scare
Police hunt 61 year old Gerhard Boehm senior clerk in the Defense Ministry after he vanished leaving a suicide note. His briefcase was found under a Bonn bridge as investigations link several high ranking officials deaths to depression and potential intelligence ties.
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Germany
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NATO
Hans-Heinrich Schenk
Foreign Trade and Development Aid Department
Cologne
Horb Wendland
Federal Intelligence Agency
Johannes Grimm
Scout Camporee Braving Rain Delays In Shenandoah Area
About 300 Scouts and leaders camped overnight in steady rain at the Shenandoah Camporee ground near Kernstown Exit Interstate 81. The event, postponed to this weekend, will feature demonstrations in first aid shelters nature and other skills with a 1 p.m. Sunday closing ceremony.
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Shenandoah Area
Shenandoah Gas Company
Kernstown
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A. Henry Lowry
Peculiar 1931 Ford Model A lands in Kentucky
Noah Logan of Morehead salvage labeled an eye catching 1931 Ford Model A with a rumble seat assembled from parts across the country. He found the frame and major components while hunting and spent about 900 dollars to reassemble it. He declined a 2300 dollar offer citing its value and story.
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Morehead
Noah Logan
Logan
Portsmouth
Ohio
Colorado
Haverhill
Mass
Charlotte
N.C
Improvement Council to Meet Monday
The Winchester Parks and Civic Improvement Council will hold its fall meeting at the War Memorial Building Monday at 7 30 p.m. Two representatives from each group will form the voting body, with the public welcome. The meeting will explain the Parks and Recreation Department plans for winter, report on completed programs, and provide updates on the McCormac Winchester Amphitheatre and Civic Center progress.
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Winchester Parks and Civic Improvement Council
War Memorial
Donald Smallwood
Parks and Recreation Board
Smallwood
Parks and Recreation Department
McCormac Winchester
Raccoon Causes Major Power Outage In Local Area
A 17 pound raccoon climbed a power pole and shorted a one mile line from Ward's Shop to Janet House Interiors causing a 50 minute outage. C.A. Kirk of Potomac Edison said clocks rang late and several residents were late for work as linemen replaced the fuse.
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Overlook Hills
C.A. Kirk
Potomac Edison Power Company
Ward
Ping Plaza
Valley Pike
Janet House Interiors, Inc
Kirk
Weather Summary for Virginia and Winchester
Clear and cold tonight in Virginia with a low around five degrees. The five day forecast shows mild temperatures east with highs 62 to 70 and lows 35 to 43. rainfall total one half to three quarters of an inch expected Friday and Monday. Winchester skies note sunset 6 23 p m and moon at perigee tonight set 7 21 p m.
Rainfall Totals Across Regions and Years
Rainfall over the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. shows none. October to date 2.76 inches. 1968 year to date 28.71 inches. Five year past totals by year show 1963 33.46, 1964 31.63, 1965 26.85, 1966 33.82, 1967 36.48 inches. Monthly averages over 55 years list January 2.41, February 2.19, March 3.10, April 3.13, May 3.66, June 3.72, July 3.78, August 3.76, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.51, December 2.34 inches. The 55 year total January through December average is 36.50 inches.
True or False Quiz Answer List Snapshot
Answer set notes select committees have equal numbers. South region. Tex La Miss Ala Fla. One area not productive. Raised letter sequence G H I Q X. People Adams Harrison Roosevelt. Bow Tie. Rio Grande. September month.
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Adams
Harrison
Roose
Harriman urges Southeast Asia cooperation at Paris meeting
Harriman tells Thuy that the United States is ready to work for Southeast Asia welfare. He says opportunities are limitless if nations cooperate in peace and urges action. A Paris session is expected to produce no clear result and any decision may be released in Washington by President Johnson.
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Harriman
United States
Southeast Asia
Paris
Washington
Johnson
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