Funeral Service For T Arthur Grim In Stephens City
A funeral service for 88 year old T Arthur Grim of Stephens City who died Tuesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital was held at 1 30 this afternoon at Stephens City United Methodist Church. Pallbearers were David C Petrie Lynn H Comer Wade H Guard Sr Emmett L Scot horn E W Welsh and Harry S Ritenour Burial followed at Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stephens City United Methodist Church
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David C, Petrie
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Wade H. Guard, Sr
Emmett L, Scothorn
E.W. Welsh
Harry S. Ritenour
Greenhill Cemetery
Eisele Promoted In Air Force After Apollo 7 Flight
President Johnson approved the promotion of astronaut N F Eisele to lieutenant colonel, maintaining the policy of promoting space fliers after a first mission. Eisele previously held major rank. Mrs. Fleta Alice Glover, 88, widow of Alfred R. Glover, died in Weyers Cave Virginia, after long residence there. She leaves daughters Elizabeth Long and Margaret Bowman, sons Theodore, Joy, A R, Boyd M., and Russell Glover, plus 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Baltimore
Mrs. Ina Fries 84 Dies in Washington Hospital
Mrs. Ina Bell Fries 84 of Hartford Hills Md died yesterday at Morris Cafritz Memorial Hospital Washington. Born March 13 1884 in Frederick County she was daughter of the late James Matthew and Mary Ellen Miller Boyce. Surviving son Holmes Edwin Fries Hartford Hills three grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters and three brothers. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday Omps Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Luray
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Juanita F. Massey
James E. Anderson
Holmes Fletcher
Zerman Larrick
Audrey Shenk
Giles Fletcher
Mitchell Fletcher
Washington
Beulah Ankrom
Akron
Ohio
Jones Funeral Home
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Oxford Drive
Hartford Hills
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Frederick County
James Matthew
Mary Ellen Miller Boyce
First United Methodist Church
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Boyd B. Fries
Holmes Edwin Fries
Nora Terault
Murion Hockenberry
Carlisle
Freeman C. Boyce
Lloyd Boyce
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Omps Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Wallace Draws Big Crowd in Civic Center Rally
Wallace spoke to 50 to 100 student protesters in the gallery who walked out at times amid chants and applause. He defended his campaign against hecklers, praised the American flag, and gave local touches while making only a brief nod to running mate Curtis LeMay before heading to New York for a Madison Square Garden appearance.
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East battleground shrinks Nixon edge in Gallup poll
Gallup reports Nixon leads Humphrey by 5 points in a 12 state East region clarifying the electoral impact of possible Wallace votes. The survey conducted Oct 3–12 surveyed 820 East voters. States listed include New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and others with 149 electoral votes at stake.
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Wallace Vote Is Wasted Says Thurmond
Sen. Strom Thurmond told about 2,000 Georgia listeners that Wallace votes help Humphrey win. He said Wallace has no national chance but could throw the election to the House, where Humphrey has best odds, and predicted Nixon would win six Southern states while Wallace carries the rest.
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Five Hurt In Virginia Private Plane Crash
A private plane with five aboard crashed at Hopewell Airport injuring all occupants. They were taken to Hopewell Hospital with conditions not yet known. The Prince George County Sheriff’s Department reported the crash occurred around 10:30 a.m. No identities or full details were immediately available.
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Contract Approved for Tod Starke on Doris Day Show
Ted Starke at 6 will earn $5,200 annually for acting in the Doris Day show with options of $850 per picture or $11,050 in year five. Superior Court Judge Robert A. Wenke approved the contract on Wednesday. Twenty percent of Tod’s earnings must be placed in U.S. government bonds until he turns 21. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Starke. Tod is an inspector for an aircraft manufacturer.
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Tricia Nixon Named Azalea Festival Queen at Norfolk
Tricia Nixon 22 daughter of presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon will reign as queen of the 16th International Azalea Festival in Norfolk Virginia from April 23 to 27. The Norfolk Chamber of Commerce publicity director Jack Pillsbury announced the selection.
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Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Gleason Sues For Divorce In Manhattan Court
Comedian Jackie Gleason files suit in Manhattan Supreme Court for divorce from Genevieve Gleason after a 1954 separation that left custody of their two daughters with Mrs Gleason.
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Weather Elsewhere Feature by The Associated Press
A concise weather digest from around the globe reports conditions in several regions with temperature ranges and brief forecasts. Regional notes cover coastal, inland, and storm activity, noting notable anomalies and upcoming patterns.
Virginian Receives Third Heart Transplant in Five-Hour Surgery
In Richmond the Medical College of Virginia performed its third heart transplant and the 66th worldwide, lasting about five hours. Paulette Johnson, 19, of Petersburg, Virginia, survived the operation begun around 8 10 p.m. Wednesday for a congenital defect. donor details were not released.
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Paulette Johnson
Petersburg
Virginia
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MCV
Joseph G. Klett
Orange
Louis B. Russell Jr
Indianapolis
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Week of Vietnam War casualties marked by low totals
Casualties last week were the lowest in months with 132 government troops killed in South Vietnam and 1,243 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed, the smallest since late 1967. DMZ fighting involved U S and South Vietnamese forces driving enemy bunkers after B52 strikes, while allied casualties totaled three South Vietnamese dead and 27 wounded with three U S Marines wounded. Allied forces also repelled an ambush near Hue as air power planned further strikes against North Vietnam. Marine reconnaissance plane was shot down near Da Nang, killing both crew.
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Weather outlook for Virginia with rain ending tonight
Forecast calls for rain ending early tonight with partial clearing and colder air. Friday mostly sunny with highs in the 60s, cooler Saturday with clouds and a chance of rain. Past 24 hours rain total none. October rainfall to date 2.76 inches. 1968 year to date 28.71 inches. Historical monthly and annual rainfall figures provided.
Expensive Parking Ticket Sting Leads to Arrest in DC
Police recount the case of Seymour Baden of Silver Spring accused of 83 parking violations totaling 1083 dollars. A DC judge set bail at 2500 dollars, the highest in months, after stakeout and arrest near his home.
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Stymour Baden
Edward A. Beard
Wall Street Mixed Moves on Heavy Trading Before Weekend
Wall Street opened with irregular trading as blue chips weakened while the Dow dipped about 4 points. Gains outnumbered losses on the NYSE in heavy volume amid caution over peace talks and a potential federal credit move, with big blocks driven by demand for planes from West Germany and mixed auto stocks.
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