Obituaries for William V. Ryan and Clarence Peer
Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow for William V. Ryan 80 of 9 West Clifford Street who died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial will follow at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Clarence Oliver Peer 64 of Wardensville West Virginia died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. A funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wardensville Methodist Church with burial in Rio Cemetery. Friends may call Loy Funeral Home Saturday.
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William Vv. Ryan
W. Clifford St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Henry S. Amidon
Robert 8
Ryan
Jack M
William H. Baker
Carter Baker
Harry Www
Ebert, Jr
William Hollis
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Clarence Oliver Peer
Wardensville
W. Va
Mr. Peer
Rio
Samuel
Ella Kline Peer
Jorss Iron Works
Arlington
Thurman
Elbert
Uzell Peer
Wardensville Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Dale Leckrone
Elwood Leckrone
George Leckrone
Wayne Leckrone
Grover Kline, Jr
John Kline
Rio Cemetery
Loy Funeral Home
Daniel D Dickenson 74 Dies in Danville Insurance Executive
Daniel D Dickenson 74 prominent insurance executive died at his Danville home after months of illness. A World War I veteran he served as a supply sergeant and aerial observer. Survivors include widow Ellen Guerrant two sons the Rev Dante D Dickenson Jr and John G Dickenson a sister and brother five grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service was held at First Presbyterian Church and a graveside service followed at Greenhill Cemetery Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel D. Dickenson
Danville
Dickenson
Selfridge Field
Mich
First Presbyterian Church
Roman Eagle Lodge
Ellen Armistead Guerrant
Dante D. Dickenson, Jr
Berryville
John Guerrant Dickenson
Tinie Dickenson
John Chesley Dickenson, Jr
Roanoke
Marguerite D. Carter
Greenhill Cemetery
State Department Denies Noted Spy Smith Is The One
The State Department confirms it once employed a John Discoe Smith of Quincy Massachusetts but says no record links him to any CIA work or Soviet defecting spy. A mother in Braintree says her son is not the author, though she notes he has sent letters from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
John Smith
CIA
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Smith
Defense Ministry of India
Quincy
Mass
Soviet Union
John Discoe Smith
Robert J. Moe Closkey
McCloskey
Department of State
Braintree
Thomas Kantola
Death of Mrs. Charlotte White of Limeton
Mrs. Charlotte White of Limeton died yesterday at Warren County Hospital Front Royal. Born in Browne town she was a daughter of the late Alfred and Mrs. Walker. Survived by daughter Roberta Foster Washington two sons Jacob and William White Limeton two grandchildren. Funeral at St Paul Church Limeton Friday at 2 p.m. burial at St Paul Cemetery. Body to church an hour before service. Friends may call Cartewright Funeral Home tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte White
Limeton
Warren County Hospital
Front Royal
White
Brownetown
Alfred Walker
St. Paul Co. M. E. Church
Roberta Foster
Washington
Jacob White
William White
St. Paul Church
Harold Watson
St. Paul
Officials argue public hearings hinder war policy talks
Secret session calls deemed unproductive for classified info says adviser. Humphrey urges peace talks amid antiwar protests while Rusk counters protests embolden Hanoi and asserts civilian crowds mislead the public about U S resolve. Maxwell Taylor questions bombing or rapid withdrawal as effective tactics.
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Rusk
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Afl.cio
Los Angeles
America
Hanoi
Pentagon
Maxwell Taylor
North Vietnam
Godwin Calls Probe Into Lee County Vote Violations
Gov Godwin urged the State Board of Elections to act promptly on a request from Lee County residents for an investigation of alleged voting law violations. He wrote that election purity is essential and may involve cooperation with the commonwealth's attorney. A petition signed by about 50 voters asked for a thorough probe and removal of any failing election official after reports of improper incentive payments for mail ballots. The petition cites alleged noncompliant absentee voting practices observed by October 15 in the Bristol Herald Courier.
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Richmond
Godswin
Lee County
Godwin
State Board of Elections
Lee County Commonwealth
State Elections Board
James W. Fletcher
Sperryville
Election Board
County Electoral Board
Bristol Herald - Courier
Wall Street extends decline as bargain hunting offsets losses
The stock market reopened lower with a 2 to 1 gap favoring declines. Major blue chips like Mobil Oil Zenith General Electric and Alcoa slipped while steel producers sagged. Some issues rose 1 to 2 points including Occidental Petroleum Caterpillar Control Data and Polaroid amid lingering slump and talk of a year end rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow
Mobil Oil
Zenith
General Electric
Alcoa
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Occidental Petroleum
Caterpillar
Control Data
Polaroid
Locals Approve New Ford Pact in Key UAW Vote
Skilled tradesmen and production workers in four UAW locals approved Ford Motor Co. contract by large margins. Vote results come after media appeals by President Walter Reuther and a last minute rejection bid by dissident tradesmen led by Chris Manning. If approved by remaining members, 25 Ford plants would resume schedules soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
Chris Manning
Chevrolet
County considers courthouse porch tiles and lighting plan
Frederick and Winchester officials discuss a 3190 appropriation to tile the courthouse porch to match brick colors. L O McCormick suggests keeping exterior lights on all night at Stonewall School while interior lights stay off to deter break ins. John Fowler asks for stronger Vicious Dog Ordinance provisions covering packs and dogs running at large in subdivisions.
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L. O. McCormick
Stonewall School
John Fowler
Five Day Virginia Weather Outlook
The five day forecast calls for clearing and colder tonight with lows near 32 to 38, fair and cooler Thursday with highs around 56 to 62, and warmer but still fair Friday. Wednesday sunset 6 21 p m sunrise 7 33 a m. Moonrise 11 28 p m. Rainfall Saturday may total half to three quarters of an inch, mountain showers possible Thursday.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for past years
Rainfall for the 24 hours to 8 30 a m shows none. October rainfall to date is 1 77 inches and 1967 year to date 30 47 inches. Five year January to December totals are listed plus 54 year monthly averages with values for each month.
Answers in Ulysses and Other Trivia Set
A list presents items including Ulysses and the War of 1812, factual prompts with simple true false and identification answers. It notes hydrogen and oxygen form water and mentions James J. Corbett Nagasaki and a color trio red blue and yellow. The last items include Yes and Secretary of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Nagasaki
Pickwick Papers
Secretary of Commerce
Arson Suspected as Valley Office Building Damaged
A Valley office building housing Heatvale Hatcheries sustained heavy damage early Saturday in a series of blazes blamed on an arsonist. Officials note the pattern mirrors recent fires at a local Texaco station and Hess Furniture Store, with burglary attempts used to disguise intentional fires. Damage is estimated over 35000 dollars. A second item notes Canada’s Cabinet secretary Judy LaMarsh addressing Shenandoah Valley Inc.’s 44th annual banquet in Staunton on November 3 at Ingleside Resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Heatvale Hatcheries l
Heatwale
Texaco
Dayton
Hess Furniture
Ernest Shifflett
William Heatwole, Jr
Heatwole Hatcheries
Shenandoah Valley,Inc
Ingleside Resort
Staunton
Liberal Party of Canada
Miss la Marsh
Niagara Falls
Virginia Beach School President Charged with Indecent Libertes
Virginia Beach AP reports Joseph Bernard Neal 45, president of Frere Jacques School Inc, faces four counts of taking indecent liberties and three counts of indecent exposure involving four young girl students. He was released Monday night on a $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Frere Jacques School, Inc
Joseph Bernard Neal
Consultation Admission Free No Obligation
The notice promises a no charge consultation with sincere assessment. It states the staff will tell if you can be helped, how long treatment may take, and the estimated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley
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William V. Ryan
Clarence O. Peer
Daniel Dickenson
Mr. William V. Ryan
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Cmds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Nty
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Bernard
F. Monumnts
Boscawen St
Winchester
Pendleton / Coungy
Pendleton
South
Heste Fhone
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Lower Lakes
Florida
Plains
Cartewright Funeral Home
Taylor
Saigon
Johnson
Meearet
Methanos
Mms Combate Air Ressel Wee Png Labrie
Canon
Ieee
Best Buy
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Wall Street
Toledo Edison
American Telephone
International Paper
Sperry Rand
Associated Press
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Boise
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Buffalo
Chicago
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Fairbanks
Snow
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Helena
Honolulu
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Cir
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Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
Fog
San Fran
Cldy
Frederick
Virgina
Ulysses
Hydrogen
Oxygen
Judy LaMarsh
Secretary of State of
Canada
Warren Feathers
P. A. Pecora
George Washington
Jesley
Elizabeth Leonard
Hotel George Washington
Wmlaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Winchester Va
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