Obituary for Mite Strachca Hospital patient obituary note
The funeral services for Mite Strachca will be conducted Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home by Rev Mark W An burial will be in Mount He bron Pallbearers named Linden J McDonald J C Shanholtz Rod ney Keller Ernest Pugh Edgar Nelson and R Stine Friends and relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home
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Linden J. McDonald
J. C. Shanholtz
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Edgar Nelson
R Stine
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for E. Tr. Clark at Jones Funeral Home
Burial followed at Mt. Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers William’man, John Amick, Lée Dove, Robert Willis, Garland Harman and Lloyd Powell.
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Jones Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
William’ ‘Man
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Lée Dove
Roert Willis
Garland Harman
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Clarke Ruritans Sponsor Circus Visit in Berryville
Clarke Ruritans Club will sponsor a circus Friday at the horse show grounds on Rt. 7 west Berryville with a 4 PM matinee and 8 PM show. Tickets priced via Ruritans or local businesses with circus posters to benefit local horse show development.
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Ruritans Club
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Lift Slab Method Used to Erect New Dormitories
Shenandoah College uses the lift slab method to raise concrete floor and roof slabs for two three story dormitories and a dining hall. The process speeds construction with 16 hydraulic jacks lifting 362 520 pound slabs. Fall opening set for Sept 25 with faculty Sept 20 22 freshmen Sept 24 orientation Sept 25 Oct 1 classes begin Oct 2.
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Keith Williams and
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Wife of Vice President
A compact quiz item corres ponding to questions about public figures and places reads as a mix of trivia prompts. This entry lists answers for items including a government official spouse and a noted locale, with others referencing social movements and a city.
Congress backs Kennedy on underground nuclear tests
Senators Mansfield Dirksen Symington and Aiken voiced support for the President resuming underground nuclear tests. They argued tests are necessary and not harmful to mankind, with Mansfield saying there was no choice but to proceed. Symington called the move sound, while Aiken warned against letting Khrushchev gain an advantage.
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Senate
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Montana
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Khrushchev
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
United States
Tactical nuclear testing debates and Soviet pace rise
The article notes U S scientists tested underground devices up to 20000 tons and discusses calls in the Pentagon to resume testing. Soviet tests followed their moratorium, signaling a push to match U S missile capabilities. It also covers Kennedy era space testing limits on Nike Zeus and potential signaling by detonations for a Nike Zeus warhead test. A trivia answer about a man rising when his partner leaves the table is appended.
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United States
U.S
Soviet Union
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Two Hurt In Route 522 Wreck Near Bufflick Road
Four people were in a car that crashed just beyond the Route 522 Bufflick Road intersection. Rescue Squad took two injured persons to Memorial Hospital at 12:28 p.m. DST. Hospital spokesmen did not identify the victims.
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Nkrumah Urges Khrushchev on Nuclear Test Moratorium
Radio Moscow dismisses Western denunciations of the moratorium proposal while Izvestia accuses France and warns Paris could be obliterated if a limited war over Germany begins. Britain is blamed for allowing West German troops to train on its soil and France faces scrutiny over Sahara nuclear tests.
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France
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September auction listings span several Virginia and Maryland locales
A consolidated sales directory lists auctions from September 6 to 30 across Winchester Leesburg Bunker Hill Frederick County Berryville Monkton and surrounding areas. Items include furniture appliances cattle dairy equipment farm machinery antiques real estate and household goods with noted auctioneers Dennis Cole Orndorff Duvall Massie English Kerns and others.
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Orndorff & Cole
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John L. Swartz
Bunker Hill
W. Va
W. D Orndorff
Thelma Holcomb
Mary Ann
Leesburg
William
English, Jr
Virginia Smith Grim
Long Green
Headleys Auctions
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Frederick County Court House
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Gainebsoro
Charles R. Duvall
William A. Smith
Woodstock
Edward J. Wojciechowski
Rt. 45
York Road
Sparks Station
Carroll Road
Monkton
Maryland
Merryman Co
Belle F. Stokes
Leicester St
Clarence Kerns
McCormick Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Sarah Warner
Edgar Warner
Dallas School Integration Begins Without Incident
Dallas halted segregation with first graders entering 18 white and integrated schools amid 750 police presence. Eight Negro children were assigned. four transfer requests were denied for birth certificate, sibling, or area reasons.
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Amelia Earhart
Ben Milam
City Park
Longfellow
Roger Q. Mills
Stephen F. Austin
Thomas A. Edison
William E. Travis
U.S
Memphis
Tenn
Dublin High Student Killed No Noted Bus Fatality Noted
School bus accident on a mountain slope carried children after the driver struck two trees. Several pupils were hospitalized at Pulaski and Radford with injuries including cerebral concussions and fractures. The driver, a senior at Dublin High, was a first day full-time substitute previously.
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Dublin Hi School
Radford Hospital
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Pulaski Hospital
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Geraldine Robinson
Vivian Lindsay
Roger Dale Harrell
Betty Stafford
James Hash
Lois Hash
Robert Stephens
Carol Robinson
Sue Mooney
Deer Struck by Car East of Boyce Causes Damage
A deer was killed when it darted in front of a 1986 Chevrolet driven by Barbara Virginia of Rt. 2 Bluemont on Rt. 723, about 3.4 miles east of Boyce. State Trooper P. W. Foster reported damage to the automobile at $150.
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Boyce
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Barbara Virginia
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Bluemont
Woodstock
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Davis Magisterial District
Shenandoah County
Eleanor V. Shipp
Leonard A. Shipp
Eleanor V Shipp
Archie B. Vance
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George W. Coleman
U.S. Will Resume Nuclear Tests After Soviet Explosions
The United States announces a resumption of nuclear testing after the Soviet Union conducted a third atomic explosion in central Asia. President Kennedy and officials justify the move as necessary for security and deterrence, citing reasons from press briefings and an analysis of international pressure and propaganda gains.
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U. S
Salinger
Kennedy
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Soviet Union
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Berlin
America
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Washington
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Driver Treated After Neck Injury in Crash
A driver sustained neck injuries in a crash, was treated at the scene and released. No other injuries reported and authorities continued investigation.
Weather Update and Five Day Outlook for Virginia
The weather today is fair with temperatures around the 70s and partly cloudy skies. The extended forecast for September 7 to 11 shows cooler conditions over the weekend with chances of more cooling. Yesterday’s high was 90 and low 69, with a year ago reading of 81 and 67.
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Virgi
L.tures
Winchester
Rainfall figures for months and year 1961
Report shows rainfall totals for the period to date in 1961 and averages. The season totals include 29.67 inches for the year to date and 1.36 inches for August, with monthly averages listed for Aug through Dec.
$50 000 suit scheduled to be heard tomorrow
A $50,000 damage suit arising from a traffic accident is set for hearing in Corporation Court tomorrow. Plaintiff Joseph H. Weller of 214 N. Washington claims injury and financial loss from a car driven by Mrs. Crawford of Bellevue Ave. Attorney Joseph A. Nannie represents the plaintiff, while Mrs. Crawford is defended by Henry Whiting.
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Aer
Washington
Crawford
Bellevue Ave
Weller
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