Obituaries set for three Winchester area residents
Obituaries list funeral services for James Lee Allen 53 Route 5 Martinsburg native and Pauline Argenbright widow, plus Harvey Lowell Simpers 62 Route 1 Bunker Hill and Russell T. Boswell 33 Route 2 Berryville. Services scheduled in Winchester area churches and funeral homes with cremation and local burial arrangements.
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James Lee Allen
Route 5
Jones
Henry 8
Amidon
Martinsburg
W.va
Olivia Carter Allen
Stillmore
John Clark Allen
Pauline Argenbright
Edinburg
Harvey Lowell Simpers
Route 1
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Hillcrest
Omps
John A. Baden
Simpers
Chester
Harvey and
Goldie Lowell Simpers
American Finance Co
Globe Finance
Lincoln Service Corp
Demersy
Sma
Roanoke
Equality No. 44
Af& AM
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Silver Spring
Kensington Royal Arch
Philadelphia
Potomac Valley St. Schnauzer Club
National St. Schnauzer Association
Shawnee Kennell Club
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Plume_. Anderson Simpers
Erman
Ree OF
Manassas
Richard Simpers
Media
Joseph Weaver
Rest Church
Tall Cedars of
Leban
Muscular Distrophy Association
Masonic Home
Winchester Memorial Hospital Chapel Music Fund
H. L. Simpers
Russell T. Boswell
George H. Boswell
Route 2
Berryville
Washington Court House
Ohio
John H. Enders
Charles Wood
Robert Wood
Curtis May
Earl Sealock
Hubert Grey
Blanton Wiley
Green Hill I Cemetery
Japanese Scientist Arrested in Space Study Debacle
In Baltimore, AP reports Japanese scientist Dr. Hidebumi Hazama, 39, was arrested after customs found three crates labeled fused household goods on a US space project shipping. He faced charges for a false declaration regarding a $300,000 study on space living effects on the human brain.
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Baltimore
Hidebumi Hazama
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University Hospital
Safe Do It Yourself Abortion Pill Foreseen
A Princeton professor predicts that in a few years safe self administered abortion medications will let women decide privately about pregnancy. Dr. R Paul Ramsey says the practice will move beyond legal codes and into personal choice as magazines discuss the M pill and women may routinely self cast abortions.
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Washington
R. Paul Ramsey
Princeton University
Harvard, Divinity School
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Guerrillas Press Attacks Across Vietnam Amid Air War
Tuesday reports recount 119 missions with no strikes on Hanoi area. In Tam Ky guerrillas faced stiff defense as U S flare ships illuminated the city. A bridge near Da Nang was blown and US Marines shelled positions along the DMZ. Americal Division troops killed 26 enemies in Quang Ngai Province while guerrillas seized a coastal bridge but were beaten off.
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Hanoi-Haiphong
Tam Ky
Quang Ngai
da Nang
U.S
North
South Vietnam
U.S. Americal Division
Task Force Oregon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Pentagon
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Radio Hanoi
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Burglars Misread Loot Steal Shrouds Instead of Suits
In St. Louis three burglars broke into a shop and believed they took 24 men’s suits but escaped with 24 men’s shrouds. Police say the error yields little value beyond local ritual use, leaving the trio unhappy with their haul.
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ST. Louis
Weather Today in Virginia Reports Mild Temperatures
The forecast for Virginia calls for pair tonight in the upper 50s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with a high near 80. Friday brings considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions. Winds will be light, shifting from northerly today to northeast to east at 5 to 12 mph on Thursday.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Historical Records
Rainfall data reported for 72 hours ending today shows September totals and year to date figures for 1967. The record lists monthly averages and historic yearly rainfall figures from 1962 to 1966, with an annual month by month breakdown and a long term monthly average.
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Auto Strike Nervousness
Wall Street extended gains early Wednesday despite a midnight deadline for an auto workers strike. Ford, target of the union, slipped fractions. General Motors eased slightly as Chrysler held steady. American Motors rose, aided by heavy mutual fund buying. Texas Gulf Sulphur gained about 3 points with Studebaker Polaroid and Xerox up 2. Opening blocks showed Thiokol up sharply, Chrysler and American Telephone higher, while Standard Oil (NJ) and Westinghouse moved lower.
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Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Wall Street
Texas
Vicious Dog Warrant Dismissed Under Irregular Ordinance
Judge W Erle Edwards dismissed the vicious dog warrant in Frederick County noting the ordinance appears irregularly adopted after being issued Nov 14 1966. Defendant Robert Kenneth Minnick was found guilty of reckless driving with a $25 fine.
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Frederick County
W. Erle Edwards
Edwards
Robert Kenneth Minnick
Rt. 2
R Carper
Ieee
HOSEL
Bowers
Sunnyside
Catholic scholar to join Union Theological Seminary faculty
Rev. Raymond Brown, Roman Catholic biblical scholar, will join Union Theological Seminary to teach New Testament next term. Union President Rev. Dr. John Bennett says Brown was hired for his impressive scholarship and not to push Catholic views. In the same session, William H. Coffelt of Baltimore was found guilty of driving on a suspended license.
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New York
Raymond Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Union
John Bennett
Father Brown
William H. Coffelt
Baltimore
Biblical Scholarship
Bennett
Front Royal Woman Indicted for Manslaughter
Peggy Lynn Peacher 19 of Front Royal was indicted by a Warren County grand jury for manslaughter in the death of Elizabeth Rat et Martin 18, a passenger in a car driven by Padher. Police testified the vehicle left the road at Happy Creek Road near Cook Lane at about 5 56 p m. Martin died from injuries.
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Peggy Lynn Peacher
Front Royal
Warren County
Happy Creek Road
Cook Lane
Martin
Two 13 Year Olds Sentenced for Tire Valve Theft
In Ogden Utah two 13 year old boys admitted cutting valve stems from 33 autos in a five block area. They were sentenced to pump up 132 tires with a hand air pump as the penalty.
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Ogden, Utah
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Winchester Evening Star
Allen Service
Vick
Hemingway Transport Co
Braddock ‘Street Wrethouist Church
John H. Allen
Alexandria
Frances Durden
Clarke P. Allen
Arlington
John C. Allen
James Harley
Kenneth Clevenger
Courtney Taylor
Rando C. Roe
Romaine D. Patton
T. Eldridge de Haven
Lemon Stotler
Rolland Tharp
Eceantiains
Magnus Rapho P. Bortal
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Simpers Service
Boswell Service
Mr. James Lee Allen
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Imds Funeral Home
Twt Golden
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
BY DU Pont
John. W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Ramsey
Ionable Women’s
Mutual Fund
Alexander Graham Bell
Baddeck
Nova Scotia
Aluminum
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
Mobil Premium
Amoco
Club of America
Amooco
America
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