Obituary Details and Pallbearers Named
Burial will be in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Charles Fleming, Raymond Shearer, Billy Madigan, Carl Golightly, Lewis Duckworth and Robert Grove.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
2
Burial will be in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Charles Fleming, Raymond Shearer, Billy Madigan, Carl Golightly, Lewis Duckworth and Robert Grove.
Clarence T. Jackson, 57, of Wadsworth Ohio, died Friday at home after a long illness. He was born in Capon Bridge to Mertie C. and Maggie Oates Jackson. Survived by wife, daughter Ella Mae Maple of Cleveland, son Theodore Jackson of Wadsworth, one grandchild, brother Guy Jackson of Wadsworth, sister Mrs Ernest Anderson of Gore. Funeral Monday at Hillyard Funeral Home Wadsworth, burial Woodlawn Cemetery.
The article describes a Senate security inquiry into two NSA linked turncoats Mitchell and Martin. It questions how they gained high level access despite alleged mental illness and homosexuality while the Pentagon calls their Moscow appearances Soviet propaganda. It notes NSA may launch its own probe and cites their travel from the U S to Mexico City Havana and a Cuban port aboard a Soviet trawler.
The opening of Houston's fall term under federal integration orders saw three African American children attempt to enroll in two previously all white schools. Officials indicated it will be at least Monday before any Negro pupils are admitted, following an emergency board vote directing adherence to Judge Connally's integration order.
Police investigate two break ins reported in the area last night. The Cooperatives in the B and O yards on Baker Street saw a broken north door pane and tire thefts. At the B and M Chevrolet plant on North Loudoun Street wheels were also reported stolen this morning.
Clarke County Board of Supervisors will ask Berryville to meet on possible changes to the county licensing law for motor vehicles. The vote followed a meeting where Berryville Boyce and Clarke County all tax motor vehicles within their boundaries. Lucy Allen was tasked to arrange a meeting date. All members attended except K N Gilpin Jr.
A dense listing of upcoming auctions and sales across Virginia and Maryland includes Denny's Commission Auction events near Winchester on Route 7, Virginia Hereford Association in Verona, Virginia Holstein fall sale in Orange, estate and real estate auctions in Winchester and White Post, and farm machinery, cattle, and livestock sales at multiple venues from September 7 to 15. Auctioneers include Orndorff, Duvall, Whitacre, and others.
Trooper Malbon reported a 1953 Ford driven by Miss Ritter was west on Swan Ave when it entered Route 340. A northbound Plymouth struck the Ford, flipping it and injuring occupants. The deceased is identified as Mr. Hartman. others were hospitalized with injuries. Funeral plans are pending.
On the Cameron area tracks near the Novick Terminal a deputy and sheriff pursued juveniles who jumped on a moving train. The officer captured one boy while the others fled. later all three were taken into custody. They confessed to breaking into the drive-in concession stand on three prior occasions and stealing ham burgers cigarettes and cash. A hearing is planned for Sept 27.
Weather outlook shows temperatures 2 to 3 degrees above normal through Friday with cooler conditions Saturday and Sunday. Rain is likely over the weekend and highs near 83 and lows around 62 today.
President Eisenhower says tightening U S security procedures is the top issue of concern for years and cites the Martin Mitchell defection case as proof. He stresses personal sensitivity to security weaknesses and the need for airtight procedures. He also urges shelving religion as an election issue until after the campaign and notes Nixon and he will not discuss religion in politics. A Tass reporter asks about Soviet coverage of White House briefings as tensions run high.
The report records rainfall totals ending 8:30 a.m. with September and year-to-date figures. It also covers Eisenhower’s remarks at a news conference noting a renewed U S effort for peace with justice, praise for India Pakistan Indus dispute settlement, and his age as he nears a historic White House milestone.
Miss Warren County Fair will be selected this evening at the fairgrounds on Kerfoot Avenue. The event starts at 8 p.m. as the fair operates 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. nightly through Friday. A school matinee is today and another for children is planned Saturday afternoon. tractor driving contests are scheduled for tomorrow and Friday evenings.
The exchange notes a humorous quiz like prompt about Boston and elephants in relation to the year of obscurity tied to a Garfield context. It references Augusta and a date of April 14 with a Q and A about spoon etiquette after eating cereal.
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