Obituaries for Sidney Webster and Washington in Winchester
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Sidney H. Webster 61 of Gore and Washington of Boyce. Webster born 1906 in Lost City. funeral at Lost City Presbyterian Church with burial there. Washington born in Warren County. services at Ebenezer Baptist Church White Post with burial in Ebenezer cemetery. multiple survivors listed.
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Sidney H. Webster
Sidney Hunter Webster
Gore
Lost City
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr.Webster
Thomas and
Mary Brumback Webster
Carrie Webster
Eva Webster
Myrtle Wood
Fred Branson
Lost River
Ralph Webster
Wellington
Ohio
Lost City Presbyterian Church
Luther Smith
Lost City Cemetery
Counsel Washington
Washington
Boyce
Warren County
Henry Washington
Third Zion Baptist Church
Success
Rebecca Washington
Aubrey Washington
Winchester
James Washington Boyce
Mable Johnson
Bayard
Anna Jackson
Ann Washington
Bertha Elder
Baltimore
Ebenezer Cemetery
Earnest Townley
Henry C. John+ Son
Henry Johnson
Abner Carey
Thomas Marshall
Paul Benjamin
Wright Funeral Home
No rule defines fair space despite claims of sovereignty
The text argues that no law delineates fair space and that nations assert sovereignty over such areas, but no universal standard exists to enforce or measure it. It notes sovereignty claims lack a binding framework, leaving boundaries unsettled.
Dedication Of Shrine Is Tuesday
The Freedom Shrine dedication ceremony occurs Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. Dr. Melton F. Wright will be the principal speaker. The exhibit features 28 authentic reproductions of historic American documents from the Mayflower Compact to the Instrument of Surrender. The Winchester Exchange Club presents the display for Winchester and Frederick County and will keep it in the War Memorial Building.
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War Memorial Building
Melton F. Wright
Pacific
Winchester Exchange Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Russell Newcome
Exchange Club
Scott Simpson
Father Robert Ruth
Ministerial Association
James Fleming
H. Robert Edwards
Handley Board
Dr. Wright
Czech Official Breaks New Censorship Rules Fire
AP reports Zdenek Mlynar, a Czechoslovak Communist leader, said more than 70 civilians died during the Aug 20 Soviet invasion under tragic circumstances while no weapon was raised. He criticized Dubcek’s reformist regime and discussed the new press law and censorship curbs approved by the National Assembly.
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Prague
Zdenek Mlynar
Communist Presidium
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Mlynar
Alexander Dubcek
Agnew Drops Communist Reference During Chicago Visit
Gov Spiro T Agnew has shifted away from attacking communism amid student protests saying the subject has been overworked He avoided re emphasizing the issue and plans to stay in Chicago with private talks a TV panel appearance and a Sunday rally scheduled
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Chicago
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Gerald Ford
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Blackstone Rangers
Rangers
Grant
Multiple Virginia Traffic Fatalities Reported in 24 Hours
The Associated Press notes at least three Virginia residents died in traffic crashes in the last 24 hours. James Lee Harrell, 18, of Newport News, died about 34 hours after a 12:45 a.m. crash at 35th Street and Acorn Avenue. Charles Anstey, 12, of Langley AFB, fatally injured in a single vehicle crash at U.S. 17 and Virginia 679 near Grafton. Anthony Canady, 20, Arlington Marine, killed when his car left Columbia Pike and hit a tree near Virginia 244 in Arlington.
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Newport News
35Th Street
Acorn Avenue
James Lee Harrell
Grafton
Charles Anstey
Langley A.F.B
U.S. 17
Virginia
York County
Arlington
Anthony Canady
Columbia Pike
Virginia 244
Chicago Version To Be Aired During Democratic Convention
The official Chicago version of disturbances during the Democratic National Convention will be broadcast Sunday on radio and television from Hawaii to London. The one hour program was produced by the city after Mayor Richard J. Daley argued networks gave a one sided portrayal of the situation.
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Chicago
Hawaii
London
Richard J. Daley
Knife-wielding man shot near Agnew hotel in Chicago
Police pursued Albert Townsend after he threatened pedestrians with a four inch knife near the Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel. Townsend was subdued after a struggle inside the theater basement next to the hotel where Spiro Agnew was staying. He was charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest.
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Chicago
Sheraton-Blackstone
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Y Theater
Eddie Bracken
Michelle Myers
Bracken
Connie
Susan
Albert Townsend
Michigan Avenue
Townsend
Radetz
Marsh urges Congress to reassert its legislative power
In Montpelier Rep. John O. Marsh Jr urged Congress to reclaim its role as the meeting place of the people’s representatives. Speaking at James Madison’s grave, he said Congress should make laws from its own judgment rather than follow executive directives.
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Executive Branch
Congress
Political parties in U.S. presidential history
Five parties have held the presidency: Federalist, Democrat-Republican, Democrat, Whig, and Republican. The sequence reflects evolving party structures and shifting American political alignments across eras.
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United States
Weather forecast for Virginia and Winchester
Fair tonight with low 52 to 62 degrees. Sunday mostly sunny reaching 78 to 84. Monday partly cloudy and mild. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 54 a m. Moon at last quarter rises tonight at 11 31 p m.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Over Past Years
Rainfall data cover 94 hours ending today with zero. Five year totals for 1963 to 1967 are listed alongside monthly averages for 55 years from January through December. The annual average rainfall for the 55 year period is 36.50 inches.
N W President Endorses Virginia Bond Issue in Backing Godwin Plan
Virginia leaders rally behind an $81 million bond for mental health and education as N&W President Herman H. Perler endorses the plan. He urges Virginians to vote for the measure on November 5, aligning it with Jeffersonian tradition and the state’s pay-as-you-go heritage.
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Godwin
Virginia
N&w
Herman H. Pevier
Perler
Thomas Jefferson
Old Dominion
Public Relations Society of America
Jefferson
Hymn Sing at Salem Church in Stephens City Tomorrow
A hymn sing will be held at Salem Church of the Brethren in Stephens City tomorrow at 7 30 p m Richard Clem leads the service with the Reliance Quartet and other special music featured.
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Salem
Puzzle Clues List with Named Answers
A sequence presents eleven items including a moving list of terms and proper nouns such as Los Angeles, California Wandering Albatross Eagle and Paul Bunyan. The list mixes numbers words and common nouns forming a riddle style filler.
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Los Angeles
California
Thousand
Eagle
Paul Bunyan
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