Deaths and Funerals in Berryville and Perryville
A burial mourning Berryville for Oakley Kalock who died recently with a funeral at Green Hill Cemetery. Charles Marks longtime Perryville resident died yesterday at a hospital and will be laid to rest at Green Hill Cemetery. services set for Thursday at 1. Yulita Marks of Washington listed as daughter with stepchildren Archibald Waller Louise Valentine and sister Mrs Whitaker among survivors. A public viewing in Green Hill home is scheduled this evening from 6 to 10.
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Charles Marks
Perryville
Ially “Hospital
Washington
Fore Marks
Newport News
Yulita Marks
Archibald. Waller Ofster
Louise Valentine
le Whitaker
Fort Pierce
Green Hill
Marion Wallace Evans Dies at Arlington Residence
Marion Wallace Evans of 903 Fourth Wayne Street Arlington died suddenly on September 13 at the Arlington hospital according to the obituary notice. The deceased is survived by relatives and services are pending.
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Marion Wallace Evans
Wayne St
Arlington
Denly
Williams Service IMA funeral for John Oaks
Funeral arrangements for John Oaks of 42 Fremont Street with services conducted by the Rev Newton Turner pastor of the First Baptist Church. Burial and viewing details to be announced.
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IMA
John Oaksns
Fremont St
Newton Turner
Paso
Lions to Have Broom Sale In City Tonight
The Winchester Lions Club holds its annual broom sale at 5 PM to fund sight conservation work. Proceeds fund eye care and glasses for those unable to buy them, with distributed eyewear via Lions clinics in India. Brooms sold at Park and Shop and Drug Fair. club recently moved sales from Frederick County.
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Winchester Lions Club
India
Lions
Northern Virginia Power Co
Winchester
Berryville
Lions Club
Frederick County
Virginia Toll Hits 671 After Two Traffic Deaths
Virginia’s 1963 road toll rose to 671 after report of two fatalities. Howard Lee Jr. 21 of Drakes Branch was killed when his pickup ran off U S 47 north of Drakes Branch and hit a tree. George Alvin Gallagher 12 of Chesapeake died when his car collided on U S 168 in Chesapeake.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Howard Lee Jr
Drakes Branch
Charlotte County
U. S. 47
George Alvin Gallagher
Chesapeake
U. S. 168
Runaway Truck Hits Gas Pumps
A runaway tractor-trailer crashed into a row of gasoline pumps at a West Virginia Turnpike service station. Four pumps and the cab were destroyed, the trailer and produce were damaged by flames. Driver D. L. Richard of Charlottesville, Virginia, was inside the restaurant. brakes failed and fire crews stopped the blaze. Richard runs a Charlottesville produce company.
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West Virginia Turnpike
Here
D. L. Richard
Charlottesville
Richard
Police Destroy Confiscated Beer and Intoxicants in Dump
Hampton New Hampshire police crushed hundreds of cases of beer and bottles of intoxicants at the town dump to dispose of confiscated items. The confiscations arose from a Labor Day weekend riot involving young people at a local gathering.
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Hampton, N.H
Ton Blach
Malaysia recalls ambassador over diplomatic rift with Philippines
The Malaysian Prime Minister announced recalling Malaysia's ambassador and closing the Medan consulate after Philippines sought to downgrade the Philippine embassy in Kuala Lumpur to a liaison post. He called the move unacceptable and said further steps would be taken.
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Sia
Medan
Philippines
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Canada to Sell Russia 228 Million Bushels Wheat Deal
Canada agreed to ship 228 million bushels of wheat to the Soviet Union over 100 months with $33 million of wheat sent directly to Cuba. The pact, described as the largest commercial wheat transaction, aims to boost U.S. wheat sales abroad and dramatize Communist farm failures. Senator Keating condemned it as a breach of Western efforts to isolate Cuba. Kennedy aides signaled no protest, noting Canada informed the U.S. before signing. The Kremlin cited weather as the reason for the Soviet demand.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Ottawa
Canada
Russia
Cube
Kenneth Keating
Washington
Judge allows reporter for Shanholtz trial amid defense objections
In a local murder case Judge Marshall granted the defense motion to employ a court reporter after prior defense attempts were denied in a July George Gordon trial. The jurist ordered the Commonwealth to allow access to the coroner’s report while denying the defense access to Shanholtz’s police statement. Pamplin case actions included denying an unwritten motion and requiring itemization of allegedly stolen goods. Three other guilty pleas followed and bonds were set or revoked as noted.
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Wealth
George Washington Gordon
Marshall
Massie
Shanholtz
McKee
Simpson
Commonwealth
Cememerene Hen
Carlo F. Germelman
Don Carlos Pamplin
Anget
Germelman
Pamplin
John C. Pugh
Charles F. Adams, Jr
W. Cork St
Adams’ Bond
Kennedy U.N. address to be carried live by major networks
President Kennedy's United Nations speech will be broadcast live by NBC CBS ABC and Mutual radio networks with an expected time between 11 a.m. and noon EST. The tax reduction address at 6 p.m. EST Wednesday will also be carried live by the same networks.
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New York
Kennedy
United Nations
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Radio Network
Quintuplets of Luke and Mary Magdalene Named for Family
The Fischer quintuplets receive abundant gifts and offers from sponsors and communities. Scholarships for the girls to two Catholic colleges, a four year aid for James Andrew, and assistance from Reeders State College are noted. Housing, moving, and labor help are pledged by local groups. The family awaits the babies’ birth, with incubators still needed for five to seven weeks.
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James Andrew
Claeciage
Reeders State College
Presentation Junior College
Mount Mary College
Yankton
S.D
Fischers
Elroy Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
Fischer
South Dakota Beekeepers Association
Hartford County
Conn
Insects Air Condition Nests With Water During Heat
A fragment notes paper wasps cool their nests with water during hot spells, suggesting insects regulate microclimates by evaporative cooling in ancient times.
Shenandoah Enrollment Dips Slightly
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music began its second day of classes with 396 students, 29 fewer than last year. Dean Kenneth Eyre noted 283 juniors and 113 conservatory students, with 224 freshmen, eight fewer than 232. Late applications may raise totals. night school enrollment remains tentative with only an art course and college algebra formed so far.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Kenneth Eyre
Shenandoah
Eyre
Radio Stolen From WHPL Mobile Unit
A radio station mobile unit parked in Moose Park near Moose Home on E Cork St was broken into last night or today. WHPL manager John Bell reported a $99 AM FM short wave radio was taken after burglars pried off a hasp to enter the trailer.
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Moose Park
Moose Home
E. Cork St
John Bell
WHPL
False Fund Collections Reported Here
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce warns residents of a woman falsely soliciting for the Crippled Children's Fund. Police say she went store to store yesterday, about 40, in a green dress and white shoes. The chamber has no record of an authorized fund collector.
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Winchester-Frederick County
No Rush to Buy Auto License in Front Royal
News on Front Royal Warren County auto license enforcement notes no rush to purchase among an estimated 700 violators. Only 56 licenses were bought as violators face warnings fines and required payments under the new ordinance.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Three Found Guilty In Truck Stop Incident
In Shenandoah County Court six men from Edinburg faced verdicts for a Sept. 8 truck terminal disturbance at a Route 11 site. Timothy Patton and William Allen Jr. received 60 and 30 day terms plus fines. other defendants drew 30 day sentences with fines. Ronald Bowers had 30 days with half suspended and probation.
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Woodstock
Edinburg
William B. “Allen, Jr
Timothy H. Patton
Patton
Crisman
Dudley Showman
Cletus Hottle
Ronald Bowers
Shenandoah County
Birmingham Faces March Debates and King's Bombing Accusation
Birmingham leaders discuss a proposed march on the state capitol amid ongoing bomb investigations. Officials note 21 unsolved bombings and a church bombing fueling boycotts as federal grand jury probes possible interference with school integration orders. Shuttlesworth urges federal power to restore law and order during the crisis.
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State Capitol
King
U.S. Dist
Clarence William Allgood
Yes
Birmingham
Church Plaia
United States
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Ralph Abernathy
Rainfall and Weather Forecast Summary
Rainfall fair tonight with low around 50. Wednesday will be fair with possible candles? Thursday partly cloudy. Temperature today around 81 high 48 low. Specific past rainfall figures include 1963 and year-to-date totals with monthly averages. Sunset and sunrise times noted for today and tomorrow.
Community groups plan future fruit growing program
A meeting outlined goals for an American Municipal Association sponsored fruit growing technology program. Attendees included the chamber of commerce Jaycees Lions Club Kiwanis WINC Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club and several other organizations. Further briefings and a 7 30 p m October 21 hotel session were announced to refine participation and funding.
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American Municipal Assn
Progr
Geligaton
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Exchange Club
Lions Club
Kiwanis
WINC
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Winchester-Frederick County Ministerial Assn
Jaycee-ettes
Apple Blossom
Business and Professional Womens’ Club
Aauw Winchester Historical Assn
Women’s Civic League
Federal action urged over Birmingham violence
James B. Farmer of the Congress of Racial Equality wired President Kennedy from San Francisco urging federal marshals to protect Birmingham residents. He said state marshals had shown their stripes and that Gov Wallace should be jailed, asserting federal intervention was needed.
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Wallace
James B. Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
San Francisco
Kennedy
Birmingham
President urges export push to close employment gap
The President warns that the balance of payments accounts will hit exports and security. Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged businessmen to expand exports to help close the full employment gap and the balance of payments gap.
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W. Wirtz
Quiz Show Answers: Nations Bodies and Works
The list names Nicaragua, all three, Congress, Federal Trade Commission, Bear Tilwill, The House of Seven Gables, The Netherlands, False, Malagasians.
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Nicaragua
Congress
Frejeral Trade Commission
Bear Tilwill
the House of Seven Gables
The
Netherlands
False
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Nelson Williamond Lee
Sir
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Cemeny
Fealock Service
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Lloyd
Holmes Carlisle
Bial
Hill
Marks Service
Marion W. Evans
Williams Service
Minneapolis
Funeral Home
Calshot
England
Cuba
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Kremlin
Chester Dorsey Talley
Duff's Rebel Restaurant
Loring W. Pangle
John Keeler
Irvin Kerns
U.N
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St. Jane Francis Dechantel
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Brumback
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Cleveland
Atwete
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Ulu
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Memphis
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Milwaukee
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Glaize
BRO
Quality
Cameron ST
Orr Ees& Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun ST
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