Dr Charles Francis 57 founder of Arlington Animal Hospital dead
Obituary notes Dr Charles Kenneth Francis 57 founder of the Arlington Animal Hospital died of a heart ailment at Arlington Hospital. He lived at 1001 Wilson Blvd Arlington and was survived by wife Margaret Anderson three sons James Edward, David W Francis and Charles Kenneth II and five grandchildren. Funeral and burial were private.
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Charles Kenneth Francis
Arlington Animal Hospital
Arlington Hospital
Wilson Blvd
Arlington
Francis
Claude Grove
Valley Ave
Joe Anderson
Washington
Ontario Veterinary College
University of Toronto
Margaret Anderson
James Edward Francis
David W. Francis
Charles Kenneth Francis, II
Alexandria
First US Balloon Flight by Blanchard
Francois Blanchard made the first recorded balloon ascent in the United States over Philadelphia on January 9, 1793, marking a milestone in early aerial experiments.
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United States
Francois Blanchard
Philadelphia
Little Red Wagons Headed for Vietnam
CAMP CARROLL Vietnam AP One thousand little red wagons head to South Vietnam to aid refugee children in a project started by M Sergeant William D Abbott a Marine whose idea grew from seeing a boy drag a ammunition box with another child inside Abbott arranged wagon donations from his wife and trapshooting groups raising funds to ship 1000 wagons at four dollars each to aid refugee families and display models show more wagons are coming
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William D. Abbott
Abbott
Demilitarized Zone
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Stafford
Cam Lo
Amateur
Trapshooting Association of America
Fall Creek Valley Club
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Association
Marines
Six Indictments Returned by Frederick County Grand Jury
Six indictments against five persons were returned by a Frederick County grand jury. Ashley Corbin of Fairmont Ave. faced charges of improper conduct involving a female juvenile. Wilfred Eston Cather of 208 Fox Drive was indicted for breaking and entering Willow Lawn Supermarket on Valley Ave., and stealing beer and wine valued over $100. he pleaded guilty and received three years probation with restitution. William Blair Myers of 439 Handley Ave was indicted on two counts for breaking and entering the supermarket and stealing beer and wine over $100, plus theft of an automobile. Myers pleaded guilty and was placed on probation with restitution. Wilda Whitacre, Max Whitacre, and Wayne Whitacre of Mt. Falls Route were indicted for assault and theft of a bank deposit book and check book from Daley M. Orndorff. a second count charged assault and attempted robbery of $140. Capiuses issued and bonds set at $1,500 each. In other proceedings, Richard Henry Lillie pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Stonewall School last June and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary with costs. His confederate, David Lee Bailey, received a two-year sentence.
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Fairmont Ave
Wilfred Eston Cather
Fox Drive
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Valley Ave
William Blair Myers
Handley Ave
H & M Auto
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Wilda Whitacre
Max Whitacre
Wayne Whitacre
Mt. Falls
Daley M. Orndorff
Orndorff
Richard Henry Lillie
Stonewall
David Lee Bailey
Whiskers and Feather Bedding Riddle Answers Set
The list presents ten quiz items with answers: Whiskers, Feather bedding, Can, Duck, Radium, Seven, El Salvador, Parliament, Backward, True facts. Each item aligns with a straightforward clue and its corresponding solution.
Slippery elm found for Liberty Bell replica
A national search ends at Ralph Sanford's 15 acre tree farm for a 28 inch slippery elm to craft the Liberty Bell replica yoke for Knott's Berry Farm. Forester Howard Fox located a candidate in Oregon but a flaw required another tree which Sanford supplied.
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Knott
Berry Farm
Buena Park
Calif
Forrest Marrow
Howard Fox
Oregon, Il
Sanford
Ford Officials Study GM Price Increases
Ford officials studied General Motors price hikes for 1968 models and plan to announce their own increases midweek. GM said the average 1968 price rise is 3.6 percent, about 110 dollars, with 61 dollars from new mandated equipment.
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Soviet Scientist Tkachenko Bound For Moscow Flight
Soviet scientist Vladimir Tkachenko, pale and exhausted, is placed aboard a Moscow bound airliner after British authorities accuse him of being drugged and attempting to be taken to Russia against his will. His wife and the Soviet Embassy describe the actions as inhuman while Britain plans to hand him over Monday per medical advice.
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Medley Down Clue List From Crossword Puzzle
Word puzzle clues with numbered items include geography South Asian islands and a mix of zoological terms. Entries cover small animals a winged dove shelter and mythological names while mapping to common verbs and nouns such as rises and asserts.
Wartime Litany for Lutheran Youth Conventions
An AP report notes a special worship litany prepared for 15 000 Lutheran youths at twin conventions in Seattle and Dallas in mid August. The Vietnam War is a central concern and the litany prays for peace while warning creation could be destroyed in a single miscalculation.
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Wall Street Advances Hold With Mixed Gains on Rally Day
The New York Stock Exchange saw gains outnumber losses as the Dow rose about a point. Blue chip moves included IBM Xerox and Texaco up, while Pennsylvania Railroad and Pan American Sulphur fell. Automakers were steady and General Motors slipped slightly as investors awaited inflation signals.
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