Obituaries for Perry and Kercheval and infant West
Obituary notices report James S. Perry aged 80 of 625 Hillman Drive died at home. He was born in Frederick County in November 1885 and survived by his wife Mamie L. Spates and three sons from a previous marriage. Also noted is the death of George E. Kercheval of 308 Liberty Street Berryville with services set and pallbearers list. Michael Shane West infant son of Charles B. and Margaret Alger West died Saturday. burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James S. Perry
Hillman Drive
Mr. Perry
Frederick County
John F
Rebecca Jenkins Perry
Mamie L. Spates
Miller Hardware
Josephine Grim Perry
James B. Perry
Alexandria
Marshall B. Perry
Winchester
Marion C. Perry
Pittsburgh
J. Thomas Perry
Altoona
Jones Funeral Home
George E. Kercheval
Liberty St
Berryville
Duncan Memorial Church
M.C. Cook
Michael Shane West
Charles B
Margaret Alger West
Millwood
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mount Hebron
Geogeanna Alger Rees
Evans. West
Mark Charles
Matthew Tood
Kitty Ann West
Funeral Services for James E. Perry
Arrangements are incomplete for the funeral of James E. Perry. Jones Funeral Home Inc. is handling arrangements. Further details including date and service location are forthcoming.
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James
Perry
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
UN General Assembly opens 19th session amid voting rights showdown
The 114 nation assembly begins its 19th session with no vote clash over Article 19. U.S. Goldberg drops veto demand, paving the way for votes on president, new members, and 13 vice presidents plus seven committee chairs. Grömiko and Fanfani slated to speak as session aims to Dec 21 end.
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Viet Nam
Assembly
U.N
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Soviet Union
France
Koca Popovic
Yugoslavia
Amintore Fanfani
Goldeberg
Andrei A. Groemyko
Speeches of George M. Humphrey Published in Book Form
A collection of speeches and statements by George M. Humphrey, a key Washington figure from 1953 to 1957, has been issued in book form by the Western Reserve Historical Society of Cleveland. Humphrey, secretary of the Treasury under Eisenhower, was an influential adviser in the administration.
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Washington
George M. Humphrey
Western Reeserve Historical Society
Cleveland
Ohio
Humphrey
Treasury
Edwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Interior outlines Assateague Island seashore plan
The 1960s bill proposes federal acquisition and development funding for Assateague Island as a national seashore. It allows pre 1963 homeowners to keep homes for 25 years and allocates up to 16.25 million for land and 7.765 million for development. The plan includes a 39 630 acre seashore with mixed ownership and a 600 acre private construction zone south of Maryland. The National Park Service will set fair market values and draft a master plan with marinas and public facilities.
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Assateague Park
Interior
Stewart Udall
Johnson
Assateague Seashore
National Park
White House East Room
Maryland
Assateague
Interior Department
National Park Service
Man seeks 20000 policy for a boy baby in California
Fremont AP says shoe store manager Robert Ahern will pay Lloyds of London about 4000 dollars for a 20000 dollar policy guaranteeing him a boy baby. He and Barbara Ann already have three sons and prefer another boy to avoid costs of a girl.
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Lloyd’s
Ahern
Delph Guilty Receiver Year Jail Suspended In Probation
A Gore youth faces three weekends in jail after a Massie recommendation. George Edward Whitacre was indicted on two breaking and entering counts but pled guilty to destruction of property not his own, receiving 12 months on each count with sentences suspended except six weekend days.
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Elliott Marshall
Gore
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie
George Edward Whitacre
Massie
Whitacre
John M. Harvey
Marshall
Robert Lewis Swartz
Alexandra
Lee Harrison Davis
James Addison Davis
Davis
Ronald Lee Davis
William Paul Elliott
Louella Virginia Elliott
Kuwait Size and Location in Middle East Found
The independent Arab state of Kuwait spans the northern Persian Gulf coast from Mesopotamia to Nejd and covers about 5,800 square miles.
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Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Mesopotamia
Nejd
Thousands of South African miners return to work after stoppage
In Johannesburg thousands of white goldminers resumed work after a 24-hour stoppage protesting a union experiment to hire nonwhites in jobs traditionally reserved for whites. The one-day strike affected mines across the region and reflected racial labor tensions in apartheid era South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Weather Today and Outlook With Thunder Showers
Mostly fair and warm through Wednesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 87 to 90, tonight's low mid to upper 60s. Thursday stays warm with more scattered storms and rainfall data through today.
Three Area Men Named to Governor’s Emergency Panel
Albert W. Loring of Shenandoah Gas Co. Winchester Paul Tere rette of O Sulliv an Rubber Co. Inc. Winchester and Julian F. Carper of Middletown Virginia State AFL C IO are named to the Governors Resource Planning Committee. They join about 200 Virginians tasked with advising the governor on an emergency resources management plan for a national emergency.
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Albert
Harrieson
Albert W. Loring
Shenandoah Gas Co
Winchester
Paul Tereretta
O’sullivan Rubber Co., Inc
Wincheseter
Julian F. Carper
Middletown
Virginia
Afl-Cio
Livestock Market Report Baltimore Prices Various Cattle Hogs
USDA AP report notes cattle receipts 75 no test of trade. Hog receipts 200 with early sales up 25 cents. Barrows and gilts US 1-3 185-225 lbs 24.00-24.50 as sows remain scarce.
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Baltimore
USDA
Wall Street advances but trading uneven on Monday
Heavy trading accompanied a fourth stock market advance early in the day as some key issues held steady or faded. GM projected nine million car sales in 1966, Chrysler priced higher, Studebaker emphasized staying in business, while auto shares drifted with fractional gains. The AP average rose 1.1 to 342.0 with SCM Corp. active and SCM delaying due to order crashes.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Studeebaker
Ford
American Motors
Steelers
Mead Corp
South Carolina Electric & Gas
SCM Corp
Drivers may get license back after driver improvement course
In New Jersey starting January drivers with revoked licenses can regain permits sooner through a two hours weekly month long driver improvement course. The program can reduce license suspension by up to two months by retraining in defensive driving and traffic law compliance.
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Trenton
N.J
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West Infant
Kercheval
Pe Kercheval
Charles D. Kercheval, Jr
Preston Kercheval
Broaddus Elsen
Joseph Duke
C. C. Chapman
W. A. Collis
Thomas Howell
Walter Rutherford, Sr
Edgar Kackley
Earl Brown
John Brown
Leon Dillon
Hugh Owens
H. N. Ritter
G. B. Thomas
Frank Tappan
John Emerick
James R. York
Green Hill Cemetery
John H. Enders
Lorist, Inc
Omps Funeral Home
Goold
Loudoun Street
Boreau
Plains
New England
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Nation
Park Service
Rm Hor
Robert L. Jones
Laur
Orn ES Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun St
National
DELPH
James Allen Shanholtz
John Edward Fisher
Galen Raymond Thompson
Montgomery Ward
Shanholtz
Fisher
Thompson
Agees
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Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Wall Street
Ness
Sault Ste, Marie, Mich
St. Mary’s International Bridge
Texas
The
Public Health Service
New York State
Health Service, Inc
Albany, N.Y
OOF UK
White
Cece
MTL Ag
Xaxkz
N. Cameron St
Athur, Inc
Boscawen St
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