Obituary for James D See at 17 in Rio West Virginia
James D See 17 of Rio West Virginia died Friday near Perry West Virginia when the farm tractor he rode overturned. He was born September 4 1950 at Oldfield son of Harry and Lena Mangold See. Survived by seven brothers and one sister. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Sperry's Run EUB Church near Rio Rev Robert Nair. Burial Sperry's Run Cemetery. Friends may call Loy Funeral Home Wardensville after 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis See
Rio
W. Va
Perry
Oldfield
Harry
Lena Mangold See
Donald See
Wardensville
Roger See
Alister See
Rudolph Dove
Winchester
Ordhan Dove
Broadway
Raymond See
Stephens City
William See
Rock Oak
Juanita Martz
Sperry’s Run Eub Church
Robert Nair
Sperry’s Run
Loy Funeral Home
Two Juveniles Charged in Seventeen Robberies
Winchester police report two juveniles, ages 15 and 16, face petitions and were sent to jail after investigations tied them to seven soda machines in Winchester and nine in Frederick County. They allegedly used stolen keys to access machines and robbed a laundromat coin changer of over $100. Four county youths await petitions as part of the case. state law prohibits naming juveniles.
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Winchester
Frederick Coun
John W. Rice
Warren Rudolph
Berryville Ave
Rudolph
Lacy Anderson
Feeder cattle sale totals and buyers across several states
A Virginia feeder cattle sale drew 921 steers and heifers selling for 179 474 84 dollars, about 300 head fewer than last year. Buyers from Pennsylvania New York Ohio Michigan Maryland West Virginia and Virginia participated led by John W. Whitmore Amon L. Breckbill Howard Dunham Lola V. Barnhart W. E. Bliss J. P. Witt and Alan Folk. The sale is part of state sponsored events with two more in October and November. The First Feeder Call Sale and Show will be held Friday Oct 6 at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. nominations are due by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
John W. Whitmore
Leesburg
Amon L. Breckbill
Chambersburg
Howard Dunham
Knowlesville
N. Y
Lola V. Barnhart
Clearspring
W. E. Bliss
Canfield
J. P. Witt
Jasper
Alan Folk
Falling Waters
W. Va
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Stine
Adams Began Career As Road Surveyor In Massachusetts
John Adams second U S president started his career as a road surveyor in Braintree Massachusetts, early in his life, highlighting his humble beginnings on the road to the White House.
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White House
Quincy
Mass
John Adams
United States
Braintree
Public Invited to Scouts Campfire Tonight at 8
About 250 Boy Scouts and Explorers will gather around the camp fire from 8 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. tonight at Winchester Recreation Park as part of the Shawnee District Fall Roundup Camporee. The event runs through tomorrow at 2 p.m. with fifteen scout troops and three Explorer posts joining from Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties.
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First Presbyterian Church
Winchester Recreation Park
Shawnee
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Copenhaver Family Visits Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Copenhaver of New Market Virginia visited his mother here on Saturday. Irene Copenhaver hosted relatives including Lumma Copenhaver of Casherton Ohio and others from Hagerstown Winchester Kernstown and Kernstown area over the weekend.
Hoffa Prison Term Lengthened
Chicago AP report says Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa had his prison term increased from eight to thirteen years after a second sentence. He received a five year term and a $10000 fine for participating in a multimillion dollar pension fund fraud scheme. The five years run consecutively to his existing eight year sentence for jury tampering in Chattanooga Tennessee. Hoffa is jailed in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Richard B. Austin
Friday
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lewisburg
Fight150 Stops Washington High School Grid Game
A football game between Coolidge and McKinley in Washington was halted Friday night after crowd fights and youths climbing fences entered the field. Coolidge led 19 to 0 when play stopped. two juveniles and a 19 year old were arrested for disorderly conduct. no serious injuries reported.
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Washington
Coolidge High School
McKinley High School
Domestic Spending Must Be Cut Says Rep Marsh
Rep John O Marsh Jr Virginia district congressman told the Virginia Petroleum Industries dinner at the George Washington Hotel that domestic programs must be cut back to meet the Vietnam war drain. He warned there is a national emergency in funding with Congress missing the crisis and urged recognition of the need to limit domestic spending.
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John O. Marsh, Jr
Virginia Petroleum Industries
George Washington Hotel
Marsh
Virginia
House Committee On
Apvere
Vietnam
Congress
United States
Percy says different face could help end Vietnam war
California senator Charles H. Percy urged that a change in U S leadership might give the United States a face saving path to talks with North Vietnam. He cited a scholar returnee and a communist official suggestion that the Johnson administration lacks republican credibility in negotiations. Percy contrasted his stance with Governor Ronald Reagan's call for escalation, though neither man announced a run for president.
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Sacramento
Calif
North Vietnam
United States
White House
Charles H, Percy
Percy
State Capitol
Johnson
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Three Frederick County Residents Indicted for Assault and Robbery
Three Frederick County residents, Mrs Wilda Whitacre and her sons Max and Wayne Whitacre of Mt Falls Route, were indicted by a grand jury and picked up in Richmond. They face charges of assaulting Daley M Orndorff and stealing a bank deposit book and a checkbook. A second count accuses them of assault and an attempted robbery of $140. Each was released on $1500 bond for Frederick County circuit court on November 20.
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Frederick County
Richmond
Robert L. DeHaven
Wilda Whitacre
Max Whitacre
Wayne Whitacre
Mt. Falls
Daley M. Orndorff
Orndorff
Community Notes And Personal Visits Mentioned
Mr. Gene Larman of Washington D C spent a weekend with Galen Stickley in Capon Heights. Mrs Ethel Bahning visits Vienna Virginia and Washington D C. The community mourns the death of Clyde Himelright and offers condolences. Galen Stickley travels to University of Florida Gainesville after visiting Berea Kentucky and Dr Dale Myers then sees Dickie Bly family in Atlanta Georgia. Mrs Louie Lam returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after a short stay.
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Capon Heights
Gene Larman
Wash
D.C
Galen Stickley
Ethel Bahning
Vienna
Clyde Him
Elright
University of Florida
Gainesville
Berea
Kentucky
Dale Myers
Dickie Bly
Atlanta
Louie Lam
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Weather Today Virginia Clear Cold With Patchy Frost
Forecast for Virginia shows clear and cold conditions with patchy frost tonight. Low temperatures 35 to 40. Sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer, followed by fair and cool Monday with northwest wind around 10 mph. Winchester skies note sunset 7 10 p m and sunrise 7 01 a m on Saturday September 23.
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Winchester
Rainfall data summary for past and historical periods
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 am trace and September to date. It provides yearly rainfall percentages for 1963 to 1966 and a five year total 1967. Monthly average rainfall over 54 years is given for each month from January to December with specific figures.
ABC Strike Won’t Halt Today’s Broadcasting Schedule
ABC networks report no immediate disruption as supervisors run cameras and mics while NABET pickets protest. AFL-CIO groups vow limited action with AFTRA lines to be respected, threatening possible live programming delays next week if performers join in.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Afl-Cio National Association of Broadcast
NABET
National ‘Broadcasting Co
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
ABC
Steel Layoffs Rise Amid Truckers Strike and Gunfire
In Ohio and across eight states, Republic Steel and other mills report higher layoffs as independent truckers under Teamsters contract with the industry refuse to deliver steel. Gunfire erupted in Indiana, escalating tensions as about 500 workers walk off or shift short.
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Detroit
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Ohio
Teamsters
Reagan Aids GOP Governors In Kentucky And Mississippi
California Governor Ronald Reagan plans to campaign for Republican candidates Louie B. Nunn in Kentucky and Ruchel Phillips in Mississippi this fall. The effort marks Reagan as a rising national figure with potential presidential ambitions, with a fundraising speech for Nunn scheduled on October 14.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louie B. Nunn
Ruchel Phillips
Vietnam War Weekly Casualty Totals Question Westmoreland Remarks
The text notes a weekly casualty figure update and a discussion with General Westmoreland on U S. leadership and the role of officials. He says the war's burden could be increased, stating the traffic will bear more than a year ago.
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Westmoreland
U.S
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MDS Funeral Home
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DIAL
Bernard F. Groves
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Cameron St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
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James Hoffa
Rep. Marsh
I. Q. Answers
King Philip II of Spain
Staat
St. Louis
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
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Commerce St
Capon Road
Papa Ferdinand
Baby Ferdinand
Echo Village Restaurant
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GOP
Richard M. Nixon
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Henry Ward
Edward T. Breathitt
S. Vietnamese
Glaize & Bro
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