Obituaries in Winchester Star September 23 1968
Obituaries note deaths of Lydia Hamilton Barton 68 of 715 S Washington St in Winchester Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Capt Samuel G Umstot Jr 28 killed in Vietnam. Lorenzo Jack Williams 89 of 611 S Kent St. services announced at Calvary Baptist Berryville Guiding Light Gospel Center and funeral home visitations. Survivors listed include multiple siblings and children. Burial at Loudoun Ebenezer, Arlington National Cemetery, Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Lydia Hamilton Barton
S. Washington St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Samuel G. Umstot, Jr
Roosevelt Blvd
Vietnam
Calvary United Methodist Church
Keyser
W. Vax
Clyde Beard
William Lyce
Capt
Umstot
Samuel G. Umstot
U.S. Army Medical Service Corps
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Amstot
Randolph- Macon Academy
Front Royal
Fort Ashby High School
Potomac State College
Shepherd College
Potomac State
Shepherd
Phi Sigma Espi
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Myer Chapel
Nation Hemophilia Foundation
Rogers Funeral Home
S&s
Main St
W.va
Lorenzo
Jack) Williams
S. Kent St
Mr. Williams
Sheneandoah County
Mathias and
Mary Ellen Stultz Williams
Rosie A. Butler
Plumly Lumber Company
Williams
Noble Unger
Clearbrook
Albert Unger
Blanche Bodkins
Winchester
Mabel Ryman
St. Luke
Guiding Light Gospel Center
Donald R. Scruggs
Humphrey Builds Momentum Amid Campaign Push and Endorsements
The Humphrey campaign increases staffing and funding, winning Johnson's endorsement and support from Kennedy, McGovern, Morse, and Truman. He plans an offensive on Nixon over personality and civil justice while stressing a swift end to the Vietnam War as a top priority.
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Humphrey
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
George S. McGovern
Wayne Morse
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Vietnam
Nixon campaign expands with more states and TV shows
Nixon runs four campaigns in Ohio Illinois California and Pennsylvania with at least a half dozen more planned. His schedule emphasizes campaign television shows and days of rest and preparation. Nixon tells forgotten Americans they are ready to vote on November 5 and warns against overconfidence.
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Nixon
Wallace Campaign Tone Bites At Republicans And Democrats
Wallace rails against both major party candidates as promising law enforcement but creating current anarchy. He rallies redneck voters in Florida and across 31 states, claiming the mainstream of American thought supports him and predicting a big election night victory despite polls. He jokes about throwing the election into the House and jokes about pollsters.
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Wallace
Florida
Ike
George
Milwaukee
Montgomery
Lowell
Long Beach
Nixon
Humphrey
House of Representatives
Rosenberger Building Materials Ad at 1336 Commerce
An advertisement endorses John W. Rosenberger & Co Inc for quality building materials. It lists the address 1336 Commerce and phone 667-3135 and promises daily open hours.
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John W. Rosenberger & Co, Inc
Commerce
Moon surface photos may be taken by film from close range
Tass reported a potential film-based mission to photograph the moon at a near distance, promising higher quality images than those from space probes. The flight also tested control gear and environmental controls for future manned flights, with information frequently relayed to Earth by radio.
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Moon
U.S
Tass
Earth
Virginia farmers discuss apple crop in marketing talks
An informational meeting sponsored by the Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association and the American Agricultural Association covered apple harvests in the Appalachians. Growers reported uneven picking and shifting demand as processing varieties move to fresh markets, impacting processor fruit supply.
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Appalachian
Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association
American Agricultural Association
Giesen Campaign Rally Endorsed by Nixon Aide
MR Kliendevist endorsed Giesen for Congress citing Nixon’s praise of courage wisdom and foresight. He attacked Humphrey calling him a sellout to unions while Giesen pressed strict penalties for gun crime and blamed Johnson era policies for rising crime. After speeches the group opened the Woodstock headquarters with a ribbon cutting.
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GOP
Nixon
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Washington
Johnson
North Main St
Woodstock
Giesen
Wall Street advances in early trading as volume trails
Wall Street moved higher in active early trading on Monday as advances outnumbered declines by about 200 issues. Volume lagged Friday’s 14.19 million shares due to Rosh Hashana observance. A federal court master awarded TWA $137.6 million in damages from Hughest Tool Co in an antitrust case. Wilco Chemical traded on 28,100 shares at 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosh Hoshana
TWA
Hughest Tool Co
Wilco Chemical
Democrats urge youth inclusion in government and outdoor access
Mr Marsh argues the nation needs both senior leadership and young participation to shape policy. He cites the Massanutten Information Station project by the U S Forest Service as expanding outdoor recreation for citizens with physical handicaps, including plans for a braille trail for the blind.
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New Market Gap
Marsh
Massanutten
U.S. Forest Service
House
Weather Outlook for Virginia Five Day Forecast
The report forecasts fair conditions today with a low in the fifties and highs around eighty. The five day outlook from Tuesday through Saturday shows a daily average near sixty eight with nighttime lows in the mid fifties, then a trend toward cooler temperatures by Thursday or Friday. Scattered showers may occur Wednesday or Thursday and temperatures around noon today reach about seventy eight.
Weekend road crashes injure eight and more in area
Eight or more people sustained injuries in multiple weekend traffic accidents. The first crash on Rt. 50 near Boyce involved Clyde Sullivan and Florence Sullivan. damage about 250 dollars. Other incidents on Rt. 50 and 340 near Waterloo, Rt. 522 near Bayliss store, and Kent St. and Millwood Ave. in Winchester left several injured with various damages and no hospital admissions.
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Rt. 50
Boyce
P. F. Click
Clyde Sullivan
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Florence Sullivan
Rt. 522
Bayliss’ Store
Merle Peppler
Vandergrift, Pa
Kramer
Floyd Shanholtz, Jr
Pennsylvania Ave
Angela Moser
Locust St
Winchester
Impeachment Rules Differ Across Nations
The note explains that in the United States impeachment seeks removal from office, while England allows penalties such as a prison sentence and a fine. It contrasts constitutional consequences with criminal sanctions.
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United States
England
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Lorist, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Cennee
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Soviet
APPLE
U.S Weather Bureau
ESSA
Lower
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Mississippi Valley
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Plains
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Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Giesen
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Oo Chain Saw
Pioneer Saws Ltd
Outboard Marine Corporation
Johnson and
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New York
America
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Winchester Skies
I, Q
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John Wilkes Booth
Belgium
Paul Litke
Fairfax
Litke
Waterloo
Wayne Fincham
Jack Beatty
J.W. Detrick
Peppler
Raymond Kramer
Chicago
Ill
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Millwood Ave
Lloyd P. Bland
Bernard F. Grove, Jr
Valley Ave
Retha Harmon Combs
Wilson Blvd
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Alma Kerns
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