Obituary notices for Aime Lind DeHaven and family
Obituaries report the deaths of Edger Aime 62 of 114 Oates Ave and Dorothy Lind 47 of Rt 2 Winchester. Edger Aime, a retired U S government meteorologist, survived by wife Edna Gamble Aime and three sons. Funeral arrangements and burial in Louisiana. Dorothy Lind died suddenly at Winchester Memorial Hospital. William DeHaven 39 of Bunker Hill died in Salem VA Veterans Hospital after illness. WWII Air Corps veteran. Burial set at Mt Hebron Cemetery. service from his mother’s home conducted by Rev J W DeMoss. Survived by wife Katherine DeHaven and children Bill, Jay, Virginia Lee. mother Grace DeHaven. brother Wendell DeHaven. Burial at Mt Hebron.
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Edger A. Aime
Oates Ave
New Orleans
Gabriel
Otavine
Aime
U.S
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Edna Gamble Aime
Edgar A. Jr
Kansas
Robert F
Sykesville
David E
Arlington
Giffin Funeral Home
Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery
Metairie
Dorothy Amelia Lind
Guy F. Lind
Rt. 2
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hosital
Lind
Jones Funeral Home
William (Lomax) DeHaven
Bunker Hill
W.va
Veterans Hospital
Salem
Gainesboro
Grace M. Painter DeHaven
Mack DeHaven
Inwood Lions Club
de- Haven
Air Corps
Katherine Burchell de- Haven
Bill
Jay DeHaven
Virginia Lee DeHaven
West Virginia University
Wendell DeHaven
Mr. DeHaven
Punker Hill
J. William DeMoss
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. DeHaven
Funeral service for Alice S. Goss announced
Alice S. Goss 51 of 205 Bellview Ave died Friday at home. Funeral will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick Groff officiating. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Visitation at Jones Funeral Home.
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Alice S. Goss
Bellview Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Frederick Groff
S. Vincent Miller
William E. Fauver
Joseph Ritter
Chalmers L. Nelson
Richard J. Rosenberger
David Braithwaite
Mount Hebron Cemetery
State Park Caretaker Slain Near Bull Run Marina
Clifton AP reports Greer Franklin Holyfield a 48 year old caretaker for the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority’s Bull Run Marina was found viciously beaten to death near his burning car around 2 am. His wife said he left home about 1 30 am to investigate a noise. A neighbor saw the burning vehicle on State Route 641 Kincheloe Road and called the fire department. Police found Holyfield along the road between his home and the car.
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Clifton
Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority
New Bull Run
Greer Franklin Holyfield
Holyfield
State Rt
Kincheloe Road
Virginia workers to gain from new federal minimum wage
The Virginia Employment Commission estimates 175000 Virginia workers will be covered by the 1966 minimum wage law. The current $1.25 hourly minimum rises in stages to $1.60 by 1968 under the act signed by President Johnson.
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Richmond
Virginia Employment Commission
Virginia
Johnson
Yearlings Bring Top Prices Despite Drought
Prices at the Fall yearling sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange rose despite drought. Average prices for 1,058 steers were $26.16 per cwt, with 65 heifers at $22.02. Total sale value reached $197,752.87. Top feeders sold $26.25 to $28.50 per cwt. yearlings over 600 lbs up to $28.00. Sale manager Fred Stine noted heavier cattle helped offset lighter cattle losses. Delivery for the Oct 7 Feeder Calf Show will be arranged Sept 28.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Assn
Fred Stine
Stine
Winchester
Stone
Weather Briefs From The Associated Press
A short weather dispatch notes conditions across regions as reported by the Associated Press. Forecasts highlight temperature trends, precipitation chances, and regional advisories for upcoming days.
Washington briefings span defense, privacy and draft news
Former Joint Chiefs chairman Nath an F Twining criticizes State Department for limited war philosophy warning against concessions that erode deterrence. Sen Sam J Ervin Jr leads privacy rights hearings amid government employee outrages. Selective Service reports 81 percent over 70 on tests. defense contracts total 99 million with 22.3 million for helicopters and 32 million for Phoenix missiles. True Davis sworn in as IDB executive director. Centaur rocket stages contract to General Dynamics. Capital quote cites Johnson on minimum wage boosts and extending workers rights.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Associated Press
Defense Department
True Davis
Mercy Train Bound for Mexico Faces Uncertain Border Crossing
A 10 car mercy train from Lafayette Louisiana moves toward El Paso amid doubt over crossing into Mexico to deliver food and farming implements to Tarahumara Indians. Mexican officials oppose entry claiming aid implies Mexico cannot care for its people, while Mexican rail authorities seek permits.
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Chihuahua & Pacific Railroad
Mexico
Treasury Ministry
Louisiana
Luis Verplancken
Tarahumara Inc
Sierra
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Lafayette
Mexican National Railroad
Rio Grande
Civil rights notes fuel mixed reactions across nations
The NAACP warned civil rights progress is endangered by black racists. James Meredith urged nonviolence yet warned of White Southern resistance. Gov. Wallace defended contempt actions tied to desegregation and faced a three-judge bid for contempt. Carmichael, SNCC leader, called himself a political prisoner after jail in Atlanta.
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NAAC
Vancouver
B.C
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
South
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Stokely Carmichael
NAACP
Wallace
Weather Today Virginia Sunny Cool With Frost Risk
Mostly sunny and cool today in Virginia with highs 66 to 72 and a clear cool night with frost possible in cooler spots. Sunday remains mostly sunny with highs 68 to 74, light northwest winds. Rainfall data show no rain in the past 24 hours and September total 6.18 inches, 1966 total 26.19 inches. Average monthly rainfall figures for the past 53 years are listed.
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Virginia
Seven Bodies Found in German Sub Hai Sinking
Naval officials reported seven bodies recovered from the West German submarine Hai which sank September 14 leaving five missing of 19. One survivor, one body washed from the conning tower, and seven more bodies picked up at sea. The hull shows no pressure damage. The Hai was towed to port 200 miles off Dogger Bank after a North Sea storm bound for Aberdeen.
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Germany
Hai
Dogger Bank
Aberdeen
Scotland
Fleet Headquarters
General Prosecutor’s Office
Pedestrian Struck by Car at Route 522 North
Wilson McDaniel of Apple Pie Ridge, 52, was struck by a car at Drive and Route 522 north around 7 30 p m yesterday. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad with facial and head lacerations and was listed in satisfactory condition. No further accident details were released.
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Apple Pie Ridge
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Route 522
Winchester
McDaniel
Wife Charged In Slaying Of Her Husband In Manassas
In Manassas a 61 year old man, John Wright, was killed with a butcher knife in his apartment. His 70 year old wife, Mary Wright, has been charged with murder and is jailed in Prince William County on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Manassas
John Wright
Wright
Mary
Prince William County
Chicago livestock market week results hogs cattle and sheep
AP report from Chicago market shows hogs mostly 25 to 50 cents higher than prior Friday with sows up 25 to 50 cents. Barrows and gilts priced 23.25 to 23.75 for 200-225 lb, 23.00 to 23.25 190-240 lb, and 21.00 to 22.25 for heavier sows. Cattle slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower, prime loads 27.00 to 27.50 but mostly 27.00 to 27.25. Spring lambs steady with 85-100 lb at 25.00 to 25.50, 80-100 lb at 24.25 to 25.00, and 23.00 to 24.50 for good and choice.
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Chicago
Deputies Begin Week Training In Richmond
Four Frederick County deputy sheriffs will attend a week long course at State Police Headquarters in Richmond. Ronald Bowers and Osborne Renner depart tomorrow night, with graduation Friday at 6 30 p m. Lacy Anderson and Miller Owens leave Sunday Oct 2 for the same program. The course covers civil and criminal fingerprinting and firearms.
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Frederick County
Richmond
Virginia State Sheriffs and
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