Obituary: Mrs Mary Susan Boone 82 Stephens City
Mrs Mary Susan Boone 82 of Stephens City died last night at Shenandoah County Hospital born February 23 1883 in Rockingham County daughter of the late Mary Long and John Henry Wheelbarger widow of Charles Franklin Boone. Survived by two children S. M. Boone Gainesville and Mrs Annie Reed Stephens City five grandchildren and four great grandchildren two brothers John Wheelbarger Los Angeles and Adam Wheelbarger Rich Louisa Weimer New Madison Ohio and Mrs Annie Hilbert Dayton. Services Monday at 9 41 a m Salem Church of the Brethren and 1 30 p m Briery Branch Brethren Church west of Harrisonburg interment Briery Branch Cemetery Rev Mark Roller officiating pallbearers Elwood Mauck Andrew Wheelbarger Frank Wheelbarger Ernest Charles and Ray Hilbert.
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Mary Susan Boone
Stephens City
Shenandoah County Hospital
Rockingham County
Mary Long
John Henry Wheelbarger
Charles Franklin Boone
S. M. Boone
Gainesville
Annie Reed
John Wheelbarger
Los Angeles
Adam Wheelbarger
Rich
Ohio
Annie Hilbert
Dayton
Salem Church of the Brethren
Briery Branch
Harrisonburg
Mark Roller
Elwood Mauck
Andrew
Frank Wheelbarger
Ernest
Charles
Ray Hilbert
Herald Tribune Resumes Publication After Guild Strike
New York Herald Tribune withdraws from the Publishers Association and will resume publishing Monday morning. The paper and five others had been closed for 10 days after the New York Newspaper Guild struck the New York Times, leaving the New York Post as the city’s sole major paper.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Publishers Association of
New York City
Herald Tribune
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Times
New York Post
One GI Killed in Mine Explosion in Grafenwoehr
An anti personnel mine exploded during a demonstration in Grafenwoehr Germany killing an American soldier and injuring 19 others. The 24th Infantry Division said several of the injured were gravely ill though not critical. Names of the deceased and hospitalized were pending notification.
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Grafenwoehr
Germany
U.S. Army
24Th Infantry Division
Hose
Dominican rebel zone braces for Bosch return as pact takes hold
At an 84 hour meeting the cabinet of Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy ordered a police and ex‑rebels escort for Bosch to the rebel zone boundary with police remaining outside. A peaceful transition follows a revolt aimed at restoring Bosch to power.
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Santo Domingo
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Bosch
Garcia-Godoy
Garciae Godoy
Manuel Joaquin Castillo
Castillo
Hatch Act Limits Antipoverty Programs Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Prouty announced he would vote against the poverty bill citing Hatch Act restrictions on federal employee political activity. He warned funds could be diverted to politicians instead of aiding the poor. Senator Javits supported the program but acknowledged misuses and imprudence.
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Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Jacob K. Javits
Delayed Opening for Shenandoah Vocational School Delayed
Shenandoah County's Triplett Business and Vocational School will not open fully until the next term. Only business and practical nursing courses begin at the 350000 brick facility when the second semester starts in late January. Auto mechanics and other trades likely postponed to September.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
W. W. Robinson
Triplett
J. I. Triplett
Mt. Jackson
GOP Candidate Warriner Seeks Virginia Attorney General Vote in Winchester
Republican attorney general hopeful D Warriner, 36, of Emporia, spent part of today in Winchester campaigning for the GOP ticket. He contends solid statewide Republican support and expects 35 to 38 percent of the vote with Democratic backing and no reliance on independent voters. He lunched with area leaders and visited stores before heading to Harrisonburg.
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D. Dortch Warriner
Virginia
Winchester
Warriner
Emporia
Harrisonburg
Exoneration Given For Tear Gas Use By Marine Officer
General Westmoreland says Lt. Col. Leon Utter of Fallbrook Calif has been exonerated for directing troops to use non lethal tear gas to drive Viet Cong from underground shelters near Qui Nhon. No disciplinary action is planned.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Leon N. Utter
Fallerbrook
Calif
Utter
Qui Nhon
Hadeen
Leon Utter
Godwin Sees Overwhelming Win in 9th District
Lt. Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. predicted an overwhelming Democratic victory in the Ninth District for the November election. He urged continued support for the Democratic Party and cited Southwest Virginia’s industry potential, resource base, and stable economy while calling for education and highway improvements to attract new jobs.
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Abingdon
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Democratic Party
Southwest Virginia
aAs
Girl Injured at Clarke High in Berryville
Janice Clark a 14 year old Clarke County High School freshman fell while playing soccer in the gym and sustained back injuries. She was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital by the Enders Rescue Squad for X rays and examination and released.
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Serryville
Janice Clark
J. Curtis Clark
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Berryville
Clarke County High School
Clark
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Weather Outlook for Virginia Clear and cool tonight
Weather report for Virginia notes a clear and cool night with 35 to 45 degrees. Sunday brings sunny pleasant conditions with low humidity and highs in the lower 70s. Monday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Florida
Lower Lakes
New England
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Rockies
Mississippi
Rainfall figures for the period ending September 27
Rainfall over the past 24 hours to 8 am today records 1.28 inches with year-to-date totals at 22.59 inches. Average annual rainfall over 52 years is 36.75 inches and monthly averages by month range from 2.16 to 3.86 inches, with September at 2.70 inches and December at 2.40 inches.
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Johnson mixes work and rest at ranch after storm flight
President Johnson flies to Texas aboard the presidential jet with Lt. Col. James A. Cross as pilot and armed forces aide. Cross replaces Col. Swindall as Johnsons top pilot while weathering wind and thunder en route.
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Tex
Johnson
Washington
Texas
James A. Cross
Armed Forces
Cross
Col
James B. Swindall
Viet Nam War Updates From Quang Ngai to Saigon
U S forces report a 32nd raid on suspected guerilla positions in Quang Ngai Province 325 miles north of Saigon. B52 strikes from Guam praised by U S Ambassador Lodge for saturating Viet Cong strongpoints. Westmoreland defends Lt Col Utter over tear gas use. A South Korean division will join Vietnamese operations under Viet Nam Command in the 2nd Corps area.
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Quang Ngai
Saigon
U.S
Saiegon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Lodge
Mutual Broadcasting System
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Leon N. Utter
Fallbrook
Calif
Utter
Parade Winners Named in Local Kids Judges Event
Parade winners include Bicycle first Scott Hockman Pepper Martin second Bud dy Earley third. Pets first Mark Barnett second Joe Smallwood third Boyd Headley. Costume first Charles Bish second Lou Camp third Marcus Leake.
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Scott Hockman
Pepper Martin
Buddy Earley
Mark Barnett
Joe Smallwood
Boyd Headley
Charles Bish
Lou Camp
Marcus ‘Leake
Three Men Change Pleas to Guilty in Frederick County
Frederick County Circuit Court accepted guilty pleas from three defendants yesterday. Charles Edwin Showalter received a 200 dollar fine and 30 days in jail with suspension for one year of no violations. Elwood Harris Kerns was fined 300 dollars and 60 days in jail with license revocation and same one year no-violation condition. Lewis Smith Jr faced 250 dollar fine and license loss plus six months jail with 30 days served and remainder suspended for a year.
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Frederick County
Charles Edwin Showalter
Elwood Harris Kerns
Lewis Smith, Jr
Thief Returns Extra Cash After Conscience Kick
A Seattle theater cashier reported a theft of $30 last week at the Colonel Theater. An envelope arrived Friday with $33 and a note saying the thief was sorry, claiming the extra money was taken unjustly. A second line mentions FBI National Police Academy training for law enforcement.
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Seattle
Wasn
Colonel
FBI National Police Academy
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