Obituaries for Sill Vanis ies and others in Front Royal area
Funeral services are held for Sill Vanis ies at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Sharlene Sue Valentine died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Arthur Lee Grim funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home. burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Phyllis Jawe kins of Boyce dies. service at Berryville. Charles W Gordon of Stephens City dies. service at Omps Funeral Home in Winchester.
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Sill Vanisies
W. Boscawen
Jones
George Watson, Jr
Curtis Grove
Brice Green
Walter Sellers
Richard Jenkins
Douglas Blankenship
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Sharlene Sue Valentine
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Jerry A. and
Janet Fike Valentine
Frank Fike
Bruceton Mills
W.va
James W. Valentine
Tunnelton
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Henry Amidon
Arthur Lee Grim
Charles Town
W. Va
John H. Enders
Clarke Elliott
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Jerry Bast
Kyle Bryant
Arnold Rutherford
LeRoy Ware
Howard Ware
Thomas Sinks
Phyllis Jawekins
Boyce J
Wine Memorial Hospital
Hawkins
County
Daniel Silas Cornwell
Boyce
Ida Hummer Cornwell
Harold Hawkins
White Post
Jean Teets
Henry Hawkins
Seat Pleasant
Frances
Qjames) Virmillion
Warrenton
Rose
Harry) Estep
John A. Cornwell
Stewart Preston Cornwell
Hugh F. Jones
Harvey Hall
Charles W. Gordon
Stephens City
Mr. Gordon
Mack
Annie Mullen Gordon
Frederick
Baptist Church of
Leetown
Ethel Thomas Gordon
Mildred Sunderland
Camp Hill
Cletus Gordon
Laurel, del
Jane Walters
New
Mount Hebron
Cletus
James
Douglas
Alvin Gordon
Eddie Walters
Leroy White
Copper Wire Heist Strips 39 Miles From Phoenix Lines
Thieves stole 39 miles of copper wire valued at 3405 from telephone lines spanning Sila Bend to Maricopa Arizona. The lines have been dead since a prior fire earlier this year.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sila Bend
Maricopa
Beirut Inaugurates School of Fine Arts Linked to Lebanese University
Antoine Nahas, director, says the Beirut School of Fine Arts attached to the Lebanese University has about 100 students. It offers architecture, painting, decorative arts and dramatic art with standards comparable to European faculties. Courses cover architectural history, reinforced concrete strength, and metal skeleton construction.
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Beirut, Lebannon
Beirut
Lebanese University
Antoine Nahas
Nahas
Byrd and Spong Campaign in Virginia Valley Tour
In Richmond and the Valley Byrd and Spong spoke on national issues. Byrd touted progress on the Haiphong ship traffic and a Byrd amendment to deny foreign aid to nations allowing allied-flag ships into North Vietnamese ports. Spong stressed inflation and Vietnam, praised Aldhizer, and promised principled conduct if elected.
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Richmond
Haiphong
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
State Department
Byrd
Senate
Harrison
Aldhizer
Virginia Senate
Sen
Spong
Virginia
Sen. Aldhizer
Mr. Spong
Johnson Erhard visit Cape Kennedy amid spaceport talks
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard tour Cape Kennedy after two days of talks. They seek to resolve Germanys request for a four to five year moratorium on meeting the offset agreement to buy 1.35 billion dollars of U.S. military goods by mid 1967. A working group will press for a solution while Gemini 11 astronauts join the state dinner.
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Washington
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Cape Kennedy
Germany
U.S
Erhard
Southeast Asia
Europe
Atlantic
Cmdr
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
America
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
George W. Ball
Kaiune von Hassel
Ludger Westrick
Karl Carstens
Peking Rejects Friendship Bid in U S Talks
Premier Chou En-lai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi told Liberal Democratic lawmakers in Tokyo that China sought harmony with the United States but Washington rejected their proposals including Formosa. They indicated the Warsaw channel remains open and warned of uncertainty over possible U S invasion while noting mutual fears between the two powers.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Washington
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Japan
Chou
Warsaw
Formosa
Voice of America
U.S
Red China
Weather Elsewhere: AP Weather Summary
A brief global weather roundup by the Associated Press reports on conditions outside the main city desk. It notes storms, temperature trends, and notable climate events across regions, providing concise forecasts and cautions for travelers and residents alike.
Judge revokes probation. Luther Miller to serve time
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall revoked Luther Miller’s probation after seven and a half years of a 20 year robbery by force and violation sentence begun in 1958. Miller was retried January 24 1966 and resentenced to 20 years, probation suspended, caplas issued in August for violations, now ordered to serve the balance at Richmond penitentiary. Additionally Roy Shipe of Bluemont Virginia pleaded guilty to two indictments for breaking and entering and petty larceny with Stonewall School and Roy Owens properties involved.
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Frederick County
Luther Miller
Bunker Hill
W.va
Elliott Marshall
Richmond
Miller
U.S. District Court
Eastern District of
Virginia
Douglas M. Swift
Roy Shipe
Bluemont
Stonewall School
Roy Owens
Shipe
Marshall
Weather Today Virginia Cloudy with Rain Likely
Cloudy with occasional rain tonight, low 50s. Wednesday showers end, high 60s. Thursday looks fair and cool with light east to southeast winds. Rainfall last 24 hours 0.03 inches, September 8.24, 1966 total 26.25 inches. Monthly normals: Jan 2.42, Feb 2.18, Mar 3.10, Apr 3.14, May 3.68, Jun 3.79, Jul 3.83, Aug 3.77, Sep 2.68, Oct 3.11, Nov 2.55, Dec 2.31.
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Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mils-St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Louis
Salt Sk
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Smith Will Keep Silent on November Election
Rep. Howard W. Smith, defeated in last summer’s renomination bid, said he will make no statement about the November election. He noted he might not endorse William L. Scott and dismissed reports that he planned to back Scott.
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Fredericksburg
Howard W. Smith
Renomin ‘Nation
Congress
Smith
George C. Rawlings Jr
William L. Scott
Scott
20th Amendment Sets Vice President as Acting President
The 20th Amendment ratified in 1933 states that the vice president elect becomes president if the president elect dies before the term starts. The constitutional rule clarifies succession and ensures a smooth transfer of power at the start of a new administration.
Wall Street Gains on Mixed Early Trading
Wall Street opened with a fairly sharp gain as momentum from Monday's close carried into Tuesday. Glamour and blue chip issues rose, with Zenith IBM Polaroid Xerox Eastern Air Lines and Chicago and North Western among leaders, while Pan American Pan World Airways and Du Pont posted mixed results and several others edged up or down.
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New York
Zenith
IBM Polaroid
Xerox
Eastern AirLines
Chicago & North Western
Anaconda
Boeing
United Aircraft
Radio Corp
General Electric
U.S. ‘Smelting
New York Central
Merck
Pfizer
Pan Ameri
Pan World Airways
du Pont
American Airlines
Southern Californ
A Edison
American Dynamids
American Can
Phelps Dodge
Allied Chemikal
Southern Pacific
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Geet
Riley Service
Sharlene Valentine
Grim Service
SMAL
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Fages
NEW Arts School
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain States
Southern Plains
Southeast States
North Central States
A. Willis Robertson
Senator Byrd
Viet Nam
General de Gaulle
NATO
Lbj, Erhard
Spaceport
U.S. Treasury
L.Q
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Loudoun St
Funeral Home, Inc
Winchester, Va
Quota Club OF Winchester, Inc
Lee-Jackson
4.V. Arthur, Inc
THE
Associated Press
Wall Street
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Renel
C & S Bank
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