Deaths and Funerals Edward Startzman 53
Edward Startzman 53 died at home on Valley Pike near Kernstown. Survived by widow Hilda Taylor Swartzman and daughter Mary Lou Eller, plus brother Charles J. Swartzman. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Omps Funeral Home. funeral Monday 10 a.m. Sacred Heart Church. burial Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown. Donation to Cancer Fund requested. Pallbearers Lions Club.
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Edward
Daniel Startzman
Valley Pike
Kernstown
eStewat Oe
Stephens City Lions Club
Sacred Heart Holy Name Society
Knights of ‘Columbus
South End Fire Co
Hilda Taylor Swartzman
Mary Lou Eller
Charles J. Swartzman
Hagerstown
Omps Funeral
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
Robert R. Kerns 89 Harrisonburg man dies Friday
Robert R. Kerns age 89 of Harrisonburg died Friday afternoon. He was born in Frederick County and survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Lindsey Funeral Home in Harrisonburg.
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Robert R. Kerns
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Lindsey
Mrs Korde of Washington Dies at 45
Mrs. Emma Louise Korde 45 of Washington died Thursday at Casualty Hospital. She was a Frederick County native, daughter of the late Charles H Orn dorff Richard and Mary Orn dorff Richard. Survived by husband John L Korde and two daughters Mrs Russell Sager of Opequon and Miss Mary Catherine Korde of Washington, one brother William M Richard of Opequon, and two grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Josiah Andrew officiating. Burial Mt View Cemetery. Pallbearers named John Richard Leonard Richard Paul Richard Alfred Snapp Jr.
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Emma Louise Korde
Washington
Casualty Hospital
Korde
Frederick County
Charles H
Mary Orndorff Richard
John L. Korde
Syrian finites move toward normal after revolt
In the aftermath of the Egyptian revolt Syrians heed calls to refrain from demonstrations as Damascus and Aleppo radio urge restraint. Tunisia's Bourguiba sends a friendly telegram to Nasser expressing hope for peaceful settlement. Telephone lines reopen, border remains closed, and a nonofficial radio commentator extols Arab nation unity.
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Nasser
Kabib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Damascus
Aleppo
Egypt
Syria
Shady tale in downtown Des Moines involves girl driver
A Des Moines traffic officer recalls a sunny afternoon sighting of a convertible driven by a teenage girl with the mother in the back seat holding an umbrella over her head as the scene unfolded.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Youth Falls From Truck Fender On Poor House Road
Kenneth Bagne Russell, 15, of Rt. 2, was treated at Memorial Hospital in good condition after falling from the right front fender of a 1955 Jeep driven by Charles William Smith on Rt. 679 Poor House Road. State Trooper P W Foster reported the incident and ambulance attendants aided at the scene.
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Kenneth Bagne Russell
Rt. 2
Memorial Hospital
Poor House Road
P. W.foster
Charles William Smith
Orchard
Three Hurt In Area Wrecks
Three people were treated and released from Memorial Hospital after two crashes. A 1953 Pontiac driven by Philip William Palmer of Winchester and a passing 1952 truck caused a total loss when the truck veered across the road on Route 11 south of Winchester at 5 15 p.m. Palmer’s passenger Thomas Franklin Palmer suffered a head laceration while the driver received a scalp wound. A separate single vehicle crash on Route 522 south of Winchester at 1 25 a.m. left Robert W. Burks Sr. and his 1955 Buick a total loss after the car ran off the road into a cement abutment. A 1956 Oldsmobile was a total loss after a 4 15 a.m. crash on Route 50 fourteen miles east of Winchester driven by Hayden Edward Jones of Washington DC.
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Memorial Hospital
Winchester
P. W. Foster Teolenaie
Ernest In
Ceases
Thompson
Philip William Palmer
Thomas Franklin Palmer
Foster
Mr. Thompson
Robert W. Burks, Sr
Leicester St
S. L. Lee
Rt. 50
L. W. Waters
Hayden Edward Jones
Washington, D. C
Local crash tears down 100 feet of fence on Bullock property
Trooper Waters reported a collision tore down 100 feet of chain link fence owned by A. M. Bullock. Jones suffered facial abrasions and a severe laceration to the right arm while passenger Rupert Bias endured a hip contusion.
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Waters
A. M. Bullock
Jones
Rupert Bias
Santa Claus Town Disputed Over Beer License in Toombe County
AP reports a dispute over a Santa Claus municipality in Toombe County with William J. Salem claiming it as a city and mayor seeking a beer license. County officials deny the town exists and the State Revenue Department asks the attorney general for clarification. Population figures range from 2 to 9 residents.
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Atlanta
Santa Claus
Toombe County
William J. Salem
Toombe
State Revenue Department
Williams sought asylum amid threats linked to NAACP work
Williams, NAACP Monroe North Carolina chapter president, 36, denied involvement in kidnapping but faced a grand jury indictment for hijacking a couple to demand release of jailed Negroes. He has claimed asylum from Havana reports citing death threats including from the Ku Klux Klan. Williams praised Castro and visited Cuba asserting no racial discrimination there.
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Havana
Key West
Fla
Williams
Ku Klux Klan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Monroe
N. C
N.C
Union County
G. Bruce Stegall
Stegalls
Stegall
Fidel Castro
Cuba
National Cancer Institute to Evaluate Krebiozen
The National Cancer Institute will assess the effectiveness of Krebiozen in cancer treatment for the first time. Developers handed over the drug’s chemical formula and data on 4,000 treated cases. Separate court action seeks damages over alleged professional defamation connected to the drug’s controversy.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Journal of the American Medical Association
Andrew C. Ivy
University of Illinois
Stevan Durovic
John F. Pick
Krebiozen Foundation
George D. Stoddard
New York University
Ivy
Stoddard
Fragmented Phrase Puzzle From Chant of Words
A collection of scattered words and fragments appears to form a puzzle style excerpt featuring names like Chesapeake Olympia Charleston and Dee Seas plus items such as butter margarine flax and a reference to Goldilocks.
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Chesapeake
Olympia
Charleston
Dee
Weather snapshot with temperatures and rainfall data
Weather outlook shows fair tonight and partly cloudy Sunday with a chance of showers. Temperatures reach 41 high and 4 low today, with September rainfall totals and historical averages noted, plus monthly precipitation figures and sun and moon timings.
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Winchester
County Man Charged in Hubcap Thefts
Ronald Allen Brannon, 20, of Mountain Falls Road, is held on $500 bond charged with stealing hubcaps. Winchester Police say he took 16 hubcaps last weekend from B M Chevrolet on Friday night and Kern Motor Co lot on Saturday. Hearing date not set.
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Ronald Allen Brannon
Mountain Falls Road
Winchester
F. M. Funk
Brannon
Kern Motor Co
Oklahoma City Garage Hosts Small Airplane Car
In Oklahoma City a garage houses a tiny airplane and an automobile parked outside, combining two vehicles in a single space observation.
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Okahoma City
Oklahoma City
Republican Defenders Counter Knight Promises Debate
Nixon denies making promises to Knight or others to keep them out of the governor race. San Francisco Mayor George Christopher labeled Knight as having a fanatic obsession against the Republican party and aiding Democrats. Assemblyman Joseph Shell, another GOP contender, says some officials urged him to quit, but he remains in the race.
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Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Joseph Shell
Los Angeles
GOP
Winchester-Area Auctions Listings September to October
A dense schedule of auctions across the Winchester area lists various sales from antiques and furniture to dairy cattle and farm equipment. Events include Hams Auction on Paper Mill Road and Den nys Commission Auction near Route 17, with numerous estates, real estate, and livestock auctions at multiple locations in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Paper Mill Road
Wm Conner
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
L. Shackelford
Bartonsville
Charles R. Duvall
Farmers Livestock Exchange
N. Va
Virginia Hereford Association
Culpeper
Garvin J. Walters
N. Cameron St
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
Clifford Grim
Frederick County Court House
Peyton Street
Charles J. Carver
Dennis T. Cole
T. Fleet Galloway
Boyce
Foreign Aid Continued from Page One
Foreign Aid reports focus on the leader's stance toward the Fast-West negotiations regarding Germany. The article outlines diplomatic positions, potential concessions, and the broader impact on postwar European policy.
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1Ader
Kennedy to Likely Miss Gromyko Washington Meeting
White House sources said there is no plan for Kennedy to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington next week. About 95 bills awaited Kennedy’s action in Congress for approval or disapproval.
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White House
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Washington
Congress
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Fries
Zelman S. Fries
Mark W. Andes
Jones Funeral Court
Hlabton Pallber
Demo Sempeles
W. French Kirk
Elwood W. O'Hara
Manuel G. Sempeles
James T. Seabright
Donald D. Anderson
Jones Funeral Home
Zelma
Jones Funeral Home Inc
F.H.A
John W
Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St. MO
Coun
John Korde
Cameron MO
H. J. Heinz CO. Vailey Pike
Hepthachlor
Southern States
Winchester Coop
Negro
Iron and Steel Industry
American Iron and Steel Institute
I, Q
Nixon
Private Investigation
Uniformed Guards & Patrol Service
Michael Green Associates
Health _ Dept
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Green Chemical CO
Canterbury Road
Stephens City
Leo S. Madigan
Byron Brumback
Purcell H. Bohrer, Sr
DeHaven
Virginia
Adam H. Baker
Charles H. Bohrer
Circuit Court
Pee K. Woltz
J. Randolph Larrick
Charles R. Nuvall
First National Bank OF
Berryville
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