Obituary of Dr Roy A Barlow Former Winchester Physician
Dr Roy A Barlow a former Winchester and Berryville physician dies in Musquodoboit Harbor Nova Scotia of a heart attack He was born February 13 1887 a University of Rochester 1911 and Michigan 1914 graduate He practiced in Winchester and Berryville about 14 years as an ear nose and throat specialist He is survived by his widow Dr Doris Murry Barlow two sons Dr Craig Barlow and Charles Barlow and several grandchildren Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Church of England Musquodoboit Harbor with burial in the local cemetery.
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Ann Arbor
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Hawaii
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Friends Seminary
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Clarke County
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R. A. Magill
Lynchburg
Robert A. Magill, Jr
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Mount Penn
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Robert A. Magill
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John H. Enders
Morton Attacks Birchers Klan and Communists in Open Debate
Sen Thruston B Morton denounces the John Birch Society the Ku Klux Klan and the Communist party as clandestine groups dangerous to the GOP He calls for open political dialogue and criticizes covert operations as harmful Morton chairs the Senate Republican Campaign Committee. Glacier National Park spans 1583 square miles of rugged Montana high country.
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Webber Gets Attorney as Bond Is Continued
Attorney James T. Tate Jr. was appointed to represent Edward James Webber, 28, of Eustis Lake Florida, charged with felonious assault on Andrews Roberts, 20, of Winchester. Roberts was shot in the chest at the Elks Club on N Kent St during a Sept. 17 argument and later released. Webber was arrested Sept. 23 after a chase through an apple orchard near Berryville. bond of 500 dollars was continued and arraignment set for Oct. 6 at 10 30 a.m.
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Winchester
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Berryville
Mass Exodus Led by Pope in 1680 Indian Rebellion
Indian leader Pope of San Juan spearheaded the 1680 uprising in New Mexico. Four hundred Spaniards were slain and about 1,950 were forced to flee, marking the greatest exodus in the New World.
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Bob Hope Begins 16th TV Season with NBC Special
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes Bob Hope returns for his 16th season in a familiar NBC comedy special. Dinah Shore Douglas Fairbanks Jr Beatrice Lillie guest, with sketches skewering ads executives and show business ritual. Also mentions The Virginian 90 minute Western as another NBC staple.
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Holton Proposes Seven-Point Highway Safety Plan
At a GOP rally in Woodstock Linwood Holton outlined a seven point road safety program for Virginia. The plan calls for higher trooper pay strengthening the implied consent drunk driving law and compulsory driver education in all high schools.
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Air strikes hit Vietnam targets before Cambodian border
Four Air Force Phantoms and six Canberras flew five armed recon missions at night over North Vietnam dropping 25 tons on bridges roads trucks and buildings. A U S F100 was downed near Can Tho but the pilot survived. Navy and Marine aircraft pressed strikes in Phu Cu Pass area and across Vietnam totaling 225 sorties with 51 Viet Cong killed and 12 captured.
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Wilson Beats Down Revolt at Labor Conference
In BLACKPOOL England Prime Minister Harold Wilson narrowly defeated a revolt by major trade unions over wage and price controls. An emergency resolution opposing outlawing wildcat strikes was defeated at the Labour Party conference by a vote of 3 635 000 to 2 540 000. The 1 600 delegates represented the unions and allied groups.
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New Hampshire Rises Above 2000 Feet For One Third
A survey shows one third of New Hampshire terrain exceeds 2000 feet in elevation with notable highland areas. The findings highlight regional topography and potential implications for climate, skiing, and land use planning.
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Weather and fire report for Front Royal area
Weather today shows increasing cloudiness across Virginia with possible rain in the extreme southwest and highs around the 70s. A Shawnee Fire Co brush fire was reported on Front Royal Road north of equon Creek at 11 25 a m with few details available.
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Rainfall figures and yearly averages displayed
Rainfall details cover the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today with September and year-to-date totals. The data include monthly figures from January to December and the yearly averages over 52 years, showing variability across months.
Comsat Plans Four Improved Satellites For Apollo Use
The Communications Satellite corp proposes four enhanced satellites for Apollo and commercial use. Two would orbit synchronously 22,300 miles up next summer, over the Pacific and Atlantic regions. The other two would serve as reserves.
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Wall Street Up Slightly Amid Uneven Trading in Early Session
The AP average of 60 stocks edged up while leadership lagged and many sectors held steady. Ford and General Motors slipped. Chrysler rose fractions as nonferrous metals traded higher and Du Pont gained near a point.
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Livestock market report from Baltimore auction
USDA market notes show cattle receipts at 350 with slaughter cattle most active and feeder cattle lacking for test. Slaughter cows 11.50 to 14.50, bulls 17.50 to 19.00, feeder heifers 24.00 per 836 lb steer, hogs receipts 400 with barrows and gilts up 25 cents and sows uneven to 25 cents lower. prices varied by weight and grade.
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