Obituaries for Warren and Lemen, Stephens City area residents
Obituary notices report the death of Harry Davis Warren 81 of Stephens City and Irene P. Lemen 74 of Clearbrook. Warren worked as a carpenter and truck driver, served as Golden Rule Bible Class president, and is survived by a large family with services set at Jones Funeral Home. Lemen, born 1895 in New Jersey, was a Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church member. services at Shepherdstown Church with burial at Elmwood Cemetery Stephenson.
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Harry Davis Warren
Stephens City
Mr. Warren
Clement J
Virgie Rothgeb Warren
Frederick County
United Methodist Church
Warren
Stephens City Fire Company
Annie May
Harry L. Warren
Vienna
Wayne B. Warren
Averyl Combs
Dorothy Collins
Winchester
Marie Stow
Virginia
Irene P. Lemen
Wiloughby M. Lemen
Clearbrook
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
C.H
Matilda Bedell Phillips
Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church
Wiloughby H. Lemen
Grand Paris
Alberta
Canada
W.E. Henshaw
Middleway
Evelyn Phillips
Linden
N.J
John Garey
Matawan
Hartford Phillips
Tucson
Ariz
George Phillips
Hopewell
Walter Phillips
Deer Victim in Route 11 Crash Near Stephens City
A deer caused a two vehicle collision on Route 11 near Stephens City at about 2 a.m. A South Carolina bound tractor trailer driven by Willie Reed Starks of Social Circle Georgia struck a four point buck. no truck damage and one deer killed. The second deer related incident involved a Gainesboro man who swerved to avoid a deer on Route 522.
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Stephens City
G.N. Jenkins
Willie Reed Starks
Social Circle
John Eston Shelly
Gainesboro
Mrs. Davis Heads Winchester Cancer Unit Election
Mrs. Frank Davis elected president of the Winchester Frederick County Unit of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting at the Winchester Golf Club. Other officers include Mrs. Turner Locke first vice president M E Red Royston Jr second vice president Mrs Frank Allanson secretary and Robert Fuller treasurer. The drive raised 11575 08 surpassing the 10000 goal by 1500 plus with funds from trades and industries residential and other categories.
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Frank Davis
Winchester- Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Winchester Golf Club
Turner Locke
M. E
Red) Royston, Jr
Frank Allanson
Robert Fuller
Locke
Paul Schneider
Kopechne Parents Leave Court After Exhumation Hearing
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kopechne arrive at Luzerne County Court House Wilkes Barre Pa after a hearing on a petition to dismiss a motion for exhumation and autopsy of Mary Jo Kopechne who died in a car crash involving Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Joseph Kopechne
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Luzerne County Court House
Wilkes Barre
Kopechne
Political Wedding In West Germany Sparks Coalition Talks
In Bonn, Socialists and conservatives move to wed the liberal Free Democrats to form a governing coalition after elections. Talks begin as the mark fluctuates amid fears of revaluation and foreign-exchange interventions.
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Willy Brandt
Brandt
Gustav Heinemann
Free Democrat
Walter Scheel
Scheel
East Germany
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Kiesinger
CIA Faces Public Relations Fallout Over Vietnam Army Case
The Nixon administration could escape a foreign policy embarrassment as CIA refused to name witnesses, shielding the Army from public airing of a "military laundry" controversy. The affair centers on allegations that Green Berets drugged and killed a South Vietnamese civilian tied to both sides as an informant. General Reser expressed clear discontent with the affair’s handling.
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CIA
Reser
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Vietnam
Word Puzzle Answers From Historical Clues
The list presents items labeled as answers across topics including geography France Portland Libson Hilo Idaho and a term windfall. It also references tuberculosis and Solomon in a scattered prompt style.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Tuberculosis
Idaho
True
Solomon
Marines Begin Large Scale Withdrawal From Vietnam
About 1 000 Marines of the 3rd Division flew from Vietnam to Okinawa today and 4 900 prepared to depart for the United States in Nixon's first big troop reduction. A mortar attack killed one Marine and wounded nine near the DMZ as American B 52s bombed staging areas. By Christmas roughly 18 000 Leathernecks will have left Vietnam. The 82nd Airborne Brigade will depart after one more combat assignment, guarding Saigon's western and northern flanks before handing duties to the Vietnamese army. The 842nd Quartermaster Company heads to Kansas for deactivation and reconstitution in the Army Reserve. The largest ground action in 24 hours was a six hour clash in the central highlands.
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Vietnam
Okinawa
United States
Nixon
South Vietnam
da Nang
4Th Marine
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
New Move on Tax Exempt Status for Municipal Bonds
WHPI seeks a comprehensive study and plan in case a new arrangement is needed as no public progress on bond negotiations has been announced. Winchester Council denies the feasibility study, stating no definite plans for the property. A National Trust report excerpt calls the Conrad house and hill destruction a loss, keeping hope alive while the fight continues.
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Congress
WHPI
Winchester
Dutton
WPA
Boiler Overheats at Sacred Heart Academy Evacuations Proceed
Sacred Heart Academy students evacuated after a boiler overheated during refilling. Round Hill and Winchester firefighters arrived after 8 30 a m but reported no flame or damage. Clearbrook fire crews saw two minor incidents in 24 hours including a flu pipe flare up at a Stephenson trailer and a short circuit heater in a Jordan Springs Road home.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Round Hill
Winchester
Clearbrook
Hart Trailer Park
Stephenson
William Evans
Walter J. Blanchfield
Jordan Springs Road
Weather Outlook and Tax Figure From Virginia Page
The Virginia weather forecast calls for tonight low in the upper 40s to lower 50s with Wednesday fair and warmer reaching 72 to 90. Thursday expects partly cloudy and warm skies. Winchester skies show sunset at 6 57 p m and moonrise at 9 31 p m. A Virginia tax note cites 1500 dentists paying 33600 in state professional taxes last year.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Figures And Long-Term Averages Released
Rainfall in the latest 24 hours is listed as none with September to date 12.39 inches and 1969 year total 27.74 inches. Historical monthly averages over 56 years show higher precipitation in summer months, with January 2.41 inches and December 2.32 inches, while the five year Jan–Dec totals from 1964 to 1968 range from 26.85 to 36.48 inches. The long term Jan–Dec average over 56 years is 36.43 inches.
Saboteurs Hit Israeli Area
Arab saboteurs operating from Lebanon attacked an Israeli area in a cross border assault reported by The Associated Press. The report notes attempts to disrupt security and damage, with no immediate details on casualties or outcomes.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Reynolds and Reform in Virginia Campaign Speech Notes
Reynolds declares no bond issue for next biennium and warns against split ticket governance. Democrats tout thrift, while Republicans urge improvements. Tour includes a Lee-Jackson breakfast in Staunton and a Madison speech as miles are logged. In the Middle East, reports say clashes in Golan Heights with Israeli air and artillery activity and Palestinian groups claiming attacks with injuries.
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Reynolds
MR. Reynolds
Lee-Jackson
Madison
Staunton
Nixon pushes lottery plan to replace draft rule
The president urges Congress to repeal the draft prohibition and adopt a lottery system that would reveal 18 year olds chances in advance. He notes a draft by executive order would target 19 year olds nearing 20 if Congress stalls. Pentagon officials describe drawing 365 days of a year to determine calls.
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Nixon
Congress
Pentagon
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