Vietnam Exit Dilemma and American Stakes
AP by James Marlow analyzes postwar US options in Vietnam. He warns immediate withdrawal could let the Viet Cong seize control or trigger chaos, urging continued aid to stabilize a fragile South Vietnamese democracy amid powerful internal factions and world scrutiny. He notes Manila conference vagueness on timing and the risk to American credibility and sacrifice.
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North Vietnam urges U.S. withdrawal before talks
The piece notes Hanoi has pressed for an American pullout prior to peace talks, while Washington ignores this demand and de Gaulle's call for an advance U.S. withdrawal pledge. It warns any postwar U.S. presence in South Vietnam risks global self-consciousness, referencing the Manila communique demanding freedom from domination.
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Humphrey predicts Soviet space spectacle this year
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said the Soviets may launch a large manned space platform in orbit this year to mark the 50th anniversary of the Russian Revolution and Sputnik 1. He noted NASA and Congress face budget pressures while space boosters hope such a flight would renew U.S. interest in the moon and beyond.
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Tuscarora Girls Club Meeting At Debbie Stull Home
The Tuscarora 4 Leaf Clover Club met at Debbie Stull's home with 29 attendees and three leaders present. Mary Stull, the club president, presided over the meeting.
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Wilson U S Split Over Viet Policy
London AP report notes British Prime Minister Harold Wilson struggles to maintain staunch support for Johnson's Vietnam policy amid Labour party tensions and unease over U S aims and methods. Mutual doubts surface as Washington signals hardline measures while Kosygin suggests talks possible with a pause.
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Fellowship Elects Slate of Officers
The Children's Fellowship held its first meeting at counsellor Gerald R. Smith's home with 10 members present. Devotions on the Crucifixion were led by Smith, a business session occurred, elections were conducted, and officers named: Randolph Green president Bonnie Powell vice president Debbie Stull secretary Pauline Bowers treasurer. The next meeting is set for April 7 at Smith's home.
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Larry Barker
Carroll Powell
John Robert Bowers
Donna Coyle
Sharon Bowers
Melody Smith
Lodge To Meet Acacia Lodge Honors 60-Year Member
Acacia Lodge No 155 AF and AM in Thurmont will meet Monday at 7 30 p m. Charles Shields will be honored for 60 years of membership. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred on one candidate.
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Confirmation at Graceham Moravian Church Service
Eleven confirmands will profess their faith at Graceham Moravian Church Palm Sunday 10 30 a m service. The class members include Linda Davis Belinda Filler Christine Myers Theresa Myers Cheryl Smith Pat Sutl y Pamela Wildasin Donald Biser Bob Keilholtz Mark Long and Tommy Trout. Holy Communion will be served Maundy Thursday. Passion week services 7 30 p m Palm Sunday through Good Friday. Special music includes Hosanna Chorus and Junior Choir anthem. Organist Clara Green will play Jerusalem Benedic tus Qui Venit Ceremonial March. Easter Dawn Service 5 30 a m Brass Choir directed by Thomas Fugate.
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Belinda Filler
Christine Myers
Theresa Myers
Cheryl Smith
Pat Sutely
Pam’ N Wildasin
Donald Biser
Bob Keilholtz
Mark Long
Tommy Trout
James L. Fisher
Clara Green
Jerusalem
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Harris
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Leader's Class Hears Reports On Missions
The Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met Sunday with Vice President Del mas Layman presiding. Lee Reichard led singing, Mrs Thelma Mantz and Carl Thom played piano. The Rev. Harry Myerly gave opening prayer. Edward Morrison led Worship Leaflet responsively. Grayson Stevens sang solo with Mrs Mantz. M Glenn Magaha presented the lesson Man Under Judgment. Harold Brode reported 88 in attendance, down from 93 last year. The annual missionary collection totaled 1327.00 dollars. Robert Mullican reported.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Delmas Layman
Lee Reichard
Thelma Mantz
Carl Thomas
Harry Myerly
Edward Morrison
Grayson Stevens
Mantz
M. Glenn Magaha
Harold Brode
Robert Mullican
Anniversary celebration set for Quinn Chapel
Members of Quinn Chapel A. M. E. Church plan its 145th Palm Sunday anniversary with Rev. E. G. Terrell as pastor. Guest speaker will be Right Rev. George Wilbur Baker. Services at 11 a.m. followed by a 4 p.m. Missionary Society banquet.
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National State And Area Markets New York Report
USDA wholesale epg offerings were tight to adequate demand irregular in New York spot generations. Listings show extra fancy heavy weight 37-36, fancy medium 2-35 to 27, smalls 20-21, browns extra fancy heavy weight 36-37, fancy mediums 39, and weight 36-37 with smalls 20-31. Demand steady.
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Weekly Livestock Review from Baltimore AP USDA
This weekly report shows cattle receipts at 1,375 this week versus 1,181 last week and 1,723 a year ago, with slaughter steers and heifers mostly 25 to 50 cents lower. Hogs receipts stand at about 2,675 this week, up from 2,347 last week and 2,500 a year ago, with barrows and gilts generally 50 to 75 cents lower and sows steady to 25 cents lower.
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Easter Sunrise Service on Sugarloaf Mountain
Easter Sunrise service will be held on Sugarloaf Mountain at 6 a.m. Easter Sunday with Rev. David Johnson of Washington Bible College as preacher. Special music is planned, followed by a free will breakfast at Dickerson Methodist Church with no charge.
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Evangelistic Rites Set At Poolesville
Poolesville Methodist Church schedules revival services starting Sunday through March 26 at 7:30 p m led by evangelist Rev Maurice W Stevens of Wilmore Kentucky with pastor Rev Hayden L Sparks officiating
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Market Report Japan? Baltimore Opening Wheet and Gries Data
AP markets summary shows shipments and stocks for grains and soybeans at Baltimore with figures for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and related receipts and inventories. Notable values include corn at 174 and soybeans at 104,867 stocks, with various shipments listed and several categories showing no receipts or shipments.
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Farmers' Livestock Exchange Farmers' Livestock Exchange
Livestock price list shows cattle hogs dairy veal and pig prices at Farmers' Livestock Exchange. Steers med and good quality around 19 to 21 dollars a hundredweight. cows med about 1700 to 1900 with Plain and Med categories. Hogs traded 150 to 225 pounds at 1850 to 1700 per hundredweight. sows, boars, and veal calves listed with varied price ranges.
Woodsboro Livestock Auction Highlights Prices Across Stock
Woodsboro Livestock Auction lists cattle cattle ranges with per head prices up to 330500 and cwt figures. Heifers calves lambs hogs and poultry are priced, with details for butcher hogs feed costs and miscellaneous meat products.
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Taneytown Parish Plans Confirmation
A class of 11 youths will be confirmed Sunday at 10 30 a m at Grace United Church of Christ of Taneytown by Rev William F Wiley. Confirmands include Ruth E Airing Sharon V Frock Sharon C Hively Susan Koons Robert E Lockinghill Allan D Musser Susan L Musser Mariann D Motter Glenn W Reifsnider Pamela L Scharf Wanda B Smith.
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Frederick And Montgomery Votes In State Income Tax Vote
Annapolis AP reports how Frederick and Montgomery county delegates voted on the 10239 measure that passed the House to establish a graduated State Income Tax. Voting for passage were Clarke Cronin McInerney Scott Whalen Whitney Cook Aitken Montgomery Houck Remsberg Wirts Frederick. Voting against passage were Lady Becker Bell Blondes Crawford Docter Zander Wiser.
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