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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
2
Floods continue to surge through East Pakistan, with press reports saying at least 50 people, many children, have drowned across multiple districts in the last two days. Authorities warn the toll may rise as rescue work continues.
The Shook Harris family reunion met August 14 at Williams Grove Pennsylvania with 69 attendees. The next annual meeting is planned for the same site. Participants included numerous Shook Harris and related families such as George E. Shook Sr Wanda Ralph Harris Doris Linda Janice Baker Alice Sue Mark Edward Ride nour Marvin Shives Ethel Riggs Mildred Wachter Margaret Henning Brenda Barnhardt Charles Carbaugh Audrey Shirley James Peggy Laurie Alan Chris Shook G E Shook Jr R C Zullinger Carl Baker Mary Lesher Wilton Smith Jr Lisa Peter Darlene Joseph Denver Shook Cathy Sharon Spangler Carroll Wachter Evelyn Charles Wachter Jimmy Ricky Anna Mary Raymond Harbaugh Harris sons Sandra Bruchey Helen Bruchey B F Yowler D Hess Paul Shook Gregory Bruce Bruchey Mildred Shafer.
In Hokkaido a small plane landed burning after a male passenger allegedly started the fire and pushed a female companion from the door. Passenger Akira Kodaka, 64, died near a river 800 yards from the airstrip, while the passenger Yuko Sato, 19, fell about 600 feet and died after entering a house roof. Pilot Yoshihiko Imamura, 49, was badly burned.
Six recently certified brokers from Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis discuss at lunch how a falling Dow ushers buying opportunities. Reginald Johnston and Blair Purcell voice optimism, while Mahood admits personal losses. The group graduates a six month course and begins selling on straight commission.
MOSCOW AP The Soviet government says the current grain harvest promises to be higher than the five year average of 130 million metric tons. A poor crop last year at 114 million tons prompted a $800 million Canadian wheat purchase this year.
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