Luna 10 Enters Moon Orbit as Soviet Victory Declared
Moscow AP reports Luna 10 has entered lunar orbit marking a major Soviet advance toward a manned landing. Delegates at the Zird party congress applauded as the anthem played, while Tass notes the satellite carries scientific instruments for space exploration. No data specifics or surface photos are mentioned.
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Moscow
Krem- 1
United States
Luna 9
Jaisa
Gin
West Germany
Bochum
Servatory
Lunar Tass
Earth
Moon
Obituaries and Sunken Treasure Probing Offshore
Obituaries list Martha McElroy and Mary Lue Suckell among several local deaths in Williamsport and Hagerstown areas. Sunken treasure hunt off Lewes Delaware by Insuoumwras Springfield plans to dive for a 125 foot vessel Braak, with eight divers and a $310 bond posted. Funeral services and burial arrangements are noted for multiple residents, with details on sites, dates, and involved churches and firms.
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Vage Company
Insuounwras
Springfield
Lewes del
1, & D. Salvage Company
Mary Lue Suckell
Howard K. Stickle
Delaware Coast
Mealry
Avalon Manor Conland
Mario Busa
Carriack Fue
Salyage
Busa
Braak
Delaware Bay
Lewes Beach
Lewes
Mennonite Bishop Horst Dead At 83
Bishop Moses E. Horst of Maugansville died Sunday after months of illness. Born 1882 in Washington County, he was ordained in 1927 and as bishop in 1938, leading Mennonite churches in Washington County Maryland and Franklin County Pennsylvania as a conference moderator. Survived by five grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren, the Horst family will hold services Thursday at the Horst home and 10 at Reiff Mennonite Church near Cearfoss with burial at the church cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request. Arrangements by Minnich Miller Funeral Home Greencastle.
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Daniel Mark Mowen
Maugansville
Mowen
Martin 1
Sarath
Hartman Mowen
Salem United Church of Christ
Western Maryland Railroad
Estella Mowe
Harry Mowen
Earl Mowen
Kauffman Station
Fred
Mont Alto
Peeton
Greencastle
Emma Weagley
Hagerstow
Minnich - Miller Wunerdt
Nevin Smith
Broadfording
Moses E. Horst
Washington County
Samuel E
Elizabeth Martin Horst
Franklin County
A. M. Horst
Hagerstown
Horst
Reiff Mennonite Church
Cearfoss
Reuben £. Martin
Nelson H. Martin
Samuel Martin
Founder of Millinery Shop Ora Henson Dies Aged 89
Ora Belle Adamys Henson of Drexel Hills Blvd New Cumberland Pennsylvania died Sunday at Holy Spirit Hospital Camp Hill after a brief illness. She founded a millinery business in Hagerstown later operating with her husband Frank F. Henson who managed a coal business there. Survived by daughter Mrs Richard Farrow of New Cumberland sons Jamies B Henson and Richard A Henson five grandchildren and sister Mrs Kathryn Emmat t of Wilmington NC. Funeral at First Christian Church Wednesday 11 am with several ministers and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 2 to 9 pm at A K Coffman Funeral Home.
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Pame
Haperstown
Kenry
Alice Little “Eigher
Zion United Church of Christ
Women's Guild of the Church
Washington County
Garet E
A.F
Shepherdstown
South Mountain Creamery
Frick Company
Catherine Howard Tabler
Patricia Russell
Hagerstown
Minnich Funeral Home
Wagerstown
Lawrence
Rest Haven
Jennie Lovine Willman
John &. Willman
Glendon McGill
Moller ‘Ave
Locust Grove
John W
Martha E. Hines Haynes
Central Eub Church
Rohrersville
Emmanuel Eub Church
Hageerstows
Friendly Philadh ‘Ian
Ira C. Kep
American Legion
Leela Tyrhal
Rohr
Marshalltown
Crs
Rose D
Haderstown
Ang Iur
James Co
Detrat
Mich
Resteven
Br. Wilson
West Haven Cemetery
Mary Elsie Griffith
Joseph C. Griffith
Sharpsburg
Reeder Nursing Home
Boonsboro
Shepherds,town
W. Va
Dames
Susan Fleming Coffenberger
Antietam
Nora Lohman
Helen Morgan
Nellie Schoppert
Joseph T. Griffeh
Robrersville
Martin Ro Griffith
Henry Hessess
Hedgesville
East Funeral Home
Aoorsboro
Har
Edna G_ VanMetre
Beongborn
Washington County Hospital
Charles
Myrtle Kendrvick Snyder
Willis Powell VanMetre
VanMetre
Charles A
Willis K. J
Ivan
G. Nangle
Ora Belle Adamys Henson
Drexel Hills Blvd
New Cumberland
Henson
Hood College
Baltimore
East Franklin St. Hagerstown
Frank Francis ‘Henson
Berryville
New York City
America Automobile Association
Fing
West Antietam
First Christian Church of
Richard Farrow
Jamies
B. Henson
Waynesboro
Richard A. Henson
Smithsburg
Kathryn Emmatt
Wilmington
N. C
A. K. Coffman
First Christian Church
Wilbur S. Hageroll
Robert Regenold
Paul A. Remick
Roseill Cemetery
Foo
Little Rain Little Chill Weather Report
Weather notes from Wash County two observers Beckenbaugh of Boonsboro and Oswald of Bridgeport show 0.09 inch rainfall over the weekend. Beckenbaugh lists 58 degrees high Saturday 42 at night and 56 Sunday with a 4 degree low persisting to 7 am. Oswald reports a Sunday high of degrees a 40 degree low and a 41 degree reading.
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Wash
Meton
J Iloward Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Beckenbaugh
Oswald
Prayer Excerpt From Methodist Service Text
A devotional prayer fragment urges observance during Holy Week with calls to walk with Christ, seek understanding, hope, and power, and be prepared for resurrection. The lines reference pardon, prayer, love, service, and spiritual renewal within a Methodist context.
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The
Methodist Church
Negro Tent-In At White House Protest For Poverty Funds
In Lafayette Park near the White House, about 90 Mississippi Negroes from Greenville and Greenwood camped in four tents to press for 1.3 million dollars in antipoverty funds. Led by Frank Smith, they seek do it yourself job training and home construction aid, hoping a presidential response will prevent another winter in tents.
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Seymour M. Hersh Washington
Mississippi
White House
Frank Smith
Greenville
Greenwood
Washington
Lafayette Park
Smith Saii
Office of Economic Opportunity
Thom
Smith
Washington Monument
Hee
John H. Sylvester
Camping Camp Near White House Faces Housing Aid Fight
A Washington group living in tents near the White House seeks help from the Office of Economic Opportunity to secure housing funds. Lt. Kerzoya reports silence on promises as camp residents, including three children, await decisions amid poverty grants talks and no clear property options. Local officials and Rep. Powell monitor the situation while campers press for anti poverty funds and housing solutions.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
R. B. Kerzoya
Sylvester
QEO
Bald Tomes
Adam US
Clayton Powell
B-N-Y. Powell
Fire destroys Cearfoss home with $8000 loss
State fire investigator Charles Cronauer says embers from ashes in barrels outside Wishard Road home of Panl D Elliott family likely started the blaze. The fire spread from wood siding to the second floor of the three story structure. Fire crews from Maugansville and neighboring towns fought the rekindled fire after being called at 2:30 am.
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Wishard Road
Panl D. Elliott
Charles E. Cronauer
Cronauer
Maugansville Goodwill Fire Co
Fighters Battle Mountain Blaze
Sharpsburg firemen spent close to ten hours Saturday evening battling a stubborn brush fire near Antictant that consumed about an acre. A firefighters quoted crew chief said they responded with one truck and six men using rakes heaters and tanks as the flames were finally contained.
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Sharpsburg
Antictant
Bspan
County Board Meeting Will Start Late
The County Commissioners will attend groundbreaking ceremonies at the Washington County Vocational-Technical Center at 9 30 a m Tuesday. Their regular meeting will start at 10 30 a m. Most of it will be taken up with budget hearings.
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Washington County Vocational-Technical Center
Congressional Votes Recorded On Maryland Members
Washington report shows roll call tallies for Maryland members on recent measures. House motion to cut 12 million in grant subsidies failed 178 to 41 with support from Mathias and Morton opposed by Friedel, Long, Machen, Sickles. Passage of 2.5 billion supplemental appropriation bill supported by Friedel, Garmatz, Long, Machen, Sickles. Morton and Fallon opposed. Compromise daylight time bill split with Fallon, Friedel, Garmars, Long, Machen, Martin, Sickles in favor. Mattias opposed. Senate votes also noted without major changes.
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Washington
Maryland
Congress
House
R-Ohia
Mathias
Rs Morton
Friedel, Dlong
D. Machan
D. Sickles
Falion
di Garmata
Sickles
Mattias Senate
Emi
Pertod
U S Checks 8 Nuclear Tests Underground
Geneva AP The United States unveils a system to detect underground nuclear blasts by tracing gases from fission and surface traces using sensitive detectors. If adopted it hampers evasion but progress toward an on site inspection ban depends on Soviet acceptance of inspections. Chief U S Delegate Adrian Fisher cites 43 annual Soviet underground disturbances may be tremors or detonations.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian Fisher
Fisher
United States
Young Demos Meet Tuesday At American Legion Home
The Young Democratic Club or Washington County will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday at the American Legion Home on Northern Avenue. The gathering, scheduled for 7 p.m., will focus on finalizing plans for the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner set for April 23. A club spokesman urged all members to be present.
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Young Democratic Club
Washington County
Tuesay
American Legion
Northern Avenue
Heavy trading opens stock as blue chips recover
In New York heavy trading opened with American Telephone leading gains as investors returned to blue chips. AT T opened around 58 and rose to 59 with 130 000 shares traded, while copper shares strengthened on news of higher prices and resumed production from Anaconda.
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Nee York
American Telephone
At&t
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Rhaabeth Coddemwoords Copley
Marshall
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Daniel M. Mowen
Mary E. Griffith
Ora Henson
Mississippi Delta
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