Senior Wins Scholarship At Shepherd College
Raymond OG Waldkort ter announces the Raymond Baby scholarship for education to Jackie J Rohrer, Boonsboro High School class of 1964. The $150 freshman prize honors academic achievement leadership tests citizenship and recommendations. Rohrer, son of Mr and Mrs Austin K Rohrer of Sharpsburg Route One, plans a teaching career in physical education. He joins Gloria K Line Terry L Smith and Courtney D Beard as Boonsboro alumni who hold the Raymond Baby scholarship at Shepherd College. Rohrer is among the top ten in a class of 164 seniors and starred in basketball football and baseball in Tri-State League play.
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Raymond Baby
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Boonsboro High School
Reymond Baby
Gloria K. Line
Terry L. Smith
Courtney D. Beard
Area Deaths In Waynesboro Mrs Ella B McClain
Mrs Ella B McClain wife of John E McClain of 112 South Potomac Waynesboro died Sunday at 7 56 pm at Waynesboro Hospital after two years of poor health She was born in Lantz Maryland daughter of the late Layton H and Mary Ambrose Boyer resident of Waynesboro since 1946 member of First Christian Church and Eastern Star married sixty years last October Surviving are her husband foster son Daniel F Roger sisters Mrs John Mann Waynesboro and Mrs Margaret Meads Baltimore and several nieces and nephews Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm from Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro Rev Donald Reese in charge Interment Green Hill Cemetery Friends may call Tuesday 4 9 pm
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Ella B, McClain
John E. McClain
South Potomac
St. Waynesboro
Waynesboro, Hospital
Lantz
Layton H
Mary Ambrose Boyer
First Christian Church
Eastern Star
McClain
Daniel F. Roger
Hinton
W. Va
John Mann
Margaret Meads
Baltimore
Poe
Donald Wi Reese
Green Hil Cemetery
Strikes Idle Thousands Of Coal Miners In Six States
United Mine Workers representatives arrived in Bellaire Ohio to push an end to wildcat strikes that have idled thousands of miners across six states. The two year contract with major coal producers is being urged as the path to resumed work, after 2,500 workers in northern West Virginia returned to mines following local votes, while roving pickets kept widespread production uncertain.
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Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
W. A. Boyle
West Virginia
Fairmont
Morgantown
Leven
Ohio-West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarksburg
Council Reaches Accord On Water Pact Amid Mayor's Objections
Borough council and Sanitary Commission wrestled over a water pact for the Conococheague Sub District. Key disputes included operation rules, roadwork approvals, and who controls costs. After a recess and tense sessions, agreement terms were narrowed to protect city water policy and ensure bond counsel approval before any action.
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Mackley
Burhans
Oscar Spigler
Cornell
Cordell
Spigler
Baker
Spere
Lal Jevel
Hollyday
Mayo
New Condittons
Sanitary Commission
Hallyday
Maugansville
California Primary Could Tilt Support To Lodge Nixon Not Rock
Washington AP reports a shadow contest in the California presidential primary. Lodge and Nixon not on the ballot, but either could benefit from Goldwater Rockefeller battles for California’s 86 delegates. Stassen also on ballot. Goldwater’s win would boost him on first convention ballot, with possible GOP defections toward Lodge if Rockefeller falters. Goldwater might back Nixon rather than Scranton if he cannot win.
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California
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R-Ariz
New York
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Minnesota
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Oregon
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Premier of Himalayan Kingdom Slain
In Gangtok Sikkim AP report says Jigme Dorji prime minister of the Himalayan kingdom was gunned down near the frontier Sunday night. The 45 year old anti communist leader faced Chinese pressure with motives uncertain. His son Pastor, 20, studying law in London, said he had no idea who killed his father. Dorji feared Tibetan refugees in Bhutan could conceal Chinese agents.
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Sikkim
Unkmown
Hiratan
Jigme Dorji
Himalayan
India
Red China
Pastor
London
P Dorji
Tibet
Bhutan
Peking
First mushrooms found along Dual Highway this spring
Mrs Jase Hoffman and Mr Lean reported the season's first county mushrooms along the Dual Highway this morning. The small mushrooms were spotted where Mrs Hoffman gathers them annually and she expects them to grow larger as spring progresses. She plans to use them in cooking.
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Lean
Hoffman
Postal worker Clifton Miller cited for efficiency award
Clifton L. Miller of the Hagerstown Post Office received a cash award and certificate for a suggestion to improve operations at the local post office. Officer in Charge William Geddes announced the honor noting the plan would streamline mail handling at the package drop window.
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Clifton L. Miller
Hagerstown
William Geddes
Miller
Geddes
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Suits Filed To Acquire 170 Land In Clear Spring Area
The State Roads Commission filed condemnation against four property owners for Interstate 70. Names include Rogie V. Yost and Charles R. Yost, Frank M. Boyd and Louise Boyd, Daniel E. Blair and Betty Ruth Blair, Rose B. Mongan, with amounts claimed ranging from 4,085 to 10,800 dollars.
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Clear Spring
Charles C. Grice
Rogie V. Yost
Charles R. Yost
Frank M. Boyd
Louise
Wise investing tips with reps and dividend facts
A guidance note promotes prudent investing by balancing goals with company data and risk. It invites readers to meet a Registered Representative, offering a free "Investment Facts" booklet on over 400 cash dividend paying stocks and a mail coupon option.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Policy On Road Repairs Debated By County Board
County Commissioners debated road repair policy weighing weight limits versus speeds to protect roads. Chairman Evan Crossley favored a formula to share reconstruction costs as the county may raise weight restrictions. County Engineer David J. Custer urged a clear ordinance. Roads Supervisor Russell Bowers said more staff needed in summer to supervise Welfare workers and manage increased workload.
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Hagerstown Water Board
Oscar Spigler
Sion
Sanitary
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Baker
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Evan Crossley
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Charles Huyett
Ler Moats
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Wedard Willson
Iead
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Crossley
Dwyer
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Kirk
Russell Bowers
Norman Ayers
Exiles Claim Mass Cuban Repression and Flight
An exile group reports 965,000 Cubans jailed since 1959, 3,351 killed by Castro’s regime, and 276,469 have fled, citing underground sources and the Revolutionary Student Directorate in Miami. The figures allege 14 percent of Cuba’s population imprisoned under Castro.
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Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castra
Revolutionary Student Directorate
April Showers Bring Promise of May Flowers Across County
County residents woke to mist after a rainfall of three tenths of an inch at Boonsboro. Weather observer Paul Oswald reported .27 inches at Bridgeport with yesterday’s high near 54 in Boonsboro and 51 in Bridgeport. Low temps around 40 in various spots. May flowers look likely as conditions improve.
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Boonsboro
Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Prospect
Maboro
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