Retired Admiral Named Chief Of Secret CIA
Retired Adm. William F. Raborn named by President Johnson to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Raborn will leave Aerojet General Corp. to take over the post, succeeding John A. McCone who will return to private life. Raborn, a Navy veteran and former deputy chief of naval operations for research, was to report to Washington with plans to guide the CIA as it expanded its national security role.
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Tired View Adm
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Tahorn Jr
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
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Tolono
Ater
Johnson City
Tex
Janey
Raborn
Texas
Hal
Aerojet General Corp
Pasadena
Calif
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Deyuity
Naval Operations
Johnson
Medard G.y Defense
Helms
Air Force
Uise-51
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Energy Commission
CIA
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Obituary notices from Sharpsburg and Williamsport area
Obituaries report Franklin Dames G Buchanan 86 of Sharpsburg died at 3:90 p.m. Sunday in a memorial home after four weeks’ residence. He was born to Isaac and Annal Thomas, member of Church of the Brethren and retired N W Tail road worker. Survived by wife Catherine, daughter Mrs M White, son Gilbert N Thomas, three sisters, two brothers, and many grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Leaf Funeral Home with burial at ML View Cemetery. Also listed Williamsport residents James Walker Juniehouse and family, and Clarence W Buchanan. services and burial details follow.
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Franklin Dames
G. Blain
Buchanan
Herbert ‘Thomas
West
Wes ' Antietam
Fabrnoy-Kendy T
Annal (Lumm) Thomas
Church of the Brethren
Sharpsburg
Wondmen
N&w
Catherine Thomas
Abbey Reedy
Daaghter
M. White
Long Beach
Calif
Gilbert N. Thomas
Hagerstown
Dessie M. Buover
Neflie DeLauler
Halfway
Carrie Daley
Vallimore
Clarence ‘Thomay
Norman Thomas
Hagerstoun
Pred Bernhart
Howard Waucher
ML View
Salisbury
Williamsport
Washington Goubry Flospitil
Seth Wo
Wilson Buchanan
Ely Wis
Zion Lutheran Church
Patowan
Edison
Charles
W. Buchanan
Williamsparl
Amitnhey
William Huddle
Green Lawn Cemetery
Frivmls
Grove
Clarence W. Grams
Mechanic St
Washington County Hospital
G. Prank
Alta
Montgomery
Gratis
Locust Valley
Wilt, Elsie
Sancers
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Holsinger
Broadfording
Newas
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Myers
L, Mills Inc
Towne & Country
Clyde M. Nfosinger
Minnich
pr.oWitt G. Miler
Furtat
Rest Haven Camplery
William L. Currie
Necker Ave
Washingtory County
Kilnd
Mickle) Currie
William B. Riverside
Robert A. Salem
Bravey A
James E. Shaffer
Cumberland
VanBeunt
Rest Haven
Fueral
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Pale
Charles F Easminger
Merecesbarp
Linin Wer
Mane Tere
Neil Albright
Nociat
Burin
Fairview Cemetery
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Ehegerstown
Cove Gap
Harry D
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VEW Post Way
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Oakville
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Tiree
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Myersville
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Quincy UB Church
Harry 4. Fehl
Claire Kviedler
Paul Horne
Salem
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Cementery
Weilneslay
Grove Funeral Home
Prayer Today Belief and Courage Request Divine Help
A prayer asks Almighty God to strengthen belief beyond intellect and to trust with the heart. The speaker confesses cowardice in soul and reliance on human brilliance, seeking grace to commit life to Christ. Signed by Lawrence W. Allhouse, pastor of Calgary B.U.B. Church in Monhton, Pa.
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Calgary
B.U.B. Church
Vietnam Rejects Johnson Peace Talk Proposals
The Vietnamese press rejects Lyndon Johnson’s offer of a peace plan and signals readiness to intensify the war if talks advance on conditions. The U.S. State Department and U.N. chief U Thant note Hanoi’s stance, while Washington hints at no formal acceptance of the Johnson initiative. The dispute centers on terms and the demand that North and South Viet Nam halt fighting before negotiations.
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U.S
Nhat Dan
Johnson
South Viet Naim
Puppel
Lohison
Weihvis
Roel
Ite
Viet Nam
Peking
George Ballj
Washington
Ball
United States
Communist Party
Ehanoi
People’s Data
Nally
U.N
Hans
U Thant
Uano
United Nations
Jehuson
Stock Market Trade Active Today In Uptrend
The stock market advanced in active trading led by Gains in chemical and utility shares. Woolworth climbed on solid demand while Radio Corp. remained flat and Pan American World Airways rose on heavy volume. several majors including U.S. Steel and Westinghouse moved within the session.
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Ublit
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Sota
Pan American World Iia
Alte
Traction Fainers
Bastian Redak
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Eleetric
U.S. Steel
Kennecott
Anaconda
New York Central
Racing
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Raval Duleh
Pfizer Aid Zontth
Area Deaths Stottlemyer and Family Rites Noted
Virginia born Reda Stottlemyer died after a three day illness at War Memorial Hospital in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Funeral services will be at Grove Funeral Home in Kane with Rev Walter Tsyige officiating. Burial at Buck Valley Christian Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Rhone G Cumberland and William Thaul Kerpelman.
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Orleans
Grove
Kane
Lancock
Walter ‘Tsyige
Buck Valley
Reda
Virginia
Stot- Momyer
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. VII
Baltimore
Hela
Stullumyer
Lreethought Society of
Aimeri
Seo City Prasi
Fuck Valley Christin Church
Dent
U.S. District Court
Rhone G
Cumberland
Leonard J
William Thaul
Kerpelman
Lille Orleans
Krepelman
Supreme Court
Free Thought Society Plans Suit Over Federal School Aid Bill
The Free Thought Society intends to file suit challenging the federal school aid bill. The suit grounds its challenge in church state separation and First Amendment rights, arguing that government support for education infringes on religious liberty and taxpayer rights. The piece notes related political and legal figures and cites historical cases and opinions shaping the argument.
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Congress
Kerpelman
Cree
Frothingham
Mellon
Supreme Court
Washington
Thelmont
Sheldon S. Co‘hen
Radio Press International
Cohen
Minnesota Floods Drive 39 Counties Into Disaster Zone
Minnesota faces its costliest flood as the Minnesota River and Mississippi swell, driving about 20 400 residents from homes across 39 counties. National guard, engineers, and infantry units deployed. 30 highways closed. towns like Hutchinson and Chaska fortified with sandbags while St Paul declares a state of emergency and prepares for major flood impacts.
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St, Paul
Mim
Mississippi
Kent Johnson
Red Cross
Karl Ralvaag
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Crow River
Mhitehinson
Red Blake
Chaskal
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota River
Chaska
Truman Attacks Dr. King as Troublemaker in Remarks
Former President Truman called Martin Luther King Jr. a troublemaker and branded the Ku Klux Klan a no good outfit to be legislated out of existence during a reporters’ walk in New York. He reiterated a late criticism of the Selma to Montgomery march, saying it achieved nothing.
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Harry
Truman
Martin Luther King
Ku Klus’ Klan
South
King
Selma
Montgomery
Beversy
Thieves Loot Four Parking Meters In City
Police report four parking meters looted over the weekend. Three meters were broken into on Saturday one behind the Market House and two on the Rochester Lot. Two boys seen breaking into Rochester Lot meters fled before police arrival. Another meter at the rear of the Mucket Mouse was located on Simsay with unknown amount of coin taken.
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Market House
Rochester
Simsay
School Board Workers Help In Douly's Woods Park Pavilion
Washington County Park Commission official Mitton Rt. Moats commends the school board carpenters and education masons for completing the pavilion and fireplaces in Douly's Woods Park. He notes their work alongside contributions from the Washington County Youth Corps vocational arts students and the county roads department.
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Douly's Woods Park
Mitton
Tornado Death Toll Tops 180 Across Several States
A devastating tornado outbreak devastates Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan area towns. Officials report hundreds injured and at least nine deaths in Manitou Ridge and surrounding counties. National Guardsmen mobilized to curb looting as homes churches and cemeteries suffer severe damage.
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