Obituary notes mix in Bunche King remarks and local deaths
Ralph Bunche criticizes King in a Chicago speech and NAACP board discussion on Vietnam. The obituary column lists multiple deaths including Roy Eigenbrode at 84 and Hattie Creek residents, with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans in Maryland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Funkstown
Seattle Creek
Bor
Thurmont
Daniel
Rosella Eigenbrode
Bald Eagle
Hal
Creek
U.S
Tor
NAACP
Bunche
Kingholt
Boons
Pace
Jboro
King
South
Chicago
Bernard E. Fogle
Sreithehuna Camatarsment
Louisville
New York
Menor King
Association
Thinghe
Walter Reuther
Bisiche
ERSET
Prayer for guidance through the day by Clio E. Thomas
A morning prayer asks guidance to discern important tasks and invest time where it serves divine purposes for the speaker and others. Clio E. Thomas, a seated minister at First Advent Christian Church in Seattle, Washington, signs the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Zook
Virja Ave
Waynesboro
David
Virginia Fritz Zook
St. John's Episcop « Church
Morris Frock Post
American Legion
Mary Jane Polffenberger Zook
David Zook
Mary Susan Zook
Evelyn Ryan
Hagerstown
Minnich Funeral Home
Wilson P. Ard
Green Hill Cemetery
Washington County Heart Fund
Christ
Clio E. Thomas
Wash
First Advent Christian Churen
Stock Market Rebounds From Losses Amid Broad Gains
New York traders saw a broad rebound as the market recovered from Monday and Tuesday’s losses. Heckman Instruments rose about 2 points, American Motors and Rand edged up, Polaroid slipped from Tuesday’s high, and Charter Financial and Great Western Financial traded heavily as rates affected loan costs. IBM and Xerox gained about 2 points each with Goodrich and Douglas Aircraft also advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New’ York
Heckman Instruments
American Motors
Ry Rand
Polaroid
Charter Financial
Great Western Financial
IBM
Xerox
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
Newae Central
Eastern Air Lines
Coppolino Defense Seeks Exclusion of Key Witness
In Naples Florida the defense asks Judge Lynn Silvertooth to rule Dr Milton Helperns testimony inadmissible as hearsay in the Carl Coppolino case. Bailey also seeks to voir dire Helpern with the jury out, arguing the state must prove a criminal agent. The testimony concerns a chemical analysis linking succinylcholine to Carmela Coppolino’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don North
Lynn Silvertooth
Helpern
Bailey
Frank Schaub
New York City
Joseph Umbreser
Umberger
Clayton Powell Wins as Harlem Voters Back Him
New York AP reports Adam Clayton Powell won a landslide in Harlem defeating Lucille Pickett Williams by a wide margin while the House faces a decision on seating Powell after a racially charged contest. Unofficial results show Powell with an 86 percent edge in Harlem, signaling strong local support despite congressional seating questions.
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Austin Scott Hous
NEW York
Thelell
Harlem
Lucille Pickett Williams
Adam
Powell
Williams
Ervin Yeatling
House
Batlem
Joseph Overton
Congress Agem
Old Baptist Limited
Overton
18Th Congressional District
Congress
Hance
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Ralph Bunche
Dr. King
Eigenbrode
Bumphe
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rauses
Ielends
Mary Eva Wilhide
Eva G. Wilhide
Edgar J. Wilhide
Maugansville
Michael and
Annabelle Ebersole Lowery
Salem Reformed Church
Mildred L. Fuss
Paul J
Warold K
Donald K
Arthur E
Freston Lowery
Walter] Lowery
Maugansvile
Rest Haven Funeral
J. Clark Hayes
Rest Haven
George L. Corbett
George Llewellyn Corbett
Hancock
Luetta Meriea Corbett
Washington County Hospital
Curwensville
George Wilbur
Anna Elizabeth Willson Corbett
Fairchild Hiller Corp
Wayal G. Hoopengardeer
Berkeley
Halle J
Norris
Catalpa Methodist Church
William F. Murray
Bennett G. Murray
Buriel
Eall
Grove Funeral Home
Juight
Mary A. Shank
Macy A. Shank
Artizan Street
Williamsport
Hicks Shank
Ernest H. Peters
Morris Frock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brunswick American Legion Post
Johnson Bros
Ironstone
Devon
Old Britain
Blue
Jamestown Brown
Hi Shearer
Jamaica
Shearer
Donald Sangster
Montreal
Commonwealth
Coppolino
Clayton Powell
Enone
Bel D.C
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