More Marines Land In South Viet Nam
A battalion of 1,490 U S Marines landed near Hue and Da Nang as weather delayed helicopter moves to Pho Bai air base. The operation added to U S forces in South Vietnam, with initial reports of Ranger and Viet Cong casualties. Marines secured air strip approaches and guarded an area near Hue while Viet Cong activity continued nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet Nam
John T. Wheeler
HI DA Nang
Cap
U.S
South Viet Nami
Berklee
Union
Cook
Vanecouver
Pho Bai
Hue
da Nang Aly
Wain
Onsesata
Tenday
St Pauls Methodist Sets Maundy Thursday Service
The St Pauls Methodist Church on N Potomac Street will observe Maundy Thursday at 7 30 pm with Norman Van Beast delivering a meditation. The senior choir will perform The Crown Caldwell and the junior choir will present Were We There under A Noe man Lindsay. Community residents attending other churches are invited to worship at St Pauls.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
N. Potomac St
Maundyhursday
Norman van Beast
Caldwell
A. Noeman Lindsay
St. Paul's
Obituaries You provided contain multiple names. no single focal headline.
Mrs. Martha Hazel Wolfe of Longmeadow dies at 2:15 am in Washington County Hospital after a long illness. survives husband Claude C. Wolfe and many relatives including son Chester Wolfe and several stepchildren. Funeral arrangements at Norsewal Funeral Home with services at Longmeadow Church of the Brethren and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Memorials to Longmeadow Church of the Brethren requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hazel Wolfe
Longmeadow Road
Claude C. Wolfe
Wast Ington County Hospital
Union Biridge
Ald
Lutean
Mary (Naushaum) Taker
Magerstowa
Longmeadow
Fannie Schmidt
Michmond
Dorothy Mang
Boonsboro
Mary Sweigert
Catonsville
Martha Zamecki
Reisterstown
William Wolfe
Paramount
J. Wilbur Baker
Johnsville
Norsweal Funeral
Fllowers
Church of the Brethren
Area Deaths in Martinsburg And Greencastle
Martinsburg and Greencastle obituaries note Jalsy Riner age 89 died at home. Survived by three sons and three daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Rev. John E. Wright officiating. John W. Henneberger 70 of Greencastle died at home. Funeral at Zimynertian Funeral Home with burial at Ordard Hill Cemetery. survivors include wife two daughters and two sons.
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Martinsborg
W. Va
Jalsy R. Riner
David Water Riner
Hubert i. Riner
Berkeley Lation
Horn
Gorvarlstown
W.way
St. George
Sara (McCormack) Aikens
Bedington
Collins Aikens
Marlinsburg
John Tabler
Shepherdstown
Earl Mohler
Hagerstown
Light Sperow
Martinsburg
Brown Funeral Home
W Va
John E. Wright
Rogedale
Keener and Garrott Obituaries from Carlisle area
Joyce M. Keener seven year old daughter of Lea and Elva Keener of Greencastle died at home after hydrocephalus since birth. Survived by parents, two brothers Leavitt and Dewayne, sister Regina, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Meyers, paternal grandparents, funeral Friday at Cedar Grove Alamonite Church. Racial will be in the cemetery. viewing after 4 p.m. Keen er residence. no church viewing. Zimmerman Funeral Home in charge. Robert A. Garrott, 46, formerly of Hagerstown, died Monday at Carlisle Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Vivian and children Denise, Robert Jr, and Rosa all at home in King, two sisters. Services 10 a.m. Friday at St Patrick’s Church in Carlisle.
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Flora Leva Nicodemus
North Mulberry Street
Willie
Grant Nicademus
Friendship Manor
Bor
Breathedsville
John M
Mary
Kahlenberg) Springer
St. Paul's Evangelical United Arethrea Church
Eileen V. Lights
Kelsie W. Springer
Falls Church
Elmer
Springer
Fen
Calif
Brandl
Router Funeral Home
Yester M. Kauffinah
Janes Thuman
Boonsboro
Hone
Ram
Edward M. Scott
Williamsport
Edward Mole Scot
Sarah McElroy
Betty Scott
Mary Moats
Eleanor Haberts
Illinois
Methodist Church
Charles A. Michael
Cedar Lawn
Hagerstown
Friends m
Wome
Willasporl
Louise Carolyn Stouffer
Gordon
Alexander
Transton Blvd
Baltimore Street
Washington
Maryland State County Hospital
Song of
Mes
Aladya ¢ Philp
Aiea
Ander
Heliam Alex
Frank A. Boger
Henry O. Boger
Ernest Boger
Allentown
Rest Haven
Esther Chanter
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arthur Grove
Rest Haven Cemetery
Smithsburg
Lawrence Frile Glassford
Rowe
Washington County Hospital
Charlestown
W. Va
Waig
Alla. Glassford
Clarence L. Crabilt
Mardletown
Louise Oden
Transville
Netlie Hobber
Arlington, VI
Mbinich Funeral Home
Magers
Wit
Lester
Kanffntan
Rose Hill Cemetery
Antaft
Reed Clear Spring
An Ha Tebecca (McCormick) Reed
Samuel E. Reed
Rawley
Millstone
Millstone-Cleay Spring
Robert Reet
Cleary Spring
Parkhoal Bub
Earl
Wancock
Parkhead
Teor
William
J. Murray
Burie
Albert MilLs
Albert Oscar Mills
Big Pool
Harry
Rose Grave
Millers Mills
Washington County Roads Dept
First Church of God
John
Robert
Wayne
Clear Spring
Ava
Margaret Northern
Hlenora Gray
Cathering
Washington, D. Go
Lema Tavenner
Shenandoah
Reba Atherston
Regina Moore
Patricia Crouse
Dry Run
Markhead Zm
the Ney
Claire Eber
Sale
Stu
Hancock
Precious Howard Anderson
Stafford
Martinsburg
Daniel Webster Anderson
Sarah Frances Jenkins Anderson
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Co
C. William Netzer Construction Co
Ite
Bessie Lee Anderson
Theadore C
Alameda
James M. Stafford
Lester L
Springfield
Ore
Thelma E.bishon
Ethel J. Ridenour
Mancock
Baroly M. Hebberger
Eugene
Sadie Gana
Baltimore
McKinley Anderson
al Funeral
Rev
Michael Forst Affieldling
Spobrs Crossroads Cemetery
Wo Va
Greencastle
John W. Henneberger
Haltimore St
Hig
Antrin Township
Franklin County
George
Agnes “(Overman) Henneberger
Henneberger
Grace United Church of Christ
Mt. Piagah
Chesapeake
Harrisburg
Surin
Waynesboro Shrine
Amy (Shank) Henneberger
John D
Chessee Vt
Kolsi M. Henneberger
Amy
Hanneberger
Burlington
BE. Henneber
Bev
Alwood
Kan
Fred
Joyce M. Keener
Enpartee Pa
Joyce Keener
Leaee
Elva (Meyers) Keener
Greencastle Rt
Leavitt
Smoketown
Dewayne M
Rothaville
Regina M
Harry S. Meyers
Aireen
Castle TH. A
Aaron OD. Koner
Manganseille
Puneral
Cedar Grove i Alamonite Church
Nelson Martin
John Grove
Cntrely
Nowers
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Robert A. Garrott
Carlisle
Pam
Robert A. Harrott
Hagers' Town
Carsilisle Hospital
Vivian Garrott
Denise
Robert Jr
Oresa
King
Pogeyaiden
Riverdale
Engineers To Hear Lecturer On The Land Of Pleasant Living
A meeting of the Southern Engineering Society will be held at the American Legion Home on Northern Ave. Frank Hennessey, photographer and lecturer, will present an illustrated talk titled The Land Of Pleasant Living about Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Engineering Society
Northern Ave
Frank Hennessey
Maryland
Archdeacon Leighton to Speak at St John’s Good Friday
The Venerable David K. Leighton archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will deliver meditations at St John’s Episcopal Church on Good Friday the theme The Last Seven Words from the Cross. Maundy Thursday features an instructed Eucharist at 7 45 p.m with commentary on the Last Supper and Saturday sees the Paschal candle lit as the church prepares for Easter services at 7 9 and 11 a.m.
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David K. Leighton
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
St. John's Episcopal Church
Leighton
Archdeanon Fp
Church of the Holy Nativity
Baltimore
St John's
Sunrise Easter Service Planned at Antietam Battlefield
At Antietam National Battlefield Sharpsburg three church congregations will hold a sunrise service at 5:30 a.m. on Easter Sunday. The combined worship includes Sharpsburg Church of God United Church of Christ and Church of the Brethren. The service occurs on the upper terrace facing the eastern mountains with Pastor Fred Bernhard delivering the sermon. Youth will provide music and breakfast will be served at the Church of God after the service.
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Suarpsburg
Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpsburg
Sharpshorp
Church Ofl God
United Church of Christ
Church of the Brethren
Haitle- Field
Fred Bernhard
Pasetor
Church of God
Stock market pushes ahead in sixth straight advance
The New York market continued its rise in early trading marking the sixth consecutive advance. Gains centered on key stocks with General Dynamic and Boeing up a full point United Aircraft near one point IBM and U S Smoking modestly higher while General Motors reached a record high and Ford Chrysler held steady American Motors eased. Steel shares rose slightly on news of a proposed labor agreement.
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New York
General Dynamic
Boeing
United Aircraft
IBM
U.S
Eneral Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Awajor Steels
Holy Week Rites Set At Hancock
Hancock Methodist Church schedules Holy Week services starting at 7 30 tonight with a sermon meditation by Rev Robert Bartlett on Along the Way of Sorrows. Holy Communion will be observed Thursday at 7 30. Easter Sunday features a 6 30 sunrise service with music by Robert Bartlett Jr and the Chancel Choir and a sermon The Easter Sun at 10 45 am followed by worship and sermon on Life in Immortality and the evening program Wonders Savior by the adult choir.
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Hancock
Methodist Church
Robert Bartlett
Robert Bartlett Jr
Prayer text from Scott Brenner letter to Today Westminster Press
Prayer asks God to raise from slums the salt of the earth and light of our time. It pleads humility for service in Jesus Christ and includes a signed editor letter from Scott Brenner of Philadelphia.
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Jesus
Christ
Lord
Scott Brenner
Philadelphia
Today
Westminster Press
Accountants To Meet Thursday
The Magerstown chapter of the National Association of Accountants will meet at the Italica Bart near Smilthsburg on Thursday April 15. After social time and dinner, members divide into two groups with topics on audit control in data processing led by George B. Ream of Franklin Park and measuring accounting systems to ASPR's led by F W Bockelman of Baltimore, auditor in charge of the US Army and its staff at Fairchild-Siller Corp in Ing erstown.
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Magerstown
National Association of Accountants
Italica Bart
Smilthsburg
George B. Ream
Franklin Park
No. Ream
Mack Trucks
Tlc
ASPR
F W. Bockelman
Baltimore
US. Army
Fairchild-Siller Corp
Ingerstown
The Daily Matl Announc es Local Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription options for various regions and durations, with prices per week month and year. It notes publication details, class, and press association credit, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate.
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Cattler
Mall
Del
U.C
Penna
W. Wa
Asociated Press
Associated Press
AF Drops Three Million Leaflets Over North Viet Nam
U S Air Force planes dropped about three million leaflets over four highly populated areas in North Viet Nam telling civilians that American air strikes aim to stop Red Chinese aggression. The leaflets urged overthrow of the North Vietnamese government, echoing Communist propaganda. Bombing hit Hon Math and Cua Le radar sites and 130 other installations south of Hanoi with 15 F-4s and 18 Phantom interceptors involved.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
qilitary _ huvgats
Red China
U.S
North
Viet Nam
U. S
Cua le
Hanoi
Air Force
Negotiators weigh steel contract options in Pittsburgh talks
AP dispatch reports United Steelworkers Union negotiators and President David J. McDowell met to decide whether to extend the May 1 basic steel contract deadline, pursue day and tight bargaining, or prepare to strike, amid a deadlock in steel talks. Civil rights leaders in Bogalusa backed demands for more and better jobs for qualified Black residents, with pickets planned in midtown, while the mayor criticized racial talks breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
Civic and Voters League
Bogalisa
Jesse W. Culver Jr
Humphrey Forecasts Soon Higher Federal Minimum Wage
Vice President Humphrey said he expects the federal minimum wage to be raised from 1.28 to about 1.59 an hour, signaling an adjustment after AFL-CIO talks. Labor leaders have pressed for 2.00, while officials indicated 1.59 might satisfy the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Garrison
Simphrey
Afl-Cio
APL- Cio
Labor Federation
LBJ Won't Use Armored Cars for Presidential Transport
President Johnson will not use two new armored cars funded by a $342,000 House vote. Secretary Fowler told Congress that Johnson was unaware of the plan prior to newspaper reports and will instead rely on the Ford Motor Co. protective vehicle, plus a Secret Service vehicle at no cost, and another existing protective car from a federal source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Senate
Ford Motor Co
Secret Service
Restoration of Funds for Appalachian Development Program
Administration witnesses urged a Senate subcommittee to restore two thirds of a large cut in funding for the Appalachian development program. The House had approved 244.3 million dollars requested by President Johnson to start the program, leaving 18.2 million unspent from earlier funds.
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Washington
Ap)—Administration
Senate
House
Johnson
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