U S Planes Bomb South Vietnam By Mistake
Premier Cao Ky described a misdirected bombing strike near Qui Nhon that hit South Vietnamese troops 23 miles northwest of the city, killing and wounding many soldiers. The incident marked one of the worst friendly-fire errors in the air war over Vietnam, with U S planes and helicopters sustaining losses and rescuers facing further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
Wauyen Cao Ky
Buitt
Vietnam
South
Lee
Uckers
South China Sea
My Jed
Laos
Tie Stirt
Maginot Kino
Air Force
I Ae
Bats Pe Haelicopters
Aes Tey
Die Nord
Air Headquarters
Niers
An Addi
Qui Nhon
North Vietnam
North East
Ute North
South Viet
Catholic School Teacher Pay Dispute Sparks Possible Strike
In Philadelphia, Catholic schools face a wage dispute as 640 lay teachers seek higher starting salaries and overall increases. Parish assessments per student fund tuition free policies, with reform questions about parishes' funding and reltest status. Archdiocese counters with lower starting pay and added benefits, heightening chances of a Monday strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Moran
Philadelphia
Arthur J. Nace
John J. Murray
Asso Son
Ithe Association
Chester
Levittown
Norristown
Archdiacese
Father Nace
Michel F. Walsh
Teachers Association
Archdiocese
Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Notables and Residents
Obituaries list Mickey Wilson of Chambersburg and several area residents including Nelle Rhades of Hagerstown, Frank Wheatley of Washington County, Elizabeth Downin of Hagerstown, John Everhart of Brunswick, and Ruth Spence of Gettysburg. Notables include church members, veterans, and community workers. Funeral details, burial sites, and calling hours are given for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth M
Elizabeth M. Downin
George W. Downin
Sumemal Ave
Avalon
Little Cove
Franklin County
John FR
Catherine Briaman Fritz
Find
Jarerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dowdln
Owen Brinkley
Herman Yasser
Hagerstown
John F. Fritz
Riverside
Cailf
Albert Fritz
Walker
Iowa
Biter
Nan Fritz
Waynesboro
Wilson P. Ard
Ruth J. Spence
Ruth Jime Spence
Jerry J. Spence
Gettysburg
Pit
Adams County
John Wand Ida Stoops Watson
Mt. Carmel
EVB Church
Guy Crone
Oliver Bowling
Huperstown
Merle D. Spence
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ellis Wartz
Chambersburg
Kermit Spence
Fairfield
Vernon G. Spence
Jerry J. Spence Jr
Gellyshure
Route 3
William R. Spence
Uwsiiland
Mt. Carmel Eub Church
Alfred
Gotwall
Prayer Message for Faith and Gratitude in Creation
A pastor Edward K. Ziegler of Bakersfield Weld Calif Church of the Brethren offers a prayer urging believers to feel wonder at winter and summer, seedtime and harvest, and the night sky. He asks for gratitude and serene trust through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Edward K. Ziegler
Bakers, Weld
Calif
Church of the Brethren
Bobby Baker Appeals Notice in Tax Conspiracy Case
Attorneys for Bobby Baker former Senate aide filed a Friday notice of appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals after his January conviction for income tax evasion fraud and conspiracy. He was sentenced last Friday to more than three years in prison and released on a $5,000 bond. The appeal covers the final judgment with later actions possible over taxes evaded in 1961 and 1962. The government may pursue a civil suit to recover the taxes once the criminal case concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Bobby Baker
Senate
U.S. Court of Appeals
Baker
Ianpers
Maker
Merkle Named President of Danzer Metal
Claude O. Merckle was elected president of Danzer Metal Works at a board meeting, succeeding the late Vernon L. Van Horn. John H. Bowie and Earl J. Gooding were named vice presidents, with Richard E. Ohler joining the board. Merckle, with 28 years at the company, also leads the Washington County Board of Education and is a Cumberland Valley American Legion post officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude O. Merckle
Danzer Metal Works Company
Vernon L. van Horn
John H. Bowie
Earl J. Gooding
Richard E. Ohler
Merckle
Dan
Evan Crossley
IGG
H. Mark Swain
Merekle
HJC Plans Speech On U S Future
Furton M Langheary vice president of public relations for Acacia Life Insurance Co speaks at Hagerstown Junior College auditorium at 8 p.m. on Monday April 24. He chairs Acacia’s company publication and serves on public relations committees of the Rother Society and Washington The lecture is sponsored by the HJC Student Council. Langheary a Rockville resident holds leadership roles in several national and D C life insurance groups and is vice president of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hagerstown
Furton M. Langheary
Acacia Life Insurance Co
Rother Society
Washington
HJC
Rockville
Langhenry
Acacia
Open Housing Marchers Arrested in Louisville
In Louisville, a group of open housing advocates defied a court order and attempted a march after dark. Twenty seven were arrested as police also detained seventeen hecklers from a crowd of over 700 in the southeast section, where demonstrations have focused on banning housing discrimination. Reverend A S Williams King urged persistence, saying, We definitely are not quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A. 0
Williams King
Tax hike prospects grow slower as Johnson plan stalls
Washington AP reports efforts to raise personal and corporate taxes to fund new social benefits and pay hikes face congressional hesitancy. Officials foresee possible delays to fall or even November action as lawmakers weigh economic risks. Federal Reserve notes March industrial output rose slightly after a sharp two month drop, with index recovery from February lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Lesbeton
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Tax Break Prospects Dim for College Expense Credit
Washington AP report outlines bleak odds for a proposed tax credit to help parents cover college costs. The Ribicoff amendment would credit up to 1 of tuition, fees, books and equipment per student, but cost estimates run high and Senate votes have fallen short. The plan would not cover room and board and faces House-Senate conference hurdles amid broader tax bill battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Hng
Bowers
Sen
Abraham A
Ribicoff
D Jcampaigns
Deimocrats
Reland Room
Congress
Nikiroff
Treasury
Senate House
Werth
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nancing
Ribicott
Office Mails License Forms in Washington County
The Clerk of the Circuit Court mails about 1800 business license applications renewing around 3400 licenses for traders, restaurants, stores and more. Licenses run April 17 to May 31, with penalties starting June 1 for delinquency. beer wine and liquor authorizations mailed with renewals to allow one trip to the Clerks’ office at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Washington County
Board of License Commissioners
Clerks’ Office
Court House
Adenauer in Quiet Night as Health Fails at 91
Bonn doctors said ex-Chancellor Konrad Adenauer aged 91 passed a quiet night but remain critically ill. Medical staff reported no change in his condition, with concern lingering for the long-serving statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Trucks Roll In Chicago After One-Day Truce
Trucks resumed in the Chicago area as drivers agreed to a one day stoppage truce. Labor Secretary W Willard Wire urged a Washington meeting to reconcile dispersed terms of a pending national trucking pact. Employers said local talks rely on the national terms, while unions demand higher wages and better vacations. About 1 percent of cargo moved today with normal operations expected by Monday as firms work to catch up amid large financial losses from the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Willard Wire
Ounion
Wirtz Tuzslov
Washington
Basia
W. Eugene McCarron
Att Aaes Fieth
Lewis Peiek
Chisaga
Edward Penter
Chisaga Truck Drivers Union
Ngtt
Willett
Hiverive Tow
Teamsters
Pach
Real Killer In Fugitive Ends Four Year Run
Hollywood iAPY reports The Fugitive ends after four years with Dr Richard Kimble vindicated. David Janssen, star of the on the lam drama, reflects on the decision to wrap the series and tease a finale air after reruns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Richard Kimble
ABC
David Janssen
Thomases
Cryptace
Dr. Kimble
Janssen
Ben Gazzara
Network
Quinn
Pas- Quinn Martin
Stow
Janasen
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Hol An
da Nang
1St Maerines
Ailaveld Wilean Mathis Qiulanold
Mickey) Wilson Mathua
Hesband
Sulia Flizabeth Barnes Mathua
Chestnut
Sitara
Flarbree Simons Matha
Bite John
Malina
Maria Wis Ae
St. Paul's
Eur
Church
Greyound
Larry
Warin
Elsie Zirkle
Evelyn Sampson
Tagerstown
Toby Kirknell
Prompt Royal
Ethel Shipley
Odeni
James L
Serstawn
Norment Funeral Home
Fondey
Lester M. Kauffman
Erment
Hose Hill
Aira
Nelle
Grace Thales
Nelle Grace Rhades
North Ave
Rhades
Washton Counts Hospital
wiShe
Shambers- Mie
Wilson
Pagetstown
Rhodes
St. Soho's Lutheran Church
Caskey
Kdegars
Kansastwily
Robert D
Syassut
N.Y
Martin L. Rothen-nger
Rest Haven Cemetery
Bete
Frank E. Wheatley
Frank Edward Wheatley
Coffman Ome
Wolitty Hospital
Edgemere
Waltimore County
Hagers- Papin
Filward K
Amin Barlow
Wheatley
Iney
Ptim Palestine Council
OSM
St. Bernard Commandery
Ali Ghan
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Dublin
Wheatley Iaves
Thelma Hill Wheatley
Donald ‘Taylor
Middletown
Harvey T. Burgess
Sparrows
John J. Everhart
John Joseph Everhart
Brunswick
Kings Daughers Hospital
Martinsbuey
Warpers Perry
W. Va
William A
Lizzie Kain Everhart
Mary Manzella Little Everhart
B&o
Trunswick
St. Francis Catharc Church
Knights of Columbus of
Backles
Harpers Ferry
Merkle
Danzer Metal
Adenauer
Stanley Mfg. CO
Chambersburg, PA
Syelye
Chorga
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