Security risks found in Washington State Dept report
The State Department says it found 64 security risks among its ranks. The report, prepared for delivery to the Appropriations subcommittee, notes resignations and mentions a controversial sale of a synthetic rubber plant to Communist Romania. The internal IRS probe also ties Bobby Baker to forged signatures on tax returns and deceptive health insurance policies.
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Washington (Ap
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Derby
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Ocean City
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Eaker
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Daker
Senate
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Nealti Insurance
Mortimer Caplin Morrison A. Williams
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
City Youth Speaker For Model Gov t
Michael T Burdett of Hagerstown and Thomas Agreal of Cumberland will serve as speakers of the house during the Maryland Youth Legislature day three day model session. About 200 Maryland high school students participate in two legislatures with committees hearings and 102 bills considered. Governor Tawes praises youth for future leadership while Governor Baker addresses delegates at Bethesda.
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Michael T. Burdett
Hagerstown
Thomas Agreal
Cumberland
Maryland
Tawes
Steberda L. Baker
Bethesda
Maryland Ymca
House
Helsses
Wes
Fifth Grade Songwriter Presents On School TV
Diana K Koontz of Boonsboro Elementary showcased a humor filled song The Farm Soap to Washington County fifth grade music classes via closed circuit television Her work titled The Farm Soap evolved from Catyplowa Raves and was the only class project fully completed before school through the suggestion of her music teacher The TV center art department accepted the presentation featuring talking animal characters and humor.
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Boonsboro
Uigg
Diana K. Koontz
Ars. Tlany
Koontz
Garis Shap Ltd
Fupkstown
Alll
Geatle Music
Washington County
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Dina
Sekool
TV Center
Goldwater Rejects LBJ Briefing Offer
In a sharp rejection, Senator Barry Goldwater declined President Johnson’s invitation to confer on intelligence briefings. Two other Republicans signaled acceptance, while the rest of the GOP advised silence. Johnson had proposed a briefing to discuss intelligence tips for foreign policy and strategy.
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waLrek K. Aears
Washington
Pright Johnson
Kefice
Barry Goldwater
Johnnson
Battery theft at Gulf station on 1135 Virginia Ave
Police investigate a twelve volt auto battery theft from the Gulf station at 1135 Virginia Avenue. The item valued at 16 dollars was reported missing on a Thursday afternoon.
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New Acting Principal Named for Washington Street School
New principal designation, Car R Beer, named acting head of Washington Street School for the current term. He succeeds the late Monty R. Boole, who died suddenly in April. Beer, a 35 year veteran, served in Kaduna Nigeria on a prior educational project and spent 18 years in West Virginia. He is a Wesleyan College graduate with an M.A. in education from West Virginia University.
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Washington
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Starss
Connsity
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Nigeria
Smal Hagerstown Med School
Weather observations record 70 degree high at Bridgeport
County weather observers report yesterday's conditions with a 70 degree high at Bridgeport and a 46 degree low overnight. Boonshora observer notes a 49 degree low last night, as recorded by local meteorologists.
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D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Woward Neckenbaugh
Boonshora
Prayer and Dying Robber Story Highlight Local Notice
A fragmented devotional prayer passage precedes a terse obituary item. William Wild Carlisle, 74, described as the last of the train robbers who terrorized the West, dies of cancer after admitting he would not repeat his life as a “Robin Hood” on the rails.
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William Wild Buly Carlisle
Carlisle
Agai
Robin Hoot
Red China Faces Leadership Crises as Aging Rulers Step Down
Washington AP reports U S intelligence sees China facing two leadership crises in 10 to 15 years as aging rulers relinquish power to younger figures. Documents suggest Beijing will pursue a stalemate policy toward the United States while expanding revolutionary movements abroad. Authorities note China’s large military buildup and potential for future atomic capabilities, with officials stressing the strategic impact on U S foreign policy.
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Washington
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Army Plans To Build Potomac Dams At 15 Points
Army Secretary Stephen Aites will review a $492.2 million dam plan on the Potomac River spanning 16 sites including Senatoreca Maryland. The proposal, after engineering and political reviews, seeks to supply water for the basin with potential flood and environmental tradeoffs. Governors of Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia will report within days. final authorization rests with Congress. Opposition cites conservation groups farmers and politicians incl Byrd and Smith. The plan proposes 14 dams though some critics doubt slam methods.
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D-Va
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Foreign Policy Denounced As Passion For Do-Goodism
At the Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference panelists including Rey, HH Th. Gross of Iowa criticize U.S. foreign aid as do-goodism while defense of aid comes from John T. McNaughtan Edward Weintal and Leslie Youngblood Jr. Students from 73 colleges attend the event and discuss aid policy with mixed views.
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Iowa
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Thief’s Mouth Loot Exposed At Kansas City Airport
Police report a passenger in Kansas City was found with a five hundred dollar bill stash gum chewed, hidden under a seat. The suspect Lucille Lightfoot, 25, of Chicago, was questioned by Sgt. Russell Fisher as detectives investigated the larceny claim tied to Carl Spencer Aycock of Ta Center Kentucky.
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Chicago
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Ta Center
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Dr. Cohen 63 Dentist Dies At Home Here
Dr Myer H Cohen a practicing dentist in Hagerstown since 1926 died suddenly at his Nome S50 Rolling Out Thursday at 2 p m aged 63 He maintained offices at 19 W Washington St Born in Carbondale Pa son of Reuben and Rachael Cohen He was a Baltimore College of Dentistry 1925 graduate Member of St Johns Lodge No 4 AF and AM Baltimore Tail Cedars of Lebanon Hagerstown Washington County Dental Society and B Nai Abraham Congregation Survived by wife Ida M Burkett Cohen sons Dean and David at home sisters Eva Nab Wilkes Barre Pa Mel Faye Miller Detroit Mrs Esther Singer Carbondale brothers Albert D Wilkes Barre and Jamie F Cohen Lone Island N Y Nieces and nephews also survive Body at A K Coffman funeral home Services Friday 3 30 p m in Rabbi Wareld Miller Rabbis assisted Burial Hy Nam Abraham Cemetery Memorials Heart Fund suggested.
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Hagerstown
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Washington St
Carbondale
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Baltimore
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Burkett) Cohen
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Wilkes-Barre
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Lone
Island
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Tragic death linked to loose bolt in child
Three year old Phillip Conrad Miller died after a bolt allegedly became lodged in his windpipe while playing. Investigating Trooper Blackston reported the child was pronounced dead at Washington County Hospital by Dr. Ditto Jr. born in Hagerstown, son of John R. and Elsie Stoner Miller. Survived by parents, sisters Mary Ann and Sharon Miller, brothers JR and Vernon Lee Miller, and Jerry Miller at home, with grandparents in Hagerstown and Merlinsburg. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at 2 pm at A. K. Coffman funeral home with burial to be announced. The family will greet friends Friday after 7 pm.
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John R
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R. L. Blackston
Washington County Hospital
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Hagersown
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Merlinsburg
W. Vu
Lester K. Stoner
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffmant
Elks Regional Meet Weekend Event and Night Dance
The Hagerstown Lodge of Elks hosts a regional meet and a Saturday night dance for new state officers including Charles Lo Mobley. Open house starts at noon Saturday with a 9 pm dance, followed by Sunday registration at 9 a.m. The event attracts visitors from outside the city and includes entertainment for ladies and a trifet supper.
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Hagerstown
Boy Fractured Skull In Tricycle Collision
A boy about one year old was admitted to Washington County Hospital yesterday evening with a fractured skull after his tricycle was struck by a car driven by 19 year old Join Adwanl Qeker of Devonshire Road. Patrolman James Grant charged Qeker with speed.
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County budget discussion weighs funding relief for agencies
County officials debated raising funds for nonprofit and public agencies, noting past excesses as capital outlays and stressing any tax impact. Board members also discussed bus transportation policy, possible shared landfill operations, and the need for residents to pay for city services. The session marked the last budget before a new administration.
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Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Echo Hagerstown Area
Multiple obituaries note sudden deaths and funerals in the Hagerstown area. Wilkison of Paradis Church Road Hagertown Rt 6 and Mrs Rose Wiebel Wilkinson survive, with services at Rest Haven and Me chapel. Additional notices list Linnie Delaner 89 widow of Charles E Delauter and Joseph Atorris Sitter, with burials in Rose Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Zemma Lyles, James Koliopulos, and George Herbert Jr referenced, with times and locations at Minnich, Rouzer, Teal funeral homes and local cemeteries.
Barkdall Eli Newton Barkdall Dies in Williamsport
Eli Newton Barkdall a Pennsylvania Railroad car inspector for 33 years died at Washington County Hospital at 7 45 am He was a member of Broadfording Church of the Brethren Survived by wife Florence Barkdell Williamsport son Leon Orlando Fla daughters Mrs Richard Glesgner Mrs Richard Doles Mrs Robert Delwiler and two stepdaughters sisters survived Funeral set for Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport with burial in Broadfording Church of the Brethren cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm today
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Williamisport
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Washington County
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Broadfording Church of the Brethren
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Barkdell
Williamsport
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Orlando
Fla
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Richard Doles
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Hagerstown
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Pittsburgh
Agnes Gates
Saxton, Fla
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Leifersburg
Leaf Funeral Home
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Russell Beahm
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Toe Lay
Funeral services for Mrs Trieda Johnston in Front Royal
Mrs Frieda Johnston of New Orleans will be honored at a funeral service Saturday at 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Front Royal Washington? The notice notes she died Wednesday at her home. Surviving are her husband W. Johnston and a daughter Mrs William Gibert of New Orleans, with brothers B. Atwood of Bal? and B. Alwood of Hager.
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Trieda
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