North Vietnamese Battalion Infiltrates South Vietnam
U S authorities report at least one battalion of the North Vietnamese Army infiltrated into South Vietnam and fought as a unit, marking the first explicit acknowledgment of North Vietnamese army units operating in the South. The defector provided details on unit designations and movements, while U.S. officials noted heavy infiltration despite limited cross-border fighting at celebratory west Kantum Province.
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Malcol Mw
Saigon
South mi
U.S
South Viet Nam
1.S
Agencs
61St
22Th
Wack Neen
Kani Province
UGS
Eoe
United States
Kale Cle
82Th
19St
North Viet Nam
Lai
Kantum
1.5
Wa Hathdinins
Ine
Ilie Arpa
South Vietna
Local Obituaries from Hagerstown Area Recount Losses
Multiple obituaries from local area list Anna Bell and others, detailing death at Pleasant View Nursing Home Gaithersburg, long service as a housekeeper for the Tabler family, church membership, survivors including a brother and cousins, and funeral plans. additional notices include Skip Rohrer of Hagerstown, his death at the VA Center Martinsburg and listed family, his business, and affiliations with several fraternal and veterans groups. Oliver Sutphin of Hagerstown, his career at Victor Products, WWI veteran status, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Walter Pearson of Cape May Court House, former Western Maryland general foreman and community leader, with survivors and funeral details. J Austin Shawyer of Hagerstown noted among survivors and funeral arrangements, with rest haven references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna BT
Phoenix
Lon Sam
Ella May Bell
Pleasant View
Gaithersburg
Stancock
Hagerstown
Bheneney Am, E
James H. Robins
Rev L N Zahn City Native Dies In Ohio
Rev L N Zahn a longtime city native dies in Ohio at 97 after months of illness. Born in Hagerstown he attended Haverstown High School and Gettystqure Seminary. He served as pastor at Mt. Israel Lutheran Church and as secretary for Lutheran organizations in Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia before retiring to Toledo. He leaves wife Davis Nigh Zahn, a son Geoffrey Zahn of Toledo, a daughter Mrs John Collier of Aurora, and siblings Charles W Zahn Jr Paul Zahn and Mrs Clarences Hershey. Graveside services at Roselawn Cemetery with visitation at Minnieh Funeral Home.
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Sean N. Zahn
Paledo
Ohio
Tagerstown
Charles W. Zahn
Jain Clara Newmans
Ahn
Haverstown
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettystqure
Lutheran Church
Ml. Piore
Lutherannew Mission Society
Baltimore
National Lutheran Council
Chicago
Zahn
St. Michael's Luth Wean Church
Philadelphia
Toledo
Loutheran Welfare Servicr
Davis Nigh Zahn
Geoffrey “Zahn
John Collier
Aurora
Charles W. Zahn Jr
Hagerstown
Pail Dainton Zahn
Clarences Hershey
Magerstown
Rosel WM
Minnieh Funeral Home
Body Of Missing Elderly Man Discovered In Field
The body of 82 year old James Mowbray was found eight days after he disappeared on Good Friday. Found west of Hagerstown by a mushroom hunter, death was attributed to exposure. He wore long underwear with jacket and trousers later found separated. glasses missing. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements set at Rest Haven Chapel with services Tuesday.
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Oliver Clinton Sutphin
Wilson Boulevard
Washington County Hospital
West Vir Ripia
Oliver
Amanda Sutphin
Hagerstown
Victor Products Corporation
American Legion
Last Man's Club
Vetecan
Marie (Pritch
Robert Clinton
Wheatn
Kters
Gillie Miller
Richmond
Annie Askey
Pulaski
Bessie Law
Rence
Waynesboro
Montay
Rest Haven
Joseph the Inay
Walter I. Pearson
James
Mowbray
Ted ME
Iagerstown
Edward Ditto WT
Entity
Saith Amowbray
Dido
Willard Rare Er
Cedar Lawn
Jesse N. Feidt
ArtisZan St
Williamsport
Sheriff's
Feil
Custer
Sheriff's Department
Ditto
Indian forces warned as Pakistani brigade strikes border town
New Delhi alerted its armed forces and recalled all on leave after Defense Minister YB Chavvan said large Pakistani forces were advancing along the western border. He told Parliament that a Pakistani brigade roughly 3,000 men with tanks attacked Alarhet in the disputed Ramin of Kuleh area six miles inside Indian territory.
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New Delia
India
YB. Chavvan
Chavian
Alarhet
Chaimed
Ty Ina
Ramin
Kuleh
Britain to outline steel nationalization plan in White Paper
Britain’s postwar Labor government is expected to publish a White Paper on Monday detailing its steel nationalization plan, a highly controversial element of its program. The Labor government had previously nationalized steel in 1950 via a public stock company, later sold back to the public after the Conservatives won power.
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London
Bight
Per Capita Income Rises Across Nation in 1964
The nation's per capita personal income rose by 102 dollars in 1964, with declines confined to three Northern Plains states. The Census Bureau fixed the figure at 2550 dollars. Alaska led gains at 10 percent, while Virginia and Maine rose about 7 percent.
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Washington
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Alaska
Virginia
Maine
$15 Million To Train Indians
Washington AP report says President Johnson signed a bill to fund a new Indian job training program. Aimed at Indians 18 to 35 on or near reservations, the program began in 1958 and has aided over 13,000 people. Government support covers up to two years of vocational training, plus transportation, supplies, subsistence, medical care, counseling, and job placement assistance.
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Washington
APF
Johnson
Tne India
Odd Fellows To Hear Report Of Meeting Tuesday
Nelson Mause of Potomac Lodge No. 31 JOON will give a report at the Tuesday evening Maryland Grand Lodge session held last week in Baltimore. All members urged to attend this important meeting. Refreshments will be served.
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Nelson Mause
Potomac Lodge No
Joon
Maryland Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Prayer Today From Calvary BUB Church Pastor
Prayer text urging mercy forgiveness redemption power and witness, attributed to Lawrence W. Athowse of Johnson, Pennsylvania, pastor at Calvary BUB Church.
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God
Jesus
Anson
Lawrence W. Athowse
Mohnson
Calvary B.U.B. Church
Stock issues move widely in early New York market
Reading issues moved widely as a scrambled stock market opened. Texas Gulf Sulphur fell sharply after weekend publicity over potential damage suits linked to its troubles and SEC matters. Chrysler dropped as investors weighed its 5.6 million share offering. Livingston Oil slid to a new low on a 30,000 share block while U S Steel advanced slightly and Ford and General Motors showed small changes.
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New York
Texas
Livingston Oil
U.S. Steel
Ford
General Motors
Area Deaths in Harpers Ferry and Baltimore
Funeral services for Richard Allen West 37 died Friday when a tractor overturned at Heney Locust Poultry Farm in Neersville Wests burial at Chestnut Hill Cemetery He survived by wife Elma and five children and two sisters and two brothers Also reported is Warford Bishop former Cumberland resident who died in Baltimore Service planned Wednesday at Leonard Ruck Funeral Home
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Richard Allen West
Neersville
Chestnut Hill Methodist Church
Heney Locust
West
Loudaun County Hospital
Leesburg
Eackles
W. Idoyd
Chestnut al
Bort
Quaker
My. West
James Edward
Sarah (Shiplet) West
Elma (Runyon) West
Nina
Fivo
Richard
James
Pearl Dillon
Lucketts
Minnie Poston
Bliemont
Melvin
Arlington, Va
Baltimore
Warford
Guilford Ave
Cumberland
Union Memorial Hospital
Fulton County
Hancock
George and
Annabelle (Hess) Bishop
Kelly Springfield Tire Co
Vera (Myers) Bishop
Alda Bishop
Ralph
Ansheim
Calif
Thomas
Leonard Ruck
Hartford Rd
Flood Threat Worsens Across Mississippi Valley Cities
The Mississippi River flood crisis spreads as 60,000 flee and plans mount for a three mile earthen dike to divert water from a 4200 unit housing project. Rock Island Moline East Moline Davenport face rising waters with 250,000 in the Quad Cities area preparing for crest and protection. Officials predict the flood will advance from Dubuque toward Keokuk, threatening housing and industrial zones as volunteers mobilize.
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Art Seasval
Associated Press
Rock Island
Quad’ Cities
Nis
Dow
Moline
Rock
Ilinois
Davenport
Iowa
Mock Island
Dubuque
Towa
Mast Moline
Forrest Mahteman
Watertown
Ace
Cuban consul general defects to United States
Julio Cesar del Castillo, Cuban consul general in London, has been granted a visa to live in the United States, the U S Embassy said. A London newspaper reported he defected and is aboard the Queen Mary bound for New York, with docking scheduled for Tuesday.
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London
Julio Cesar del Castillo
United States
U.S
del Castillo
New York
Chou En Lai Returns Home After Bandung Talks
Chinese Prime Minister Chou En Lai departed Jakarta aboard a special flight after attending Bandung conference events. He met President Sukarno, who said they discussed the planned Second Afro Asian Defense Conference to be held in Algiers next June.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Shou En-lai
Chow
Sukarno
Algiers
Pearl Bailey Plans Sing Despite Doctor’s Advice
Pearl Bailey collapsed from a heart ailment and was hospitalized in New York. She said on Sunday she will resume her singing schedule despite her doctor's advice, with physician Dr. William Maxwell Hueig noting her resilience and indicating oxygen will be available.
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New York Cap
Pearl Bailey
New York
William Maxwell Hueig
New Discovery Aims to Shrink Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne in Preparation H ointment or suppositories that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, relieves itching burning and pain in minutes, speeds healing, reduces painful bowel movements, and helps prevent infection under doctor observation. Available at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Anna M. Phoenix
Willard
Rohrer
Willard Gee
W. Franklin St
VA Center
Martinsburg
Skip
American Legion Post
Sharpsburg
Order of Elks
DPO
Wagerstown
Order of Eagles of
Mary (Spong) Rahrer O'Rourke
John O'Rourke
Phyllis
Edward Lee
Michael
Carolyne
Edward Max Rohrer
Bethesda
Don B. Rohrer
Wanda Waters
Starpsburg
Aim
William M. Moore
Mount View Cemetery
Oliver C. Sutphin
Waller J., Pearson
Cape May
Coumthouse
New Jersey
Chesapeake
Tallimare
Mary Dandy
Border of Amaranth, Inc
Golf Age Club
Iwiltheoad
Cape May County
New
Jeyle
Jairhea Pearson
Ross Pearson
J. Austin Shawyer
Jos
Haven Funeral Chapel
Magers
Asapa
Ter
Margaret Ann Shawyer
ALA Naverstown
Janine
Rev. L. N. Zahn
Boty Sae
Western Maryland Railway
M.P. Moller Co
Intel Alexander
Central Chemical Co
Church of God
Rosell Avex
Tabla Anna (Shifflett) Mowbray
James Alden Mowbray
Louise Anna Mitchell
Omar C. Mowbray
Reba Kathleeh Lami
Colorado
John W. Mowbray
Mary Virginia Myers
John Toward Mowbray
Birs
Virginia Shifflett
Delaware
Alice Shiflett
Hiken
Rosehill Ave
Bruce Mc Cane Jr
Miracle Tari
YW. C
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
Room 417
Washington, D.C
Britain
Odd Fellows
First National Bank
Hagerstown Trust CO
Maryland National Bank
Utcher & Sherrerd
Washington St
First Federal Building
Hoblahad
Hagerstown, Md
Joseph H. Dagenais
Mar
New York Stock Exchange
Richard A, West
Oak Hille Dial
John F) Kennedy Jr
Caroline
T. Iry
Mel
Hugh Auchineloss
Indwo Cousins
Tina and
Anthony Radziwill
Mississippi Valley
Tome
Weather Bureau
Keokuk Town
Elanni
Chou-En-Lai
Bellans
Grangeburg
N. Y
Saar Trapani
Footers
Footers Cleaners
Long Meadow
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