Democratic Senate chief rebukes foreign press on Goldwater
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield sharply rebuked foreign journalists for their coverage of Senator Barry Goldwater. He said foreign commentary is in questionable taste and harmful to overseas U.S. relations. Mansfield urged reporters to mind their own business as Americans vote in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mensfield
D-Ment
Foreign Nations
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Mansfield
Senate
United States
Barry — Goldwater
U.S
Truck Train Crash Triggers $80,000 Suit in Circuit Court
In Hagerstown area a dump truck owned by Maletta Contractors was struck by a B&O train at the Western Maryland Nurs ery Road crossing on August 31 1983. Eleanor Faulders and her seven year old twins Roland and Ronald seek 75000 for the widow and minors plus 5000 for the administratrix of the estate against Western Maryland Railway and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Balimore
Ohio
Eleanor Pauldders
Ray Eugene Faulders
Roland
Ronald Faulders
Funkstown
Nursery Road
Maletta Contractors
Faulders
Death notice for Mary Myrtle Rohrer in Clear Spring area
Mary Myrtle Rohrer of Clear Spring died early Saturday morning. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Rohrer and a member of the Lutheran Church. The memorial details are incomplete in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myrtle Kronre
Clear Spring
St. She District
Berkley
Elizabeth
Malin) Rohrer
The
Rety Lutheran Church
Magursawn
Mountaineers Face Harsh Migration Costs in Northern Cities
Chicago area migrants from the Southern Appalachians struggle with high rents and crowded housing as they move north seeking jobs. Dewey Wood notes many endure exploitation and poverty, paying $25 to $50 monthly for rock-like rents while sharing cramped rooms. Some return home. officials seek antipoverty measures to ease relocation pressures.
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Mark Harris
Chicago
Appalachian
Uptown
Dewey W. Wood
Cash Incoma
T Brouer Ene
Mount
Pam Lohrer
Johnson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dewey
Wood
Sholhaunches
Weather Observer Notes July Rain Shortage and Evaporation
Weather reports show July near Bridgeport and surrounding area had rainfall near or below normal with evaporation higher than expected. Commentary by Beckenbaugh and Oswald contrasts with past records, noting a cooler, drier pattern and hot spells. rainfall totals and temperatures varied across stations, with notable July anomalies and historical comparisons.
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Beeckenbaugh
Bridgeport
D. Paul Oswald
Beckenbaugh
Berkenbaugh
Horst Entry Claims Top Prizes in Cattle Show
Wa-Ka-Sla Roburke Misa earned stand champion female and first in cows five years or over. Earl 2. Grove, dr, captured grand champion in the 4-1 and EA categories with Remerest Mistress. Hoffmans Baan Ivantioe led junior champion open class for cows three years old. Kr arty and John Ioffiman won Sunday top for heifers 18 months old. Funeral Home Williamsport.
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Wa-Ka-Sla Roburke Misa
Earl 2
Grove
Remerest
Tah
Hoffmans Baan Ivantioe
Ciltrel Krarty
John Ioffiman
Clear Spring
Narhie Ano
Dale Tram Power
Rocks Haven Wis Cap
Josie Dobald Smith
Wilbur Trumpower
Valentin Pride Milly
Earl & Grove, Jr
Harriet Macracres Varilion
Wilbur
Charlotte Trumpower
Ronald Horst
John
Weimer
Area Deaths in Emmitsburg and Nearby towns
Obituaries from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas note the deaths of Kathryn Virginia Topper at age 47 after illness, Donald V Tapper of Ewanitsburgh, and Ina Myrtle Stockslager of Breathersville. Also mentioned are Holstein show results at a county fair, a fire near Hag, and funeral services planned for St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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Emmitsburg
Antry
Irvin W. Horst Kathyn
Virginia Topper
Temain Emittsburgh
Annienbur
Warner Hospital
Cettysburg
Trumpower
Gimun Latrobe Garrist
Salisbury St
Williams
Maryland
Benjamin Garrish
Weillantsport
Ht i
Bam
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Williamsport
Iby
Ina Myrtle Stockslager
Breathers- Wille
Chapel Wood
William and
Rebecca (Rowe
Stockslager
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lappans
the Holy
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Albert Lucas
St. Mark's Cemetery
Real Estate Transactions Slow in Week Prayer Today Continued
Real estate notices show numerous transfers with parcels and improvements in Washington County and surrounding districts. Names include Feiser Marsden Marne Mullendore Oliver Bowers Negley Younkey and others with parcels on Eastburg Vermont Street and Greenmount Avenue, plus development and ownership changes across multiple townships. The item closes with a prayer prompting national reflection and enduring foundations for future generations.
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Washington County National
Toms
Savings Bank
Paul
Pallholiday Barn, Inc
Mer
Holiday Acres
Vermont
Ant Wilson Brothers
Holiday Sonne
Ae Orden
Fifa Acres, Inc
Donald
Orchard Homes, Inc
Dale
Washington E. Martin
Patt County
Mar Citele
John R. Oliver
Willy K. Waho
Frederick F. Schuster
Kenneth A. Johnson
Paramount
Elk Ridge Drive
Francis £. Weselberger, Jr
Igaac
BR. Litton
Robert B. Shiver
Anet Miles
Scadden
John GC. Bowers
Seth
Hil
Lena
Walter F. Wilson
Ferman E. Younkey
David G. Negley
Cecil
Hardle
Boonsboro
Thomas R. Creek
Carl W. Stumpf
War
Local Quotations and Parade Winners at Maryland Event
Individuals including Margie A. Reever and Ralph I. Marquart are noted among parade participants and improvements for a Maryland event. The report mentions the Golden Majorettes from Jesus Christ our Lord and the Jolyn's Challengers of Fuka in a city parade with estimated 10,606 attendees and various local recognitions and improvements.
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Margie A. Reever
Reeder
Ralph
Marquart
Jesus Christ
Jto Richard
Timmins and
Parmars & Mercaade
Hagerstown
Amen
Hallanda
Raymond F. Balconth
Tialiway
Baryland
Wational
Myland
Ore
Reinister
Evelyn M. Greg
Tattsville
Ralph I. Marquart
Ward Leonard
Cor
Jolyn
Charles Preagraves
Jack E
Spector
Rensseit
Antitrust Officials Seek Injunction on Mack Sale
Antitrust officials plan to seek a preliminary injunction to block Chrysler Corp.’s purchase of Mack Trucks Inc. in Newark New Jersey. A temporary restraining order already bars the deal, with a complaint alleging reduced competition in trucks and diesel engines and potential industry consolidation. Mack headquarters are in Mantua New Jersey.
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Newark, NJ
Mack Trucks Inc
Chrysler Corp
Reynier Wortendyke
U.S. District Court
Newark
Chrysler
Mack
Waller D. Murphy
Altorney
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Wortendyke
Murphy
Dodge
Headquartura da
Mantvale
Viet Cong Hit Near Saigon In Close Urban Assault
Viet Cong forces struck within three miles of Saigon in a bold daytime assault the closest yet to the capital. A battalion-sized force fired mortars as explosions rocked Vinh Loc and nearby suburbs, near the Saigon Airport, raising fears of a possible regime overthrow.
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Peter Arnett
Vinh Loc
Viet Nam
Saigon
Todiay
Vinh Lac
Kyuyeo Khanh
Maryland
Red Chin
Mao Tse-tung
Lindaie
Coniton
Kheushchev
Jottings From Our Reporters Notebooks and Local Health Notes
A quirky blend of gardening tips and consumer buys appears alongside county birth statistics and pet safety warnings. Melon selection hints mix with a shopping list of produce and proteins. Maryland birth data show Washington County steady against Allegany and Frederick counts, with two infant deaths and most births in hospitals. The Maryland Veterinary Medical Association warns of pets harmed by hot car engines and urges care before starting engines in warm weather.
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Washington County
Alegany
Frederick
Maryland
Lober
Maryland State Vaternery Medical Association
The
Veterinary Medical Association
Nagertown Junior College Second Semester Dean’s List
Nagertown Junior College announced the second semester dean’s list with David A. Foltz at the top for a perfect three point GPA. Other honorees include Tona J. Shannon 2.924, Charles Helmer 2.8, Robert Shank 2.8, Sandra Forythe 2.6875, Enos Martin 2.647, Ronald Weagley 2.6, Kay Smith 2.5882, Nancy Gregory 2.5517, Thomtas Chander 2.5333, Norman Kessinger 2.3, Mary Ann El Bin 2.4705, David Keperling 2.4705, Vera Johnson 2.4375, Sharon Philip 2.4375, Irvalyn Shank 2.3848, Richard Waltz 2.0, Susan Myers 2.25, George Johnston 2.57, Herbert Davis 2.294, Linda Plasterer 2.0, Johan Cookus 2.25, Ken Toth 2.2352.
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Nagerstown Junior College
David A. Foltz
Tona J. Shannon
Charles Michael Helmer
Robert W. Shank
Sandra L. Forythe
Munhelm DL. Hardy
Enos D. Martin
Ronald J. Weagley
Kay A Smith
Nancy Gregory
Thomtas W. Chander
Norman L. Kessinger
Aang M. Poffenberger
Mary
Thief Steals Cash During TV Watch at Locust Street Home
Norma A Sandella reports a thief took 62 dollars from her purse while she and her husband watched TV at 10 45 to 11 p.m. last night. Police say entry likely via an upstairs door. Albert C Lowry Jr investigated.
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Ue Eouple
Shelica
Norma A. Sandella
N. Locust St
Sandella
Three Charged By Police On Disorderly Count
Police report three individuals charged with disorderly conduct in a local incident. Names, ages, and addresses are not fully listed in the available text, but the case involves a disorderly count and a police response captured by a wirephoto. Further details require complete article text.
Benjamin Britten Wins Aspen Award For British Composition
AP reporting from Aspen and New York details English composer Benjamin Britten winning the first Aspen Award for a British musical work described as a pleasure to perform. The note mentions a $30,000 award fund, Robert Moses involvement, and related Aspen event context. Police report at the World's Fair cites arrests of two women and a man, with disorderly conduct at the Advocate Room, Hamilton Hotel Building. Additional details describe the Dodson family and a morning arrest by Officer George Ringer at 516 Antietam Drive and 304 N Prospect Lt, with a requested Monday court appearance for all three.
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Benjamin Britten
Asten
Colo
Gaya
New York
Betnart
M. Baruch
Robert Moses
Hamilon Hntel
Lpuide
James W.wod
Antietam Drive
Vernus D. Dodson
Betty Jane Dodson
George Ringer
James Dodson
Ringer
Joan Crawford Enters Hospital After Pneumonia Recurrence
Hollywood AP reports actress Joan Crawford has entered Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a third time in two months due to a recurrence of pneumonia. Her condition is described as good as she was admitted Friday following a sightseeing trip and a frail state amid ongoing health concerns. Mel Torme wins custody of his son Tracy after accusing his wife Arlene of abuse, securing custody in Los Angeles.
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Robert L. West
Greenspurg
Swithsburge
Mr. West
Waynesboro
Samuel EB. West
Flora F.naugle West
Maryland
Greensburg
Wen
Mrs. West
Sual
J. Howard Heckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Magnus Met
Hhrough
Laura V
Law) West
Richard W
West
Smithsburg
Dorothy Kuhn
Catherine Winfield
Myersville
Wilma West
Earl Nawala
Middletown
Arthur Naugle
Emma Smith
Slagerstown
Charles Naugle
Ivan Naugle
Harvey Naugle
Richard Naugle
Eva Vanneman
Celestial Jilka
Salina
Kansan
Ringgold Cemetery
West Coast
Virginia McLuckie
Department of Markets
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Malang
Riness
Hollywood (Ap
Joan Crawford
Cedars of Cebanon Hospital
Hospital Inn
Hollywood
iMel Torme
Angeles
Mel Torme Bag
Tracy
Arlene
Vacation Plan for Rev Henry Gable usiled in Rohreraville parish
The Rev Henry Gable of the Rohreraville Evangelical United Brethren church will take vacation from August 3 to August 16. A guest speaker will preach at Mt. Carmel EUB Church on Sunday morning August 3 at 9:30, with Sunday School at 10:15. A guest speaker will also preach at Bethel EUB Church in Rohrersville after Sunday School at 9:30.
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Henry Gable
Rohreraville
Magistrate Suspends Fine in Disorderly Conduct Case
Gorton Jacobs of this city was given a suspended fine after a magistrate court ruling on disorderly conduct stemming from an altercation with his wife. The fine was not paid and charges against him in the case were dropped.
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Gorton Jacobs
Magistrala Court
Laluce
Bull
Smith to lead World Council of Churches USA
In New York AP reports Rev Dr Eugene J Smith of East Orange New Jersey named head of the World Council of Churches in the United States He will serve as secretary of the Methodist Church overseas mission program and lead the church council amid new organizational duties.
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World Council of Churches
New York
United States
Eugene J. Smith
East Orang
Nod
Sor Bretary
The
Methodist Church
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Otterbein United Brethrer Church
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Finastinn
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Tigher Phermbalt
Heidgeport
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Horst
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Donald V. Tapper
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Russell Null
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Nelen Messelman
Gettysburg TM
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Smatlure Tha Boonshora Fire Company
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Harry K. Feiser
James N. Marsden
Gerald L. Marne
Smithseel
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Leslie W. Stone, Jr
Greenmount Ave
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Ward W. Keesecker
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Etiam Morne
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Maryland Academy of Sciences
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