Ward Still Unconscious and Critical in London Trial Fallout
Dr. Stephen Ward remains unconscious and critically ill at St Stephen's Hospital after a worsening condition with a breathing machine aiding his respiration. The case centers on Ward's conviction for living off the prostitution of Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies, amid public intrigue and political scandal surrounding Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's era.
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Colin Frost
London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Sire Barnett
Elizabeth Taylor
Wiliam Mayne Butcher
Miss Gulliver
Ee Tim
Harold Macmillan
Local Deaths List Ernest E Martin And Others In Area
Ernest E Martin of 734 Chestnut Street died at home Thursday night from a four year illness. He worked at Fairchild for years before retiring four years ago and was a Grace Brethren Church member in Hagerstown. Surviving: wife Marty Bingaman Martin, daughter Marold E., sisters Frances Peck and Mary Martin Reed, Lea Christopher, Martha Shaffer, Bertha Martin Reed, Nora Frey and two granddaughters. Funeral arrangements at Rest Haven Chapel with viewing Saturday evening. burial at Rest Haven Cemetery after Sunday service led by Rev Warren E Tamkin. Mary Myrtle Dean, formerly of 216 N Jonathan St, died Thursday at Springfield Hospital. She was in Ashton Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary.Survivors include brothers Floyd, Howard, Porterfield, Charles Doakes, sister Mrs Sims Morrison, four nieces and a nephew. Funeral Monday 10 am at Stokes Suitt Funeral Chapel. burial Charles Evans Cemetery Reading PA. Ethel Nora Oswald died Thursday morning in Smithsburg at age 7. Born in Cascade, daughter of Luke and Mary Marbaugh, she lived in Smithsburg area years and was a Harbaugh Reformed Church member. Surviving husband Lee A Oswald and children Lester A Wilmer E Smithsburg. Marie Serarrette Baltimore. brother Nor Tan Harbaugh Hagerstown. three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Minnich Funeral Home Smithsburg with Rev Leonard Heffner and Rev Paul W Mechner officiating. burial Smithsburg Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 pm.
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Ernest E. Martin
Che Stilt St
Samuel S
Annie Eshleman Martin
Fairchild
Grace Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Marty Bingaman Martin
Marold E. of
Tighmanton
Frances. Peck
Coax Foss
Mary Martin
Reed
Lea Christopher
Greencas
Martha Shaffer
Tuzieral
Warren E. Tamkin
Rest Haven Cemetery
Mary Myrtle Dean
Mary
Myrtle Dean
N. Jonathan St
Springfield Hospital
Asbury Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Floyd
Howard, Porterfield
Charles Doakes
Sims Morrison
Stokes-Suitt
Charles Evans Cemetery
Reading
Ethel Nora Oswald
Ethel Nora
Oswald
Smithsburg
Thuesdas
Cascade
Luke and
Mary Wmarbaugh
Harbaugh Reformed Church
Lee A. Oswald
Lester A. Wilmer E
Marie Serarretta
Baltimore
Nor- Tan Harbaugh
Minnich Funeral Fore
Leonard Heffner
Paul W. Mechner
Robert Clarence Hareford
Hareford
Starlight Inn
Frederick Rd
Funkstows
Elizabeth Strong
Elizabeth F. Strong
Washington County
Washington St
Cense
Samuel and
Susan Binkley Strong
New Delmar Inn
Mediate
Washington Square
Stoutter' Methodist Church
LAA
Adv .Printing Co
Diet
Entertainment Tonight
Red Men's Hall
W. Antietam
Hartmans
Charles M. LeFewoffie
Rose Hill Cemetery
Almaidh
Rev Rowsey To Address YFC Rally in Leitersburg
Rev James Rowsey, pastor of St James Church and longtime youth worker, to speak at the Mason Dixon Youth For Christ Rally Saturday evening at the Leitersburg Grange Hall. He has been national president of the Brethren Youth and Boys Brotherhood and now serves as treasurer of the National Youth Board of the Brethren Church. YFC plans club work in high schools and hopes for a full-time director to coordinate activities. Rallies are held each Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Leitersburg Grange Hall.
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James Rowsey
Mason Dixon Youth For Christ
Leitersburg Grange Hall
Rowsey
St. James Church
Brethren Youth and Boys Brotherhood
The
Brethren Church
Ashland College and Seminary
Southwestern Baptists Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Unis
YFC
Laitersburg Grange Hall
Storm leaves four dead as suburban Maryland pummeled
A severe storm struck suburban Baltimore and Dundalk causing four deaths and extensive damage. Lightning killed two men in Delaware and Maryland residents faced downed trees, high winds up to 50 mph, and hail the size of marbles. Rescue efforts, a flood of details on victims, and local responses follow as the storm moved through the region.
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Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Ranohae
29th Infantry Parade Set For Governor Day
The 29th Infantry Division with 8000 troops will parade Saturday at Camp Pickett at 9 AM and Camp A.P. Hill at 11 AM to honor Governor J. Millard Tawes and Maj. Gen. Donald W. McGowan. Brig. Gen. Archibald Sproul commands Camp A.P. Hill troops. Maj. Gen. William White leads the division. Helicopter travel between sites is planned.
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Camp AP. Hill
API
2Th Infantry
Maryland
National Guard Bureau
J. Millard Tawes
Donald W. McGowan
Virginia National Guard
Ta Aan
William J. Wite
Baltimore
Camp A.P. Hill
Will Bel
Archibald A. Sproul
Stanton
Camp Hill
Camp Pickett
George J. Eastes
Norfolk
Ahatet
Camp Fick
Witnesses Dead Case Dismissed in Tavern Holdup
Madi son County prosecutor said pursuing Wesley Rogers for a 1933 tavern holdup is impractical as all witnesses are dead and statutes of limitations may not apply. Rogers, 34, admitted the holdup but faces only a stop sign and intoxication charge, fined $25, case closed.
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Alxun
Madison County
Wesley Rogers
Rogers
Terre Haute
Ind
Unemployed man changes mind on vaccinating dog
Clifford B. Caudill, 35, who refused dog vaccination on religious grounds, has now decided to pay his $61 Municipal Court fine and vaccinate the animal. In court last week he argued his church doctrine exempted him, questioning why his dog should be vaccinated. Caudill, raised Christian Scientist, attended the Caudill family picnic set for Sunday August 4 at the Coffman clubhouse with program starting 3 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m.
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Denver
Colo.api
Clifford B. Caudill
Caudill
Coffman
Conscpeheague
Monument State Park hosts thousands at historic site
The Monument State Park near Boonsboro draws about 40 to 50 thousand visitors daily for picnicking camping and sightseeing. The Washington Monument site features a museum with Civil War muskets arrows and period artifacts. Park operations include camping management fire patrol and trail information while gate fees apply for grills and picnic tables on weekends.
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Sandy Miller
Boonsboro
George Washington Washington
Marshall Moats
Washington Monument
State Park
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Moats
Monte
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Monts
Meais
Seum
Manus
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Fred Hallengrenlof
Dundalk
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Williamsport
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Clear Spring
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Newman's
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Cor. Frank
Jonathan
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Rick Mullen
A&w
Penna. Ave
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Lester H. Eberly
Charlotte Eberly
Brothers & Sisters
Robinwood Drive
Grocacasiie, Pa
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Kmelang
Lewis Coss Fruit Market
Middleburg
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
W. Washington St
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Tom Campbell
Jake Hoffman
Ken Bohrer
West Howard Street
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Ron Aps
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Rohrersvillé Band
Beck Road
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Tagg's
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