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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1967

Page

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Three U S Planes Lost Communists Attack Ship

The U S Command reports the loss of three American warplanes in combat and a Communist attack on the Seatrain Florida southeast of Saigon. Civilians killed and wounded by U S artillery and air strikes are noted, with details on a helicopter and river patrol actions. The ship is owned by Seatrain Lines Inc New York.

George Esper Saigon U.S. Command Tull Mekong Ino North Vietnam South Vietnam South North Sith Vietnam U.S U.S. 1St Infantry Division Long Tau Seatrain Florida Navy River Seatrain Lines Inc New York

Death notices and funeral services in multiple towns

Funeral services are planned for Mrs Pelia Stratos Callas 66 of 38 North Ave at St Johns Episcopal Church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Emmanuel Bouyoucas officiating Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Friends may call Rout er Funeral Home this evening 7 to 9 Juan Lee Sthuro 14 died at his home Tuesday morning in Greencastle PA He attended First Church of God Mercersburg Funeral Friday 10 am at First Church of God Mercersburg Burial in Fairview Cemetery Mart inburg WV Ernest Emmanual Pifer 53 of 57 Boyd Ave Martinsburg died Tuesday at Kings Memorial Hospital A mutuel clerk at Maryland and West Virginia race tracks He leaves brothers and sisters Funeral Friday 1030 am at Brown Funeral Home Burial in Pleasant View Memory Gardens Friends receive at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9

Pelia Stratos Callas North Ave St. John’s Episcopal Church Emmanuel Bouyoucas Greek Orthodox Church of Hattimore Rose Hill Cemetery Router Funeral Greencastle Juan Lee Sthuro Chambersburg Alfred T Helen Armattorg Seburn First Church of God Mercersburg Gary Donald Aes Harvey Seburn Hancock Ebersole Fairview Cemetery Lininger Martinsburg W.va Ernest Emmanual Pifer Boyd Ave Kings’ Memorial Hospital Martinsville Charles Emma Crisman Pifer Maryland West Virginia St. John's Lutheran Church Jake R Giles A G. Olin Thomas M. Eddy Baltimore Harry L. Nicely Middleway Brown Funeral Home Henry K. Brown Pleasant View Memory Gardens

Prayer Today at Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Prayer today at Cumberland Presbyterian Church centers on devotion and conviction. A plea asks for courage to witness earnestly and to endure loneliness for faith.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Young Boy on Bicycle Assaulted near Tocust and Washington

A 10 year old boy reported being struck from his bike Tuesday evening by two men after a black 1960 Mercury convertible forced the bicycle off the road at Tocust and Washington. William Lewis Murray of 107 E Antictam St was treated for chest abrasions at Washington County Hospital and released. Murray said one occupant assaulted him while the other companion was uninjured.

Tocust and Washington Sts Wiliam Lewis Murray Antictam St Washington County Murray

Bell retires after 28 years with Pangborn Corporation

Treasurer John K R Bell ends a long career at Pangborn after 28 years with the firm. He began as assistant treasurer 14 years into his tenure and previously worked at Chase National Bank. Bell is a Penn 1928 graduate and active in Zion Reformed Church.

John KR. Bell Pangborn Corporation Bell Pangborn Yeo Nicodemus National Bank Chase National Bank New York University of Pennsylvania Hom Wharton School of Commerce and Finance Zion Reformed, Church Goodwill Industries Home Federal Savings and Loan Association North Potomac Alice

Clark Romney clash over Detroit troop request timing

Atty General Ramsey Clark says federal troops were ready to be dispatched to quell Detroit riots hours before Michigan Gov. George Romney asked for them. He notes Romney did not request troops until nearly 11 a.m. July 24, about eight hours after stating a need. Clark outlined events in a July 24 press briefing.

Stephen M. Aug Washington Ramsey Clark Detroit Michigan George Romney Clark Romney Rom Dey Johnson Sever White House

Police Battle Armed Negroes In Two Cities

The Associated Press reports sniper fire and running gun battles in Milwaukee Wisconsin and Providence Bay. In Providence police called state officers and alerted the National Guard. about 57 people were detained, two youths were shot. Milwaukees violence lasted about three hours as National Guardsmen and police restored order in a predominantly Negro neighborhood.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Providence Bay Washington National Guard South Providence National Guardsmen Tpalice

Market Turns Higher In Heavy Trade

The market rose in heavy trading as the Dow Jones industrial average gained over seven points in the first half hour after breaking to a 1967 high, with gains outnumbering losses about three to one. Volatile shifts followed in New York and Detroit amid civil unrest and debate over federal troop actions.

New York Herland Wyandanch Lo N York Stock Exchange Chicago Washington South Side Lone Star

Unclear Local Notice From The Daily Mat

Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice from Sunfav area with rent details and a dated entry. It references monthly rents and general notices but is severely garbled. no clear event or names are legible beyond generic rental figures and publication attribution to The Associated Press.

Lunar Orbiter Hunts Guiding Star After Launch

Pasadena AP reports the Lunar Orbiter failed to lock onto Canopus as its guiding star, using a bright light source to maintain attitude after a Cape Kennedy launch. The craft aims for lunar orbit to photograph the Moon’s surface and help resolve debates on its formation.

Pasadena Calif APY America Jet Propulsion Laboratory Cape Kennedy Fla Space Moon Lunar

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