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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1965

Page

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Viet Air Strikes Struggle to Meet Aims in Six Months

The United States air campaign against North Vietnam remains far from success after six months. Officials say heavier bombing and more aircraft are needed, with millions of bombs dropped on targets, yet supply lines via Laos and Cambodia persist. Experts note limited impact on Viet Cong supply lines and continued talks by the North.

U.S. Stonmn Viet Wits Nas Salem Souin Vies Nam APN Air Force Navy Ihering Cormiunist Viet Nam Caste Ora U.S Laos Cambodia Uls USS Medi Bern Ye Mountain Manoi North Seth Vietnam Hanes Atanol Wanal Hanal Nani Vinh Wip Hanoi

More Than Half Will Be Refused By Draft Board

A military dispatch reports that over half of youth will be rejected by examiners, with 54 percent deemed unfit. Medical failures account for 22.2 percent, mental tests 18.2 percent, training ability limits 7.1 percent, administrative disqualifications 1.7 percent. The Surgeon General notes combat fitness criteria have evolved with modern warfare, embracing liberalized standards but excluding serious psychiatric conditions.

Elton Co. Fay Washington AI Te Army Surgeon General’s Office Orienta

Thermometer Reaches 90 at Bridgeport Station

Weather bulletin notes the thermometer hit 90 at D Pat Oswald Bridgeport neather station on Thursday. Oxwald logs a low around 67 and a 7 am reading of 67. Howard Reckenbaugh records a high of BT at Bookshoro on Thursday with a 7 am low of 67.

Iverees D. Pat Oswald Bridgeport Neather Oxwald Howard Reckenbaugh Bookshoro

Old Timers Club To Meet Tonight in Fairichild district

The Old Timers Club of Fairichild Hiller Corporation will hold its monthly meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Delores Wiedman at 213 Robinson Drive. Refreshments will be served.

Old Timers Club of Fairichild « Hiller Corporation Delores Wiedman Robmond Drive

Secretive work at Hanford plant tied to atomic bomb

In Richland area workers recall the hush around producing a key bomb ingredient at the plutonium project. Many suspected the purpose, but few spoke while secrecy kept the population unaware. Former leaders recount how secrecy guided photos and announcements and moved locals from nearby farms.

Atloomeh Nagasaki Nang W. J. Morrell Atomic Energy Commisssion Army Coens of Engineers Deen Robley Johnson Richland Wash Richland Villager Hanford Ohnson

Area Deaths Gilbert L. Cole Harpers Ferry

Gilbert Lee Cole 56 of Sandy Hook died Wednesday in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after illness. Born March 7 1963 at Sandy Hook he was son of Rosie Marshall Romesburg and the late Howard Cole. Survived by wife Lonse Price Cole mother six grandchildren one step grandchild and one brother. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trackman he belonged to Sandy Hook Methodist Church. Services 2 p.m. Saturday from Sandy Hook Methodist Church Rev Robert A. Braden officiating burial New Seth Cemetery Brownsville. Arrangements Eackles Funeral Home Harpers Ferry.

Gilbert L. Cole Harpers Ferry Gilbert Lee Cole Sandy Hook Johns Hopkins Baltimore Stroughness Rosie Marshall Romesburg Hagersinwa Howard Cole Cole Lonse Price Cole Moter Etta Pienda Seat Pleasant Stanley Cole Knoxville Frances Bonnie Davis Hagersstown Roger William Cole Marlene Hackley Tale Hrother Melvin Ashton Li Cole Baltimore and Chio Railroad Sandy Hook Methodist Church Robert AM. Braden Brownsville

Local Deaths Include Dixon and Others in Region

Obituaries from the Western Maryland area note the deaths of James H. Dixon 68 of 435 Jonathan St died Thursday at Western Maryland Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Bernice Dinan, stepchildren Evelyn Fisher and Hazel Preston, brothers Charles Grimore Carl, six step grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm at Ebenezer AME Church. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Arthur G. Fuller 61 of Cumberland, a former state roads official, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Active in AL Ghan Shrine. George B. Renner Jr Clarence Hardman and Beulah Rea- Emmitsburg area include Clarencenor Rea, Mickie Hardman, 78, of near Emmitsburg, died Friday morning at Waynesboro Hospital. services at Crook Church of God. The report contains garbled text about atomic era reflections and a quoted Parks Russell, with placeholders for various relationships and locations.

James H. Dixon James H Sun) Dixon Jonathan St Western Maryland Ness Greencastle Henry and Caroline Dixon Ebenezer A.M.H. Church A&p Bernice Dinan Evelyn Fisher New Jersey Hazel Preston Hagerstown Charles Grimore Carl Eben Ever Ajmle James [Robinson Rose Hul Watson Arthur G. Fuller State Roads Commission Memorial Hospital Cumberland Mc. Puller AL Ghan Shrine George B. Renner Jr Clarence Miche) Hardman Beulah Hamby

World Leader Of Adventists Will Speak Saturday

The Seventh Day Adventists World president Ru. Fipuli will preach at the Dual Highway church Saturday morning.

Adventists Seventh Day Adventists Ru. Fipuli Dual Highway

Home Health Benefits Under Special Medicare Plan

Special delivery by John Troan outlines home health benefits under Medicare starting July 4, 1906. Benefits include nursing care, therapy, medical social services, home health aides, medical supplies, and equipment with conditions on necessity, hospital containment, and physician oversight.

John Troan Euere Ala “Home Health Agency Iit

City Cab Firm Owner Dies at 59 in Hagerstown

Arthur E. Nye, owner of the City Cab Co. for 15 years, died at his home 119 High St on Thursday at age 59. He leaves wife Gladys and son Arthur E. Nye Jr. A longtime member of St. Matthew’s EUB Church, Nye previously worked in the Philippines and later held leadership roles in the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference, speaking four languages. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery after services at Minnich Funeral Home.

Arthur E. (Pappy Nye St City Cab High St Bagerstown Phillppine UN J Ion Minnich lMome Hagerstown Figuhr Warren E. Baughman Washington, D.C Rose Hill General Confers Fungyad General —— Conference

83-Year-Old Man Killed In Well Drilling Mishap

An 83 year old man from Pond Bank, Franklin County, Pa, was killed when a drill bit struck his skull during well drilling near Chambersburg. The accident occurred as his son and he prepared to sink the bit. the wire broke and the bit hit him. He was a member of the Pond Bank Independent Church and leaves several children, grandchildren, and siblings. Burial is planned at Mount Zion Guilford Town Cemetery after funeral services Sunday.

Chamnersburg Anj Pond Bank Lin Eo Rock Tig Pond Bank Independen Church Ira FP Leah Farney Rock Joan P. Manges Franklin Thor Os Deal Elkins W. Va Harry W. Rock Chambersburg Cold Spring Clurch Rd Clelis Stumbaugh Grate Paul J. Rock Fayetteville Wayneshara Eurenel Samuel Rock Passa Henrietta Sunk Waynes Hey John Ritchey Mount Zion Guilford Town Mary Ann Baker Rock

County Welfare Lags State in Public Aid Increase

Washington County public assistance rose 4.8 percent in June to 124520.45 while the state advanced 19.7 percent to 5373060. Aid to families with dependent children fell in the county but rose statewide. General public assistance also dropped countywide though state totals grew. Foster care, old age, disability aid, and needy blind support were reported for June across the county.

Washington County Maryland State Welfare Department Fami Daly MA

Prayer Today And Open Now Miniature Golf

Prayer asks divine discernment to use today for God’s glory and eternal framing. Mae E. Hunter of Nashville signs the enthusiastic note urging day’s opportunities, followed by an advertising line for miniature golf, inviting reader participation.

Mae E. Hunter Nashville, Tenn Osal’ Baptist Publishing Board

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