U S Dead Returned Home With Highest Priority
U S Army mortuary officers say remains of Americans killed in combat in Vietnam are recovered and sent home on the highest priority. Bodies are identified by fingerprint and dental records at Saigon and Da Nang, then flown to the United States for dignified burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper Tallen
Ernest Demester
Nashua
Saigon
N.H
U.S. Army
United States
Eeceteng
U.S
United
Korea
Joen R. Caldwell
Oakland
Calif
An Son Nhutj
South Korea
Australia
Zealand
Philippines
da Nang Air Base
da Nang
South Vietnam
U S Planes Knock Out Key Bridge Near Hanoi
U S air strikes hit near Hanoi targeting a vital bridge linking the capital to rail lines. Bombs damaged the span over the Red River, part of broader intensified air raids on North Vietnam. casualties included a crash at Da Nang, with pilots and crews under various threats from anti aircraft fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Saigon
U.S
Hanoingday
Tht Wey
Red China
U.S. Command
Red River
Ha noi-Haiphong
China
Air Force
Flos Thunders
FAC
Phantom
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
AUS
da Nang
Hanoi
Thailand
Kep
Hoi
SS. Command
Navy
Hangi
Constellation
Usia
Air
Kea
Thai Nguyen
Local Deaths Florence Carter and Forsyth listed
Florence Hattie Carter who lived on Route 1 Boonsboro died Thursday morning at Washington County Hospital. She was born in Tilghmanton to Edward Lee and Tolla Lavine Davis and was a Manor Church member. She leaves a daughter Mrs Archilus Kline and one grandson. Burial at Manor Church Cemetery. Also listed is Wallie L Forsyth 73 of Greencastle died Wednesday night at a Washington County hospital after three years Illness. She was born near Clearspring Maryland and leaves husband Clyde J Forsyth four daughters and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements set for St Pauls Church Western Pike near Hagerstown with burial in church cemetery.
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Florence Hattie Carter
Route 1
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Tilghmanton
Edward Lee
Tolla Lavine Davis
Manor Church
Carter
Archilus Kline
Router Funeral
Bonds
Tighmanton
J. Rowland Retchard
Manor Church Cemetery
Greencastle
Wallie L. Forsyth
Greenesade
Washington County
Clearspring
David
Alice Barnhart Forsyth
Mount ‘Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
Mad
Clyde J. Forsyth
Lawrennce Draper
Hagerstown
St. Paul's Church
Western Fike
Raymond Miller
Nuria
Evervally
Mixed Stock Prices Report From New York Market
New York AP notes a mixed stock market with indices slightly lower in early trading. The session showed uneven gains and losses as declines and advances circulated, with United and several automakers fluctuating.
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New York
Rena
United Up
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Mision River Corp
Toadere
Police Find No Clues In Killer Rapist Case
In Los Angeles police reported no clues in the killer rapist case of Roberta Ann Barili eight and Cecilia Renee Barili seven found strangled near Altadena. Investigators said the girls were found nearly nude with no sign of a struggle and authorities noted the Watts area context but did not call a motive racial.
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Los Angeles
Wails
James Hamilton
Roberta Ann
Robin Rarili
Cecilia Renee Barili
Altadena
Hamilton
Watts
Richard &. Barnl
Court Order Extension in Weis Market Case
A preliminary order limiting union activities at Weis Market on Downsville Pike was extended to Tuesday to allow both sides to file briefs. Local 692 of the Retail Store Employes Union agreed to suspend leaflet distribution at least until Monday, after which it aims to inform the public about management actions. The case, before Circuit Judge Irvine H. Rutledge, notes that unions represent multiple local stores and that informational distribution was intended to alert customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis
Downsville Pike
Circuit Court
Irvine H. Rutledge
John Richenberg
Baltimore
Lacst 692
Well Markets
Robert Hail
Weis Markets
Altorneys
Circuit Indge
D. K. McLaughiln
Weis Morkels
Inmates describe contraband traffic at Maryland prison
At the Maryland Penitentiary hearing in Baltimore witnesses testified to a system of contraband peddling involving prison officials. Items like benzedrine and seconal pills, cigarettes, and prisoner movement were used to grease deals. Former guard William Decker faced charges and investigations noted he ran the west wing during the early 1980s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Land Penitentiary
Russell S. Dafale
Decker
Maryland
Amy
Morton A. Sachs
Priso
Wer
West Wing
Penitentiary
Desperate call for penitentiary replacement in Maryland
Annapolis AP reports Joseph G. Cannon, new Maryland prison director, says the state desperately needs a new penitentiary in Dallasboro to replace the aging Maryland Penitentiary. He warns repairs divert funds from a planned modern facility at Sylvester, amid criticism of corruption and security concerns. Cannon praises most staff but blames a few for most criticism.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Dallimore
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Sykesville
Careoli County
TWA Proposes Moving 154 Daily Flights to Dulles or Friendship
Trans World Airlines outlines a plan to shift 154 daily landings and takeoffs from National Airport to Dulles Virginia and Friendship Maryland. The move would remove about 2.26 million annual passengers from National, with thresholds mandating more flights to the two airports based on distance. The plan aims to relieve National congestion as regulators and local groups seek reduced traffic there.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
National
Dulles
Virginia
Friendship
Maryland
Washington Post
National Airport
TWA
Post
Pui
Dulles Friendship
Washington - Baltimore
Plas
Washinglos Open
Washington air pollution near high danger level
Rep Gilbert Gude Maryland said Washington’s air exceeds safe sulfur dioxide levels and carbon monoxide is near dangerous limits. He cited National Center for Air Pollution Control data and warned a weather pattern could trigger a major pollution disaster with widespread breathing difficulties and higher deaths among vulnerable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gilbert Gude
R-Md
Gude
House
Glide
The
National Center
Alt Faltuton Control
Public Health Service
Murray Grant
District of Columbia
Grant
Two Car Crash Injures Man and Surcharges Local Driver
A morning two car collision at W Howard Street and Spruce Street injured one person and caused about 1600 dollars in damage. Nelson Wayne Smith 27 Boonsboro was charged with failure to stop and yield. Gray and Melvin Earley 47 Rt 3 avoided serious injuries after Smith ran a stop sign. Earley treated then released. Damages: Smith 1965 sedan 400, Earley 1965 sedan 360.
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W. Howard
Spruce St
Nelson Wayne Smith
Boonsboro
Gray
Snd
Melvin Earley
Rt. 3
Smith
Sprime St
Feriey
W. Howard St
Earley
Washington County
Woman Found Dead In City Home In Hagerstown
The decomposed body of 62 year old Ruth Bishop was found Monday in her apartment at 34 W Frank Street Sk. The county medical examiner ruled death by malnutrition and estimated she died about a week earlier. She lived alone and was buried Wednesday in Rosehill Cemetery.
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Hagerstown
W. Frankin Sk
Ruth Bishop
Rosehill Cemetery
Americans Among Dead In Train Wreck in Denmark
Three Americans from Ohio and eight Danes died in Denmark s worst rail disaster in over half a century when a passenger train rear ended another stopped on a bridge. Victims include Joseph Nemesh 57 and Mary Jane 50 of Cleveland and Alexander Kilbourne Young 21 of Dayton, son of a county Republican chairman. Two more Americans were among 33 injured, Gladys Schuman of New York and Lynn Northwood 22 of Dayton, both hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Quense
Denmark
Ohio
Joseph Nemesh
Mary Jane
Cleveland
Alexander Kilbourne Young
Dayton
Howard Young
U.S
Conens Anger
Ubsland
Funen
Gladys Schuman
New York City
Lynn Northwood
Dayton Ohio
How's Your Hearing Model of New Aid Offered Free
Telex announces a free hearing aid model for the hard of hearing. Lightweight, wireless, worn at ear level, no cost or obligation. Limited supply, write or call Cumberland Hearing Aid Center in Merion, Pennsylvania for eligibility and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyday
Four Injured In Two City Accidents
Four people were taken to the hospital after two separate crashes on W Antictam Street. In the first incident a taxi and a private car collided as Clarence Peters drove Mary Davis, causing $300 in damages. Peters, 2, is charged with reckless driving amid brake failure reports. In the second crash Lois Bhy’s brakes failed, colliding with Allen Bragunter’s car. both Bragunter and his wife Beverly were treated for bruises and fractures at Washington County Hospital.
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W. Antictam St
Clarrence Peters
E. Lee St
Mary B. Davis
Jonathan
Jer
Pty Bilis Meh
Sts. Pr ‘Tamaec St
Peters
Locust St
Lois Elizabeth Bhy
Greencastle
Commonwealth
Allen Barber Bragunter
Brederick St
De Gaulle Attacks U S Critics Over France Policy
In a radio television address Paris leader Charles de Gaulle called opponents “apostles of decline” who deny France’s independence. He defended Vietnam Middle East policy European Community stance and recognition of Communist China, urging France to reclaim power and reject national renunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mason
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
France
Vietnam
Middle East
de Gaulle
China
Southeast Asia
Ito
Prayer for Guidance and Service at First Advent Christian Church
A Seattle minister at First Advent Christian Church asks for clear awareness and harmony with God’s will. He prays for strength to avoid displeasing Thee and to serve faithfully in Christ’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabien
E. Thomas
Seattle
Wash
First Advent Christian Church
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Liles
Cecilia Rens
Roberte Ann Barill
Key Bridge
Mrs
Florence Carter
Nellie Forsyth
Ann
Gallen
Pittsburgh Paint Center
Maberetown
Pen
Agnew
Tiota
Dulles Or
Friendship Ports
Cumberland Hearing Aid Center
Contes Oieniek
Ermetiand
Merviond
Lewhayen
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