Newsman Maury Manry crosses Atlantic in 78 days
Falmouth England June 1 AP Maury Manry the American newsman who completed an 78 day solo Atlantic crossing aboard Thyfoot Tinker landed amid cheers. He embraced family, thanked volunteers, and described the voyage with vivid accounts of fatigue and visions. Officials to safeguard his boat Wikerhello as a potential Smithsonian exhibit.
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Local Deaths William A Wooden 79 at Washington County Hospital
William A Wooden 79 of 402 Englewood died Monday evening after a one day illness. He was a member of Christ Reformed Church and several organizations. Retired Western Maryland Railway clerk survived by wife Bessie and others. Funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Hagerstown with Memorials by Masonic group. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Hilda Webb Carter
Wagerstown
Clara (Bohrer
Brewerton
New York
Minnich
Haine
Hagerstown
Wradoy
Wade Ualts
Rose Hill Cemetery
Friendship Lodge
Charles Gison
Charles Augustus Olson
Rochester
Mich
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Bonnybrook Drive
Spring Valley
Mabel Olson
Caffian
Area Deaths and Military Notices Chronicle Local Obituaries
Area obituaries report Mrs Bertha Brake of St. Thomas Township Franklin County Pa dies after four years illness at Pines Convalescent Hospital. Survived by sons and grandchildren with funeral set at Al Sellers Funeral Home Chantilly. Also noted are Cumberland area death of Mrs Cora Shultz and Navy Lt James J Sorlley Jr attending Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. Other items include Navy Fireman Michael Mickley aboard USS Essex and Col John J Morgan retiring after 30 years with Legion of Merit award.
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Stock Market Pushes Higher Early Trade Faces Unclear News
New York markets advance as stocks gain for the day amid mixed signals. Funeral services held for Stanley E. Day in Davidsonville. details note several Maryland company divisions and recapitalization plans affecting U S Steel and other shares.
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Anne Arundelcom
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Camera
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Washington
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Wall Street
Marine Private First Class Lindsay Serves With VMFA 225
Service news notes Marine Private First Class Robert U. Lindsay son of Mr Welles Clarence Lindsay of Sir W Church St serving with Marine All Weather Fighter Squadron 225 at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort South Carolina. The squadron recently returned to Beaufort after a thirty day operational readiness deployment to Key West Florida. Lieutenant General August Schomburg Commandant presents Colonel Morgan cited for professional acumen sound judgment and devotion to duty contributing to developing military leaders and armed forces readiness. He will begin duties at Shepherd on September 1.
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Britain orders crime cuts in TV schedule
London AP reports Britain's commercial television companies must drop crime programs between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. on weekdays and reduce American shows during the peak viewing hour. Lord Hill, chairman of the Independent Television Authority, issued the order.
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Engineers Strive To Avert Gemini 5 Launch Delay
Engineers at Cape Kennedy and McDonnell Aircraft worked Tuesday night to resolve a troublesome fuel cell power system on Gemini 5. The issue could delay the eight day flight of astronauts L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. If unresolved, a 5 to 10 day postponement loomed. Fuel cells replace heavy batteries, using liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen to generate power.
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Charles Conrad Jr
National Aeronautics and Space — Administration
McDonnell Aircraft Co
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McDonnell
U.S
NASA Photo Reveals Hydrogen Fuel Plan For Longest Flight
The report outlines a high level review of the hydrogen fuel system for a record mission. Flight controllers face pressure and temperature challenges as tests proceed. Astronauts Cooper and Conrad await final physical examinations before launch preparations.
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Refugees Flee Viet Cong Terror Tactics
General Maxwell D Taylor testified that increasing Viet Cong brutality drives more refugees to areas under South Vietnamese government control. He said reports describe terrorism aimed at forcing peasants from hamlets and villages to flee, while relief agencies struggle to supply food and recruits to guerrilla units. He noted no conclusive evidence the tactic is nationwide or systematic.
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Saat Taylor
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Igeat
Breeding Co-Op Plans Barn Meet On Thursday
The Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative will hold a barn meeting at Preston Horst’s farm on Reif Church Road near Mauganaville Thursday afternoon. Horst’s herd, derived from Maryland West Virginia Bull Ltd sires, averages 4677 pounds of milk per cow annually. Richard Chichester, sire analyst for the Bell Stud, will instruct on breeding techniques and sire selection. Dairy farmers are invited to attend starting at 1 p.m.
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Preston
Horst
Reif Church Rd
Mauganaville
Maryland - West Virginia Bull Ltd
Richard Chichester
Maryland - West Virginia Bell Stud
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