Guam Based B52s Blast Cong Bases Amid Air War
U S bombers especially B52s hit Viet Cong bases east of Saigon and near the Cambodian border as air strikes expanded across North and South Viet Nam. Ground fighting continued around Saigon while terrorists wounded several including four U S servicemen. Navy raids on Thanh Hoa rail yards left a smoke column rising as a Phantom recon plane was shot down. North Viet Nam claimed improved transport and communications despite the attacks.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet
Saiva
Gia Dinh
U.S
North
South Viet, Nam
Hanoi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thanh Hoa
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Tan
TAS Silk
North Viet Nam
Airlines Rally In Irregular Stock Market
In New York, airlines led an uneven market as trading opened amid a strike settlement. United, Eastern, and Pan American rose about a point, with United keeping most gains while the others pared theirs. Ford, Chrysler, IBM, and Polaroid were among notable movers in a session tracking last week’s downturn.
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NEW York
United
Eastern
Pan American
American
IBM
Aeros
Ford
Chrysler
Liggett & Mylrs
Consolidated Edison
Texaco
Jersey Standard
Polaroid
Light Rainfall Hits Sunday Across County
A Sunday shower touched Washington County as temperatures rose to the upper 80s. Edith V. Burkhart recorded 89 degrees at Bridgeport with trace rainfall, while another reading at Grove City noted 88 degrees and light rain.
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Washington County
Edith V. Burkhart
Bridgeport
Buanshora
Lodge Hall
Grove City
Prayer Today Compassion and Responsibility in Service
A Moravian Theological Seminary professor Arthur Freeman of Bethlehem Pennsylvania offers a religious prayer urging compassion for the world and a call to reject complacency. The plea asks believers to shoulder responsibility in service, seeking reconciliation and action amid global injustice.
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Jesus Christ
Arthur Freeman
Bethlehem
Moravian Theological Sem
Spiders Help In War Effort At Edgewood Arsenal
At Edgewood Arsenal Maryland scientists use spider silk to capture microscopic droplets from Army study aerosols. A chemist recovers thread by wrapping it on a tiny loom, enabling droplets as small as two microns to be held for analysis of atomization and evaporation behavior.
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Edgewood
Army
Richard Cogswell
Physical Chemistry
The
Arsenal
Cogswell
Broadcaster Fulton Lewis Jr Dies From Heart Attack
Fulton Lewis Jr the longtime broadcaster and columnist died of a heart attack early Sunday in Washington Hospital after surgery two months earlier He was a leading voice for conservative American thinking with a career spanning radio newscasts and syndicated columns Surviving are his widow a son Fulton Lewis III a daughter Alice Elizabeth and other family Memorial services are set for Tuesday at St David's Episcopal Church in Washington and burial will be private
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Washington
Fulness
Lewis Jr
Lewis
Washington Hospital
Washington Herald
Hearst
Broadcasting System
Universal Service
Inter
National News Service
Marchan
The
Mutual
Lew
Fulton Lewis Hl
Gage
Alice Elizabeth
David's Episcopal Church
Six valuable show horses die at Maryland horse show
Six valuable show horses died and at least 10 more in critical condition after illness at a Maryland horse show. Veterinarians suspect grass contaminated with poisonous insecticide. Post mortems are underway at the University of Maryland as owners report several victims fed in a common grassed area.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Earl Marsh
John R. Keeler
Bethesda
Amun
Karl? Jasen
the Duckett
Potomac
Camp Furman Stables
Shelley Prett
Camp Furman
Area Deaths in Greencastle and Waynesboro
Greencastle Pa James Richard Kesselring 60 dies at Waynesboro Hospital born Washington County Md son of Dorsey and Carrie Kes selring attended First E A B Church member of William Max McLaughlin Post 695 Veterans of Foreign Wars Survived by wife Georgia six children and a sister Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Mintich Miller Funeral Home Greencastle Burial Cedar Hill Friends may call 7 9 p m Tuesday Harry Leroy Stevens 54 Waynesboro Pa dies at Burdett Tomlin Hospital Cape May Court House N J born Mercersburg son of the late Harry W and Rebecca Stevens lived Waynesboro since 1945 employed as welder at Landis Tool Company member of First Brethren Church BPO Elks Fraternal Order of Eagles Eagles Club Inc VFW Survived by wife Earnestine Davis Stevens three children Rennett M burg Waynesboro and Mrs Donald Fitz Waynes born eight grandchildren two sisters and one brother Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Grove Funeral Home burial Green Hill Cemetery Friends may call Monday 7 9 p m at funeral home
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Annie R. Baker
Annie Rebecca Baker
Elmer
Hagerstown
Earl M
Edgar W
iGeorge
A.K. Coffman
Wilbur Hogewell
Robert
Regenald
Rest Haven Cemetery
Daniel Winfield Custer
Magerstown
Charles ‘Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Berkeley County
Scotlands
Emma Jackson Custer
Church of Brethren
Station Furniture Company
Helen Hindaman Custer
William V
Berryville
Gary
Clear Spring
David
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Donald Byers
Breth
Jren Cemetery
Vancleayesville
Greencastle
James
Richard Kesselring
Waynesboro Hospital
Washington County
Dorsey
Carrie Barkdoll Kesselring
William Max McLaughlin
Veterans of Foreign Wits
Waynesboro
Kesselring
Georgia Kesselring
Louise Whity
James D. Kesselring
Westminister
Hilda Schur
Ruth Kesseline
Lynn Kesselring
J. Rolonda Kesselring
Dayton Mason
Gettysburg
Mintoch Miller Funeral Home
Albe J. Darsey
Cedar Hall
Harry Leroy Stevens
Fourth Street
Burdett Tomlin
Cape May Courthouse
N. J
Mercersburg
Harry W
Rebecca Houpt Stevens
Waynerhiro
Landis Tool Company
Stevens
First Brethern Church
BPO Elks
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles Club Inc
VFW
Earnestine Davis Stevens
Erry
Rennett
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