Report Warns Negro Family Life Threatens Crisis
Washington AP reports Johnson administration officials are reviewing a confidential study warning that disintegrating Negro family life risks a nationwide racial crisis. The March draft by the Labor Department cites slavery’s legacy, illegitimacy rates around 25 percent for Negro births, and a fragile family structure as key factors, with broader social and military implications.
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Esearch
Explosions Hit Neoprene Plant in Louisville
Explosions struck the Queent neoprene plant in Louisville today prompting police and county officers to issue disciplinary measures. The extent of damage could not be determined.
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Louisville
Laulaville
Sabotage Talk Suppressed After Hong Kong Plane Crash
U S consulate officials dismissed sabotage theories about the C120 Hercules crash in Hong Kong Bay that killed 58 Marines with 13 of 71 aboard surviving. Investigators studied wreckage as rescue teams recovered bodies, navigator in contact with airport control seconds before impact and 40 bodies found by nightfall.
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U.S. Marines
U.S
Viet Nam
R Te
Airline and Space Stocks Rally in Early Trading
Strong activity in the airline and aerospace sectors drives a higher open on the market. KLM delays persist but gain sharply, Fairchild Camera rebounds to 73.74 on 7,500 shares, Eastman Kodak up one point, and Continental Air Lines leads with a 40,000 share rise to about 9.378.
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KLM
Fairchild Camera
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Johns-Manyulle
Texaco
Kennocott
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Continental Air Lines
West Virginia
BREE
Obituaries: Laura Ellen Alexander Mes and Omer Sprankle
Laura Ellen Alexander Mes 83 widow of George A Alexander of 120.5 Prospect St died at Western Maryland State Hospital Tuesday. Born in Martleton Northumberland County Pa she lived in Hagerstown 46 years and belonged to St Matthews EUB Church and the Spanish American War Veterans auxiliary. Survived by daughters Marlia Mullendaré and Mrs Gye Jorgensen four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial in Rose Aly Cemetery with services Friday at 2 pm at A K Coffman funeral home. Friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9. Omer James Sprankle 46 of 404 Chillim Rd Hyattsville died 2:50 am Tuesday at Prince George General Hospital Cheverly after a short illness. Born and raised in Hagerstown son of Luther Jacob Sprankle and Bessie May (Hurd) Sprankle. Member of St Mathews EUB Church and First Hose Fire Company. Survived by wife Martha Fikes Sprankle a foster daughter Miss Sheree Fikes plus brothers Charles Sprankle and Carl Sprankle in Viet Nam and Howard Sprankle, Richard Sprankle and Mary Sprankle, all of Hagerstown a sister Mrs Irina V Weaver Shenandoah Va. Services Friday 10:40 am Rouzer Funeral Home with Rev W L Baughman officiating. Burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 at funeral home.
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Hagerstown
St Matthews Eub
Mars
iThelna Mullendaré
Gye Jorgensen
South Port
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W. L. Baughman
Rose Aly Cemetery
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Chillim Rd
Hyattsville
Prince George General Hospital
Cheverly
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St. Mathens Eub Church
First Hose Fires Company
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Charles Sprankle
Carl Sprankle
U.S.N
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Howard Sprankle
Waynesboro
Richard Sprankle
Marry Sprankle
Irina V. Weaver
Shenandoah
Rouzer
W.L. Baughman
Middletown Area Deaths Mrs Fran ces O Neal 56
Mrs Frances O Neal wife of Elmar Rosea¢ O Neal died Tuesday evening. Daughter of the late Calvin Routeahn and Annie Haupt Routeahn she is survived by husband two daughters Glenn Klipp Frederick and Vernon Minnich Middletown a son Glen O Neal Frederick one sister Marie Lewis Hagerstown three brothers Willis Routzahn Clear Spring Earl Routzahn and Paul Routzahn Middletown ten grandchildren and one great grandchild The body lies at Glad hill Funeral Home Middletown with services Saturday at 2 pm and burial in Litheran Cemetery Middletown.
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Elmar Rosea¢ O'Neal
Calvin
Annie
Haupt) Routeahn
Glenn Klipp
Frederick
Vernon Minnich
Glen O'Neal
Marie Lewis
Hagerstown
Willis Routzahn
Clear Spring
Earl Routzahn
Paul Rouwtzahn
Gladhill Funeral Home
Litheran Cemetery
Poland seeks Beatles first concert in Communist East Europe
An official of Pagatt, the Polish artistic booking agency, said contacts have been made with the Beatles manager as Poles press for the band to perform in Poland, their first East European show under Communist rule.
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Poland
East Europe
Pagatt
Poljist
Jury Panels For September Chosen Today
Grand and Petit jury panels for the September term of Circuit Court were drawn. The Grand Jury includes Willis Baker, Sarah Jane Baker, Raymond F. Munch of Sharpsburg, Jane E. Harsh of Williamsport, and others from Clear Spring, Boonsboro, Halfway, Fountain Head, and Hagerstown. The Petit Jury features Charles Trumpower of Sharpsburg, Minette Leiter of Williamsport, Esther Cohen of Clear Spring, and members from Hancock, Boonsboro, Funkstown, Tilghmanton, and surrounding areas.
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Willis Baker
Sarah Jane Baker
Raymond F. Munch
Sharpsburg
Jane E. Harsh
iWilliamsport
Margaret H. Crow
Carroll Stansbury
Clear Spring
Duke E. Stouffer
Boonsboro
John W. Smith
Lestersburg
Jacob R. Adams
Charles A. Baldoff
Lester Burger
Halfway
Thomas C. Sager
Lois S. Harrison
Fountain Head
Iona M. Hall
Joseph Oh. Hildebrand
Edith J. Funk
Roland G. Stoddard
Margaret L. Jones
Harrold H. Shriver
Lulu M. Alen
Joseph §. Ward Sr
Donald Moss
Elva Jean Carper
Hagerstown
Charles A. Trumpower
Minette P. Leiter
Williamsport
Esther E. Cohen
Harold Manning
Paul O Yost
Harold Douglas
Hancock
Elmer Stone Jr
Rohrersville
Albert L. Growl
Ruth D. Beckley
Funkstown
Ethel Moats
Tilghmanton
Warren E. Reed
Indian Spring
Louis D. Dorfman
Beaver Creek
Donald L. Gregory
President threatens to shut South Korea schools
In Seoul President Chung Hee Park warned he may close schools semipermanently if students do not halt demonstrations against his government and its Japan friendship policy. Violence rose as troops and police fought more than 11,000 students on the fifth day of protests.
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