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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1966

Page

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Reds Claim U S Planes Attack Hanoi Second Time

North Vietnam charged that American planes bombed Hanoi for a second day in a row prompting claims of war escalation. US officials reported raids on rail yards and a depot outside Hanoi with no confirmation of bombs hitting the city itself.

U.S Hanoi Robert Tuckman Saigon South Vietnam Tass Moscow Red River Zya‘lam Red Capital U. S North Vietnamese Communist Party Nhan Dan Viet Cong Tau San Nhut

Mansfield Calls for 45 Day Vietnam Truce Seek Negotiations

Senator Mansfield urges a cease-fire and stand-fast in Vietnam from Christmas through mid February to force negotiation with North Vietnam. He cites a four‑way debate on strategy, with Southern colleagues countering for expanded military action. He notes Johnson may need $10 billion more, while Stennis urges all‑out effort and predicts prolonged fighting ahead.

Washington Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield United States Vietnam Montana Democrat Henry Cabot Lodge U.S South Vietnam Johnson Mansfield Congress Stennis

Christian Former Musician To Speak To Businessmen

Dave Boyer, once a nightclub entertainer in Las Vegas and television figure, will speak at a Hagerstown businessmen dinner. Flight 268 from Chicago skid into a muddy area at Dulles, no injuries among 4 passengers and 5 crew. Boyer will share his life in Christ and testimony.

Christian Bayer Aossets Flight 268 Chicago

Local Deaths Mrs Mary E Lum and Mrs Florence Poffenberger

Mrs Mary E Lum 87 widow of Oscar A Lam died at Fahraty Reedy Memorial Home Tuesday. Born in Frederick County, she was a Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren member and leaves daughters Mrs Roy Weddle Mrs Paul Dullabaum Mrs John Brown, sons William Guy Lum Roy A Lum, seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Rev Howard Kaucher. burial Mt Lena Cemetery. Family to meet friends Thursday 7 9 p.m. Mrs Florence Poffenberger widow of Clayton Poffenberger died recently at College Manor Lutherville. Burial Monday Mt View Cemetery Sharpsburg.

Mary E. Lum Macy Elizabeth Lam Oscar A. Lam East Avenue Fahraty Reedy Memorial Home Frederick County Jacob and Mary Ellen Hoover Suvmmers Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren Roy Weddle Hagerstown Route 4 Paul Dullabaum Magorstown John Brown Linthicum William Guy Lum Detriot Mich Roy A. Lum East Funeral Home Boonsboro Howard Kaucher Mt. Lena Florence Poffenberger Clayton Poffenberger Sharpsburg College Manor Lutherville Mt. View Cemetery

Snowfall totals and readings from Washington County weather observers

J Howard Beckenbaugh in Boonsboro and D Paul Oswald in Bridgeport logged 6 to 8 inches of snow on Tuesday with 4% inches on the ground at 7:30 p.m. Beckenbaugh estimate implies about 0.75 inches of rainfall after melt. Oswald reported snow melted to 0.27 inches rain. Highs reached 32 and 34 degrees, lows 27 and 29, and 7 am readings were 29 and 41.

Ato Boonsboro Bridgeport J. Howard Beckenbaugh D. Paul Oswald Washington County Beckenbaugh Oswald Dee Beckenhaugh

Syria rejects oil firm arbitration demand

Damascus Syria AP report says Syria refused Iraq Petroleum Company arbitration over transit rights that halted about 20 percent of Middle East oil flows to Europe. Zuhair Khani said arbitration would be considered only if IPC pays 311 million Syrian pounds in extra royalties for the first nine months of 1966.

Damascus Syria Iraq Petroleum Europe Middle East Zuhair Khani Ins

Area Deaths Daugherty and Ahalt Obituaries

Charles Daugherty of Bakerton died Monday at Charles Town General Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and retired mill operator, survived by wife Margaret, son Charles W., and grandchildren My. Services Thursday at Bakerton Methodist Church with burial at Edge Hill Cemetery. J Guy Ahalt, 65, of Middletown died Monday at home. A rural mail carrier for 36 years, he is survived by wife Helen, daughters Dianne and Sarai, sons J Dawson and A Myron, a sister and two brothers, with funeral Thursday at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown and burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.

Harpono Guy Myron Ahalt Middletown Paister Lewis Burger Braddock Heights Emnesi BE. Shalt Chauncey Ahalt Dayton Ohio Gladhill Funeral Home Emmanueel Honver Lutheran Cemetery

Who Are We America And Americans in Daily Mail series

The Daily Mail begins a 12 part series by John Steinbeck exploring national identity. He examines what America and Americans mean, how the country and its people developed, and where they are headed. The feature promises from Steinbeck a thoughtful, wide ranging inquiry to start this Thursday.

America John Steinbeck Steinbeck Daily Mail

Winter Storm Drags Snow Across Mid Atlantic to New England

A fast moving winter storm dumps up to eight inches of snow on major Northeast cities from Virginia to New Jersey. Five inches fell in the capital area while eight inches blanketed Virginia suburbs causing school closures and a traffic death blamed on the storm. Forecasters warned of six inch plus drifts with 40 mph winds as heavy snow warnings extended through eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York. Meanwhile heavy rain flooded streams in Oregon and continued rain with snow in the western mountains. Mostly sunny and dry, warmer conditions were forecast for the rest of the nation.

Associated Press New England Virginia New Jersey Washington, D.C Atlantic Pennsylvania Northwest News Jersey New York Oregon Pacific Rockies Union Gulf States Mississippi Ohio

Repairman Says No Need To Worry After Furnace Explosion

Lester Witek described a nightmare after a furnace fault killed three of his children. A repairman dismissed concerns despite a two to three second hum before ignition. The one year old unit, in a dangerous spot, exploded Tuesday injuring or killing family members nearby.

Jerry Dunphy Lester Witek Witek Pern Nentine and Aar

Fire Destroys Trailer Killing Five Family Members

In a December incident the Witak family suffered a tragic loss when an old heater fire destroyed their trailer home, killing the eldest child and leaving the remaining children injured or displaced. The fire occurred days after Thanksgiving, a fortnight after the holiday, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Lester Witak to grieve and face rebuilding.

Lester Witak Patri Be Tuardey

Mother Tries to Save 3 From Deadly Trailer Fire

The back door was blocked by a furnace in the trailer, hindering escape as flames trapped the corridor to the two bedrooms. Lola Mae Witek could only identify her three blond children. Surviving are Lester S. and Lola May Mongan Witek and their parents and grandparents. Private graveside services are set for Boonsboro Cemetery Thursday at 3 pm with Rev. Eugene F Wyand officiating.

Witek Lester Witek Lola Mae Witek Lester IS Lola May Mongan Witek Charles Mongan Middletown Sankey Witek Boonsboro Route 2 Eugene F Wyand

Dr Coppolino Testifies In Defense In Strangling Case

Dr Earl Coppolino, a 34 year old anesthesiologist, testified that the death of retired Army Lt. Col. William E. Farber could have been caused by a heart attack, not strangulation, and that Farber’s death may have involved arterial sclerosis. Philadelphia medical examiner Dr. Joseph Spelman and Boston examiner Dr. Richard Ford supported the theory of a core larynx fracture from a possible medical episode. The defense contends Farber was killed. Farber’s wife Marjorie testified, while Coppolino’s former wife and mother of Coppolino’s son gave related testimony during the trial.

David Rosenzweig Freehold N.S Yerroid Earl Coppolino Ilogtat Bailey Farber Conpaling Army William E. Farber Marjorie Parker Joseph Spelman Philgdel Saidphia Richard Ford Medical Auffer Boston Pate Morsals Cappolino Far

NATO Ministers Hear Warning From Brandt Over Alliance Risks

Paris AP Willy Brandt West Germany foreign minister warned NATO ministers that cracks in the alliance could prompt the Soviet Union to miscalculate. He spoke to the defense planning committee in Paris during NATO talks without France, noting that a first rate crisis could be misread as Western unity weakening.

Arthur L. Gavshon PARIS North Atlantic Treaty Organization France Willy Brandt West Germany Brandt NATO Defense Planning Committee Moscow West Charles de Gaulle

Market Down Slightly In Early Trade

New York AP reports a modest decline in early trading as a market pause follows five advances. Airlines show small gains while other groups mix, with Benguet rising fractionally on a block trade of 50,000 shares.

New York Tt Waa A Ag Ae Wena Oo Ag Valley Benguet

Prayer Today Eternal God Blesses Guidance and Peace

A Wilmette parish minister emeritus offers a prayer thanking God for the day and providence. He asks for guidance hope and peace, to quiet fears and calm minds, and to remove anxieties and pride. He seeks forgiveness and divine leadership into the way everlasting.

Charles M. Crowe Wilmette Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

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