Walt Disney dies at 65 after lung cancer operation
Walt Disney, creator of Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Snow White and founder of Disney Studios and Disneyland, died at 65 following a lung operation for cancer. Eulogies poured in from colleagues. his brother Rey Disney said the empire would continue on a solid creative foundation.
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Missouri
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Aktex acne cure and Disneyland expansion noted in obliquely linked items
An advertisement touts AKTEX acne treatment promising a money back guarantee and skin improvement. The text shifts to mention multimillion dollar Disney projects including a 100 million dollar Disney World in Orlando and a 5 million dollar recreation facility in California. Walter Disney’s life and career are summarized, noting his move from Kansas City to Hollywood, creation of Mickey Mouse, and landmark films. The note ends with memorial references and survivors.
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Prayer Today Ad Reflects Past Benedictions
A prayer page item from Dudley Strain of First Christian Church in Lubbock Texas invites readers to hear guidance through memories and conscience. It calls for divine help in difficulties to reveal strength born from life’s troubles through Jesus Christ.
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Dudley Strain
Lubbock
Texas
First’ Christiany Church
Local Obituaries Gather Toll of 4 in Area Deaths
John Lester Shaffer Sr. 78 of 55 East Lincoln Ave died at Washington County Hospital after a five day illness. He retired from Fairchild Hiller after 24 years as tool and die maker. Survived by widow Mary K. Shaffer and two siblings. Funeral Monday at 2 from Router Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mildred Cook McElwain 66 of 264 E Irwin Ave died at Georgetown University Hospital. Former teacher and county employee, survived by husband George and three children, among others. Services at Minich Funeral Home Sunday at 2:40 p.m. Burial Rest Haven Cemetery. George E. Norris 63 of Re 1 Hancock died at Washington County Hospital. Survived by sister Hazel, brothers Theodore and William. Private funeral at family’s convenience. interment Pinley Plain Cemetery. James Madison 65 of Williamsport died at Washington County Hospital after long illness. Banker and former assistant cashier at First National Bank of Maryland Halfway Branch. Survived by wife Ineza, stepson, step granddaughter, sisters, and several nieces. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at late home with two ministers officiating. Memorial by Mediary Lodge No. 140 AF & AM at 7 p.m. today. Funeral arrangements by Greve Funeral Home.
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Lincoln Ave
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
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M. Catherine Shaffer
John Jt, Jr
Roonsboro
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Philadelphia
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
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Mildred Cook McElwain
E. Irwin Ave
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D.C
Cheswick
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Mary Trenary Cook
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McElwain
Potomac Playmakers
George
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Belevile
Wash
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Black
Fairfax
Charles A. Cook
Houston
Tex
Emily Diebert
Hammond
Indij
Cornelia Dawkins
Pittsburgh
Washington County
Talcott FE
Clara Noland Norris
Hazel E. Davis
Ocala
Fla
Theodore Norels
Baltimore
William D. Norris
Rt. J. Hancock
Robert IL. Barnlett Sr
Pinley ,Plaine Methodist Cemetery
Little Orleans
Williamsport
James Verey
Madison
Tammany, Lane
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Ilgness
First National Bank of Maryland
St. Paul's Eub Church
Williamsfort Lions Cuu
Ineza Speilman Madson
Mary Jane Klina
Hampton
Alexandria
Margaret Wharton
Hagers
Blown
Flossie Hetzer
Virginia Ave
Lester Mr. Kauffman
Vance x. Dimmick Jr
Mediary Lodge
No. 140
AF & AM
Greve Funeral Home
Willit
Stock Market Declines Slightly in Moderate Trading
New York AP reports a slight market decline in moderate early trading. Investors anticipated restrained reaction with no major news likely to boost offerings. International Business Machines fell about 3, Westinghouse down over 1, Du Pont off about half a point. key movers included Disney up 2 to 71 on 19,000 shares American Telephone unchanged at 53.56.
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Dr Coppolino Freed Faces Florida Murder Charge
Dr Coppolino, acquitted in New Jersey of the 1963 death of Carmela Coppolino, heads to Florida for a February murder trial in the death of his first wife. He was whisked from the Nassau County courthouse and flown to Florida as authorities prepare for the next court action.
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New Jersey
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Negel Battia
Florida
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Abe
Oppolino
Coppolido
Poling
Gaeen
Lee Balsey
Boston
Coppolinos
Carmela Coppolino
Farber
Middletown
N.J
Marjorie
Eisenhower Makes Progress in Recovery at Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower continued to make good progress in his recovery from gall bladder surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A bulletin said he spent another night in his suite, enjoyed his breakfast, and continues to make satisfactory progress.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Walter Reed General Hospital
Venezuela hunts Castroite rebels after campus raids
Caracas deploys troops in the capital and countryside to crack a Castroite terror ring. Defense Ministry says it killed Hugo Daniel Castilla, a Havana-trained guerrilla leader known as C mundante Behuma. Police arrest 15 at Caracas University and round up 850 suspects including Juvencia Pulgar, youth leader and student federation president.
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Venezuela
Defense Ministry
Hugo Daniel Castilila
Cs Mundante Behuma
Cansetrat University
Venezuelan Communist Party
Juvencia Pulgar
University Federation of Student Centers
Believe Match Cause Of Fire Affects City Home
A fire at 103 E Wilson Ryd was blamed on a child playing with matches. The structure belonged to Frances Knight’s family and was occupied by Edward Free and relatives. No one was injured. damage estimated at 1800 dollars. Local authorities said the incident occurred Thursday afternoon.
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Knight
David Knight
Hagerstown
Teamsters back to work after 24 hour walkout
Detroit AP report notes Teamsters return to work after a 24 hour strike sparked by a Supreme Court decision upholding Hoffa's union conviction. Hoffa urged about 1,000 members to resume work while locals with roughly 70,000 members faced disruptions, predominantly long distance drivers and dock workers. Hoffa warned against taking law into their own hands and urged a quick return to work.
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Supreme Court
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Jimmy Hoffa
Area Deaths Mrs Mary E Manahan 90 Sabillasville
Mrs Mary E Manahan 90 widow of Charles F Manahan long resident of Sabillasville died Thursday evening at Wynelle Nursing Home Frederick born in Frederick County daughter of the late John and Amanda Wars Survived by sons Francis M Manahan Sabillasville William T Manahan Blue Ridge Summit daughter Mrs Mary Eyres Fork River Nuk 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. The body rests at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with calling Saturday 7 to 9 pm. Services Monday 2 pm at Germantown Bethel Church of God Cascade officiated by Rev Clarence McGahan burial in church cemetery.
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Sabillasville
Mary E. Manahan
Charles F. Manahan
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Frederick County
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Amanda Wars Surlon Roger
Germantown
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