President Delays Trip To Texas Continues On Page 3
The article details a congressional battle over a credit ban linked to aid to Communist countries. Republicans pressed the Democratic majority to include the ban, forcing a conference committee rewrite. A compromise would let the president approve credits if in national interest, with reports to Congress within four days. House action could delay for 24 hours. Mansfield and Dirksen warned of further action to finish aid legislation.
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House
Johnson
Senate
House Conference Committee
Conference Committee
Congress
Jedder Mike Mansfield
Man
Mansfield
Feader Everett Dirksen
Tlinois
German Police Arrest Stepson of Robert Taylor
Munich police arrested Michael Thiess, 18 or 19, stepson of Hollywood star Robert Taylor, on suspicion of attempted murder. He allegedly served poisoned tea to his father, 49-year-old Munich producer George Thiess, during a February argument. Formal charges pending. he may be held during investigation by the state prosecutor.
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Munich
Germany
Michael Thiess
Rbert Taylor
George Thiess
Ursula Thiess
Waylor
Thiess
From City Elected To School Senate
Three Hagerstown students were among fifteen elected to the Strayer Junior College Student Senate in Washington DC last week. Suzanne P. Corder and Harole t L. Spigler, both 1963 graduates of North Hagerstown High, joined Kenneth Krouse as Senate members.
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Hagerstown
Strayer Junior College
Washington, D.C
Suzanne P. Corder
Kenneth Krouse
Harolet L. Spigler
Miss Corderman
Jos E B. Cordermian
Preston Road
Spigler
Harry R. Spigler
Indiana Avenue
North Hagerstown
Three New State Troopers Assigned Here
Three new state troopers were assigned to the Hagerstown barracks this week, announced by Sgt. Charles Mades. TFC R. L. Batten from Westinster, Trp. D. A. Smith from Rockville, and Trp. R. E. Snyder from Frederick join Maryland State Police, boosting the county force from 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Barracks
Charles Mades
TFC
R.L. Blackaten
Westinster
D.A. Smith
Rockville
Snyder
Frederick
Maryland State Police
Civil rights bill advances despite opposition in 1964
In Washington AP dispatch Rep Howard W Smith D Va a leading civil rights foe concedes a rights bill will pass in 1964 He warns his party could be jailed if the law is used to curb individual freedoms Also reported are birthday celebrations for Lady Bird Johnson and obituaries including Samuel Carpenter John McAfee and funeral notices plus Gen Lemnitzer saying NATO defense strengthens deterrence and readiness
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Associated Press
Washington
Howard
W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
House
Tee
ABC
Issues and Answers
Mel. Johnson
Lady Bird
John
Walter Jenkins
Ford Bird
Lyndon
White House
Fard Bird
Lemnitzer
WAT
Lym
J. Lemnitzer
NATO
Iron Curtain
Fj Lemnitzer
U.S. News
World Report
Local Deaths Continue On Page 28 At Hancock
The death notice lists survivors Janet Ron Weller wife and siblings James Weller Donald Weller and Mary Jean Reel all of Hancock Route 2. Services at Grove Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Rogers Heights Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Norman Nissen and Rev Robert Bartlett. Burial beside church cemetery. no viewing.
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Hist Latherat Church
Peretts
Janet Ron
Hotfao) Weller
Dennis Eugene
Jeanette Carol
Sharon Diane Weller
James Teroy
Donald E. Weller
Mary Jean Reel
Hancock
Grove Funeral Home
Rogers Heights Lutheran Church
Norman Nissen
Robert Bartlett
Prayer Today At Bethlehem His Light Shines Through Darkness
A church prayer expresses praise for Christmas and the infant Jesus. The text thanks God for hope and peace, urging hearts to make room for Him who shines in darkness as a guiding star. Signed by Harry C. White of Charlotte, N C, First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Harry C. White
Charlotte, N.C. Minster
First
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Area Deaths: Mrs Lucy Georgia Long 58
Mrs Lucy Georgia Long 58 wife of Ralph L Long of Martinsburg died Friday in Kings Daughters Hospital after four years of ill health. Born in Martinsburg she was daughter of John W and Mary Oliver. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Max Capuchman, two sons Ralph L Long Jr and Oliver W Long, four grandchildren, eight sisters, one brother and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 3:30 p.m. at Rosemont Eaglesdale Coffman Funeral Home Rev Henry K Brown officiating with burial at Rosendale Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Rebecca May Carpenter
Samuel B
Hazel
Shupp
Rest Haven Chapel
Hey
Vernon W. Miles
Hest Haven Cemetery
Lucy Georgia Long
Ralph L. Long
Moler Ave
Martinsburg
Kings Daughters Hospital
John W
Mary Frankberry Oliver
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Daughters of America
Hiden
Our Fellowship
Max Capuchman
Oliver W. Long
Rosemont
Eaglesdale and Coffman
Slenry K. Brown
Rosedale Cemetery
Eugene W Brady Dies in Brunswick Residence
Eugene Wallace Brady husband of the late Emma Brady died December 19 at his Brunswick home. He was the son of the late George W Brady and Josephine Brady. Survived by daughters Mrs Eugenia Deener of Brunswick and Mrs Franci Orroson of Rosemont, and son Mr John H R Brady of Hagerstown. A retired stationary engineer, services at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick at 10 30 a m Monday officiated by Father A D Salmon. Burial in St Mark's Cemetery Petersville. In lieu of flowers contributions to Grace Episcopal Memorial Fund requested.
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John R. McAfee
North Locust St
Samuel L
Alverta Louise (Slick) McAfee
McAfee
Raymond M. McAfee
Hagerstown
Rest Waven Funeral
Rest Heaven Chapel
Charles P. Bullard
Rest Haven
A. D. Salmon
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Grace Episcopal Memorial Fund
Hundreds Flee Lakonia Fire Aboard Cruise Ship
Survivors in lifeboats and life rafts are being picked up by four vessels near Madeira as the Lakonia burns off northwest Africa. About 470 rescued so far, with many still in the water. Passengers include newlyweds and families awaiting Christmas in Madeira. British, American, and Greek crews report large numbers saved amid calming seas and ongoing rescue efforts.
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U.S. 5Th Air Rescue Squadron
Azores
U.S. Air Force
London
Stratheden
Salla
Montcalm
Hip Grandy
Salta
Funchal
Madeira
England
Madeira Islands
Southhampton
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Atlantic
Africa
Takonia
Ylime
Ormos Shipping Co. Ltd
KR. J. Atkins
Ssenger
P. Pilcer
Margate
Royal Air Force
Gibraltar
Lakonia
General Steamship Cam. Ltd
Greece
Iner Johan van Oldenbamevelt
Amsterdam
Iiner
Line
Maryland Republicans Debate Kennedy Death Effect on 1964 Prospects
In Maryland a GOP survey after Kennedy's death shows mixed signals for presidential prospects. Goldwater and Rockefeller remain plausible contenders, Nixon gains but not enough to secure solid support, and no clear dark horse has emerged. Party leaders see the picture as muddled with regional and national implications for the nomination battle.
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Kennedy
Maryland
Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Barry Goldwater
Guy
Nelwee Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Girl Killed At Church Play Rehearsal In Gun Accident
A rehearsal at a church play ended in tragedy when a gun discharged fatally striking Barbara Keyser, age 17, as Orville Baer, a relative, tested a loaded musket on stage. Authorities deem it an accidental discharge with no charges filed. The incident occurred during a Christmas-season performance with police and state officials investigating the cause and safety of stage props.
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Lyndon Frederick
Johnson
Barbara Helen
John E
T Koontz
Jheen
Orville
Braddock
Bai
David Scull
Baer
Cer
Koontz
Miss Keyser
Sen. Goldwater
Mary
Muzzle Land County
Sider
Goldwater
Avizone
Nixon
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Robert Beall
Prince Georges County
Youths Admit Shooting Out Car Windows
Four juveniles confessed to sheriff officers about a weekend spree of shattered windows across the city and outlying areas. They were released to their parents under strict supervision after detailing the route they followed in two cars.
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Rebecca Vollmer
Jlf. Vollmer
Preston Rd
Waa
Sigma Delta
al Norary
Fountain Head Rd
Rutledge
George Snyder
Pallee Blair P. Gyerton
Price
Seven Unhurt When Car Rolls Over Top
Seven persons escaped injury when a car driven by Samuel G. Whittington left Edgemont turn and rolled onto its roof at 3 am Sunday. Whittington, 22a E. Franklin St., lost control while rounding a curve, state police reported. The vehicle was demolished and charges were filed against Whittington for failure to keep to the right of center.
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Samuel G. Whittington
E. Franklin St
Whittington
Edgemont
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Wiremic County
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B Timoreay Republicans
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Tina
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Long Meadow Shopping Center
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