Fair Weather Across Nation With Cold Patches
The Associated Press reports dry conditions dominated most of the country while parts of the Midwest and New England faced subzero wind chills. Old Town Maine recorded 25 degrees, and International Falls Minnesota remained deep freeze. Warmer spells continue with several days of mild weather, though some areas may see light snow. Snow touched upper Mississippi Valley Great Lakes and southern New England, with drizzle and rain in subfreezing Ohio Valley regions. Snow also fell in northern Rockies and northern Plateau with accumulations of 1-3 inches in places. Light rain affected northwestern California and nearby Pacific states.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
Old Town
Maine
International Falls
Minn
Weather Bureau
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio
Rockins
Plateau
California
Washington
Oregon
Tippit Fund Reaches Near Half Million in Dallas
Dallas police fund for officer Tippit rises beyond 490000 after 1500 letters processed Thursday. Total stood at 405301.81 when counters paused. 744 mail sacks remain to be opened at about 3000 letters per sack. The drive supports the slain officer’s family in the Kennedy assassination case.
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Dallas
Tex
Vv. K. Hipskind
John ¥.Lkennedy
Local Deaths in Hancock and Williamsport Areas
Obituaries and notices from Hancock, Williamsport, and Pinesburg list Frey 88, Catherine Eichelberger 64, and multiple family survivors. Funeral arrangements indicate services at Hancock funeral home and Williamsport Church of God, with burials at local cemeteries. Road construction updates report I-81 traffic delays but open with slight delays in several areas. Baltimore District Internal Revenue Service office relocates to Public Square building with open hours 8:30 to 3.00.
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Rover
Frey Hose
B. Frey
West High Street
Hancock
Ilo An
Hy Coffman
Tate George A. Amt
Lucy tSipes
Frey
Hancock Methodist Church
Grave
Robert Harllett
Presbyterian Cemetery
Catherine Eichelberger
Catherine Lose (Bowers) Eichelberger
Robert Deo Eichelberger
Pinesburg
Williamsport Rt. 2
Mary and
Joseph Bowers
Blairs ‘Alley
Thurs- Phe
Man
Williammsport
David Stenger
Williamsport
Guy E
Hiamsport Church of God
Washington! Co
Bulletina Tion
D. L. Abbott
Greenmanual
Bietelberger
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Oity
Earle Building
W.jary
Charles W. Myers
Washington St
Cated
Mary Griffith
Mager
Public Square
Margaret Myers
New York
Hubert Myers
Fairplay
Thej
William and
Margie el
Appointment of Kenny Sought
Three Maryland congressmen from Baltimore urge President Johnson to appoint Thomas S. Kenney as U.S. Attorney for Maryland. Kenney has been acting federal prosecutor since Joseph D. Tydings left last month. Cumberland Valley American Legion backed by Rep. Edward A. Boys and George H. Fallon for New Year’s reservation. contact GE 28670.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Johnson
Thomas S. Kenney
U. S
Wis
Kenney
Joseph D. ‘Tydings
Boonshore
12 800 Lose Licenses Under Point System
Baltimore AP report shows about 12 800 motorists had licenses suspended under Maryland's point system. 4 900 suspensions stem from drunken driving convictions. Commissioner Jewell says the system is the best method devised to address the problem and hopes more drivers will be cautious to protect their licenses.
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Laltimore
Maryland
John RK. Jessell
Motor Vehicles
Deier
Jewell
Funkstown Rod and Gun Club Celebrates Mortgage Paid
Funkstown Rod and Gun Club marked Christmas at the clubhouse after paying off its mortgage in December. The group plans 1984 events including shooting matches and banquets, will provide food for wildlife, and will receive 500 evergreen trees from Tunis J. Lyon. The next meeting is January 9 to announce officers.
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Punkstown Red and Gun Club i
Funkstown
High of 48 Recorded Here at Bridgeport Station
Yesterday Bridgeport reported a high temperature of 48 degrees at the D. Paul Oswald station, just one degree below the month's high. The low cooled to 2 degrees with a 7 am reading of 40. Local ads note rubber stamps and New Year reservations at Venice Motel and Restaurant, while Dick Harp's Orchestra held a dance event.
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Brideport
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Goldwater Salvo Signals 1964 Presidential Plans
Senator Barry Goldwater issued a sharp attack on President Johnson over the foreign aid bill, signaling a possible 1964 presidential bid. He criticized Johnson for pressuring Congress and warned of party reactions after Johnson's State of the Union. Goldwater, recovering from heel surgery, spoke from his Phoenix home.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona Republican
Rurl Ming
White House
Pierre Salinger
Austin
Tex
Johnson City
Goldwalter
Congress
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Gald
Water
Goldwater
Senate
Phoenix
Cioldwater
Man Loses $20,000 Hazing Injury Suit Against USC Fraternity
Prince Emil Shokoohi, 28, claimed permanent arm and back injuries from hazing as a pledge at Phi Sigma Kappa in 1959. Superior Court ruled for the fraternity at the University of Southern California, finding Shokoohi bitter over nonacceptance for membership.
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Emil Shokoohi
Phi Sigma Kappa
Shokoohi
University of Southern California
Shakachi
Liquor Board Decision Appealed Keeps Sherry's Open
Mrs Blanche Stahl of 106 Baltimore Street appeals Washington County Liquor Board decision to Circuit Court. Sherry's Restaurant remains open pending appeal.
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Blanche
Stahl
Baltimore St
Washington County Liquor Board
New Civil Rights Tactic- Buying Stock
In Atlanta a municipal court hearing on Christmas Eve heard about a sit in at the Toddle House on Peachtree Street involving the wife of comedian Dick Gregory and two other Black women. They faced trespass charges as their bond was set at 100 dollars. Moore argued they were stockholders in the restaurant chain and thus not trespassers. Gregory flew in from Chicago for the session.
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Atlanta
Dick Gregory
Wtoddle
Peachtree Street
Howard ‘Moore
Harold D. Farrow
Toddle House
Dobbs House,Inc
Tennessee
Lillian Gregory
Chicago
Prathia Hall
Roberta Yancey
Moore
Gregory
Fire and Police Chiefs Seek Higher Pay for Staff
Fire Chief John Hall and Police Chief Blair P. Overton ask for raises and more personnel funding amid a tight city budget. Mayor Burhan and Council resist increases while considering cuts in automotive equipment and capital outlays. Hearings set to discuss parks, engineering, water, and unpaid wage needs as crime rises and recruitment strains continue.
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Blair P
John Hall
John Halllor
Burbana
William Baker
Hall
Baker
Francis Cornell
Winslow F
Overton
Trova Funde
Christmas Mail Total Here Less Than Last Year
Fewer Christmas cards were mailed at the Hagerstown post office this year than last, with 1,429,537 pieces cancelled in the two and a half weeks before Christmas, down 71,632 from 1,500,632 last year. The pace picked up late, running ahead of the previous year. The article mentions proposed wage talks and extended sick leave for city employees.
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Hagerstown
Robert Evans
Evans
Whtil Christ
Christina
The
Washington
Christmas staff details at post office noted by Evans
Evans states ten assistants were hired for the post office with six serving as carriers and four as clerks. Delays in mailings pushed carrier hires to December 18 and clerks to December 20. Also listed are local entertainment items and venue information including Delicious Stayman and York Apples Newark Smithsburg and 33 W. Antietam listings with musical acts Dixie Ramblers and Novel Tones.
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Post Office
Evans
Becaue
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Internal Revenue Office
Kenny
Gourmet Buffet
Atereneles
Potomac
Foltz Mtg. & Supply Co
Washington Street
Terrace
Exchange Club
John Grolig
Lelt
Silver Spring
Hagerstown Exchange Club
McGuffin
Tom Michaels
Jack
Whitely
Bill King
Jack Phillippy
Paw Horst, Jr
Robert Ritchie
Gralig
American Legion
Northern Ave
Funkstown Club
Burns Mortgage
Kennedy
Toronto
Maryland Metals
Antielany Drive
Venice Motel
Restaur
Dick Harp
Oreh
Ina. Ide
Liquor Board
Cushwa
Fleigh Motors
Ys, Inc
Kodak Factory
Araa
Hays, Inc
W. Washington St
Penna, Ave
Shuckey
Macelaw
Shockey
Summit Ave
OLD Mill Tavern
Kemp’s Mill
Brownie Trumpower
F. E. Brumback
J. R. Dwyer
King Street
Brightwood Acres
U.S. Route 40
Town
E. D. Plummer Sons
Regent
Haren
Delicious
Stayman and
York Apples
Newitan's
Smithsburg, Ma
Ady
Red Men's Wall
W. Antietam
Dixie Ramblers
Dancing
Harry Edward Kershner
Harry Kershner
Hubert Karn
Walnut Room
Planeteers
Mountain View Inn
Semithsburg, Rd
Country Boys
Hagerstown Children’s Outlet Store
Pennsylvania Ave
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