Humphrey Appeals to Japanese for Help in Viet Nam
U S Vice President Humphrey arrives in Tokyo en route to Manila for Marcos inauguration. He seeks frank talks with Japanese leaders on Viet Nam policy and hopes for their guidance and support. Separate meetings with Prime Minister Sato and Emperor Hirohito planned. protests anticipated but expected to be peaceful.
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Viet Nam
Japan
United States
Wee Ye Humphrey
Ferdinand Marcos
Fisa
Adku Selo
Vice
Etsusaburo Shima
Vice Press
U.S
Ferdinand
U. S
Presi
Chung Hee Park
South
Humphrey
Kores
Seoul
Chiang Kai-shek
Nation Tions
China
Mum Humphrey
Rush S Rinehart Dies One Spanish War Vet Left
Rush Shaffer Rinehart 88 of 346 East Ave died unexpectedly at home Monday. He was the second to last Spanish-American War veteran of the Byron Schley Camp and a descendant of a military family. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery with American Legion honor guard. He is survived by wife Alia Smyrer Rinehart and daughter Ethel Rinehart of Hagerstown. Funeral and viewing details given by the Lithe Bower Funeral Home and local churches.
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Rush Shaffer Rinehart
East Ave
Byron - Schley
John Leckon
Hamilton Hotel
Mr. Rimehart
United Spanish War Veterans
Chambersburg
Iste Harper
Mary Shaffer Rinehart
Hagerstown
Ltithe Bower Funeral Home
Paul's
Ethel Rinehart
Probable causes eyed in Lancaster crash probe
The CAB report cites Etne engine failure and the No 2 engine fault plus loss of hydraulic pressure from an inoperative engine as probable causes. Pilot Capt William Morris of Somerville New Jersey attempted an emergency landing at Lancaster Airport after a January crash that injured two seriously aboard an Allegheny Airlines Twin Otter Munda. The carrier said it had not yet received the official board report and declined further comment.
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William
Allegheny Airlines
Morris
Somerville
N.J
Lancaster
Allegheny
Bae Text
Take It Easy Drivers Warned On Maryland Roads
Winter driving caution rises on Maryland roads with heavy county use from Hagerstown to Frederick and Garrett County. The Maryland State Roads Commission warns drivers to Slow near Clear Spring Cumberland and along Route 40 toward Pennsylvania. Construction warnings cover Route 340 Sandy Hook to the Frederick beltway and Interstate 70 Frederick to Gaithersburg with ongoing road work near Hagerstown.
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Maryland
Maryland State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Hancock
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Garrett County
Sandy Hook
Frederick Beltway
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Fousts Clothing Found On Porch By Neighbor
Clothing belonging to Mr and Mrs Donald Foust turned up on a Long Meadow Road porch after a Christmas Day disturbance in their two story rented home. Officials said the items disappeared during the fighting and were not seen the night before, with details missing as investigators retapped the scene.
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Donald Foust
Long Meadow Re
Beliber
Courthouse Cold Again Until Quitting Time
Courthouse workers struggled to stay warm as the furnace failed for a second time this month. A Baltimore expert restored heat within an hour before most employees left, and the fire alarm system did not trigger this time.
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Dennis Thurston
Baltimore
McConnellsburg Tax Assessor Position Filled
Mrs Horace Kline is named tax assessor for McConnellsburg Borough. The county court also appoints Mrs Gayle J Deshony as assessor for Licking Creek Township to fill the unexpired term of the late L Paul Swape. The Sher man resignation created the vacancy after he refused his commission.
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Mcconnellsburg
Horace Kline
Gayle J. Deshony
Licking Creek Township
L. Paul Swape
Kline
Manurice Sherman
Eighteen reenactment men cross Delaware on Christmas Eve
Eighteen men in colonial uniforms crossed the Delaware River by boat on Christmas Eve to mark the 189th anniversary of George Washingtons historic crossing. The event echoed the 1776-era surprise attack on Hessians at Trenton, New Jersey, with a reenactment in comparable conditions.
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Delaware
Washington Crossing
Theelaware River
George Washington
Trenton
Rainey Jr. 1 1/2 died at Washington County Hospital
Thomas Casey Rainey Jr. 1 1/2 of 105 East Washington Street died suddenly at Washington County Hospital at 5 10 Tuesday morning. He is survived by his parents, Thomas Casey Rainey Sr. and Suzanne Reed Rainey, and paternal grandmother Flora Rainey of Hagerstown. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2 p.m. from Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. services by Rev Dr Wilson Ard. Pallbearers will be Community Rescue Service members.
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Thomas Casey Rainey Jr
East
Washington St
Washington County Hospital
Thomas Casey
Suzanne (Reed) Rainey Sr
Trinity Litheral Church
Flora Rainey
Hagerstown
T. Robert Reed
Rest Haven
Wilson P
Ard
Community Rescue Service
Benevola
Bessie May Reeder
Lorenzo Martin Reeder
John
Sarah
Jones) Sigler
Pauline
Summers
Roscoe Shiffler
Frederick Otto
Floyd
Melvin
Addamstown
Charles
McConnellsburg
Austin
Union Bridge
Robert
Washington, D.C
Mamie Webert
Dayton
Ohio
Edna Churchey
Boonsboro
John H. Sigler
Burkittsville
Alonzo Sigler
Rockville
Glad ‘Hill
Middletown
George H. Kingfelter
Town
Mamie L. Smith
Hamilton Hotel
Washington County
Locust St
East Ave
Une
Scott
Kate Middlekauff Zeigler
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church
May Clopper
Smith
Frank Beaver
Centerville
Elizabeth Bowers
Winchester
Rover Funeral Home
Lester Kauffman
Coragoulis Cemetery
Coraopolis
St. Paul's Evanigelical United Brethren Ghuret
William Albert Nave
Clear Spring
Leaf Funeral Home
Halfway
W. St. Clair Benshoff
Riverview Cemetery
Williamsport
E. Ditto Jr
Nave
City Hall
Gary L. Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Local Newspaper Financial Note From Dense OCR Text
A fragmented OCR passage references publishing, pricing, and distribution details with dates and carrier terms. The garbled lines mention monthly rates, 30 cents per month, and delivery by carrier, set in a Washington DC context with scattered numbers and abbreviations.
Home Builders Hope To See End Of Private Recession
United States Savings News notes builders hopeful for a housing rebound in 1966 as mortgage lending rises and demand in residential construction improves. Government and savings institutions report rising inflows and a yearend pace forecast near record levels, though overall 1965 starts lag 1964.
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Sass Dawson
United States Savings & Ness
Ion
New York
Hamelber
Maina Cnet Ea Ai Builders
Federal Reserve
Pacmeds
Wumuniee Auua Ue
F.w.dodge Co
Lonstruction Industry
Cuban New Year Party At Havana Palace Of The Revolution
Havana radio reports more than 50,000 Cubans are expected at a Fiesta in the Palace of the Revolution to mark New Year’s Eve and Fidel Castro’s 1959 victory. Twelve orchestras will play for dancing, eighty stands will sell dinners beverages and noisemakers, with fireworks displays planned.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Staggers Opposes C&O N&W Merger in WV Home Talk
Rep. Harley Staggers of West Virginia voiced opposition to the Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk and Western merger saying it would harm the transportation industry in the state. He spoke at his Ke yser home on Monday as he prepares to chair the House Commerce Committee next year to review the proposal.
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C&o-Beo Keyser
W. Va
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroads
West Virginia
Staggers
House Commerce Committee
Storms Pound Pacific Northwest with Strong Winds and Flooding
Powerful storms struck the Pacific Northwest with heavy rain and winds exceeding 50 mph from Northern California to Puget Sound. Coastal areas faced major flooding, recalling December floods that hit Northern California and southern Oregon.
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Pacific Northwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Pugent Sound
Oregon
Water shortage ignites record drought warnings in New England
AP report notes Massachusetts stores the worst water shortage since 1880s records as 69 towns move to emergency restrictions. Princeton, Nw. hosts city actions amid ongoing water crisis while University Center links to century policy studies.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Princeton
Krock
Princeton University
Krek
New York Times
Times
Washington
Stock Market Falls Sharply On Viet News
NY AP reports a sharp early fall after a fresh Viet Nam cease fire proposal. Heavy trading dragged most sections down including aerospace, airlines, electronics, steels, motors, rails, and chemicals. Boeing, Douglas, and United Aircraft slid over 2 points. McDonnell down. GM Ford and AMC slipped amid widespread declines.
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New York
Viet Nam
Aerospace
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
McDonnell Aircraft
Eastern
National Airlines
Yost
Delta Airlines
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Polarskd
Jones & Saugalin
American
Thurmont Borough To Recycle Christmas Trees Jan 4
Town workers will collect discarded trees from curbs on January 4 starting at 7 a.m. The trees will be burned at 7 p.m. at the Little League park as part of Cub Scout Pack 270 project.
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Hurmont
Little League
First Mass in Esperanto Held in Mexico City
AP reports at St Hipolite temple Mexico City the first Roman Catholic Mass officiated in Esperanto the universal language. Floyd Gatrell, maintenance man at Antietam National Battlefield Site, Sharpsburg, received a superior performance award for duties and adaptation to mechanized equipment plus a financial bonus.
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Mexico City
St. Hipolite Temple
Floyd Gatrell
Antietam National Battlefield Site
Sharpsburg
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U. S. Vice Press
Rush S. Rinehart
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Muir
Roads Bulletin
Thomas Rainey Jr
Bessie Reeder
Mary Barnum
Mary Winifred Barnum
W. Bethel Sr
Ebenezer Ame
James H. Robinson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Watson
Mary Hoopengardener Hancock
Mary Rita Hendershot
Hoopengardener
William A. Hoopengardener
Lake Mary
Sanford Hospital
Florida
Fulton County
Patience Hixon Hendershot
Mancock Red
Bruce Henldershot
Buck Valley Christian Church
Eugene ‘Hoopengardener
Sis‘ters
Emma Hendershot
Hancock Rfd
Deloing Kestner
Chase, Md
James Hendershot
Walter Twigg
Robert Nalley
Patinee Hendershot
Hanscock
William A. Nave
Mrs
Anna Bell Snapp
Anna Bell
Milliken
Snapp
Route 2
Huyetts Crossroads
John H. Snapp
Isaac M. and
Bertha (Young) Milliken
Christ Reformed Church
Charles M
Gladys W. Snapp
Harry L. Milliken
Eugene Leniz
Law
Renee Strunk
DALY
Sandial Sar Sen Bee
Paca Eat
Bei
D.C
Arthur Krock
Viet News
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffete
Oneida
Oneidacraft
Uesting
Christ
Charles M. Crowe
Willmette, Il
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Ed Williams
Arthur Murray
Nancy Saunders
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