Ho Chi Minh's Role in Viet Nam Peace March and Rival China
An AP Special Correspondent outlines Ho Chi Minh's position amid Sino Soviet tensions. The piece discusses Truong Chinh's rising influence in Hanoi, Moscow's backing, and Peking's counter moves. It weighs the potential path to peace through a complex power struggle within Vietnamese and international communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander N. Shelepin
Hanoi
Chinh
North i
Viet Nam National Assembly
Vet Kam
Truong Chinh
Dang Xian Khu
United States
Mao
U.S.S.R
East Asia
Ho Chi Minh
China Main
Interna
U.S
S.R
Red China
Viet Nam
Heirarchy
Moscow
People's
Ple
Peking
Til Ho
Mulh
Red Viet Nam
China
Rushis
Sians
Mill
Rasei
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Southeast
Asia
Tax Deductions May Hit High Earners Harder
The proposed overhaul of the income tax withholding system could raise deductions for higher income earners while lowering them for the less affluent. It would replace a flat rate with one of three graduated rates, aligning withholding with actual tax. Treasury officials avoid details, but the plan aims to curb inflation and better match tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adren Cooper
Washington
Treasury
Obituaries for Charles Needy and Susan Stnyer in Boonsboro and Hagerstown
Charles Ellsworth Needy 80 of Boonsboro husband of Mary Griffith Needy died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital after a lengthy illness born White Hall son of the late David H Needy and Mary Griffin Needy a retired farmer he is survived by one grandson Ellsworth G Needy of Boonsboro two great grandsons and a sister Miss Ava G Needy he attended Mt Nebo U B Church funeral Sunday 1 30 p m at East Funeral Home burial Boonsboro Cemetery family receiving friends Saturday 7 to 9 p m Mrs Susan Mae Shank Stnyer 78 widow of Joseph Stnyer of 1200 Virginia Ave died Thursday at Martin Manor Nursing Home born at Maugansville daughter of the late John W and Susan Me linda House Jones lived in Hagerstown 50 years she is survived by one daughter Audrey L Martin Hagerstown three grandchildren nine great grandchildren one niece and one nephew burial Rest Haven Cemetery funeral services Saturday 2 p m at A K Coffman Funeral Home with Rev Cyril Fowler Mercersburg Pa officiating family receiving friends Friday 7 to 9 p m Rest Haven Funeral Chapel note Rests Haven location listed for viewing and services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Needy
Boonsboro
Charles Ellsworth Needy
Mary (Griffith) Needy
W. Main Sr
Washington County Hospital
White Hall
David H
Mary (Griffin) Needy
Mt. Nebo
U. B. Church
Ellsworth G. Needy
Susan Mae (Shank) Stnyer
Joseph Stnyer
Virginia Avenue
Martin Manor
Maugansville
John W
Susan Melinda (House) Jones
Hagerstown
Audrey L. Martin
John W. Kreps
George Washington Hospital
Silver Spring
Clear Spring
Harry S
Fannie Kreps
Keeps
Central Garage
Liagerstown
Helen
Snyder) Kreps
J. Willam Kreps
Humphrey Funeral Home
Georgia’ S Ave
Rest Haven Cemetery
Hegerstown
Kreps and Seville Obituaries Notice in Maryland
John W. Kreps, former Hagerstown resident, dies at George Washington Hospital Silver Spring after heart attack. Survived by wife Helen, son J William Kreps, two grandchildren. Graveside service in Rest Haven Cemetery Hagerstown. James C. Seville funeral set for Friday in Washington DC with interment at Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Seville
James
Washington, D.C
Haven Funeral
Jack J. Seville Jr
Haven
Death of Harper S Bonebrake in Waynesboro Pa
Harper S Bonebrake died suddenly at 7 15 am Thursday at his son Harper J Bonebrake s home in Waynesboro He was born at Roadside Rt 3 son of the late John and Catherine Miller Bonebrake He farmed at Shady Grove Ringgold and later at Roadside He was a member of Brethren Church of Wayne Heights Survived by children Mrs AL Grohl Niles Ohio Mrs James Rollins Chambersburg Pa Mrs Clifton S Hackersmith Hagerstown Harper J Bonebrake Waynesboro Four grandchildren one great grandchild and several brothers and sisters Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro Rev Samuel K Flordr officiating burial Burns Hill Cemetery Friends may call Friday 7 9 pm at the funeral home
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Harper S. Bonebrake
Waynesboro
Harper J. Bonebrake
Roadside
Rt. 3
John and
Catherine {Miller} Bonebrake
Shady Grove
Ringgold
Emma K
Minta
Hacgerstown
Ida Kauffman
Husweil Baumgardner
Blaine Boneblake
George Koons
Ralph Hess
Jacob Jonebrake
Vienna
Grove Funeral Home
Samuel K. Flora
Burns Hill Cemetery
Fueral
Live Nativity scene births lamb at Crowley church
Live Nativity organizers at First Methodist Church in Crowley Louisiana found a ewe had given birth to a lamb while inspecting the flock on Thursday morning. The surprise birth occurred during preparations for the Christmas pageant as shepherds tended the animals. Local officials confirmed the event at the church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
First Methodist Church
Fire at Prince Georges Plaza Levels Miles Shoes Shop
A three alarm blaze at Prince Georges Plaza in AYATTSVILLE Maryland caused over 500000 in damage. Fifteen fire companies battled flames confined mainly to Miles Shoes and Hechinger's while other stores suffered smoke and water damage. Miles Shoes stock was valued at about 100000 and Hechinger's estimated damage ranged up to 500000. The fire was under control by 915 am and likely started by a lighting fixture malfunction in the Miles store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayattsville
Prince Georges Plaza
Miles Shoes
Helenn Moore
Prince Georges County
Miles
Major Carson W. Mason II Promoted In Air Force
Major Carson W. Mason II of Cherry Tree Drive Hagerstown was promoted in the U S Air Force. A 1948 Hagerstown High School graduate he attended the University of Maryland before enlisting in 1950. He trained as an Aviation Cadet and graduated in 1953 serving in Okinawa Greenland and Langley AFB Virginia with the 48th Fighter Interceptor Squadron ADC. Mason has 18 years federal service with 13 years as a commissioned officer.
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Carson W. Mason II
Ww. Mason
Cherry Tree Drive
Hagerstown
U. S. Air Force
Hagerstown High School
Mason
University of Maryland
Air Force
Okinawa
Greenland
48Th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
ADC
Langley Afb
Rites Planned For Victims Of Train Collision
Funeral services are planned for a Pinesburg mother Leona Mae Palmer and her son Hollie Allen Palmer who died when their car was struck by a Western Maryland Railway freight train at Route 68 near Williamsport. The pair, on their way to work in Hagerstown, left no immediate relatives except one aunt. They were members of Pinesburg Mennonite Church. services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday with interment at the church cemetery. Caskets will not be opened. flowers were declined. Arrangements by Leaf Funeral Home.
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Pinesburg
Hollie Allen Palmer
Leona Mae Palmer
Maryland
Williamsport
Carter
Western Maryland Railway
Wil ‘Iamsport
Hagerstown
Lonnie’s
Frederick St
JSON
Martin's
Middleburg Pike
Wneles
Palmer
George Michael
Cornelia J. Corderman
Reuben Martin
Oliver Martin
Pinesburg Mennonite Church
Leaf Funeral Home
Stock Market Rises Amid Gains. Jail Sentence Suspended
New York stock markets opened higher with airlines and electronics leading advances as trading stayed active. Magistrate Strine suspended a five day jail term for Lloyd Kenneth Beard after a drunken incident, with warning of a harsher penalty if he returns. In other actions, Curtis Ray Fuller was fined for DUI and license suspension, while Roy Jack Mason received a sentence for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Fi
Boeing
General Dynamics
United
Douglas
Pan American World Airways
Washington County
Lloyd Kenneth Beard
Tro
American Airlines
Pennsylvania
Uly Donald L. Alton
Zenith
Beard's Point and Radio Corp
Sevsit Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Strine
Beard
String
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Curtis Ray Fuller
Fuller
Roy Jack Mason
Landale St
Prayer Today And Local Court Fines In Maryland Area
A reading from Washington County Jail records shows convictions for motor vehicle offenses while Magistrate Strine imposed sentences. Names include Janet Henrietta Saville, Robert Lee White, John E. Jones, Gary Wayne Newcomb, and Sandra Kay Poffenberger with fines from 10 to 35 dollars and costs. Cedars plan a New Year’s Eve ball at the Masonic Temple with Phil Young’s Orchestra. attendees include Cedars from Frederick, Cumberland, Chambersburg, Martinsburg, and Hagerstown. A closing prayer asks for divine guidance into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistate Strine
Mason
Janet Henrietta Saville
N. Mulberry St
Robert Lee White
W. Bethel St
Strine
John E. Jones
Chambersburg
Gary Wayne Newcomb
Falling Waters
W. Va
Sandra Kay Poffenberger
Sharpsburg
Cedars
Masonic Temple
Phil Young
Frederick
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Hegerstown
Cedara
Railroad Stocks Steady. Allegany Rises On Opening Trade
Pennsylvania Railroad held steady while New York Central edged up a fraction. Allegany Corp the holding company for Central climbed 1/4 to 13 1/2 on an opener of 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Allegany Corp
Central
Mother Seton Canonization Began In Vatican
The Vatican Congregation of Rites started the canonization cause of Elizabeth Bayley Seton founder of the Sisters of Charity of St Joseph who opened her first mother house in Baltimore She was a New York socialite converted to Catholicism in 1805 beatified by Pope John XXIII in 1963 and the process began Tuesday
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Vatican City
Vatican Congregation of Rites
Elizabeth Bayley Seton
Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph
Baltimore
Mother Seton
New York
John XXIII
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Rest Haven
HAY’, Inc
Penna, Ave
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D.C. Va
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Wen
Christ
Stuart LeRoy Anderson
Beveley
Calif
Parifie Schonl
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Naies
Vatican
Discotheque
Colonial Hotel
Earle's Drug Store
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