Northwest flood victims face harsh New Year
Northern California and Oregon endure heavy snow, rain, and floods as Weather Bureau warns the storm will persist through Friday. Rescue efforts continue for isolated communities in Klamath National Forest and the Salmon River area while thousands struggle without power or water.
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Oregon
Californ
Idaho
Nevada
Weather Bureau
California
Klamath Natonal Forest
Sony
Yreka
Civil Defense
Bill Lawle
Sowle
Nia
California-Oregon
Sint
Siskiyou
Eurekaltains
Red Cross
Belj
Hoo
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Lion
Obituary notices from Leitersburg and surrounding areas
Local obituaries report the death of Williamy Robert Morningstar 73 of Leitersburg at Wayneshore Hospital after a short illness He was born in Hopewell and lived in Leitersburg his entire life a retired farmer and member of several local groups His survivors include wife Mary Morningstar and multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services are planned at Bowzer Funeral Home with burial at Lutheran Church Cemetery Leitersburg Other notices include Annie Sullivan Tenang 71 of W North Street and Baldwins 76 of Route 2 with brief survivor lists and forthcoming funeral arrangements The notices span local churches auxiliary groups and funeral homes with details on services and burial locations
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Williamy Robert Morningstar
Lelersburg
Wayneshore
Hopewell
George and
Mary K.leitery Morningster
Lfe
Leitersburg
Tattheran Church
Knights of Phylhsis
Waynesboro
Richard
George
Hagerstown
Charles
Homestead
Bowzer
Donald Warrenfelte
Lutheran Church Cemetery
Troweley
Annie Sullivan Tenang
North St
Ingleh
Eto
Eheyorere A.M.E. Church
Imeraeen Legion Ladies
Lidry
Soifani
Ebneral
Prayer for the New Year by Reverend Burns
A devotional note from Atlanta Georgia pastor Reverend Herbert W Burns. He offers a New Year blessing asking for steadfast duty and loyalty to Christ and for Gods grace to sustain the days ahead. The writer invokes the Lord as Gall and Thine and seeks continued faith throughout the coming year.
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Gaul
Christianny Litis
Stock Market Resumes Rally Across Sectors
New York stock market reopened its rally with industrials advancing on broad front. Major gainers included IBM and Eastman Kodak with points and fractions added by several sectors. Gold miners lagged with Homestake and Dame Mines down modestly amid mixed overall performance.
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New York
Ralay
Antag
Hearly
Dame
IBM
U.S
Polaroid
Union Cactide
Dis Pont
Eastman Kodak
International Harvest
Damage suit seeks 109000 for Elkton plane crash
Me and Mrs Henry S Berry of Elkton sue Anne Arundel County Circuit Court for 109000 in damages claiming injuries and property loss from a Pan American jetliner crash near Elkton on December 8 1963. Butler Aviation Fripndship Inc named defendant for alleged fuel usage under dangerous weather and equipment conditions. A related federal suit seeks nearly 21 million for 19 victims of the crash at Baltimore Friendship International Airport.
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Annapolis
Henry S. Berry
Elkton
Anne Arundel County
Berry
Butler Aviation Fripndship
Iinc
Ein. Ployes
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Johns Hopkins Plans New Graduate Research Center
Johns Hopkins Medical School will build a nine story doctoral research center with a 750 seat auditorium in Baltimore. Completion is scheduled for late 1966. The project includes a 2.5 million dollar grant from the U.S. Public Health Service with remaining funds to be privately raised.
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Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University
Mediical School
U.S. Public Health Service
Youth for Christ Leader Will Speak in Leitersburg
Southern States Area vice president Rev Willie Foote of Youth for Christ International will address the public at 8 p.m. January 2 in Leitersburg Orange Hall. Foote, once an assistant to the youth director, helped build the Kansas City club and aided college program growth in Minneapolis. The Mason-Dixon Youth for Christ sponsors his visit.
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Willie Foote
Southern States
Youth For Christ International
Leitersburg Orange Hall
Youth For Christ Club
Kansas
City Ie
Fl’ Nowing College
Minneapolis
Foote
Mason-Dixon
Youth For Christ Organization
Nasser faces tighter food aid as U S may cut UAR aid
Soviet Deputy Premier Shelepin met Nasser in Cairo after a 1 day visit and warned Egypt that Soviet food aid could be reduced if Washington ends support. U S officials said food shipments to Egypt could be scaled back while stating the United States would seek full value for its aid. Nasser pressed for continued shipments as Soviet leaders signaled realism about economic aid and agricultural needs.
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Nasser
United States
Roy Essoyan
Shelepin
Moscow
Jumro
Jamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
United Arab
Alex
Ander Shelepin
Sremlin
Aira
Khrushchev
Shelpein
Port
Soviet Union
Agricultan
United Hare
Candidate upset by story of his death
Madiston candidate John Hi. O'Lexey denounces an Anne Arundel County weekly for reporting his death by heart attack, saying sympathy cards flood him and voters may doubt his candidacy. He is running for the county council to be chosen on May 28.
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Jessup
Mad
John Hi. O'Lexey
Anne Arundel County
O'Lexey
The
View County Council
Brother Dies Then Sister Then Mother in Tragic Christmas
In Louisville Kentucky a man named Alban dfes died of a heart attack in his apartment on Christmas Day. His sister Gertrude Bauer collapsed and died at his home. A three year old niece, Marda Bell Russ, fell en route to view the body, fracturing her chin. Mrs. Ross died Wednesday in Louisville hospital.
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Louisville
Hue
Alban
Gertrude Bauer
Marda Bell Russ
Johnson urges Soviet leaders to strengthen world peace
President Johnson told Kosygin and Mikoyan in a New Year message that urgent work remains to extend world peace. He advocated verifiable nuclear freezes, a cutoff of fissile weapons, and safeguards for peaceful nuclear power, while noting no official greeting exchange.
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Karl R. Bauman
Johnson
ITY, Tex
Alexei N. Kosygin
Anastas 1. Mikoyan Johnson
Timdt
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Austin
Boonsboro Plans Sewing Training at Local School
Boonsboro will host a sewing training program starting January 14 for women in the area. The class, run with the Board of Education and Londontown plant support, aims to prepare trainees for industrial sewing jobs on London Fog raincoats. Capacity is 40 with 48 weeks of instruction, two daily sessions from 4 to 7 pm and 7 to 10 pm, Monday through Friday.
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London Fog
Boonsboro
Londontown
Washington
Swith
County Board of Education
Boonsbore
Pire Hall
Board of Education
Boonsboro Project
Mary-Island Department of Employment
China
Japan
Helto
United States
Boonsbara
Area Deaths in Greencastle and Waynesboro Regions
Local notices report Theo dore Calvin Gaver of Greencastle dying at Fairney-Keedy Memorial Home. Survived by wife Gertrude L. Gaver and son Kenneth C. Gaver, with connections to Evangelical Lutheran Church and Men’s Bible Class. Also Gray Gearka H West of Waynesboro dies at 78 after heart attack at sister in law’s home. Burial planned, with survivors including wife Leila and son Clyde G. West. William Allen Whistler, formerly of Greencastle, dies at Messiah Home Harrisburg after a career as contractor and builder. services to be held at Grove Funeral Home with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Anna Laviise McNamet
Hubert J, McNamee
Lappans
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Middletown
Charles O
Af Dubel Wise
Hoonshora,t
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Women of the Mouse Lodge No
Agers. Own
Bray (Barr) Simons
N. Simmons
Mons
San Tafael
Cal
St. John's Episcopal Church
Albert Lucas
Stuart Rushong
Frank W. Mist
Marvey H. Howse’ Jp
Victor Miller Jr
John V. Jamison Ard
David W
Greencastle
Theodore Calvin Gaver
Fairney - Keedy Memorial
Boonsboro
George W. Gaver
Evangelical Lutheran, Church
Church Council
Gertrude L. (Cooper) Gaver
Pahiney - Keedy
Kenneth IC. Gaver
Robey E. Thomas
Rest Haven
Waynesboro
Gearka H. West
Ringgold St
Pam
Ernest H. West
Church St
West
Harry
Mary (Yeager) West
Waynesegao
William Allen Whistler
Fairview Ave
Messiah
Harrisburg
Abraham
Whislet
Grovetor
Elwood
Christ
Green Hill
Jery
Roy 'E
Waynes-leral
Bary Young
Japan vows support for United States amid threats
Premier Sisaku Sala tells AP Japan will stand beside the United States, ignoring threats from Chinese communists or any Asian agitators. The interview stresses firm alliance and commitment to peace amid regional tensions in 1985.
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Kyo
Japan
United States
Sisaku Sala
Associated Press
Report on Business for the Year 1964 A 1130
A concise yearly business report outlines performance metrics for the year 1964 including revenue figures, profit margins, and key market developments. It highlights major corporate actions, productivity changes, and organizational shifts impacting financial outcomes for the period.
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