Prospect Gloomy For Vietnam Victory in 1967 Analysis
Saigon report by Peter Arnett evaluates U.S. and allied standing at the start of 1967 against 1966. It notes higher casualties, a larger enemy force of about 280,000, limited progress, and growing doubts about a quick victory. Pacification efforts expand, U.S. funding exceeds 70 million dollars, and Marine and Vietnamese forces shift roles amid heavy fighting in highlands, plateaus, and coastal areas.
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United States
Vietnam
Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Vietnam
Jeinam
U.S
Mekong River
Dette
Viet
Nnam
Sagion
Cholou
William C. Westmoreland
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area remain in focus
Multiple death notices from the Hagerstown Maryland region appear, detailing survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Names include Dorothy E. Jones, Delosier, Crider, Dagmar Skoog, and McCoy, with ages, addresses, family relations, church affiliations, and service details listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hancock
Betty L. MeeCoy
Columbia St
Cumberland
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Llgyd Vier
Hagerstown
Romulus
Mich
Navella Vier
Wayne, Ich
Pickets protest at St Patrick’s Cathedral over Vietnam remarks
Eight theater group members wearing black hoods and disfigured masks picketed St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. A demonstrator set a white bloodstained doll on the steps during evening picketing, police removing it as a spokesman tied the act to Christ’s Nativity and wartime wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Ahd
Teletype Card From Hagerstown Barracks Displayed
A photograph by Dave Litzenburg features Harold Robertson, a Hagerstown barracks clerk, with a piece of normal teletype copy crafted by delicate spacing of the machine's X letter, illustrating personalized greetings by eastern shore posts.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Youths Apprehended After Wild Pursuit
A lengthy eastward chase ended near Mount Alto after Waters led authorities from Hagerstown through Route 997 toward Chambersburg, with rapid interagency coordination from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Waters halted when Trooper Brown blocked Route 7, and the four youths were arrested after a break in at the Interstate Shell station during the pursuit.
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Mount Allo
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
AL Bhunberg
Powers
Brown
Fredocks
Waynesboro
Yrooper
Water’s Auto
Water
Maryland
Jek
Aas
John
Washington County Citizens Committee Denies Ad Backing Freedom
The Washington County Citizens Committee denies any link to an ad titled Freedom that appeared in the Morning Herald and Daily Mall. Chairman Don Evans says the ad does not reflect his group and claims no authorization or knowledge of the Citizens for Tax Relief or related posts.
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Washington County
Washington County Citizens Committee
Howtizens
Evans
Morning Herald
Daily Mall
Don Evans
Fice Pox
Cizens Committee
All Protective Association
Varia Fzens Committee
Citizens For Tax Relief
Association of the Citizens For Tax
Citizens For Tax Relief Committee
Auto Industry Reels In Second Best Sales Year
The 1966 auto market posted its second best year in sales and production amid safety debates. Presidents, industry leaders, and Ralph Nader pushed for tougher standards while auto makers urged more time to meet proposed rules.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Auto Industry
President
Johnson
Ralph Nader
Congress
Williams Madden
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Car
Ford
Chrysler
American Mealors
General Motors
Tito Frees Yugoslav Critic of Communism
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Tito freed Milovan Djilas once vice president and heir apparent famed for criticizing communism. Djilas, 55, was in his fourth year of an eight year eight month sentence for disclosing state secrets. His release follows a decree by the republic president.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Milovan Dillas
J Tito
Dillas
Djilas
Ctlose
Milovan Djilas
Bjilas
Asl
Aleksander Rankovic
Communist Party
Penn Central Merger Delays Could Endorsement Risk
Washington reports that Penn Central and New York Central urge the Supreme Court to overturn an Oct. 4 ruling amid potential delays in the three judge district court. They argue the merger would save about 80 million and improve service while the Justice Department supports public interest but seeks adjustments and the opponents warn prolonged delays could kill the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsyl
Ision
Pennsylvania Andvania
New Jersey
New York Central
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
New York
Tower Court
TCG
ICC
Justice Department
Penn-Central
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Dorothy E. Jones
Dorothy Fe, Jones
Engar
Jones
Kuhn Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Nathan J. Amt
Catherine Zimmer Souders Sr
Grace Brethren Church
Kathy Sue
Alice Sweigert
Doris Thomas
Hangerstown
Elva Byrne
Meryldian
Jobie Janes
Carlisle
Edgar E. Jones
Donald EB. Jones
Nathan J. Souders Sr
Keodysville
Richard W. Souders
Howard B. Souders
Susan J. Couch
Washington, D.C
Richard Mahler
Philadelphia
Albert Raiich
Oxon Hill
Router Funeral Home
Stobert
Collitt
Rest Haven Cemetery
Harry Jr. Delosier
Harry F. Delosier
Willard Street
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Willian
Sarah Margaret Wolier Detosi
VEW Post No
Hagerstosyn
Russell C. Delosier
Wallace. S. Delosier
Bath
Hagersto
William A. Delosier
Baltimore
Francis Falkrney
Russell Print
Opal M. Delosier
Clay Miller
Lancedown
Edward Bruce
Dundalk
Rest Haven
John E. Ewald
Harbaugh's
Midvale
William R. Crider
Willam BR. Crider
Pen Mar
Petersburg
Frick Company
Blanche Ray Grider
Omar R. Hawbaker
Lester Wallech
Chambershurs
Clarebee A. Crist
Wesley Crist
Dale Lewis
Sharpsburg
Icie Logear
Friendsville
Gertie Ours
Netlie Sids
Metersburg
We Va
Dolly Crider
Foam Poo Funeral Home
Glenn L. Stahl
Mt View Cemetery
Dagmar Skoog
Dagmar A. Skoog
Woodland Drive
Garlock
Sweden
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
James Skoug
Francis J. Young
Minnich Funeral Home
Monady
Edward P. Heinze
Betty L. McCoy
Lloyd Vier
Dora E. Mowry
Bora B. Mowry
Manse Rd
Wiliam R. Mowey
Blairsville
Addie K.ane George Richardson
Derry
Valleria Ridley
Elizabeth Toberts
Natrona Heights
Russell K Richardson
Warner Robins
Sis
Tactical Air Command
Roebing Air Force Base
Propeller Linsley Funeral Home
Burla
Berry
Aps
Margaret D. Dowd
Margaret Delva Meah
Harry Gross Daub
Tactical Airlift Apert Sr
Prospect SL
Southeast Asia
Vospital
Warter Robins
Fairchild i
Celepe Studenta
Washington County Free Library
Dabbie Baer
John Baer
Ine Hay
Denson Universally
Gina Haimes
Mount Hollyoke Calle
June Gledfettar
Fairchild
Robins Base
James Martin Maguire
Evans’ Citizens Committee
Freedom’ Ad
Haddon
Vienam
Ray Abernethy
American Motors
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Lincoln-Mercury
Chevrolet
Robert Anderson
Pares
Penn Central
Central Hearing Service
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