Operation Masher Viet Nam toll exceeds one thousand
U S air cavalrymen and South Vietnamese forces report more than 1000 enemy killed or captured as Operation Masher continues near Bong Son and Ben Thuy. Allied losses include 281 wounded and 57 Americans killed or missing. Air and sea patrols press the war into northern coastal plains and border areas. High weather limits crashes and fire. Asian ground units key in the fighting near Vinh and Cambodian frontier.
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Thomas A. Reboy
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ton Masher
Bong. Son
Vietnam
Viet U.S
7Th Fleet
Guam
Ben Thuy
South China Sea
Vinh
Cambodia
Hanoi
Obituary notices list several local residents
Edward Trone Schinder 30 of Hagerstown died en route to a hospital. John Overman brother of Ada and Nel Overman of Hagerstown. funeral in Stanley. Louis A. Snyder 53 of Armstrong Avenue died at Newton D. Baker Hospital after three years illness. Margare t Sterner widow of Lloyd Sterner Boonsboro died at Washington County Hospital. Donald C. Lushbaugh 58 of Pompano Beach formerly Hagerstown died at Holy Cross Hospital Fort Lauderdale. Gregory Lynn Ressegger 1 month old of 53 Elizabeth Street died at Washington County Hospital. Funeral details and survivors listed with various relatives and churches. Funeral homes include Rouzer and Rest Haven. services in Stanley, Funkstown, and Waynesboro areas.
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Edward Trone Schinder
Pine Street
Ada Flegal
Nel
Onjtie Ovelman
Hagers
Punkstown
John Overman
Ruth Tranejuary
Stanley
Schindel
Edward
Hagerstown
Te Sekaber
Sit
Paul'e ‘Tatheran
Funks
Tuestown
Funkstown Fire Co
Eagles Club, Inc
Waynesboro
Mack Trucks
Pinkerton Agency
Phyllis Kerfoot Schindel
Jacqueline Schindel
Phillip
Thomas
Robert
Doris Doornberger
Jeanette Hoffman
Orlando
Rouzer
Gregory Lynn Resseger
Elizabeth St
Washington County Hospital
Joseph and
Dorothy Hetzel Resseger
Hag
Margaret Sterner
Margaret Lee Sterner
Lloyd E. Sterner
North Main Street
Boonsboro
Donald C. Lushbaugh
North Federal Highway
Middletown
Pompano Beach
Fla
Frank Hagerstonian
Lydia Smith Alexander
Holy Cross Hospital
Fort
Trinity
Prayer text from W Dale Oldham for Christian Brotherhood Hour
prayer request prayer today asks for guidance in praying with a heart of love and selfless desires for neighbor and to act to help answer petitions in Jesus name Anderson Indiana executive director quoted in Christian Brotherhood Hour story
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W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Area Deaths in Thurmont and Myersville
Linnie May Fogle 85 widow of Edgar A Fogle died at home after a three week illness in Thurmont She was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and Ladies Bible Class Survived by daughters Margaret Fogle and Mrs H Spangler Funeral at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont Saturday 11 a m Interment United Brethren Cemetery Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p m Carroll L D Harshman 64 died in Myersville He was a retired mechanic with Remsburgs Transportation Co and member of the Myersville Church of the Brethren Survived by wife Naomi Keller Harshman one brother two sisters Funeral from Bittle Funeral Home Myersville Friday 2 a m Interment United Brethren Church Cemetery Myersville Flower donation request to American Cancer Society
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Louis A. Snyder
Armstrong Avenue
Newton D. Baker Hospital
William R
Margaret Gray Snyder
Meyers Brothers
West Washington Street
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown High School
St. John's College
Annapolis
Frances Meyers Snyder
Susan Gray Snyder
Rest Haven Funeral
Lawrence N. Strunk
Rest Haven
Fowers
St. Mary's High School
Florida
Hagerstown
St Mary's Catholic Church
Lota Mae Kauffman Lushbaugh
Robert Garlock
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Lloyd A. Sterner
Baltimore
Lawson
Alexander
Boonsboro
East Funeral Home
George H. Kline
Thurmont
Linnie May Fogle
Edgar A. Fogle
Lewis and
Margaret. Freeze Keefer
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Bible Class
Ae, Laughters
Margaret Fogle
Or H. Spangfter
Creager Funeral Home
Elmer R. Andrews
Bernard E. Fogle
United Brethren Cemetery
Myersville
Carroll LD. Harshman
John F
Annie Harshman
Church of the Brethren
Remsburgs Transportation Co
Braddock Heights
Naomil Keller Harshman
J. Herman Harshman
Middletown
Ruth Harshman
Frederick
Maurice T. Guyton
Burkittsville
Bittle
Herman L. Basilies
Monroe J. Shearer
United Brethren Church
Len
American Cancer Society
Snowfall slows efforts to return to normal
Snow continues to hinder recovery as Washington County roads remain blocked and fuel deliveries lag. Post from Hagerstown notes limited routes, fuel oil trains, and open roads with snowbound boxes. schools postpone opening and bids for a center are rescheduled. Weather observers report 1½ to 3 inches of snow with cold temps, while city crews clear driveways and plan extra school days. A robin at a yard feeder adds a rare bright spot amid disruptions.
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Washington County Council of
Ptas
William Brish
Brisb
Vocational - Technical Center
Stock Market Dips Amid Irregular Trading
New York stocks moved irregularly lower in heavy trading as American Telephone slipped to another 1965 66 low and a broad market retreat appeared underway.
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New York
American Telephone
Frick Company Wins Patent 8,266,947 for Freez-Pak Tunnel Freezer
U S patent number 8,266,947 was issued on January 4, 1966 to the Frick Company for a Freez Pak Tunnel Freezer. Co inventors include William J Wakatsuki Moshe Y Dreksler and former Frick employee Donald W Christiansen.
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U.S
Frick Company
William J. Wakatsuki
Moshe Y. Dreksler
Frick
Donald W.christiansen
Army helicopter crash on rescue mission in Maryland
An Army helicopter crashed during a rescue mission in Norrisville Maryland early today. The pilot Maj HL Beecher Dierder, 34, of the Army Arsenal at Edgewood, was killed. A crewman named Caldwell was treated for minor injuries at Kirks Army Hospital in Aberdeen.
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Norrisville
APJ
HL Beecher Dierder
Army Arsenal
Edgewood
Caldwell
Kirks Army Hospital
Aberdeen
Kremlin Probe Signals Possible Split With China
Soviet informants said the letter leaked to the press may be a basic document from party leaders addressing Sino Soviet tensions and US relations. The message reportedly targets China’s stance on Vietnam and urges closer alignment with the United States, with Brezhnev and Kosygin cited as key signatories.
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Henry 5
Bradsher
Pevele
Acneeeg
Moscow
Eri Ni Hed
U.5
China
Soviet Union
Breshsev
Preshier Alexeij
Observ
Cooperstes
United
N. Kosygin
Nikitalev
Leonid
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
United States
U.S. Imperial Party
Johnson Seeks Global Health and Education Funding
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize 524 million dollars to support international health and education efforts. He urged mobilizing 100000 volunteers from allied nations to participate in antipoverty programs and to eradicate malaria and smallpox through global vaccination and expanded health diplomacy. The plan includes a national health career service and sending health experts to aid international missions.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Peace Corpr
United States
Hemis
Africa
Asia
Church Camp Snowed In Near Jefferson Md
The Mariu Badge Church Camp in Frederick County near Jefferson is snowed in. Thirty children and two adults staying there were to return Sunday afternoon. Camp director Philip Brohawa said supplies of food and fuel are ample and noted schools are closed, so there is no emergency as they wait it out.
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Jefferson
Frederick County
Philip Brohawa
Medicare Talk To Be Given By Gov't Man
John Colao labor liaison of the Social Security Administration will address Central Maryland Labor Council members at 7 30 p m Monday Feb 14 on Medicare. The second floor meeting is at Western Enterprise Fire Hall and retired union members are invited. Colao is president of a union local for eight years and the event is under National Council of Senior Citizens Inc with Unit No 97 of the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees sending an invitation. A regular meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colao
Social Security Administration
Central Maryland Labor Council
Medicare
Western Enterprise Fire Hall
Colao
National Association of
The
National Council of Senior Citizens, Inc
Frick Chairman Named President of General Waterworks
Jona M. Seabrook, longtime Frick Company chairman in Waynesboro Pennsylvania since 1959, is chosen president of General Waterworks Corporation of Philadelphia. He remains Frick chairman and a director of several firms while Howard Butcher III becomes chairman of General Waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona M. Seabrook
Frick Company
Waynesboro
General Waterworks Corporation
Philadelphia
Seabrook
Frick
New York Central Railroad
New Jersey Bell Telephonic Company
International Utilities Corporation
Howard Butcher
Hocker Activity In Election Set
Irvin Kovens, a former Baltimore political leader, says George Hocker will be active in the Democratic campaign this year. He states Hocker asked him last fall to handle the financial end so Hocker could work behind the scenes and was working on a deal to back Attorney General Thomas Finan's probable gubernatorial bid.
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Baltimore
Irvin Kovens
George Hocker
Hocker
Kovens
Tawes
Atty
Thomas Finan
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