Kennedy denies bringing Europe peace feelers
Senator Robert Kennedy says he did not bring peace feelers from Europe and told President Johnson that French contacts with Hanoi could be meaningful. He notes European officials are more flexible and that a pause in bombing might be extended, stressing that talks must aim for a real settlement.
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Sen. Kennedy
Europe
Jack Bell
Washington
Robert IF. Kennedy
Johnson
Hanoi
Kennedy
White House
Newsweek Magazine
New York
Nicholas Katzenbach
Charles Dé Gaulle
Dr. Mary E. Bowen Dies After Six Weeks Ill
Dr. Mary E. Bowen 53 pediatrician with Washington County Health Dept since 1963 died Monday after a six weeks illness from a fall at her home. Born in St. Louis she was daughter of Mrs Bessie Axe Bowen and the late L Roy Bowen. Survived by sister Ruth Mueller. Funeral home removed body. services set Friday at Hoffmeiser Colonial Mortuary St. Louis. Burial in Dalhalla Cemetery, St. Louis.
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Mary E. Bowen
Washington County Health Dept
Oak Hill Ave
St. Lewis
Bessie Axe Bowen
St. Louis
L. Roy Bowen
First Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Ruth Mueller
Reuzer Funeral Home
Hoffmeiser Colonial Mortuary
Chippewa
Dalhalla Cemetery
Local Obituary Highlights From Boonsboro and Hagerstown
Obituary notices report the deaths of Lillian Annan Mie of 204 Gay Street killed after a long illness at Washington County Hospital and Jack Ambrase 76, a Hagerstown plumber who died suddenly. Other notices list Marshall F. Ambrase, Susan Beaver, Floyd Beaver, and June R. Spong among survivors, with funeral services scheduled at East and Norment Funeral Homes and burial plans in Boonsboro and Brown's Cemetery.
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Brown's Art Cemetery
Marion
Norment Funeral
Marshall F. Ambrase
Marshall F
Jack) Ambrase
Hagerstown
Ambrose
John and
Samantha Smith Ambrase
Ellen Utterback
Magerstown
Rest Haven
Roy Nelson Beaver
South Street
South Street, Husband of Mra
Laverne EF. Rohrbaugh
Susan Nora (Hykes) Beaver
Futon County Hospital
Neral
Frankiinsle
County
Jode
Hannah Cordell Beaver
Prayer Today for Love and Brotherhood in Miami
A faith message from Neil Wyrick Jr of Palmetto Presbyterian in Miami urges flooding the market with love and fostering brotherhood. The note asks followers to act with compassion, listen to neighbors, oppose violence and apathy, and spread care as the cornerstone of a better social order in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Neil Wyrick, Jr
Miami
Sminister
Palmetto Presbyterian Church
Ruritan Heads Set Meeting In Pinesburg
Pinesburg Ruritan Club president George Teach calls an executive board meeting for 7 p.m. Monday February 13 in the club building. Newly appointed committee heads are urged to attend to map out civic projects for the year. The juvenile delinquency program originally scheduled for February 11 at 7 p.m. has been postponed to a later date.
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George Teach
Pinesburg Ruritan Club
Teach
Atomic bomb breakthrough sparks mixed signals from Japan
Amid reports from Notre Dame and University audiences, Dr Edward Teller described Japan’s surrender as near as atomic weaponry shifts imply. The father of the hydrogen bomb said the world now has a hydrogen bomb and that decisions around its use carry heavy consequences.
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Ry Bend
Japan
Johnson seeks Senate ratification of outer space peace treaty
President Johnson asks the Senate to ratify the outer space peace treaty signed by the United States, the Soviet Union, Great Britain and nearly 80 nations. He called the occasion January 27 an inspiring moment in human history.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Powell says no forum in Congress for charges
Adaming Powell said there is no ready made forum in Congress for charges against Powell or other members. Vernon Thomson of Wisconsin told a reporter that if charges are brought by a nine man committee into irregular actions, it would be for House members to investigate.
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Washington
Adaming Powell
Clayton Powell
Vernon W. Thomson
Congress
Wis
House
Powell
Johnson proposes tax sharing to fund crime war
Washington AP reports Republican Leader Gerald Ford and President Johnson discussed a plan to finance crime-fighting efforts through federal tax sharing. The idea would allocate about 50 million dollars next year and possibly 300 million in 1969 to aid states and cities in the nationwide effort.
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Washington
Gerald
Johnson
Don Ford
Malaria Strain Threatens U.S. Troops in Vietnam
Navy report says a malaria strain immune to common drugs is spreading via mosquitoes in Vietnam, with slow-flying planes delivering medicines to residents. The disease has already hit thousands of American personnel and threatens more over the next two years.
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San Francisco
Vietnam
Navy
Being Fat Is An Agony Says Medical Experts
Arlington Texas AP report on obesity experts describing fat as a social agony. Experts at an obesity seminar warned that excess weight leads to despair as individuals feel watched and judged, noting harmful dieting pressures and psychological strain.
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Arlington
Tex
San
Market Down Storm Delays Opening in New York
New York markets opened late as blizzard conditions snarled traffic delaying the New York Stock Exchange by 15 minutes to 10:15. The American Stock Exchange started trading on time with mixed results as Xerox fell more than a point and several majors including Sears Roebuck Raytheon GE Pfizer and Montgomery Ward posted fractional losses.
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NEW York
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Xerox
Sears, Roebuck
Raytheon
American Telephone
Internatonal Nickel
General
Area Deaths Dean William Bowie
Morgantown West Virginia area obituary for Dean William C Bowie 60 head of Manongshela Convocation of the Episcopal Church died at a Morgantown hospital after a week in hospital following surgery He previously pastored Christ Episcopal Church Clarksburg since 1953 A former newspaperman in Wheeling and Point Pleasant native of Brunswick Maryland he served as associate dean of St Pauls Cathedral Detroit He is survived by wife Anita Hite Bowie three sons and a daughter.
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William Bowie
Morgantown
W. Va
William C. Bowie
Manongshela
Episcopal Church
Dean Bowie
Christ Episcopal Church
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Point Pleasant
Brunswick
St. Paul's Cathedral
Detroit
Mich
Anita Hite Bowie
Why Americans Grow Obese Says Harvard Professor
Dr. Jean Mayer of Harvard University argues obesity stems from an easy lifestyle. Americans drive instead of walk, eat steak twice daily, and have eggs for breakfast. He notes many prefer TV to activity, contributing to a weight crisis and associated health risks.
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Jean Mayer
Harvard University
School of Public Health
U.S
Morganthau Ex Treasury Secretary Dies at 75
Henry Morgenthau Jr., longtime secretary of the treasury under FDR, died at 75 after a long illness in Poughkeepsie at Vassar Brothers Hospital. He served from 1934 to 1945, guiding war finance and foreign policy debates, including plans later controversial in Truman's presidency.
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Poughkeeelie, N
Henry Morgenthau Jr
the Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Vassar Brothers Hospital
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Albert Gallatin
Janan
Truman
Germany
Quebec
Potsdam
Britain
Sayie Union
Military Dereliction Accusations Hit U.S. Air Security
Senate Armed Services Chair Richard Russell criticized the Pentagon for derelictions in guarding U S air fields and ammunition dumps in Vietnam. He cited gaps in bunker separation of parked planes and questioned airfield security despite U S guards at depots. Pentagon figures show 550 planes lost on airstrips or outside Vietnam, worth about 500 million dollars.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Vietnm
Russell
Pentagon
U. S
Southeast Asia
Georgia Democrat
Vietnam
Three Children Die Trapped in Fridge in Garage
LA HABRA Calif AP Thee children suffocated when trapped in an up tight refrigerator in a garage. Willie Meeks 5 and two babysitting girls Ladian a Highbaugh 4 and Wanda 3 were found dead after mother recovered from surgery. Mrs Meeks reported the children missing Monday at 10 15 am and police were called after a three hour search.
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LA Habra
Calif
Iley Meeks
Willie
Ladianna Highbaugh
Wanda
Shouting Mobs Demonstrate Against Soviet
In Beijing crowds of Chinese protesters sparked after police actions in Moscow, entering the Soviet Embassy for the 12th straight day. CTK reports warn of safety concerns for Soviet citizens abroad as diplomats return from the airport amid renewed rioting.
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Moscow
Peking
C.T.K
Tadashi Nogami
Asahi Shimnun
China
Soviet Union
Scribbled OCR Tale From The Associated Press Dispatches
Fragmented text appears to be a garbled OCR of an Associated Press dispatch. It references a price line, dates, and names in a hurried, unreadable form with mentions of Carrie and Bealy BL. Vie NY. It lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a fuller news item.
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Carrie
Bealy
Vie NO
Penne
Associated Press
Aurely
Jones
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