Student Association Leaders Fear Spy Tag On Overseas Activities
Washington AP report details the NSA and allied groups facing scrutiny over CIA ties to funding for foreign student programs. Leaders fear reputational damage as foundations linked to intelligence services support youth groups, including NSA activities in the South and international programs.
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John Beckler
Johnson Saill
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Sers
CIA
Johnson
CMA
Eugene Theroux
Therour
Ramparts Magazine
Ramparts
Names in the News recounts dramatic marriages and crimes
A collage of AP brief items reports film director Michelangelo Antonioni bond forfeiture over a late court case, Monica Witch denial, and an Indianapolis claim. Other notes describe Venice and Palm Beach weddings, a Canadian clerks’ effort, a New Mexico football-player bank capture, and a tea with Emperor Haile Selassie as Mayor Lindsay's son greets him.
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Michelangelo Antonioni
Tony
Stala
Chief Corporation
Monica Witch
J. D. Guyon
Miss Kitt
Momento Setaling
Indianapolis
Antonioni
England
Miss Vin
Tonient
West Palm Beach
Frs
Planta
Claude B. Vatican
Kirk
Erika Matfield
Witawa, Ont
Palm Beach County
Breakers
Palm
Beach
Action Friends Service
Comtee
Vietnam
Lester B. Pearson Donatetto
New York
John V. Lindsay Jr
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
John
Army Drops Military Serial Numbers For Social Security
Washington AP It Defense cle sure won't seem Ike the new Army officials said Thursday the Pentagon system will replace military serial numbers with Social Security numbers for personnel. Starting July 1 all recruits without a Social Security number will be issued one by the military before civilian service.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Army
Pentagon
Shce
Stock Market Declines Irregularly Amid Mixed Trading
NEW YORK AP report shows stock prices slipping irregularly early today with 5-to-3 losers over gainers. Industrial production fell for the largest month to month drop since October 1964, while Xerox IBM American Airlines and United Air Lines tumbled about 1 to 2 points. Colgate-Palmolive rose slightly following news of a possible National Biscuit merger.
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New York
Industral
Xerox
International Hamsther
IBM
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Colgate-Palmolive Roke
National Biscuit
South Viet Troops Report 100 Guerrillas Killed
South Vietnamese forces claimed to have killed about 100 guerrillas as Communists pressed a retreat from a major engagement. The clash involved South Vietnamese units supported by Korean Marines amid deteriorating conditions for the Viet Cong in the region.
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Robert D. Ohman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cay
Dean's List honors include 44 HSC students and others
A flood of names appears amid war reports and medical notes. The list highlights 44 Hagerstown Junior College students named to the Dean's List for academic achievement with others from Boonsboro High School and the Washington County Hospital School of Nursing also noted. Military action reports reference North Vietnamese casualties and U S air strikes, while a Mexican patient receives an artificial heart device before passing away.
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Hagerstown
Donald T. McNells
Chosme
Anne Tu
Helen J. Kline
Judy
Gardatr
Charles W. Fager Iml
Thomas L. Harrison
Domenic Hartley
Linda D. Bric Kee
Donna Mae Bhersole
Eunice R. Diller
Judy Elaine Abbott
Lew
Edward Baer
Candace Clutz
Weltson
R. C. Mumma
Linda R. Raffensberger
Gregory H. Stoner
Donna Westphal
Historia Ava Kent
Truth In Lending Legislation Praised
Washington AP reports Congressional supporters praise truth in lending proposals within President Johnson's consumer protection package. The measure would require simple explanations of interest rates on loans, though past efforts stalled. GOP Leader Ford questions workability. Sen Proxmire welcomes the emphasis on accurate borrower information.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ender
Smiley Burnette Dies Western Film Comic at 55
ENCINO California AP Smiley Burnette longtime comic star of western films died Thursday night at West Valley Hospital after a lengthy illness He was 55 A native of Summum Illinois he appeared on stage and in dozens of films beginning in 1934 His widow Dallas survives The couple lived near Stuy Madhya Pradesh India in a region marked by violence during a separate election report
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Catif
Smiley Burnette
West Valley’ S
Burnette
New Delhi
India
Bumette
Asgam State
Gene Aussy
Todle
Summum
Dallas
Stuy
Madhys Pradesh
Lasdlo City
Death notices recall Carrie Seuchefer Hull at 83
Mrs Carrie Seuchefer Hull 83 former Hancock resident and widow of Jacob Z Hull died Thursday at North Aindel Hospital Glen Burnie Md She lived with granddaughter Doris Smith in Glen Burnie for 10 years Survivors include sisters Rose Nya and Grace Powers a brother John Kefer six grandchildren ten great grandchildren and several aunts and nephews Funeral services Saturday 10 am Grove Funeral Home Hancock Rev Robert L Barnett Sr officiating.
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Carrie Seucheefer’ Hull
Han‘cock
Jacob Z. Hull
NorthAindel Hospital
Glen Burnie
Fulton County
Doris Smith
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Aleters
Rose Nya
Chambersbur
Grace Powers
Absecin
Miami Beach
Terman
Terry Sponder
Vic
Md Machine Plant Burglary Reported in Hagerstown
Police investigated a burglary at the Maryland Machine and Foundry building at 89 West Lee Street. A supervisor found the break between 4 p.m. Thursday and 4 a.m. today. Patrolman Harold Kline provided the details of the case.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Machine and Foundry
W. Lee St
Harold Kline
Kennedy Opposes Vietnam Bombing Policy in Speech Plan
Senator Robert F. Kennedy reportedly prepares to declare opposition to the Johnson administration's North Vietnam bombing policy. The Boston Globe cites sources indicating a forthcoming speech outlining views on all aspects of the war amid committee hearings into Adam Powell's finances and personal matters.
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Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.v
Jalinson
North Vietnam
Boston Globe
Washington
Kennedy
Carl P
Leubsdorf
Frank Mankiewicz
S Mrany
Adam Clayton
House
Nittee
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D.rep
Arch A. Moore
RAW
N.Y
Marjorie
Demittee
Powell
Adam
New York
Mao's Forces Reported Running Into Trouble
Reports from Tokyo by John Roderick say clashes in Tibet between Maoist supporters and opponents have left over 100 dead. Peking acknowledged Red Guard activity in Nachu Chamdo Lhasa and Darjeeling quoted divisions sent to Tibet to crush anti-Mao forces. Other dispatches claim gains in Kansu and Manchuria and tensions in Fukien and Port Arthur with the mainland on alert.
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Mao 'Se-Tung
Geom Peking
Red Guard
Peking
Nachu
Heimokungehia
Chamdo
Lhasa
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Dia
Radio Lhasa
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Dariveling
Taipei
Mao
Tibe
Karts
Fukien
Formosa
Manchuria
Red China
Kansu
Quter Mongolia
Inkiang
Lanchow Radio
China
Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao- Ping
Liu
Shangtung
Heilungkiang
Kweichow
Shansi
Radio Peking
Fisheries Ministry
Kennedy quote in Globe Dispatch interview
The Globe Dispatch cites Kennedy in an interview noting an expressed stance. The fragment suggests a political context, with Kennedy describing a position or plan. Further specifics are not provided in the excerpt.
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the Globe Dispatch
Kennedy
Prayer Today Reflects on Peace and Forgiveness
A morning prayer extols Jesus as the Prince of Peace and seeks divine guidance to conquer personal conflict and land bitterness. It asks forgiveness, promotes forgiveness of others, and asks blessings for homes churches and nations. Read by M Ray McKay, professor emeritus at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
M. Ray McKay
Wake Forest
Nlc
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Onightt
Suit Filed To Stop Bible As Literature Course
SEATTLE AP A second lawsuit filed to stop teaching a course titled The Bible as Literature. The suit targets Lake Washington School District Redmond High School with a hearing set for March 1. The Rev Thomas W Miller of Calvary Bible Presbyterian Church Seattle is plaintiff in both suits.
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Seattle, Wash
Lake Washington
Redmond High School
Superior Court
William Wilkins
University of Washington
W. R. Cole
State Supreme Court
Thomas W. Miller
Calvary Bible Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Hollywood
Schneider
Los An| of Washington
Colegele
Aflont
Biblical literacy course sparks injunction suit
Rev Mr Miller and 15 plaintiffs, residents of the school district, seek an injunction against the board of directors to avert courses on religious subjects and Bible related history. Dr Willard A Downie says the aim is to familiarize students with Bible references and literary allusions.
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Miller
Willard A. Downie
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