Painful Targets Set By LBJ To Curtail Overseas Loss
President Johnson urged about 380 business leaders to join a voluntary program to reduce dollar outflow from private overseas loans and investments. Corporations with 10 million or more in exports or overseas investments face a 15 to 20 percent reduction in net outflow, while banks are asked to cap foreign lending. A balance of payments committee will rate foreign investments, and the Commerce Department will monitor all top earners to separate desirable from undesirable projects. Johnson warned some pain but said the long term national interest will benefit.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
White House
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Copnar
Area Deaths Wharf Harshman Harsiman Services
Wilbur C Harsiman formerly of Myersville died January 11 at his Pomano Beach Florida home. Memorial services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery near Myersville with Rev Charles Cameron officiating. Survivors include wife Marylou Narshman two sisters Mael Hoover Detroit and Nancy Schroer Pompano Beach two brothers J Frank Myersville and Millard Pompano Beach. Funeral services were held at Pompano Beach June 14.
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Harshman Myersville
Wilbur C. Harsiman
Myersville
Pompano Beach
Fla
Grossnickte Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Charles 1
Cameron
Aquilla
Jennie
Carter) Narshman
Marylou
Nase) Narshman
Mael
Hoover
Detroit Mich
Nancy Schroer
Pompany Beach
J. Frank
Millard
Pompana Beach
Blue chips recovering amid mixed market early
In New York, blue chips rebounded as trading remained active. Du Pont rose 2 points, Eastman Kodak gained 1, and Texaco moved up. Airlines slipped from recent strength with United Air Lines down after fixing a price for a new convertible debenture issue. Eastern and Pan American also edged lower.
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New York
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Texato
United Air Lines
Eastern
Pan Americans
Local Deaths Highlight Hawman and Pryor Obituaries
Local notices report Mollie Nita Hawman of Reading widow of Floyd E Hawman dies in Washington County Hospital after weeks of illness. She leaves daughter Ruth Bortz and other relatives in Reading. Funeral arrangements set at Branets B Seidel Funeral Home with interment at Laura Lee Cemetery. Also noted is the death of James Waller Pryor of Hagerstown at Washington County Hospital. Pryor leaves wife Catherine, daughters Francis Mills and Catherine Delauter, sons Morris Lauren James Harold and Earl, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. A separate item mentions Senator Dirksen treated by Dr Joseph A Bailey after a tummy upset, with ongoing cardiology care and planned return to office.
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Mollie Nita Hawman
Washington County Hospital
Dorothy A. Rhein
Richard H. Wawman
Robert L. Lawman
Reading
B. Seidel
Washington
Sen
Laura
Everettesdale
M. Dirksen
Capitol
Rouzer
Joseph A. Bailey
Francis Mills
Catherine Delauter
Hagerstown
Morris Wa
Lauren W
James R
Harold G
Earl H. Pryor
Edward Pryor
Carmel
Youth Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods at Funeral Notice
An 18 year old youth of 27 N. 2:30 pm in a case tied to receiving stolen goods is charged. The funeral service for Dr W P Ard will be held at Walter Barnhart Funeral Home with Rev officiating. The family will receive friends Saturday evening.
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Walter Barnhart
A.K
Prayer Today ABA resumes comeback with rise over a point
The report notes ABA's rebound with a gain surpassing one point while larger blocks show Consolidated Edison down 4 percent on 11 700 shares and Northern Natural Gas up changed at 61 on 24 000 shares. It mentions U S Steel and Anaconda near flat with Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors moving, and reports two youths charged in a breaking and entering theft.
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ABA
Consolidated Edison
Jat
God of Justice
UN Ley
U.S. Steel
Dersey
Anaconda
Chrysler
Ford
Nat King Cole laid to rest in Los Angeles funeral
Nat King Cole was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park after a public and private service at St James Episcopal church in Los Angeles. mourners included family friends and show business luminaries. widow Maria Cole attended with her five children as police kept crowds at bay.
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Los Angeles
Nat (King) Cole
Jack Bemny
St.f. James Episcopal Church
Cole
Maria
Forest
Lawn Memorial Park
Las Rites
Carol
Natalie
Lly
Timolin
Casey
Edward
Fred
Ike
Evelyn
Ahectatara
UN General Assembly Ends Stormy Session In U S Bid
United Nations General Assembly recessed after a tense session as the United States agreed to a procedural ballot demanded by Albania and did not challenge the Soviet Union's voting right. Albania boasted support, while Mauritania sided with Tirana and France abstained.
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United Nations
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Albania
Soviet Union
China
Halsini Budo
Giant landslide traps 20 missing in British Columbia camp
Heavy rain and ongoing slides hampered rescue efforts at a Granduc Mining Co. copper camp 30 miles north of Stewart near the Alaska border. At least 20 men were missing, with 40 rescued from a tunnel as others waited under debris. Royal Canadian Mounted Police reported no confirmed deaths yet amid harsh weather and ongoing search in a glacier valley.
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Stewart
B.C
Cap
Camote
Granduc Mining Co
British Columbia
Tate Thursday
le Duel Scone
Walter
W. Mathews
Prince Rupert
B. C
Innel
Feow
Alaska
Innis Kelly
Lale
Queen Elizabeth to visit Jamaica for nine day tour
In Kingston Jamaica AP reports Queen Elizabeth is set to visit Jamaica with a nine day schedule. Pakistani Foreign Ministry notes Ayub Khan may visit as well. The Queen Mother will receive an honorary degree from the University of the West Indies and attend a state dinner and reception.
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Singston
Jamaica
Karachi
Pakistan
Queen Elizabeth
Foreign Ministry
Mother
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kingston
United States
A Johnson
University of the West Indies
Belgian King Baudouin Confined With Hepatitis Virus
King Baudouin, who has been ill with the flu, has contracted a hepatitis virus and will be confined to his rooms for several weeks, the Belgian royal palace announced on Thursday. The health setback comes as officials say his condition is serious but not life threatening.
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Brussels
Baudouin
Astronaut Carpenter to Leave Hospital After Surgery
Houston AP reports astronaut Scott Carpenter in good condition after a one hour operation to remove a bone spur from his left wrist. Commander Carpenter, 39, Navy, is expected to leave the hospital Saturday and return to work within a week.
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Houston, Tex
Ronsut M. Scott Carpenter Jain
Finnish envoy Enckell named ambassador to Stockholm
Ralph Enckell, 52, Finland's ambassador to the United Nations, was named ambassador to Stockholm by the Finnish Foreign Ministry. The appointment is effective March 1.
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Stockholm
Helsinky
Fintan
Ralph Enckell
United Nations
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James Waller Pryor
N. Mulberry St
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Wolfville
P. Columbus
Katherine Sensenbaugh Pryor
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Bailey
Dirksen
Barnhart
Glenal Shrader
Elizabeth Aye
Lloyd Sinclair
Ign i N. Foundry St
Nat King Cole
Summit Ave
Magerstown
Ravanca
Del
D.C
Noa
Nev
Benna
Asociated Press
Associated Press
Scott Brenner
Philadelphia
Westminster
Republick
AP News Dispatcher
U. N
Sen. Dirksen
Holiday
Potomac
U.S
Ing Baudouin
Astronaut Carpenter
Massey Ford
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Total Electric
Red Byrd Restaurant
Keedysville
Maryland
Total
Red Bynd
Red Byrd
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