Humphrey Says Ball Game Over In Year At Stanford
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spoke at Memorial Auditorium where protesters left as he predicted a Vietnamese settlement within a year. He faced interruptions from antiwar demonstrators and was escorted by Secret Service. Stanford apologized for the disruption as about 1,980 students occupied the hall and 250 antiwar protesters disrupted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Hubert H. Humernmeat
Memorial
Phigy
Hanoi
Ua Tonel
Hum- Ore
Kling
Wallace Sterling
Humphrey
Elf
South Vietnam
Secret Service
Vics
Hubert Humphrey
Stanford Univers
San Jose
California
Obituaries from Hagerstown area deaths reported
Multiple obituaries follow for residents of Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Nellie Viola Cutshaw died at 55 after a long illness. William Russell Gladhill Sr. died suddenly at 83. Chester Franklin Keedy Sr. died in Florida. Mary Neikirk Young and Joseph E. Young Jr. noted among relatives. Mrs Sadie Elizabeth Poole of Williamsport and Mrs Mary Ellen Eagan of Bronx referenced. services are planned at local funeral homes and churches with survivors listed including spouses children and grandchildren.
Elizabeth V Rice 8 Waynesboro area death notice
Mrs Elizabeth V Rice 8 of Route 3 Waynesboro Pa died Monday evening in Chambersburg Hospital after a long illness. Born near Reid Md she was daughter of the late Otlip and Elizabeth Shank and widow of Peter Rice II a member of Faith Temple Cearfoss Md. Survived by children Mrs John Hoffman and Harvey Rice of Waynesboro Mrs Lewis Duffey and Mrs Frank Johnston of Crewecastle Mrs John Bowers Hagerstown Route 3 Irvin Rice Baltimore Ford Rice Boonsboro Mrs Lewis Burkholder Greencastle Route 3 Otho Rice Melvin Rice both Waynesboro Preston Rice Greencastle Route 1 Mrs Watson Elliott Chambersburg Route 6 Waller Rice Elkinsburg Wash Miss Naomi Rice Banning Calif and several grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. sister Mrs Lillie Binkley State Line Pa. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Faith Temple with Rev James W Powell officiating burial in Beautiful View Cemetery State Two. Friends may call Minnich Miller Funeral Home Greencastle Wednesday 7 to 9 and at church one hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Elizabeth Poole
Williamsport
Charles G. Poole
Washington County Hospital
George and
Elizabeth Crowell
Bedington
W. Va
Shel Williamsport Methodist Church
Ladies Bible Class
Sans
Lester W. Poole
Hagerstown
Charles KR. Poole
Evanston
Eva Berman
Baltimore
Aurelia L. Teale
Alice Hoffman Sadle
Irene Davidson
North Carolina
Et Lamsport Methodist Church
Karl Nowell
Charles A. Michael
Ing
Riverview I
Leaf Funeral
Waynesboro
Elzabeth V. Rice
Route 3
Chambersburg Hospital
Reid
Otlip
Elizabeth Minnebraker Shank
Peter II, Rice
Faithy Temple
Cearfoss
John Hoffman
Harvey Rice
Lewis Duffey
Frank Johnston
Crrevncastle
Ohn Bowers
Irvin Rice
Haltimore
Ilford Rice
Boonsboro
Lewis Burkholder
Greencastle
Otho Rice
Melvin Rice
Preston Rice
Watson Elliott
Chambers Iburg
Waller Rice
Elfonsburg
Wash
Naomi Rice
Banning
Calif
Lillie Binkley
State Line
Faith Temple
James W.pownt
Beautiful View Cemetery
State Two
Minnich- Miller Funeral Home
Market Gains Losses Listed In Fractions
New York stocks showed more advances than declines early with some softness in key issues. Trading remained active with gains and losses confined to fractions to a few points. Gulf & Western Industries and MGM rose about a point, supported by publicity on valuable film assets. Ethyl Corp gained about 2 as merger prospects with Ruheroid Tetronix and South Puerto Rico surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf & Western Industries
MGM
Ethyl Corp
Ruheroid
Tetronix
Rio landslide tragedy claims ninety two lives in Brazil
In a Rio de Janeiro landslide disaster ninety two people are reported dead with rescue efforts ongoing. Local authorities warned of rising numbers as homes were buried and communities sought shelter. Officials urged calm and coordinated relief while investigators examined the scene for causes and safety lapses.
Reuther Invited To Air Views Before AFL CIO Council
Walter Reuther faces possible council seating changes as AFL CIO leaders press to hear his views. Meany signals readiness to hear any officer grievances while UAW plans an April 20 convention vote on a $3 million organizing and assistance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio Council
Weil Gilbride
UAW
Miami Beach
Fla
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Dsg
Afi-Clo
Wight
Convention Executive Council
Afl-Cio
George
Grams
Warnac
Meany
Reuther
Aflcio Executive Council
Detroit
Men Charged In Accident After Route 10 Crash
State police filed charges of operating a motor vehicle at an unreasonable speed against George E. Will 28 of 112 Prospect St after a Sunday morning crash on Route 10 north of Marsh Pike. Will reportedly lost control, ran off the roadway and overturned. Passersby assisted and he was treated for injuries until a Community Rescue Service ambulance arrived. The incident was investigated by Tpr. Kenneth L. Frick with deputy J. Dean Shatner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Will
Prospect St
Will
Marsh Pike
Tpr
Kenneth L. Frick
Sheriff's
J. Dean Shatner
Raymond E Munson Funeral Service Notice
Funeral services for Raymond E Tickey Munson will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Rouger Funeral Home with Rev. Lester M. Kauffman officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. A prayer today from Dwight E. Stevenson, Lexington Ky., professor of homiletics, WaxNton Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E
Tickey) Munson
Howe
Lester M. Kauffman
Hill
Jesus Christ
Dwight E. Stevenson
Lexington
Kky
WaxInston Theological Seminary
Power Line Causes Minor Roof Fire at 315 N Cleveland Ave
A power line broke and fell on the roof of a building at 315 North Cleveland Avenue Monday afternoon, starting a small blaze. Responding units First Hose, Junior, and Pioneer Hook and Ladder fought the blaze. Municipal Electric Light Co restored the line to a safe position. The building is owned by Jack W Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Ave
First Hose
Junior
Pioneer Hook & Ladder
Municipal Electric Light Co
Jack W. Mills
Mao Seeks Olive Branch Amid Turmoil in China
Japanese reports from Peking outline Mao Zedong’s party calling a halt to the prolonged struggle against Liu Shao chi and Teng Hsing ping allies. Wen Hui Bao advocates leniency for rebels joining Mao’s line, urging support for revolutionary action. Premier Chou En Lai warns of power seizures as Beijing tightens grip on East China including Shanghai and Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roderick
Peking
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party Cen
Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsing-ping
Mac
Shanghai
Wen Hui Fao
Peking People's Daily
Mao
Welcmn c
Cate
Chou En-lai
East China
Tientsia
Hopeh
Johnson warns small conflicts risk nuclear war
President Johnson told disarmament negotiators in Geneva that even minor local conflicts could trigger a nuclear war if a treaty fails. He urged utmost care to avoid hindering nonnuclear powers and urged energy for peaceful purposes while West German critics say current proposals could hurt their nuclear industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartman
Geneva
Johnson
Pro Engineers Schedule Meet On Wednesday
The Maryland Society of Professional Engineers announces a joint meeting in New York between local chapters of Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia. The event includes a cocktail hour dinner and is to feature highlights such as films of the Gemini Titan flights.
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United Nations
Harold E. Smith
Iron One
Maryland Society of Professwork
Sional Engineers
Hagerstown Yy
General Assembly
Alvenos
New York
Eren, Matsfication
Mary- Publiahedt
Sundiy Om Land
Pennsylvania
West Hig
Budas Sietstowny
Irginia
Mater
Fountain Head
Chile
Tne
Associated Press
Canina Ee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heckler
Nellie V. Cutshaw
Nellie Viola Cutshaw
Clarendon Avenue
Indian Springs
Abram
Eva Mary Bowers Robinson
Hagerstown Shoe Company
Albert Culshaw Sr
Laughters
Miss Hose Culshaw
Anna Mary Hulzel
Winchester
Richard
Willam R. Gladhill
William Russell Gladhill
Coarfoss
Pike Mourdsy
Sabillasville
Henry Dnd Rachael Wantz Gladhill
Lfe
Maryland
Grace Wrethren Church
Family Bible Class
The
Friendship
Lodge A. F
A.M. No
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Leata Strock Gladhill
William TR. Gladhill Jr
Charles Edward Gladhill
Harvey W. Gladhill
Hady
A. K. Coffman
Bob: Collett
Rost Haven
Friendship Lodge
Chester F. Keedy Jr
Chester Franklin Keedy
Jacksonvilla Memorial Hospital
West Miami
Florida
Haperstown
Charles N
Emma EH. Fleet Reedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Rape Church of
Virginia Bennett Keedy
West 4
B. Keedy
Clyde
Keedy
Elizahet
Nut
Charles J. Keedy
Tr Town
A. K. Caffan
Sadie E. Poole
Mary Neikirk Young
Q . Joseph E. Young II
Burn
Cofttina Funeral Home
A- Young
Hagers
Sis
G. Bartowler
Irene Wingert
Restjerstown
Haven Cemetery
Rest Haven
Dewitt L. Miller
Church of the Brethren
Mary Ellen Eagan
Bronx
N.Y
Calvary Hospital
New York City
Thomas
Margaret O'Connor
Mary E. Jenkins
Washington
Eackles
Harpers Werry
William A. Friedel
Fonera
Frindell
Reynolds
Joseph E. Young Jr
Washington County
Washington St
Minnich
Albert Lucas
Joseph E.jrey
Spencer Quick
L Young Sr
Mary Mostetter
Hurist
Cedar Lawn
Mel Young
Imorial Park
Heling
Eureka Lodge A.p.&a.m
Elizabeth V. Rice
Rio
Covington
James Saylor
Saylor
Dorothy
William D. Saylor
Jesse Brock
Tolkery Court Forfay
William Saylor
Free Tollness Church
Raymond E. Munson
LBJ
Pro Engineers
Safeco
Arades
Wright, Speicher & Gardner, Inc
Complete Insurance Service
Summit Avenue
ASME
Singer
Singer Long
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