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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1966

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Bombardments Kill 371 Viet Cong as U S. Casualties Decline

AP reports at least 371 Communists killed after 24 hours of plane and artillery bombardment by US forces. Four USAF strikes near Phan Thiet hit Viet Cong in the open. 110 Reds killed. AUS says 3 Americans killed, 354 wounded, 4 missing. 197 killed and 77 missing on government side last week. Air war continues with strikes around Vinh and Dien Bien Phu area and Hue area operations against Viet Cong targets.

Thomas A. Reedy Saigon South Viet Nam 7Th Fleet Phan Thiet Salon AUS North Viet Nam 17Th Parallel Frontier Vinh Dien Bien Phu Dong An Rene

Longtime Hagerstown Miller James Allen Dies at 83

James David Allen 83 of 237 South Mulberry Street died at Washington County Hospital at 2 45 am Wednesday after a seven week illness. He was born in Deansburg New York son of William and Mary Brodie Allen. He lived in Hagerstown 50 years and retired 11 years ago from the Moller Organ Factory. He is survived by his widow Mary Louise. Services Friday at 2 pm at Reuter Funeral Home with Rev Lovely D Gruber officiating and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Flowers omitted.

James David Allen South Mulberry Street Washington County Hospital Deansburg N.Y William Mary Brodie Allen Hagerstown Moller Organ Factory Mary Louise Gruber Reuter Funeral Lovely D. Gruber Rose Hill Cemetery

Market slides as stocks drift after brief gains

The New York stock market fell on balance with selective strength. General Dynamics jumped 14 to 8 after news Britain will buy a fighter-bomber. Ketlnecutt and Rails showed fractional losses while Polaroid and GM edged down.

New York General Dynamics Viet Nam Aerospace Defense Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Polaroid General Electric du Pont Fairchild Camera General Motors

Burglary at Edgewood Drive Yields Diamond Ring

Sheriff deputy reports Tuesday evening burglary at 24 Edgewood Drive in Haverstont. A $400 diamond ring was taken from a bedroom after a rear window was used to gain entry. Drawers and cupboards were opened and a $50 property damage estimate was recorded.

Harold McCardy Vir- Bil Cocham Edgewood Drive McCardy

Soviets Test Deep Space Travel With Dogs Mission

Soviet scientists launched two dogs aboard Cosmos 1 to orbit Earth and potentially the moon as a step toward human spaceflight. Tass said the farthest orbit could exceed 500 miles with the mission simulating long space stays. The effort mirrors earlier dog flights and follows Luna 9’s moon landing reports in Moscow.

Moscow Vetl Large Space Laboratory Tass TAS Belka Strelka Ellite Moon

City Man Fined For Assaulting His Wife Warned On Next Time

A 28 year old Hagerstown man Gary Leon Kauffman was fined 100 dollars and costs by Trial Magistrate James F. Strine for assaulting his wife Rhoda J. Kauffman at least six times. She testified he threatened to kill her if she spoke. He admitted striking her to “snap her into sense.” Magistrate warned a second offense would carry a far harsher penalty.

Hagerstown James F. Strine Rhoda J. Kauffman Magiistrate Sauffman Auffman Andy Hamby Baker Han Hullman Daniel Donald L. Alton Charles Portman Locust St Magiscourt Terrytrale Strine Ville Edward Allen Baker Roview Randall Jay Morgan Ezra Barton Dear Brown Ave Oss Alton Thewa W. E. Carter Vict Alton Long Meadow Rob-I

Temperatures in Boonsboro and Bridgeport Equal Tuesday

Boonsboro and Bridgeport saw the same Tuesday temperatures with highs of 3 degrees noted by observers J. Howard Beckenbaugh and Lawson Wolfinger. Boonsboro fell to 21 degrees last night and held at that level to 7 am, while Bridgeport registered 15 degrees through 7 am.

Boonsboro Bridgeport J. Howard Beckenbaugh Lawson Wolfinger

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