Congress Faces Rousing Session Amid Party Strife
In Washington the new Congress opens with Senate and House actions shaping early drama. President Johnson will address Congress after party caucuses as debates unfold over Powell’s seat, Senate filibuster rules, and calls for changes in foreign relations oversight. Republican gains in the House add momentum to partisan battles.
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John Beckler
Washington
Johnson
Dean
Rusk
Senate
Vietnam
Gress
Sen
Fulbright
Delvan
House Democrats
Renu
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Powell
Congress
Johson
Joseph S. Clark
More Americans Fighting Now Than Since War
Washington reports indicate U S forces in Vietnam total at least 473000 serving in South Vietnam or nearby support roles, surpassing Korea and signaling the largest American war effort since World War II. Pentagon figures show Army 80000, Navy 24000, Marine 68000, air force 54000 with additional 56000 in various theaters.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Washington
U. S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Forday
South
Korea
United States
Pale
Ahinnt
Marineyt Corps
Sir Foror
Kihoe
Nervinse
U .S
Thelliam Manchester
Market Up Slightly In Active Trade
New York trading opened with a modest market advance as the stock market extended Taal weeks rally into a fifth straight session. Activity was brisk with fractional gains and losses across key issues. notable moves included Polaroid rising near five points and Hoeing dropping about two points amid reports on its supersonic transport project.
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New York
APL
Uge
Taal Woek
Alohe
Polaroid
Anaconda
American Airlines
Obituaries for Russell T Valentine and others in Hagerstown area
Russell T Valentine 56 of Hagerstown died at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Catherine Kline Valentine and mother Mary Reese Valentine. Services at Treadferding Church of the Brethren. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Mae Stouffer, Thomas Kitchen, Philip W Shinn, Frank Harsh, Bruce Shank, Lottie Hall, Asia Keifer, Edith Wireman, Phillip Fraley, Roy Davis, with details of births, marriages, church memberships, and funeral arrangements.
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Russell T. Valentine Russell Theoore Valentine
Catherine M. Kline Valentine
Hagerstown
Mt Lena
Mary Reese Valentine
Boomshare
Leslie H. Valentine
Broadfording
Fla
Jean Saylor
Elizabethtown
Payson
Dale EF. Valentine
the Brethiron
William Freed
H. A. Wampler
Rose
East
Baonshwro
Muzanetn J. Gray Stouffer
Williamsport
Winchester
Daucler
Robert T
Eva Anderson Gray
Harry ©. Stouffer, Sie
Grace Litheran Church
Are
Jane FP. Crenshaw
Palm Heath
Dorothy
Mansborough
Magdatown
Evva McGuigan
Middletown
Voy Purvis
Falls Church
Vasis
Haslan Revell
Wine Chester
Grace Lutheran
Burns
Mt. Hebron
Thomas Wife
Kitchen
Newton D. Baker Veterinns Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clark County
Tibvary
Charles H
Julia Grubbs Kitchen
Tara Belle Suddith
Me Fk
Charles Ft. Kitchen
Thomas Mr. Kitchen
Criglersville
Mary Grimm
Harriconbure
Ollie W. Kitchen
Ayler
James W. Kitchen
Alexandria
Teresa Fox
Lucy Grubbs
Jones
Robert Couch
Theodote J. Kitchen
Macedonia Cemetery
Gloria McElray
Magerstown
Brotker
Edward Waugh
Hadden Fd
A. K. Coffman
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Frank G. Harsh
N. Connenhoagen St. Williamssport
Harry
Anna Kathwrine Harsh
Hehodeth United Brethren Church
Willamsport
Harsh
Cmmmunity
Hagerstown Motor Dnn
Taeerstown
Jand
Masonic Lodge
Durham
N.C
Mary
Eugene
Paris
France
Barey
Green Valley
Haperstown
Rekabeth
Laverne Rohrhinge
Rost Haven
Hage Weston
Bruce Aclington Shank
Rt. 1
Clear Spring
Mary’ Darlles Shank
Newton
Baker Veterans Center
Marlinsburg
Virgina
Charles Shank
Fairchild Hiller Corp
Shank
Wilson District
Cedar Lawn
Anna Harnish
Mary Giad
Hill
Dearfoxs
Betty Boyd
Middleburg
Earl A. Shank
George C
Maugangvilla
Charles A. Shank
Maugansville
Nora Mulligan
Rl. 4
Ethel Stattle
Myer
Itagerstown
Eleanor Delany
Miami
Lloyd M. Shank
C. Edgar
Paul S. Shank
Snd
Ffetea Oredt
Crandahils
Lottie Hall
Lollie Macital
Tumiton
Washingtong County Hospital
Robert J. Hall
Haston
Lewis and
Mary Wilson Whitehouse
Philadelphia
Boonsboro
Ars
Hall
Ziay United Church of Christ
Robert G. Wall
Fier
Arthur Ly
Grove
Rauver
Arlington, Cemetery
Drexel Mill
Hairs Valles Church of God
Tona Weaver
Clear
Spring
Walter Clyde Keifer
Greencastle
Arthur Pail Keifer
Ruth’ Leach
Mansfield
Ohio
Anna Haught
Farmington
Clair Fisher
W. Vi
Blairs Valley Chuch of God
Willan Murray
Robert Easterday
Martha “Locke Wireman
Harry Wiremay
Church of God
Maddensville
Maconette Cument Co
Loval No
Mr Wireman
Erith Penness
Wireman
Gary L. ‘Wiremman
McConnellshurt,'Pa
Harry R
Phillip G. Fraley
Phillip Gordon Fraley
Phillip G
Mabel L. Liltmaker Fraley
Sheptardstown
Charles Town General Hospital
Debra
Sue
Donna Jean
Bonnie Kay
Connie May
Phyiie Ann
Materns
Paul R. Shumaker
Sharpsburg
James Q. Fraley
Shepherdstown
Mountain View Cemetery
Churchey
Roy Senclaire Davis
Flossie Young, Davis
Newport Ave
Norfolk
Calbert
Neb
Theodore and
Anna Wyand Davis
Boonshorn
Davis
Civil Service
U.S. Navy
Joaves
Virginia Marie
Huntington
WL Va
Alzabeth
Detke
Waysan
Theodore W. Davis
Springfield
Das. Piineral
Charles Birx
Boonsbory
Te Funeral
Nine Reservists Die In Navy Plane Crash
A Navy SP2e Neptune patrol plane crashed near Upper Marlboro Maryland during a weekend training mission killing nine reservists. The crew of four officers and five enlisted were from the Washington Baltimore area and had taken off from Andrews Air Force Base in light rain. Investigators searched wreckage while witnesses described a large fireball and a loss of control in the dive. The crew included Cmdr Charles W Burcott and Lt Saylor L Levitz among the identified dead, with several others from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. The aircraft carried no bombs or armament and was designed for long range submarine patrols.
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Upper Matlbono
Neahere
Navy
Washington-Baltimore
Andrews
Air Force East
Washington
Karen Knick
Kenneth Hook
Omar
Jack McDowell
Haid
McMonell
Charles W. Burcott
Alexandeia
Frank E. Watar
Hyattsville
Saylor L. Levitz
Rowie
William Gaspari mi
Baltimore
Jemps F. Vilak
Dallimore
Andrew J. Todd
Kearnerysville
Fredrick Foreeland
Silver Spring
A. Waltz
Pikesville
Guy W. Fetherston
Forest Knolls
Connally Says He Did Not Want JFK To Visit Dallas In 1963
Gov. John B. Connally recalls in an interview that he opposed President Kennedy’s Dallas trip in November 1963. He notes Kennedy agreed to one Dallas event after pressure to avoid Texas appearances he feared would fuel hostility. Connally also discusses Kennedy's planning, Mrs. Kennedy’s role, and their brief 1963 interactions.
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Gov. Connally
JFK
Dallas
Tex
John B. Connally
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Connally
Dallas Times Perak
Willam Manchester
Manchester
Kennedy
Attiaathara
Berore
Lyndon B. Johnson
The
Times Herald
Washington
Margaret Mayer
White House
John B. Conn
Dallas Times Herald
Taxas
Houston
Mandesley
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Elizabeth 3
Stouffer
Thomas W. Kitchen
Philip W. Shinn
Philip Wendell Shinn
Bis
Polomae St
Captain County Hospital
Camden
Frank G. Marsh
Bruce A. Shank
St. Paul's
Hely Willie
Anna Keifer
Asia Beatrice Fisher Keifer
Blairs Valley
Dessle Cooper
Arthur Cloud
Fisher
Walter Clyde Kieffer
Rowland Funeral Home
Slepr
R. Wireman
R Wirem
Footers
Bry
Footers Cleaners
Long Meadow
Lance Pie
Alfred Fiedler Jr
Mrét
Alfred Fiedler
Keenar Read
North Hagarstown High School
Hamilton
Frederick St. Phome
San Antonio
Brooke Medical Center
Air Force One
Nellie
Orkin
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin St
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