Time to reform draft laws amid rising discontent
Washington debate centers on changing Selective Service rules to reduce inequities in conscription. President Johnson backs a thorough review by the commission led by Hershey to establish national standards, possibly reshaping draft classifications and lotteries to favor education and reduce bias against minority and less educated youths.
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Canada
Ararten
Hershey
Bullits
Armed Services
Seymour M. Hersh
Washington
Ahan Ibs
de Ppesi Commission
Johnson
Congress
Sion
Lewis B. Hershey
Provi
Defense Department
Tha Nasion
Selective Service Syal
Orjof Grammar School
Pentagon
Army
Americans Launch Big Offensive In Tron Triangle
The article reports a major U S and South Vietnamese push into the Iron Triangle near Saigon with heavy fighting, air and ground assaults, and planned evacuations of up to 10 000 villagers. U S and allied forces claim Viet Cong losses and captures while North Vietnamese passage is described as ongoing.
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Tron Triangle
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Norch
Thoah Phu Pes
Alinsula
Mekong Delta
Jenemy
William C. Westmore
Symil
Baienn
Weatinareland
Casnaies
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Monuay
John S Jones Dies Former Police Clerk at 1 Inst
John S Jones a former city police clerk died Monday afternoon after a brief illness. Born Magganst ville he was a son of the late Iverson Jones and Sarah Hise Jones. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and active in local civic groups. Survived by two sons Robert B Jones and John P Jones in Tennessee, a daughter Mildred Reisner in Tennessee, five sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral 4 30 Thursday at Minnien Funeral Home in Hagerstown with Rev Dr Wilson P Ard officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends 7 to 9 Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Robert B. Jones
Hagerstown
John PF. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Mildred J. Reisner
Orpha Werking
A. Alverda Hercher
Bath
Hayexstown
Fann Roberts
Roanoke
Mary Binksley
Dixon, IL
Minnien
Magerstown
Wilson P. Ard
Rose Hill
Charles W. Martin
Charles William Martin
East Mraukin Si
Washington County Hospital
Williamsyart
San
Washington County
Mos
Emmitsburg
John Navid
Macy H. Hana Mactin
Tag
Eystown
Marlin
Antietam Paper Company
St. Marya Catholic Church
Tory Wante Society
Fred Marlin
J. Fenest Martin
le Avigustis Marlin
Owo
Rower Funeral Home
Holy Name Society
Traherto Passarella
St Mirys Catholic Church
Reet Haven
Ellen Amanda Holton
Friendshirs
Lewis J. Bryan
Ellen Reynalds Bryan
Chirch At
God
Ayson
Taymond
Molten
Magerstowns
Darla Anne Munson
Oscar Mr. Aryan
Luray
Lewis Jryan Sr
White Salt
Wilson P. Dryan
Agers
Fawn
Agnes Stryan
Marastel Mac- Falls
Martha Elizabeth Baltzley
Oren Frank Ballziey
View St
Baltimore County
William Handolph
Anne Catherine Crauchard¢ Hipchey
Paitley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gleanern
Bati
Bedden
Anna C. Paltaley
Mia
Janet Earith
Ayron
Albert L. Baitzley
Hagera Cook
Maude L. Motel
Mexander St
Burkittsville
Harry An Ella Knadler Karns
Grace Rub Church
Boine
Tiagerstown
Hutzell
Ellsworth
Robert Ed. Thomas
Raymond A
Thomas
Merle H. Thomas
Laverne Robrbaugh
Obituary for R Franklin Brandenberg Middletown MD
R Franklin Brandenburg Meddletown age died at Fred stick Memorial Hospital Monday morning He was son of the late George W and Franie Wise Brandenburg and a member of the Reformed Church He survived by a wife Nellie R Cling Brandenburg Middletown 16 daughters Mr Maxine Yamkins Brownsville Mrs Gloria L Rhea Middletown one son Wayne P F Brandenburg Frederick four sisters Mrs Mary Wiles Frederick Mrs Imogen Orrigan Frederick Mrs Mildred Toms Middletown Mrs Lillian Smith Middletown Mrs Ethel Horne Burkittsville Mrs Arle Smith Walkersville Mrs Erma Green Myersville four brothers Albert Brandenburg Myersville George W Brandenburg Jr Myersville Marshall Brandenburg Middletown Melvin Brantenberg Haserstown and four grandchildren The estate rests at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown where services will be Wednesday at 2 pm The Rev George Klinefelter of the Reformed Church will officiate Interment will be in the Reformed Church Cemetery Middletown
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Clarence Smith
Hancock Route 2
Virgil Shoemaker Smith
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Weston
George Jackson
Cordelia Ann Witt Smith
Virginia Johnson
Hancock Rt
Nethryn Singer
Twekhantun
St Poe
Stone
Bridge Brethren Church
Williams. Marray
Glenn Winters
Grove Euper al
Hancock
Bem. Militars
Webster
Morrison
American Legion
Overe
Nellie R. Cling Brandenberg
Middletown
Maxine
Yamkins
Brownsville
Gloria L. Rhea
Wayne PF. Brandenberg
Frerick
Mira
Mary Wiles
Frederick
Imogen Orrigan
Mildred Toms
Lillian Smith
Middietown
Ethel Horne
Burkittsville
Arle Smith
Walkersville
Erma Green
Myersville
Albert Brandenbarg
George W. Brandenhere Jr
Marshall Brandenberg
Melvin Brantenberg
Haserstown
Iony
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
The
Reformed Church
City Firemen Hopped to Multiple Alarms in Hagerstown
Hagerstown firemen from First Hose Antietam South Magers town and Pioneer Hook and Ladder rushed to several false alarm calls late Monday and into early Tuesday. Alarms at Box 643 near Willimsport Textile and other Downtown sites may have been triggered by pranksters. A sprinkler head at Eastern Metals on Pennsylvania Ave caused a real alarm with a broken sprinkler.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
South Magerstown
Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Afaral
Willimsport Textile
Wilson Boulevard
Kulia Avag
Aye
South Hezerstown
Land Pioneer
Nairm
Chestnut St
First St
Fie
Alara Sec
Anjietam
Fasters
Prise
Fastern Metals
Pennsylvania Ave
Dutch Princess Weds Commoner in Quiet Royal Ceremony
In The Hague Princess Margriet Francisox, 24, wed Jan Dutch commoner Pieter Van Vollenhoven, 27, after meeting at Leyden University. The Royal Gazette states he becomes a member of the royal house but carries no title, remaining Mr. Van Vollenhoven.
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Hague
Netherlands
APY
Filiane
Serntard
Margriet Francisox
Jan
Fen Trix
Claus von Amsberg
Marariet
Pieter van Vallenhoved
Leyden University
The
Royal Gazelle
Royal House
Vollenhoven
Trial postponed indefinitely in explosives case
Amos C. Haer trading as Hagerstown Transfer and Storage faced a Wednesday trial halted indefinitely by City Trial Magistrate John Wolfkill. Baer is charged by Fire Marshal Cronauer with illegally selling 400 pounds of 40 percent nitro material and one box of electrical fuses through Fred Zeglin Inc of Smithshuts who allegedly had no explosives license.
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Rial
Amos C. Haer
Hagerstown
City Tria
John
Wolfkill
Baer
Pepny
Charles M. Cronauer
Haiille
Fred Zeglin, Inc
Smithshuts
Temperatures Rise And Fall In Local Readings
Boonshoca observer J Howard Beckenbaugh logged a high of 41 degrees on Monday with a 27 degree low and a 7 am reading of 25. Oswald of Bridgeport recorded a Monday high of 42 degrees a 22 degree low and a 7 am reading of 24.
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J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonshoca
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Cong Fogarty Dies At Capitol
Congressman John E. Fogarty of Rhode Island died suddenly today in his Capitol office. He served since 1941 and was chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee overseeing Labor Health Education and Welfare funds. The House sergeant at arms reported the unexpected death.
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Washington
Alt
John EB. Fogarty
Dra
House
Fogarty
Market Rally Pushes Into Sixth Day
The stock market extended its rally to a sixth straight session as trading remained active. With the 90th Congress convening and Johnson's State of the Union address awaited, Wall Street anticipated no tax hike shock. Gains led the upside with notable moves in Hinlins Manville, Zenith, Raytheon, TBM, Xerox, and others.
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New York
Fio
Johnson
Wall Street
Gaing
Wall
New York Stock Exchange
Inhins-Manville
Zenith
Raytheon
TBM
Xerox 1 Airlines
Fairchild Camera
Wiard American
Telephone
Oool Ishires God Benguet
Science shrinks piles by new non surgical treatment
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne exhibits rapid relief of hemorrhoid pain and itching with actual shrinkage in many cases, even after months of observation. The method avoids narcotics and uses Preparation H in suppository or ointment forms, marketed for home use.
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New York
Prayer Today Praise and Thanksgiving For Yesterday
A devotional prayer by Web Garrison from Evansville Indiana. The speaker thanks God for yesterday and asks for strength to live today in a way that honors God, reflecting on the heavens and time. He seeks transformation of yesterday and praise through Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
Evansvilll
Central— Methodist Church
Baker accused in $100,000 misappropriation case
The government contends Baker pocketed about $100,000 in 1962 through campaign loans and investments, including $90,000 for himself. The onetime Senate aide faces tax evasion and larceny charges as the trial opens with jurors and strict security.
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Bobby Baker
Senate
U. S District Court
Baker
Wonder
Wife Can Sign Return For Man In Vietnam
A Vietnam service tax relief bill allows joint returns with the wife signing when the husband serves in Vietnam. It speeds refunds, extends filing deadlines, and clarifies signatures for absent spouses. The provisions cover enlisted and officer pay in combat zones and hospitalizations, with extensions up to 180 days after leaving Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Ray DE Crane
TRS
Viet Nam
Asf
Viet
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