U S Troops Hunt Vietcong Hideouts Near Saigon and Highlands
U S forces report eight Viet Cong deaths and three captured during Crimp operation near Saigon and central highlands. Cavalry and infantry pursued guerrilla bands, found a tunnel maze with a large tunnel complex, and seized arms and rice while probing hideouts along the Cambodian frontier.
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Royal Rus
Saigon
Sou Et Nam
Lmn
U.S
327Od
U. S
172Rd
Particularyan Air Alack
Lyansaying
1St Infantry
Iron Triangle
Viet Nam nuns rescue car after US chopper show
A convent near Qui Nhon Vietnam narrates how five US helicopters rescued a stranded nun and parish car, with Sister Julienne leading efforts as villagers faced danger from Viet Cong. The incident follows a year of mounting strain and relief efforts along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuon
Sisters of the Cross
Love
Asis
Church
Xuan Thuan
Qui Nhon
Julienne
Saigon
Onj
South China Sea
Father Sanh
Qui
The
Nhon
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Divi Lnace
Injat
South Viet Nam
Jerry Buck L. MacMahon
Cific
New York
Afl-Cio
Arta
Western Enterprise Company
Fiesty
Port Workers Union
Sylvester Garrett
Rec
Lindsay
MacMahon
John V. Lind
Transit Authority
People of
Ee Lindsay
Subway
A. Lindsay
Douglas
Jing
Margaret ‘Oops
Xuan
Many Area Residents Getting Permits To Build New Homes
Many area residents plan new homes as permits are issued by the Washington County Tax Assessor's Office for several builds. Listed are owners and project details including locations, home types, and estimated values across Hagerstown, Williamsport, Smithsburg, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Harold F. Lehman
Rt. 1
Hagerstown
Schewsville
Charles D. Miles
Ringald-Waynesboro
Torain L. Hagbin
Rt. 5
J Hagerstown
Clopper Rd
Thomas Mills
Pectonville
Firemen Respond On Two Alarms In Hagerstown
City firemen answered two alarms in Hagerstown Monday and today. At 127 Bay St the second floor rooms were burning with moderate damage reported. First Hose An stretam Pioneer Hook and Ladder units fought the fire for about an hour, while earlier a chimney blaze at 735 Washington Ave caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bay St
First Hose
Anstretam
Pioneer Hook and
Antictam Land Western Enterprise Companies
Richard C
Ridenour
Washington Ave
American freighter rescues four from stricken ship in storm
Coast Guard reports four crewmen rescued from the Spanish freighter Monte Palomares in rough North Atlantic weather. Rescued men say they saw 18 other crew in lifeboats and five on a liferaft, leaving 11 of the 38 aboard still unaccounted for.
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1St Cavalry
Tongle Drang
Flying San
Cambodia
Phi- North
New York
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Monte Palomares
Active Trading Sends Market Partly Higher in Early Session
In New York trading, markets moved irregularly higher with airlines and select issues strong. Electronics, drugs, aerospace, rails, coppers and steels led gains while several blue chips slipped. General Electric and Eastman Kodak fell 1, Sears 1, Horbuck and Americat Telephone fractional losses. Admiral halted on a 9,300 share opening. IBM, Polaroid, Xerox, U S Smelting and Eastern rose about 1. Motorola jumped 4 points as steel production showed a sharp upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Sears
Horbuck
Americat
Admiral Jost
Jones & Laughlin
IBM
Pola
Rod
Xerox
U.S
Eastern Airlines
American
Pan American Airlines
Control Data
Raytheon
Boeing
Anaconda
American Cyanamid
Motorola
Divorce Suits Filed in iCircuit Court
John H. Young sues Erma E. Young in iCircuit Court for divorce. Sandra L. Fauntleroy also files for divorce from Richard E. Fauntleroy. Public notice lists filing details and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCircuit Court
John H. Young
Erma E. Young
Sandra L. Fauntleroy
Richard E. Fauntleroy
Thieves Loot Service Station After Break In
Burglars damaged a rear window at Bob No ll and's Atlantic Service Station 9075 Potomac St Cty Police report merchandise and cash stolen totaling about 144 dollars. Vending machines pried open and cigarette packs batteries brake fluids and car items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nolland
Atlantic
Potomac St. Cty
Appointment Clarified in Raritan Economic Board
The Economic Development Commission appointed Arthur B Richards Jr as its representative to the Raritan Clubs on planning and zoning matters. Thursday's Daily Mail claimed Richards was the Raritan Club representative to the EDC, while Buriten Clubs have made no JDC appointment.
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Commission
Arthur B., Richards Jr
Representa Itive
Raritan
Daily Mail
Richards
Raritan Club
EDC
JDC
Maryland Judicial Conference Opens in Baltimore
The 21st annual Maryland Judicial Conference session begins in Baltimore. Chief Judge Stedman Prescott of the Maryland Court of Appeals will preside, with Judge Dulany Foster, Judge Robert F. E. Clapp Jr., and Judge George B. Rasindr expected to deliver reports at the opening event.
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Baltimore
Maryland Judicial Conference
Stedman Prescott
Maryland Court of Appeals
Dulany Foster
Robert FE. Clapp, Jr
Frederick
George B. Rasin
Centreville
Club Chooses New Officers In Williamsport
Williamsport club selects Sam Mussolina as president with Edward Klipp as vice president J B Spigler secretary treasurer Earl Zimmerman Irvin Traver Joseph Hastings and Normana Cyavalo as directors The group also secured funds for a Christmas basket donated to a needy family during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Sam Mussolina
Williamsport Men's Social Club
Edward Klipp
J. B. Spigler
Earl Zimmerman
Irvin Traver
Joseph Hastings
Normana Cyavalo
Demonstrators Burn U S Flag In Panama Rally
AP reports demonstrators burned the U S flag for the second time in two days at a Santa Ana Plaza rally marking the second anniversary of the bloody Panama Canal Zone riots. About 100 people attended as leftist speakers attacked the United States and voiced solidarity with Fidel Castro and Mao Tse-tung. A banner read The new treaty will not pass, referencing a Panama Canal treaty being negotiated. The 1964 riots over Panamanian sovereignty left 22 Panamanians and 4 Americans dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
Students Union
United States
Fidel Castro
Mao Tze-tung
Panama Canal
AID Seeks Viet Nam Workers Increase Recruitment Drive
The Agency for International Development aims to raise South Viet Nam staffing from 700 to over 1,000. Recruiters will visit Boston next month to screen nurses secretaries public health technicians economists auditors and linguists. Earlier drives in Chicago and Los Angeles were successful.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Agency For International Development
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ambulance Club Acquires Aspiration Device in Williamsport
Williamsport Ambulance Club has obtained an aspirator to assist breathing in emergencies. The club handles about three calls daily during the feast month and plans its June fundraising campaign with coin cards to be mailed. Representatives will attend the Maryland State Ambulance and Rescue Association meeting in Baltimore next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Williamsport Ambulance Club
Ambulance Club
Baltimore
Maryland State Ambulance and Kestue Association
Prayer today from Morley Mays at Suniala College
Morley Mays of Huntingdon Pennsylvania offers a prayer affirming God as a living presence beyond words. The speaker speaks of crisis and triumph, noting a warming of the heart and a dimension of meaning beyond argument, in Jesus' name.
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God
Wellus
Thor
Jesus
Morley Mays
Huntingdon
jPa
Suniala College
Constipation Help For Seniors Promotes SERUTAN Product
A promotional notice urges older adults to switch laxatives and take SERUTAN daily. It claims SERUTAN uses natural fruit and vegetable regulators to improve digestive moisture and peristaltic action, avoiding harsh pills or salts. Read SEALTAN backwards spells nature.
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City Hall
Michael Quill
Transport Workers’ Union
Douglas McMahon Lell
James Hurst
New York Transit
Quill
Wirephuta
Viet Nam
Bell
Martin Buhrman
Hancock
General Bell
Matt Ellsworth Buhrman
Cas
Ually Hospital
Jhis
Washington D.C
Ill
Edward G. Bell
House of Jacob
Lelia Catherine (Wilson) Bell
Washington, D.C
Solomon Bull
Columbus
Ohio
Edward Belleir
Abigail V. Johnson
Ruth I.” Bell
Ray
Grove Funeral Home
Buhrman
France
Moriah Lutheran Church
Foxville
Clyde
Walter
Luella
Johnson
Bruce
Wis
Ray E. Blanset
Catherine Weaver
Addivonais
Catherine May Weaver
W. Ballimore St
Ralph D. Eichelberger Sr
Summit Ave
Gateway
William Henry
Lillian Mowen Eichelberger
Norfolk and Western Railroad
American Legion Morris Frock
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sadie Huntington Eichelberger
Elaine Shatzer
Carol Nakopoulos
Bethlehem
Ralph D
Jack E
William H
BR. Terry
Robert E
Sll
Don B
Sharpsburg
Wilbert N
Scott P
Violet Weaver
Rouzer
Lester M. Kauffman
Rose Hill Cemetery
John R. Buchanan
Grace Episcopal
Robert E. Teays Jr
Smithsburg
Herman F. Stouffer
Daniel R. Fleming
Grove Circle
Finish
Four States Livestock
E. First St
Woodburn
Florence M. Barkdoll
Everaiay
Sunces Raat
van Na. Yi
Penn Aw
Seeluaively
John W. Leather
Hapdestown
Rte
Lestersburg
Chewerlile Road
Horn's
Downsville
Donahugh
Keser Avenue
Washington Street
Salem Ava, Hageratown and
Smitheburg
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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