Red Guards flood Canton as Hong Kong reports tension in China
British reporter notes massive Red Guard crowds in Canton with thousands of teens and 20s marching, singing Maoist anthems amid citywide disruption and police presence. He observes street banners, posters, and widespread devotion to Mao while questions of food supply and economy arise.
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Ideats
London Daily Express
Canton
China
Nati
Mao
Man
Lin Ping
Mao Tse
Hong Kong
Lin
Ching
Particul Cheng
Northing
Red Guarde
Mac
Khrushchev
Lin Shao-chi forms private army to defend red state power
TOKYO AP reports Hed Flag, Mao's mouthpiece, says Lin Shao-chi organized a private army to shield a group of persons practicing bourgeois dictatorship. The force is described as the army of defenders of red state power.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Hed Flag
Lin Shao-chi
Mao
Lin
Philadelphia Transit Strike Ends With Tentative TWU Deal
Negotiators for the Philadelphia Transportation C3 and the Transport Workers Union reached a tentative agreement today on a new contract for about 5,000 TWU workers, ending a 27 hour transit strike. The pact provides a modest wage increase over the term of the four year contract, finalized during a four hour session with city officials.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Senate Showdown Over Antifilibuster Rules
Washington AP reports a bipartisan Senate group seeks a clash this week to overhaul antifilibuster rules. Since 1953 lawmakers have renewed efforts at session starts to ease debate blocking and shorten parliamentary standoffs.
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Washington
Senate
Space program cuts eyed by Senate leader Dirksen
Washington AP reports Senate Republican Leader Ever Ett Dirksen suggested trimming government spending, with the space program a possible target. He noted the timing of reaching the moon could influence the budget, saying it matters whether it’s this year or later. New York AP adds Welfare Department workers went on strike, delaying 600,000 client checks as negotiations continued with city officials.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
New York
Social Service
of City
Herbert Haber
Prayer urging guidance and spiritual renewal in Christ
A church prayer from T V Warnick of Oak Ridge Tennessee asking God to lead believers from current state to a worthy path. It seeks release from meaningless habits and false masks, opening hearts to the Spirit for usefulness in God’s work through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Lord
T. V. Warnick
Oak Ridge
Tenn
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Israel Will Not Tolerate Syrian Acts
Jerusalem AP reports Foreign Minister Abba Eban warned Israel cannot tolerate any more aggressive acts by Syria and has the will and strength to halt activities. He offered an informal emergency session of the Syrian Israel Mixed Armistice Commission but stressed that shooting must stop first. UN Secretary General Thant urged restraint to avoid a large scale clash along the border.
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Jerusalem
Forum Minster
January Weather Report From Bridgeport Area
January is cold and dry with 2.48 inches normal rainfall. D Paul Oswald reports 0.31 inches so far, a 44 degree high Saturday and 34 degree low. Sunday peaked at 50 degrees and fell to 22 by 7 am. Howard Beckenhargh in Boonshoro notes 46 degree Sunday high and 24 degree low through 7 am.
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Pote
Bridgeport
D. Paul Oswald
Howard Beckenhargh
Boonshoro
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area readers
Local notices report the deaths of Evelyn Benchoff, Mary Norris, Viola Beall, Emma Springer, Anna Kretzer, Clara Spielman, Wayne Gerberich, Wilbur Ditmer, and others. Services listed at Norment, Grace Evans, and Coffman funeral homes with burial plans in Rose Hill, Green Hill, Riverview, Gravel Hill, and Rose Will cemeteries. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and nieces and nephews with multiple church and fraternal affiliations noted.
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Evelyn Benchoff
Lolee Verné Rohrhaugh
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Stoner
Charles
Famiily
Washington County Sheriff's
National Sheriff's Asso
Norment Funeral Home
Donald R. Warrenfeltz
Green Hill
Gert
Wayne Shoro
Rebecca Miller
Norment
Hagerstown
Cynthia
Scuffins
James Scuffins
Winchester
Leila Lynch
Mercersburg
Alvey Clinton Dellinger
Dellinger Road
Williamaport
Wiliams Port
William C. Huddle
Butta
Riverview
Williamsport
Baltimoreturs
Boonsboro
Donald
Brake
John A
Nettie C.dourvern
Mich
Cem
Jordan
Hingersinwn
St. Paul’s
Vyugeral
K. Coffman
Rur
Women of
daugh/Wilson P. Ard
Mae Ensminger
Rest Haven Hagerstown
Barnbarl
Ft. Knox
Land
Clara May Spielman
38Th St
Baltimore
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Jacob and Mary (Shteves) Spielman
Rest Haven
Spencer R. Quick
Rose Will Cemetery
Lebanon
Wayne F . Gerberich
Veterans Hospital
Joseph W. Gerverich
Washington Ave
Laura May
Phyllis Louise
Tehnow
Daria Kava
Cherick
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Pal- M
Palmyra
Wilbur F. Ditmer
Wilbur Frederick Ditmer
Aona Evelyn Miller Ditmer
East Potomac Street
Tate Edward and
Emma Kunkleman Ditmer
Elyn Williamsport
Ditmer
Grace Eub Church
Ife
Woodmen of the World
Red Men of
Hageta Town
Loyal Order of Moose
Nigh’s
Fender Works
Daugh
Market Advances Irregularly In Early Trading
The New York market moved unevenly with Du Pont Union Carbide Boeing Raytheon and American Airlines gaining a point or more while Polaroid and 18M fell about a point Xerox down about 1 4. United Aircraft Schering and Texaco showed losses or small declines as General Motors American Telephone and Standard Oil of New Jersey held steadier amid merger talks delaying McDonnell Douglas and Douglas Aircraft.
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New York
du Pont
Union Carbide
Boeing
Raytheon
American Airlines
Polaroid
Xerox
United Airocrafit
Schering
General Motors
American ‘Telephone
Standard Oill
New Jersey
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Unitfled Air Lines
Pennsylvania
Trailroad
McDonnell Co
Douglas
Fog Forces Surprise Visit By President In Thurmont
In Thurmont weather forced President Johnson and Mrs Johnson to land by helicopter on a small athletic field instead of Camp David delaying their route from Washington. The surprise stop drew a large crowd as the presidential party continued by car to Camp David about 85 miles away.
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Johnson
Camp David
White House
David
Congress
George R. Davis
Frainier
Washington
Christ
David Ie
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LeRoy Springer
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Alvey C. Dellinger
Anna Kretzer
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Pat«tovsck
William G. Kretzer
Myersville
Was the Daughter
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Ann K. Wiseman Houtzaka
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clara M. Spielman
W. E. Gerberich
Charles Scuffins
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