Chicago Police Drive Citizens To Aid In Crime War
The Chicago Police Department under Operation Crime Stop mobilized residents to report crime and assist raids. Since launch, thousands of calls yielded 273 arrests for narcotics, burglary, robbery, and other offenses. The program seeks partnerships with businesses, utilities, and agencies to lower crime rates in 1964 and 1965.
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Widow of Viet Nam soldier helps youth face war
Mrs. Edward J. Cox, widow of Staff Sgt. Cox, 35, of Mount Holly, with eight children, discusses support for youths facing war. She says older people must guide younger generations and recalls her husband’s plans and pride before his death from a sniper in Viet Nam during his eight months of service.
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Asie
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Fantry Regiment
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Anna May Ross 85 Widow of Charles F. Ross
Mrs Anna May Ross 85 died at 6 30 am Thursday at her daughter's home in Waynesboro She was born in Rouzerville Pa and lived most of her life in Zullinger Pa She had lived with her daughter for six years She was a member of St Pauls United Church of Christ She survived by three children Clyde F Ross Wayne Heights Pa Dr Ralph R Ross Oak Park Ill and Mrs Charles E Smiley Waynesboro Eight grandchildren six great grandchildren She was the last of nine siblings Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm from Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev William R Swisher and burial in Green Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday prior to the service
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Waynesboro
Anna May Ross
Charles F. Ross
Charles C. Smiley
East Fifth St
Rouzerville
Isaac and
Margaret Hartman Smith
Zullinger
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Clyde F
Wayne Heights
Ralph R. Ross
Oak Park
Charles E. Smiley
Grove Funeral Home
William R. Swisher
Green Hill Cemetery
Bessie Sterling Wooden
William A. Wooden
Clearview Nursing Home
Clear Spring
Daniel
Virginia Saunders Sterling
Christ Reformed Church
Queen Esther
C.E.S
Hilda Hull Carter
Tammany Lane
Thomas Mouse
Williamsport
Daniel B. Sterling
Smiths
Burgen
Capvive
Minnich Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Lawrence M. Strunk
Rose HY Cemetery
City Man Fined Heavily for Drunken Driving in Hagers Town
Trial Magistrate James Strine imposed 3160 and court costs on Harry Reed Wireman 46 of 1111 Virginia Ave for drunken driving and reckless driving after a breathalyzer showed 2.36 percent blood alcohol. City officer Harold Kline arrested him. Sgt Paul Wigfield administered the test. Other cases include Clyde Miller 18 Route 3 fined 100 and costs for driving with suspended license, Joyce Michael 24 1S Cleveland Ave fined 35 and costs for failing to stop after striking an unattended vehicle, Barbara McCarty 40 Pangborn Blvd fined 20 and costs for running a red light and 5 and costs for no license, Janet Bradley 40 Greencastle Pa fined 25 and costs for failing to yield.
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James F.rine
Hagerstown
Harry Reed Wireman
Virginia Ave
Harold B. Kline
Paul Wigfield
Maryland
Magisttrate Strine
Clyde Lewis Miller
Route 3
Janet Louise Bradley
Greencastle
Local Obituaries Add Several Deaths in Hagerstown Area
Obituaries for Mrs. Bessie Sterling Wooden and others note long illness and local ties. William Tack Clark Gaines aged 45 of 218 N Cleveland Ave died at Washington County Hospital after 11 p.m. Wednesday. survived by wife Alma Rhodes Gaines and three grandsons. Blanche Agnes Rawhes 63 of 140 North Mulberry Street died after three years illness. funeral at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial in Boonsboro Cemetery.
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Tack) Gaines
William (Tack) Clark Gaines
Cleveland Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Isaac M
Adda Manning Gaines
Street Department
Alma Hornbaker Rhodes Gaines
Howard F. Rhodes
Marion
Mary King
Haweed J
Gettysburg
Samual
Funeral set for Nellie Renner after fatal home fire
Nellie Virginia Renner, 42, died from burns suffered in a home fire near Milena on Tuesday. Funeral held Friday at Norfolk Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev. Wilbur Hogewell and Rev. Robert Regenold officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. casket to remain closed. Born in Winchester, she was daughter of Mrs. Vernie Kidwell Patterson and the late Charles Lewis Patterson Sr. She lived in Hagerstown 20 years. Survived by husband George C. Renner, mother, a brother Charles L. Patterson Jr., Winchester, and several nieces and nephews.
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Nellie Virginia Renner
Mi.lena
Norfent
Wilbur
Hogewell
Robert Regenold
Rose Hill Cemetery
Renner
Winchester
Vernie Kidwell Patterson
Charles Lewis Patterson Sr
Hagerstown
George C. Renser
Charles L. Patterson Jr
Emergency Plan Lifted After Snowstorm Impacts Hagerstown Area
Emergency plan lifted as plows cleared overnight and air traffic resumed at 7:30 a.m. Mail arrived late at Hagerstown Post Office with some trains canceled. County schools closed at 2 3 p m Wednesday along with Hancock and Clear Spring. Hagerstown Business School and Maryland Medical Secretariat School also closed. Wednesday high temperature reached 18 degrees with snowfall estimates five to seven inches varying by location. Boonsboro observer I Howard Beckenbaugh reported January 15 precipitation at 2.49 inches, above normal 2.46 inches. total snow on the ground implied 1.6 inches more precipitation.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Fredericksburg
Hancock
Hagerstown Business School
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
I. Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Stock Market Recovers In Early Active Trade
The stock market recovered slightly in active trading today as aerospace defense issues climbed on speculation that bombing of Vietnam may resume. Airlines stumbled on profit taking while American and Eastern led in gains with United advancing. Boeing and Douglas rose with other defense issues, signaling mixed sentiment amid ongoing war news.
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Douglas
Jury Deliberates 15 Hours In Krebiozen Case
In Chicago a U S district court jury of seven women and five men labored over 15 hours without verdict on 42 counts against four defendants including Dr Andrew C Ivy and Dr Stefan Duravic in the Krebiozen fraud trial. The case hinges on allegations of public deception and mislabeling of the cancer drug amid a lengthy eight month, 18 000 page transcript from 121 witnesses.
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U.S. District Court
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Stevan Duravic
Hislawyer
Marko
William F. P. Phillips
Chicago Federal Court
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Krebtown
Andrew C. Kay
Johnson Proposes Seven Point Plan to Halt Nuclear Spread
Geneva AP report says Lyndon Johnson presented a seven point program at the disarmament conference to halt the spread of nuclear weapons amid escalating Southeast Asia conflict. He urged pursuit of disarmament and elimination of stockpiles, while pledging steady resistance in Vietnam. Pope Paul VI urged erasing the spectre of war as talks resumed.
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Constipated Today SERUTAN and SPRUTAN Notice
A garbled advertisement promotes SERUTAN and SPRUTAN as daily laxatives for adults over 35. It claims SERUTAN provides bulk moisture for digestion, SPRUTAN stimulates intestinal muscles, and SPRUTAN is gentle compared to harsh pills. Ends with a backward word clue.
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Sprutan
Dry Up Your Cold in One Hour at Drug Store
Quick relief from sniffles and aches advertised for today at Middlekauff's Drug Store. Doses of BQ-6 tablets are taken half an hour apart to reduce cold miner ies and provide fast relief without long waits.
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Middlekauff’s
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