Tiny Kadeng Island Seen as Likely Red Chinese Target
A note from a military observer describes Kadang Kaoteng Island as the nearest Nationalist outpost to Red China across the Matsu strait. Kadang’s rugged rock, deep caverns, and stored food and arms position it to endure months of siege, even as planners weigh an amphibious assault against the outpost near Loyan Bay and Iluangehl Peninsula.
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Forrest Edwards
Peikantang
Xaoteng Island
Anerland
Yamely Conmanding
Kennedy Urges Schools to Boost Child Fitness Program
Senator Kennedy cites troubling statistics showing many children fail a basic fitness test and urges schools to require more physical activity. He cites surveys indicating benefits from organized programs and calls for fall plans that improve heart health and well being for boys and girls nationwide.
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Mass
Kennedy
Cane Cod
Young America
Buel Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Foothill Couch
Wilkinson
North Dakota
Missouri
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Kowerymnert
Youth Fitness Council
Service News Army Sutvoy Exercise Clear Lie highlights
Army personnel from the 101st Airborne Division join Air Force units in Exercise Clear Lie at Elgin Air Force Base, Florida. Navy sailors from various bases train aboard ships and at Jacksonville and Oceana, with Crews aboard Currituck and others returning from deployments, while local recruits graduate and begin new postings in Maryland and Virginia.
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Hahn
Naomi A. Hahn
Yves du Route 2
Smithsurg
10St Airborne Division
Air Force
Strike Command
Elgin Air Force Base
Pla
2Nd Infantry
Fort Campbell
Army
Port Jackson
Smithsburg High School
High A-Test Big Success Seen Miles High
Officials report a successful high altitude atomic test with scientists noting potential long term effects on Van Allen belts while U.S. experts say disturbances should be temporary. The blast disrupted ionospheric conditions, blocking radio signals in Japan and other regions for up to 32 hours and prompting emergency communications along Pacific routes.
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U.S
Japar
Pacific
Local Deaths Continued From Page 38
McCormick of Hagerstown and relatives are listed among obituaries. The Sodality of St Marys Catholic Church plans a 7:40 PM Rosary at Norment Memorial Home. Requiem Mass at St Johns Church Long Green Valley Md Tuesday at 10 AM with Fr Edward Bayer officiating. Interment in the church cemetery. Memorial gifts suggested to Washington County Cancer Society. Casket will not be opened. Clarence Dormer of 182 Mill Street died Sunday at 2 AM after six months illness aged 66. Survived by wife Grace and children Hilda Trumpower Doris Peters Sidney Dormer and others. Funeral at K Coffman Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev Wilson and Rev Hardt officiating. Interment Lutheran Cemetery Bakersville. Family receives at funeral home after 7 PM Tuesday. Peter Hendricks 97 Chestnut Street died Sunday at Washington County Hospital age 87. Born Cleversburg Pa, lived Tapertown 61 years. Survived by multiple children and grandchildren. Service at Coffman Funeral Home Wednesday 2:30 PM, Rev Yoho officiating. Interment Rest Haven Cemetery. Anna Campbell widow of Joseph Campbell died Sunday afternoon at Williamsport Hospital age 87. Born Pittsfield Pa, survived by son Joseph Campbell and daughter, with other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending. H. Wiles Hoover Wiles widow of John P. Wiles died at home in Hagerstown, age 72. Survived by brother Elliver Hoover of Rockford MN and grandchildren. Funeral in Joliet.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Norment Munoral
J. John’s Catholic Church
Long Green Valley
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Washington County Cancer Society
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Clarence Seydious Domer
Mill Street
Benevola
Sarah Elizabeth (Sweeney) Bomer
Metz) Dormer
Hilda Trumpower
Frances I
Peters
Doris Domer
Sidney Domer
Grantlchild
Sarah E. Domer
Lagers
Mary Baker
Williamsport
Stella Mongan
Keerlysville
Daisy ‘T Rowland
Magerstown
Kathering Rowland
Baltimore
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J .S.wilson
S. Hardts
Lutheran Cemetery
Bakersville
Peter Alton Hendricks
Chestnut Street
Washington County Hospital
Cleversburg
Franklin County
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Eliza ‘Strayer Hendricks
Taperstown
Emmanuel Wub Church
aAlbeya Hoover
Jane McDowell
Frank Day
Jacob’ R. Hendricks
James B. Hendricks
York
Wilbur Rt
Hendricks
Apel
George L. Hendricks
Aberdeed
Samuel H. Hendricks
Donald ¥. Hendricks
LeRoy Hendricks
John Hendricks
Hagerstows
Iln
Anna Campbell
Anna Moe Campbell
Paieview Rand
Mavhini
Joseph Vat Weverall
Josephi Pitt
Gerald W. Marrow
Campbell
Vhis City
James A
Fforrow
Eraitchild
Haperstown
Suter - Reuter
Tinme 4Th
Army Infantry
Juill
An Fark Javkson
S.C
Wwken
Dery Funeral Home
Pittsfield
Mass
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kdeemert
St.Joseph's Cemetery
Pillsfieht
H. Wiles
Hilia Hoover Wiles
Prayer for Guidance and Strength from Syracuse Bishop
A devotional prayer attributed to W Ralph Ward of Syracuse asks for God to reveal His greatness this day. The speaker seeks shadow of love, steadfast protection, and firm footing on the rock of divine presence, affirming faith in Jesus Christ.
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Guy Refige
W. Ralph Ward
Syracuse
Western Maryland Builds Car To Combat Icicles
Western Maryland rail workers have built a steel framed special car to remove icicles forming in tunnel ceilings. The device, to be used on trains passing between Cumberland and Hagerstown, aims to reduce ice damage and speed winter clearance, replacing prior manual pole whacking by crews.
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Maryland
Washington Coyal
Jewsh
Hagerstown
Weston Maryland Railways
Gimels
Cumberland
Bible School Opens Today at First Church of God
Vacation Bible School opened today at the First Church of God corner of Summit Avenue and North Baltimore Street. The two week program titled Adventuring With Christ on the King's Adventureland features daily talks by missionary Mrs Glenn Nunemaker from Niger ia West Africa. Classes run 9 to 1 45 with nursery through teen groups taught by a qualified staff including Chris Spickler Mary Beth Myers Sherry Sanher Donald Bioster and Mrs Charles Mosier. Donations from daily offerings support her missionary project and the school welcomes children of all denominations.
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First Church of God
Summit Avenue
Naltimore Street
Glenn Nunemaker
Nunemaker
Republic of Nigeria
West Mri¢a
Chris Spickler
Mary Beth Myers
Sherry San Her
Donald Bioster
Mes
Charles Mosier
Tot Reports Shooting Of His Parents In Alexandria
A distressed caller tells the operator and police he witnessed a shooting at home. The voice asks for help and mentions reporting the incident to authorities as officers arrive on the scene.
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Tot
Republicans Fight Within GOP Over Unity and Groups
Washington AP dispatch reports Republicans feuding publicly over party unity as economic worries drive election hopes. Gov Wesley Powell of New Hampshire attacks Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York amid clashes over the All Republican Conference and the National Republican Citizens Committee. Chairman William J. Miller defends the party's need for unity to avoid disarray.
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New Hampshire
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New York
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GOP
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Arjun
Zona
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Hevis
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Alexandria
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Nice & Co
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Beatrice
Eral Republica
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Senate
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NEA Moves To Enforce Better Teaching Conditions
The National Education Association adopts a sanctions policy to counter unethical school practices. Delegates approve using publicizing actions and blacklisting to pressure districts, aiming to curb disruptive policies and recruit support from communities and allied groups.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Denver
Colo
API
National Education Association
Benny Goodman Tour of Russia Declared a Mixed Success
Benny Goodman says his six week Soviet Union jazz tour was a success though band members grumbled over a cool sound and some older party members showed restraint. The trip to Moscow Sochi Kiev Leningrad and Tashkent attracted about 140000 listeners with some friction over pay and internal dissension. The US Embassy backed the soft power effort as cultural exchange amid wary authorities.
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Russia
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Soviet Union
America
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Goodman
Americas
Gaz
Moscow
Sochi
Tillis
Kiev
Leningrad
Tashkent
Communist Party
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Arte
U.S
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Gred
Wren
Joe Wilderf
New York
Lenin Sports Palace
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