American Bombers Hit Four Major Rail Yards
North Vietnamese rail yards were struck by heavy American raids aided by pilots who reported hitting a missile site near Hanoi Haiphong. One Phantom jet was downed and two fliers rescued after ground fire. Ground combat in South Vietnam remained light as observers prepared for a 1954 Geneva accord anniversary.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
Amrical
North Vietnam
Manni
Ifanoi
Haiphong
Khai Dengabadinin
Conde
Uilexi
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietam
Delicater
Tianai
oFffeis
al Merigan
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Thien
Provisional Assembly
Local Deaths In Berkeley Springs Area
John Bishop 59 of 704 High Street Berkeley Springs West Virginia died Monday night at War Memorial Hospital after a short illness Born in Warlordsburg Pennsylvania he was the son of Andrew and Marie Booth Bishop He had worked 30 years for Potomac Son Company and was a World War II veteran He leaves his wife Naomi Pittman daughters Sharon and Deborah sister Mary Freeman brothers George E and Norman Burial will be in Watfordsburg Virginia at St Thomas Episcopal Church in Hancock Maryland funeral Friday morning with Rev Lloyd L Wolf officiating
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John Bishop
Renkyley Springs
Wva
High Street
War Mamorial Hospital
Warlordsburg
Andrew and
Marie Booth Bishop
Berkeley Springs
Potomac Son Company
St. Thomas Sonal Church
Hancock
Naomi Pittman
Sharon
Deborah
Mary Freeman
Washington, D.C
George E
Pennsylvania
Norman
Cumberland, Md
Wal St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Lloyd L. Wolf
Presbyterian Cemetery
Watfordsburg
Miami
Florida
Feo
North Carolina
Robert
Eve Blevins
Eva
Mae
Hagerstown
Theresa Thomas
Tituse
Fla
Clara Clark
Anchorage
Ala
Etla Jones
Mollie Sizemore
Peach Rotem
Charity Clark
Ma Ann Lane
Leathers, Harney
Gentry
Edward
Fair
Rest Haven
Mont
Raw Starkis
Rest Haven Cemetery
Silas GB. Blevins
Patriarch Athenagoras Plans Vatican Talk Next Week
Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras, 81, plans to visit the Vatican a month after Pope Paul VI’s visit to discuss reuniting the churches. He will also back Pope Paul’s call for free interfaith access to Jerusalem and holy sites around the city.
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Tsvanbul
Turkey
Athenagoras
Vatican
Paul VII
Algal
Paul
Jerusalem
Tsraeli
Prayer Today Bless Thy Name for Great Goodness
A short prayer by Narry C. White of Rock Hill requests God’s blessings grace and peace. It seeks God’s will and power to bring salvation and eternal life through the Saviors name.
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Narry C. White
Rock Hill
Rogers Memo
Rial
Fragmentary 20th Century Wire Text From Va Papers
The readable fragments reference names and figures such as Daly, B.C. Ven Nad, and Mushrede, with prices and months scattered. It notes republication rights and an Antocisled Press entity involved in a republication dispute. The text is unreadable in places, but hints at a newswire style data dump.
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Garzier
Sal Md Daly
Nad. Neanna
Doe Meath
Nis News
Aicbatchig
Interracial Marriage OK In Tennessee
Nashville reports the first recorded interracial marriage in Tennessee as Herman McCami and his white bride planned for Friday. The state attorney general's office ruled county clerks cannot deny licenses to racially mixed couples if they meet legal conditions, amid a case where a Davillsum County clerk denied a license last Thursday. Court officials cited existing law, with guidance from a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning similar state bans, signaling a potential shift in Tennessee marriage policy.
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Nashville
Herman MecCami
Tennessee
Lave
McDaniel
Foyer Trecoll
Davillsum
Vaney
Shifter Campbell
al Marriates
Campbell
Milton Rice
U.S. Supreme Court
Housing Starts Edging Up Amid Slow Pace
Washington AP Housing starts show a small rise to 1,302,000 units annual rate, only a tenths higher than May. Overall 1945-like WW II low of 848,000 units annual rate in Oct. The report notes permits suggest stronger growth ahead, aiding administration forecasts for a steadier second half. The surge mirrors cautious economic signals under Johnson administration.
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Washington Cap
Conmiperce
Tupaday
Johnson
Washington
United States
Sudan
Iraq
Syria
Lebane
Tshombe's Fate Before Algerian Supreme Court
The Algerian Supreme Court opened hearings to consider Tshombe's extradition to Congo where a death sentence awaits. The court barred his French lawyer and moved the session to be public. Abdessamed Ben Abdallah argued Tshombe did not kill Patrice Lumumba in 1961 and denied embezzlement charges. The case follows a 1961 treason sentence in absentia, with the court planning a Friday revision outcome.
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Algiers
Algeran Supreme Court
Moise Tahambe
Congo
Tshombe
Abdessamed Ben Abdallah
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Ben Abdallah
Tshomi
Tshoambe
Rene Floriot
France
Students Want No Part Of CIA But Theyll Take Free Rent
The National Student Association split from the CIA and faces disputes over housing costs at its two NSA headquarters. The Independence Foundation of Boston leases the building through CIA channels and Groves seeks to end the rent arrangement. NSA says the foundation may bill for other youth projects while insisting the CIA not fund the HQ.
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CIA
Harry Rosenthal
Washington
National Student Association
Central Intelligence Agency
Ebruary
NSA
Independence Foundation of Boston
NSA Pres
W. Eugene Groves
Groves
Independence Foundation
Leasor
Foundation
Foundation For Youth and Student Affairs
New York
Stock Market Rally Tracks Gains Across Industrials
The stock market showed a rally in heavy trading as the Dow Jones average rose nearly three points in the first half hour. General Electric fell over two points while Polaroid gained about three. U.S. Gypsum General Motors Du Pont International Nickel Vornado Contra Data Jane US Smelting posted small gains, with many cigarette stocks steels and nonferrous metals also up fractionally. WR Grace opened with a nine block, fourth largest by shares but second by value, ranking beneath a Xerox block.
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War York
Ari
Daw Jones
Wem General Electric
Polaroid
U.S. Gypsum
General Motors
du Pont
International Nickel
Vornado
Contra Data
Jane US
WR. Grace
Xerox
Marshall Opposes Judges Using Personal Ideas
Washington AP. Thur good Marshall contends a judge must not inject personal proclivities into rulings. Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a third day, he argued decisions should rest on law not personal notions. If confirmed, he would be the first Black member of the Supreme Court. Senators Ervin and McClellan warned that frequent reversals threaten constitutional stability.
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Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peo
Ple
Jnew U.S
High Court
Senate
Johnson
Tom C. Clark
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
John L. McClellan
Ervin
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Hagerstown Shoe Company
Mary Martin
Mils
Lottie Emmings
Charles Martin
Beaver Creek
Walter Martin
Wriity Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
National Lutheran Time i
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