20 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
1
Reporting from Saigon the K free AF and allied units defend a coastal Quang Ngai area battle. Korean Marines and US paratroopers engaged Viet Cong with 32 killed and 22 weapons left behind. Prisoners and captives noted, hunger and disease cited among detainees.
Guy Musey operator of a grocery market at 136 North Canyon Ave died of a heart attack at his home 144 North Canyon Ave He was born in Hagerstown and survived by his wife Norma, daughter Norma Jean Halliway two brothers and two sisters His funeral arrangements were announced by Youer Funeral Home and the BPO Elks Lodge No 378 will conduct memorial services in his honor
Scott Lantz a former Travelers insurance agent died at Washington County Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Aurora West Virginia he worked as bank cashier in several towns and led the West Virginia Life Underwriters Association. Survivors include a daughter and three grandchildren. funeral arrangements set at St Pauls Methodist Church with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery.
Police report two cartons of costume jewelry were looted from a department store after a Tuesday break in. Missing items include plaid wallets sterling silver anklets gold anklets keycases wallet covers watchballs jewelry cleaner glass bottles and a transistor balter.
In Maryland an AP report notes a rise in unlisted telephone subscribers with about 105000 unlisted numbers last January and 122 pairs of earrings among somethings. police say the directory omission aims to curb solicitations by high pressure sales groups while authorities search for missing items and valuables.
The Air Force tightened security for officers assigned to presidential support around President Johnson. The revision requires up to date national agency checks, citizenship for the wife of selected personnel, and applies to crews, technicians, and bands involved in presidential movements and events.
A report links June 30 activity to a forged passport scheme and an alias, involving a Lipentarian leader and a com faction. Authorities note cooperation with a leftist figure in a broader political stir.
A Hagerstown youth died from stab injuries in a local incident. The story references David P. Rhodes and Edward W. Rhodes and notes continued coverage from page one. Further details on the case and suspects were not provided in the readable text.
An incorrect address was published for Walter Elroy Daymude who was arrested in charges of breaking and entering. Rest Haven Funeral Chapel will host calling hours and burial is planned at Ravgu Cemetery. Rev Herbert Jones to lead services after 3 p.m. Saturday. His residence is believed to be 4a Hight Franklin Street.
Grove Manufacturing of Shady Grove Pennsylvania announced a pending sale to Walley Kidde & Co. of Belleville New Jersey, a major maker of safety and protection equipment. If approved by boards and Grove shareholders the Grove operation would become a Kidde subsidiary, with about 1000 workers in Pennsylvania Illinois and Canada. The move would expand Kidde products to include Grove’s mobile hydraulic cranes and hydraulic aerial ladders.
AP reports Princess Grace of Monaco in satisfactory condition in a Montreal hospital after a miscarriage. Spokesman says she will remain several days. Grace Kelly, formerly an actress, attended Expo 47 ceremony with Prince Rainier and two children.
Acting Chief Alarold Kiser blasted reporters and barred them from the behind desk area as a new procedure for handling police reports began. He claimed the policy would protect records and prevent interference with transmissions while denying it targeted a Sunday Jonathan Street incident. The Meltent report, attributed to Cos day papers, said about 50 people commented as officers prepared two traffic summonses, a claim Kiser said could be sensationalized.
New York stock activity showed gains outrunning losses with the industrial average softening amid profit taking. Fractional moves dominated as high priced Polaroid slid about six points while rubber shares like Uniroyal advanced. Kennecott Due Pont American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines posted small declines.
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