Goldberg Cancels Vacation For New UN Role
AP reporting that Goldberg renounces a planned vacation in the Virgin Islands to assume a nonpartisan post as ambassador to the United Nations. He will leave the Supreme Court duties and prepare in Washington, with wife expressing mixed emotions about leaving the court. The move follows President Johnson's selection to succeed Stevenson, while speculation grows about Goldberg’s eventual replacement on the Supreme Court and potential nominees.
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Rites Set Thursday For Drowning Victim Brothers
Rites set Thursday for the drowning brothers Charles Foyer 19 and Miles 1 Sept BALka from Sacramento. Schoolmates to serve as pallbearers. Burial in ML Chivel Cemetery near Lovetsville. Bodies at Gackles Funeral Chapel. services delayed due to processing.
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Paytlis
Local Deaths of Miss Gaza os and Ripe in Chambersburg
Obituaries from Washington County Hospital and Chambersburg region note Miss Gaza os aged 88 of St James and Mrs Daisy Jenkleigo of North Carolina among survivors. Funeral plans listed with Leaf and Grove funeral homes, burial at Faithful Cemetery and local church rites conducted by Rev James Rawfey and Rev Frank Rat Nev. Includes extensive survivor details and viewing times.
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New Windsor
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Hereetsburg
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Dover
Leroy Friese
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Smithsburg
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Carroll County
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Lynda Bird Canoeing In North Woods
Lynda Bird Johnson leads a small party on a canoeing trip in the North Woods near Minnesota. A White House press official notes the president’s daughter enjoys a daytime excursion with cautious regard for safety.
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Minnesota
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Johnson
Early Market Trading Active Amid Mixed Downtick
The stock market opened with declines led by Xerox and General Electric as major industrials slipped. Widespread activity showed modest gains for aircraft firms and transportation names while Du Pont eased after a large block trade, with several companies posting fractional moves.
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Xerox
McKesson & iRobbins
Chrysler
Jery
du Pont
Cyprus Vance to Visit Austria and West Germany
Depay Secretary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance will visit Austria on Monday and Tuesday. He will inspect U S armed forces in West Germany including the Army headquarters in Heidelberg and missions in Wiesbaden while en route.
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Wiesbaden
Nun Receives Railroad Award For Loyal Commuting
Sister Claretta Easter, a St John’s Convert in Milwaukee, has ridden Chesapeake and Ohio trains to Michigan for 52 years. The railroad honored her with a special plaque, a private car trip, and a kitchen tour where Chef George Davis shared soup, in an AP Wirephoto event.
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St. John's
Milwaukee
Michigan
Chesapeake and Ohio
George Davis
Clarella
Millions Planned for State Parks in Washington County
More than three million dollars will be spent on seven projects in and near Washington County under a master plan by the State Department of Forests and Parks. Major items include Cunningham Falls development in 1967 at 170,000 dollars and Greenbrier 1967 at 200,600 dollars, with a broader 19 year plan totaling about 20.5 million for Susquehanna State Park in Harford County, the largest project. The plan anticipates 9.2 million visitors by 1976 and assigns costs to 43 sites, subject to legislative appropriation and changing conditions.
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Grambrill
Wren
Washington Monument
Soth
Mountain
Galliant
Cunningham Falls
Marylands
Sneueer
P. Ellis
State Department of Forests and Paths
Gunpowder Park
Seneca Park
Assateague Island
Shad Landing
Susquehanna State Park
Harford County
Assatergue Island
Ellis
Department
API
Miss Universe Contest Sparks Feminine Confusion
Report from Athens Greece details confusion at a Miss Universe semifinals with contestants from Israel Mexico and Italy. Officials debate age certification and passport records while a contestant from Israel plans to be introduced as Alisa Panfil Sadeh a Hebrew name meaning field. The event notes a replacement for Argentina’s Mabel Amucena I Cattarone and features profiles of several participants.
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Israel
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Meamphile
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Alisa 'Panfil
Sadeh
Alisa
Ragypt
Argentina
Mabel Amucena I Cattarone
National curriculum talk in Washington sparks decade shift
Washington discussion on a national assessment and a federal curriculum hints at a future where education is guided by Washington within ten years. Educators debate benefits and risks, with supporters urging accountability and critics fearing loss of local control and creativity.
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Toy iMlayy
Washington
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Escapee Gains Hope of Parole If Good Behavior Shines
PORT MYERS Fla AP Charles Kemp who fled Georgia prison after a murder verdict was recaptured in Florida. He claimed self defense for the 1939 killing and said he now leads a Christian life with his two grandchildren. Governor Burns said extradition would be delayed if he remains a model citizen as Georgia seeks to return him.
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Good Citizen
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Macon
Chaplin May Return to Film With Sophia Loren
Charlie Chaplin, inactive for years, may resume movie work starring Sophia Loren. Milanian sources say Loren and producer Carlo Ponti visited Chaplin in Switzerland and won his agreement to act with the Italian actress.
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Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Carlo Ponti
Chaplin
Switzerland
Sinatra Leaves Handprint at Grauman's Chinese Theater
Frank Sinatra pressed his hand and footprints into the forecourt at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, honored as the 150th movie celebrity to be celebrated in that historic ceremony.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Grauman
Marine Fined For Driving Under Influence
Me Rosier E Bitlinger, 18, of 831 View St, was found guilty in Stad in Magistrate's Court of reckless driving and driving under the influence after an early morning accident at Will Crest and St Clair. Officers testified he swerved and ran onto the curb, appearing very unsteady and fumbling for his permit. Breathalyzer showed 0.18 percent BAC.
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Rosier E. Bitlinger
View SL
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Bitlinger
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St. Clair St
W ‘Irving
Nittinger
West Virginia
Aggressive Instate Seeks Operators Near Hagerstown
The company solicits experienced restaurant and service station merchants to operate both businesses on Interstate 8 near Hagerstown. Applicants may receive 80 percent financing to build and own improvements or operate under a lease. Apply by mail to P.O. Box 1515 Richmond VA.
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Hagerstown
P.O. Box
Richmond
Virginia
Senate House Conferees Agree On Medicare Bill
Senate and House conferees reached agreement on a comprehensive Medicare bill for older Americans. The sixth meeting resolved key differences between the House and Senate versions, including taxable income thresholds and benefits. The measure, likely hitting final action soon, would fund broad Social Security expansions with about 6 to 7 billion in benefits and taxable income limits up to about 9, 600 dollars for some provisions.
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Senata
House
Senate
George Smathers
D-Fla
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Atoday
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Harriman-Kosygin Meet to Ease Viet Nam Strain
U.S. Ambassador Harriman and Soviet Premier Kosygin met in Moscow to discuss world affairs and U S Soviet relations. The talks followed a previous three hour session and aim to prevent misunderstandings amid tense Viet Nam era strains.
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W. Averell Harriman
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Harriman-Kosygin
Viet Nam
Deficit for 1965 Reaches 3.5 Billion As Receipts Lag
The White House reports the federal government closed fiscal 1965 with a 3.5 billion dollar deficit. Revenue totaled 93 billion against outlays of 96.5 billion, with the June 30 deficit 2.8 billion below six months earlier. Cowboys, military notes, zip code directory sales also appear in the dispatches.
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