War in Viet Nam May Be Only Start of Wider Fight
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that the Viet Nam war could trigger a broader Southeast Asian conflict. He describes Thai rebel fronts linked to the Viet Cong, Chinese financing, and ongoing insurgent activity near Bangkok and along the Mekong, signaling potential regional escalation and foreign involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L
Ryan AP
Viet
Thailand Independence Movement
Patriot
Nn Hiba
Aie
Laog
Real Moun
Thailand
Wathet Lao
Cosy
Thanom Kiika
CS. State Department
Har Chor
Imperial “Me
Viel
Mekong River
OSS
Tardheast
Thorofstan
Hnaneerthy
Bankok Yaw
Southeast Asia
Wiliam Fo
Panrlent
Chua
Ryan
Trenty
South Viet Nam
Boonsboro Obituaries Include Doyle and Mills Families
Several local obituaries from Boonsboro and nearby towns note deaths and survivors. Daisy Irene Doyle 87 of Roonsboro formerly of Keyser WV. Norbert L Sanbower Jr 29 of Smithsburg. Jacob Betts 19 of Clear Spring. and others are remembered with service details, hospital or nursing home deaths, and surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at several area funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Withae Botts
Broadfording Ltd
Washington County Hospital
Clear Spring
Willian Roward
Clarabel (Butzherry) Betts
Shirley Gosgard
Phyllis Betts
Skapers
Jacob Betts
Navy
Philippines
Proand No Bette
Andree
Hagerstown
Melvin Betts
Betts
Pennsylvania
Caffigan Funeral Home
Area Deaths Mrs Hester Sulver Frederick Md
Mrs Hester Sulver of Frederick Maryland died Thursday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Arthur Ayanis Aker and Paimerd Stoots. A member of the Baptist Church and Ladies Auxiliary, she is survived by her husband Avie Sulver two sons Merritt and George Sulver both of Frederick one brother Frank Snows of Brunswick three half brothers Leon, Krissile, and Charles Snoots of Brunswick and Avie Sndetsky of Waytown plus three half sisters At
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Roonsboro
Daisy
Irene Sailth
Doyle
Samuel Howard B. Royle
Roonsbore
Mightiord
Wasterington County
Thur
Reeder
Keyser
W. Mun
Abe Fantad
Ownsie
Lite
Daniel
Carmesini
Nagerstown
Hester
Sueler Prederick
Tlester Manzella Suleor
Avie AL. Silver
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospita
Arthur Ayanis Aker A.paainerd Stoots
Baptist Church
Myunswisk Ain
Merrit Sulver
George Ty i Sulver
Frederik
Frank A. Snows
Brunswicks
Leon
Krissile
Charles Ii
Snoots
Brunswick
Avie A. Sndetsky
Md State Police Take Over Truck Weighing Operations
Maryland State Police assume direct supervision of truck weight enforcement from the State Roads Commission after an internal investigation into conduct and handling of cases. The probe, begun last February, cited questions over data and warrants tighter oversight. 10 percent of cases checked during review prompted action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
Halutmogi
Nico
Mirstand
Fior Goy
Valige Cal Fatey
Larman
Juht Hweink
State Roads Commission
State Holle
Vonverniatie
Traals Commission
Prayer today and funeral notices in Frederick area
Fragmented obituary and memorial notice from River State Avenue Christian Church comments on a prayer service and references Dorothe L. Stide Catherine Swope Madeline Nanvilton with grand children. Funeral services set at the MLsti) and Sons Funeral Home on Friday with rites at Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothe L. Stide
Thurmont
Catherine Swope
Rati
Madeline Nanvilton
Falls Church
Tchildren
Sunvaye
Wnay Wall
Sons
Punerad
East Church Street
Frederick
Sames Jay
Hevil
Death Penalty Decree in War Time Standards Set
Saigon Viet Nam news reports a decree signed by May Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu to impose the death penalty for spreading false rituals causing economic confusion and other offenses during the state of war. The decree also provides prison terms for refusing to sell goods at official rates and for making false statements about feal or spoiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Viet Nan
Nguyen van ‘Thieu
Petition drives for freeing killer whale Namu in Seattle
A Beatie man gathered about 200 signatures in three and a half hours on a petition to liberate Namu the captive killer whale. He stood on Seattle street corners Thursday and urged about 250 passersby to sign directed to the American Humane Society in Denver. Namu, captured after swimming into nets of Canadian fishermen at Namu B C, was sold for 8000 dollars to Seattle Aquarium operator Ted Griffin and is being towed to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Namu
Kkiller
Olson
Seatte
American Humane Society
Denver
B.C
Ted Griffin
Dr King Opens Chicago Campaign Amid School Row
AP report notes Dr Martin Luther King Jr spearheading a northern drive amid a Chicago school crisis. Leaders from the Coordinating Council of Community Organizations push for superintendency changes, while Willis and anti-lynching groups demand new leadership and a court-ordered settlement. Daley administration anxiety surrounds the campaign and funding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serarlia c. Wilts
Limain
South
Chicago
Lonce
Board of Education
Dr. Kings
Chilmont
Ko Hy
Coordinating Council
Willis Ater
Willis
Alvin Pitcher
University of Chicago Divinity
Richard J. Daley
Sehaal
Henjamin Lenden
Missing Coeds In Austin Clue Bundle Found
Two Dallas women ages 21 Sue Rigsby and Shirley Stark disappeared Sunday. Police traced a bundle of their clothing found in a ditch near the north edge of Austin as investigators pursue clues during a statewide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dallas
Sue
Lusan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
Canadian postal strike spreads across four communities
Mail piled up in post offices across Canada as wildcat strikes spread to at least four communities in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia. About 1,200 Toronto mail carriers joined in the walkout despite pleas for patience from the Postal Workers' Brotherhood. More walkouts were in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Coruuahilt
Nfe Toronto
Postal Workers' Brotherhood
Satellites Reach 69,000 Miles Up In Space Test
The second Sentry satellite moved to 69,000 miles above Earth completing a space triple play toward detecting secret nuclear explosions out to 200 million miles in space. A signal fired a small motor aboard the craft shifting its orbit to a steadier distance of about 69,000 miles.
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Vape Kennedy
Fla
API
Md Referendum Challenge Faces Legal Problems
Marylands referendum drive on the 1985 redistricting bill prompts legal questions as supporters file over forty thousand signatures to force a ballot measure. Officials debate whether the measure can appear on the 1986 ballot given court rulings requiring new districts before the next election.
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Annatolas
Mlb
Maryland
General Assembly
St. Ores Court
Loyd
Ch. Simpkins
Pinan
Simpkins
Stock market edges higher amid steady trading
New York stocks opened with stools and motors showing steady to higher levels. Trading was moderate as Ford rose at most points while General Motors and Chrysler led early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Ford
General Motors and Chrystert
Trimadex Claims Vigor Boost Amid Stock Market Jumble
A garbled OCR note cites Trimadex as a vigor aid while listing various companies, places, and numbers in a chaotic mix. It mentions US Steel Bethickemr and Jones Laughlin, IBM Sh cit, Oil of California, and General Cigar with scattered share figures and addresses. The fragmentary text reads like a pharmacy ad connected to stock references and locations such as Virginia Ave and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethickemr
Jones
Trimudex
Wilslon
General Cigar
Negro Leaders Reject Plan To End Protests In Louisiana
Louisiana protests continue as NAACP leader Bell and CORE opponents clash with Gov. McKeithen over a proposed biracial advisory commission. Officials in Bogalusa caution against civ il unrest while urging a fair race relations approach to quell tensions and avoid CORE involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrara
McKeithen
Bogalusa City
Offi
Louis-cials
Barivon
Ron
Tie Moore
Congress
CORE
Racial Equality
Murphy Public Safety
Bell
National Association
Arnold Spiers
Bogalus
Louisiana
Papermill
Robert Hicks
Civic League
Siana
Astronauts Stranded Awhile By Balky Gantry In Space Rehearsal
Spaceflight rehearsal at Cape Kennedy encounters balky gantry and lost communications. Gemini 6 and Agena prep stir delays as crew J Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr await lift. Houston and Cape officials discuss switching control to resolve command link issues and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jlile
Navy
Walter M. Schirra
Air Force
Thomas
P. Stafford
J. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Schirral
Stafford
Cooper
Conrad
More!r
Houston
Tex
James Iton Renter
Can A. McDivitt
Edward Vaimanas
Agena
Daily Mai Palabitenca Test Gemini 6 Mission Report
The Daily Mai notes a vital Gemini 6 mission test involvement with Air Force Lt. Col. Cooper and Navy Cmdr. Conrad. The item mentions Associated Press dispatches and general newspaper distribution details.
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Air Force
Col
Cooper
Navy
Conrad
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Otalny
Burma
China
Kuneing
Sthailand
Miles
Andamon
Gullo
Mrs
Daisy E, Doyle
Boonsboro
Lucinda
Yeast
Gabe
Mt. Noli
Evangelion
United Brethren Charely
Art
G. Doyle
Boons- Toro
Boonshora
Edith. Mills
Fadith Lorraine Mills
Washinton County Hospital
Thacuian Bo
Anna Mae (Tengen) Mills
Chester Mills
Alfrext Vensen
Blanche Vv Mil
Irene Henson
Hajerstown
Honesto Will Annainee
Jacob Wilbur Betts
Norbert L. Sanbower Jr
Smithsburg
Brorbert
Lew Sanbower Jr
Newtork
Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Wo Va
Herbert Lee
Gladys M
Law) Sandower
Konle 3
Germany
Waynesbare
John G. Landower
Moule 3
John Moretz
Enola
Grove Funeral Home
Waynesboro
Robert T. Hyson
Binggold
Bray
Smith
St Wilko Boulevard
Chestnut Grave Pentecostal Church
Kaycip EB. Jones
J.C. Wilson
Clark Eiliott
Urial
Saurples Manor
Wilson Houlevard
Thander
Liphimyen
Tnichard Je Dames
Snonville
Pin
State Avenue Christian Church
Dr. Martin Luther King
Vinain
Bogalusa. la
Hirst
Tan
T He Round Table
Hogalusa
Cape
Summit Ave
Dee Va
N.Y
Jac
Knuts
LED
West Franklin St
Interstate B
P.O. Box
Richmond
Virginia
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