Treaty Wins Welcome Abroad On Test Ban Accord
London AP reports three power defenses to halt nuclear tests mark a breakthrough toward disarmament. U Thant and leaders from Britain France Italy and West Germany welcome the partial test ban while cautioning it is not a complete end to Cold War tensions. Soviet and Chinese reactions vary with calls for broader peace steps and continued arms control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
U.N
U Thant
Vatican
France
China
Paul Martin
Joseph Guns
Sais
Ume Weety
Stia
Tors Int
Nilsson
Harold Wilson
Oppasition Labor Party
House of Commons
Britain
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Moscdy
Viacyslav Kozyakov
Ussr
Washington
Hungary
Budapest
Barbe
Yagoslavia
Mawrice Couvere Murgille
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Peking
Attilio Piccion
Heinrich von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Spiridonovka Palace
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Gromy‘ka
Harriman
Tsham
Senate
Mie Brealy
Supreme Soviet
Tul
Labor Party
United States
Mat Khushchey
Area Deaths in Greencastle and Nearby Return Tragic Losses
Obituaries report Benjamin Weller 38 of Greencastle RA 1 died of a heart attack. Also Tessie Faulder Myers 71, of Greencastle Rt 2, dies in Frederick Md after a weeklong illness. Donald C Starliper 20 22 machinist mate of Greencastle Rt 1 dies in Bethesda Naval Hospital after six months illness. Burial plans, call times, and church affiliations listed.
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Benjamin W. Weller
Greencastle
Antrim Townsship
James
Hilda Coldsmith Weller
Joseph Mayn
Church of God
Chambersburg
U. S. Navy
Tie
Belly Pool Weller
Minnich
Preston Lucas
Brown's Mill Cemetery
Hame
Tessie A. Faulder Myers
Frederick
Memorial Hospital
Washington County
Solomon and
Martha Cox Faulder
Grant V. Myers
Broadfunding Church of the Brethren
Cearfoss
Hagerstown
William E. Weight
My Airy
Austin A. Forrest
Louis G. Myers
Nwilliam
G. Shrader
Hagenstown
Greentasile
Donald C. Starliper
Tursézy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Clayton and
Ester Marlin Starliper
Rt 1
Guitwers United Brethren Church
Bryan Starliper
Blanche Starliper
Guithers
Ratification Debate on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Continues
Foreign Relations members push for ratification with Jang predicting broad UN uptake within a year. Humphrey calls initialing a milestone while Cooper Mundt and others urge full information and careful study to protect national interests. Goldwater opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jang
United Nations
Iktbert
Humphrey
Iota
Foreign — Relations Committee
Joh Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Foreign Relations Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Armed Forces Committee
Local Deaths Continue From Page 67 Page Note
The obituary notices list several local residents with death details. Recipients include Mrs. Elizabeth Hessie Murray, Raleigh Bowers, Michael Byr, Mrs. Clara Goale, Mrs. Mary Bergman, and others. Services, burial plans, and church affiliations are noted, with various funeral homes and cemeteries cited in Williamsport Hagerstown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church of
Hagerstown
Leaf Funeral
Williamsport
Regenald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Su,i Mary's Catholic Church
Edward Bowers
This City
Maurice Bowers
New York City
Hazel Bowers Baker
Philadelphia
Ned A. Bowers
Smithsburg
Ranmie N. Bowers
Thamas J. Bowers
Halfway
Harriet Hoyer
Maugansville
Lewis N.johns
Rainer
Margaret A. Cline
Alison L. Bowers
Michael
St. Mary's
Mulbecey St
Hobwent
Anlert Cassareth
Ars
Elizabeth R. Murray
Elizabeth ¢Hessie T. Murray
Potomac St
Franklin Murray
David and
Melinda Wilson Harsh
Luly G. Murray
Rita Core
Louise Harsh
Bayh
Patie) M. Harsh
William‘sport
Leaf
Williams
Huddle
Rest Haven Cemetery
Elderly Lady Fractures Arm at Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Mary Hershey of 245 West Side Aves fell this morning and fractured her left arm. A cast was applied in the emergency room and she was discharged.
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Mary Hershey
West Side Aves
Washington County Hospital
Dixon Adrhits Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Reasner Case
A court heard Dixon Adrhits admit striking Reasner following a confrontation after a gathering. Prosecutors described a chain of events that ended in Reasner’s death from a head injury. Defense argued Dixon did not intend to kill, noting drinking that night and lack of planning. The judge did not accept intent to kill but found manslaughter proven beyond doubt.
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Peper Cate
Breakjlice
Poole
Bata
Bowman
Dixon
Frey
Nesner
Laughlin
Hottie
Reasner
McClure
McLaughlin
Bostetter
Attommeny
Thel
Community Rescue Service
Tost
Dixot
Congress Moves Ahead With Hearings On Rail Dispute
Congress advances hearings on the rail dispute as Kennedy seeks support for the ban pact. Senators and industry spokesmen clash over strike risks, timetable changes, and a proposed 12 day ICC review, while NATO and Soviet leaders pursue a broader arms control and East West dialogue.
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Congress
Teamburesay Fe
Tursday
Norris Colton
NNIL
House Committee
ICC
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
William D. Nofzizer
B.C
Cotton
Walrath
Fiimil
Taft
Kennedy John P. Lewis
Ute
Council of Economic Nations
Savyiet Deback
Senate
Imand
House
GGF
Charles Tee
NATO JA
Nc Policy Committee
Laurence K.onomic
Willaby
Astrological Hint and Historical Note From July 1777
The text mixes an astrological advisory with a historical reference to July 27 1777 when Marquis de Lafayette Baron Kalb and other foreign officers offered their services to the Continental Congress. It also hints at evolving global fingerprint records and potential changes in extradition proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Lafayette
Baron Johann de Kalb
Futura
Onny of Us
Zodiac Traits and Horoscope Hints Compiled
A jumble of sun sign dates and vague fate notes outlines general horoscopic guidance. It mentions ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES with scattered phrases about beauty luck and relationships and warnings. The text reads like a fragmented zodiac forecast with inconsistent dates and advisory lines rather than a coherent article.
Cambridge Returns To Normal With Guardsmen On Hand
Robbins disputed views on registration and leadership as 1,181 people were counted from Sen. Markus noted as the county election topic. Officials criticized for not being consulted on the agreement signed amid desegregation debates. Robbins urged tighter budgets and warned the school board not to seek additional funds if it alters its gradual desegregation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Robbins
Sen
Markus
Frederick
Mathus ,Jr
Peate
Plan Study Of Bids For New Library
Washington County Free Library board met to review base bids for the new library building, which ranged from 702483 to 846600. All bids exceeded estimates, prompting a plan to study and seek architect recommendations. Funds will come from accumulated reserves and contributions, with the public building fund still receiving donations such as three children and two neighbors from Cloverleaf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Nofziger
Maxington County Hospital
Weserm Maryland State Hospital
Brook Lane Farm Hospital
Washington Co. Feannall of
Washington County Hospital
Western Maryland State Hospital
Chester A. Raber
Th. D
Goshen College
Goshen
Ind
Goshen College Seminary
General Hospital
Louisville
Central Hospital
Apmborage
Southeen Captises Seminary
Nofinger
Leitersburg
Belinda
Addison
Patricia Shostak
Cloverleaf Road
Jimmy Martz
Allen Avenue
Donne Carey
Letters Praising Three Hagerstown Policemen Sent to Chief
Three Hagerstown officers received praise letters this week from five out of town senders dated July 22. David Shermer of McKeesport praised Patrolman Albert Lowry Jr for courteous traffic direction. A Maryland resident from Mt. Rainier commended Officer Kenneth Gayl and Sgt. Arthur Palmer as good officers and real gentlemen who assisted in an accident involving her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Alain Overton
Albert Lowry Jr
David 5. Shermer
McKeesport
Pitjee
Deysla P. Reids
Mt. Rainer
Kennneth Gayl
Sgt
Arthur Palmer
Prayer for a Renewing Vacation Worded Blessings
A personal prayer asking for divine blessing on holidays and time away from routine. The speaker seeks rest with nature, read, renewal, and strength for work, ending with a blessing for guidance through Jesus Christ. Signed by James W. Kennedy, NYC rector of The Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
James W. Kennedy
N.Y.C
Ector
The
Church of the Ascension
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Macmillan
Asm
Vic Jit
Lord Home
Broadfording
Church of the Brethren
Hussell Beahm
Samuel Lindsay
William Austin Bentz
S. Potomac St
Everal
Frederick Co
Arthur A. and
Eilean Roberts Bentz
Loyal Order of Moose
Eagles
Gnldie ND. Bentz
Gerald Bricker
Angerstown
A. K. Coffman
Rederick BE. Kurkowski
I' Ng
Rhiunsbury
Raleigh Bowers
Raleigh W. Bowers
Walnut St
Mary Margret Bergman
Mary Mr. Bergman
Franklin St
Washington Co
John W
Catherine Hne
Eugene Thamag
Jerey
Edward
John
Menry
George Francis
Clara TE
Goale Canton
Ohiny Mys
Cath
Erine R. Harvey
Owings
Mary G. Lease
Reis
Andy
Castorsos
Thest Haven
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Paul Byrnes
Nest Haven Cemetery
Skopje
Yugoslav Macedonia
Tanjug
New Macedonia
Varday
SAP
Wirephuto
uRi
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Aspican
Plains
Rockies
Rockles
Dixon Adrhits
Kennedy
Wn. Nofziger
Concen
Stine
Mira
Sagittarius
Prinkers
Noselin J. Ende
Summit Ave
Rosalee J. Ernde
Rosalee J Towell
Randolph Ave
Devono
Dave” Breese
Chicagoland
Christ Topnotch
Dave
Mason Dixon
Youth For Christ
Leitersburg Grange Hall
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