Bombers Hit North Vietnam As Carrier Joins War Action
B52 waves attacked targets just inland from the demilitarized zone in North Vietnam. The Forrestal aircraft carrier joined the 7th Fleet and Australian destroyer Hobart resumed bombardment in Tonkin Gulf. Two American jets were downed, leaving three airmen missing in action.
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George McArthur Saiwon
North Vietnam
U.S. Comandad
Tartel
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Command
Forrestal
America
Tonkin Gulf
Hobart
Black Power Leader Carmichael in Havana guerrilla stance
Stokely Carmichael, described as a Black Power leader, told Prensa Latina in Havana that Negroes in American cities will wage a guerrilla fight to the death if necessary. The interview linked his views to Guevara inspired tactics and recalled Castr o's Harlem visit as pivotal in North American black history.
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Jhavana
Carmichael
Havana
Solidarity
U.S
U. S
Javana
Prensa Latina
London
Cuba
United States
Cub Scouts Reorganizing In Hancock
Hancock plans to reactivate the Cub Scout program under the Hancock Rotary Club sponsorship. A joint meeting of Bundock Rotarians and Mason-Dixon Council Cub Scouts of America is set for Tuesday August 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Hancock P. Parents with boys in the area are invited. at least one parent must accompany each child joining. Boy Scouts will supervise younger children while parents are briefed on the program.
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Hancock
Hancock Rotary Club
Buncock Rotarians
Mason-Dixon Council
Cub Scouts of America
Hancock P
Hancock Area
Cub Scouts
Fireplug Struck By Swerving Car In West Washington Street
Two victims are named in a chaotic local item. Robert Lee Ridenour 28 of AY. 1 was injured when a 1963 sedan struck a fire hydrant on West Washington Street causing $900 damage. he claimed steering failure. Edward Meatey Alton 59 of 87L Pennsylvania Ave. died Tuesday morning at Baltimore City Hospital after a long local life tied to Hagerstown and Allegheny Airlines. Funeral arrangements at Thompson Funeral Home Clear Spring with the Rev. E Ebersole. Burial in De i Lawn Memorial Park. Frances Virginia Mummert of 4 Weel Washington St. died at Washington County Hospital. She had worked as a cashier at Baltimore Life and had deep local ties. private funeral at Norment with Rev. Lester Kauffman. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Robert Lee Ridenour
Edward Meatey Alten
Pennsylvania Ave
Olive Virginia Robinson Alton
Baltimore City Hospital
Laly Anna and
Witthe AM
Dan Aion
Hagerstown
Allegheny Airlines
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's Catholic Church
BPO Biks
Antietam Fire Company
W-F.w. Lodge
Sewickly
Baker
Alton
Richard
Elfen Miley
Chambersburg
Brather
John Alton
Lewis Knable Jr
Williamsport
Green Knable
Big Pool
Bobbie Knable
Joe Knable
Hancock
Thompson Funeral Home
Clear Spring
E. Ebersole
de i Lawn Memorial Park
Fie Neral
Frances Virginia Mummert
Weel
Washington St
Laren
Helen Strickler
Dorothy Gable
Jlimere
Norment Funeral Home
Lester Kauffman
Rose Hill Cemetery
William A
Mary EB. Baughian Hose
Horn
First Christian Church
Robert L
Ruth Martin
Katherine Miller
Norment Funeral
Robert Regenald
Rose Hill
Pam
Susie Hirlen Mull
Gilbert P. Wall
Indiana Ave
Washington County Hospital
Archibald
Emma Suffsend McAllister
Hart
Snags
Carl Leas Allone
Gilbert P, Jr
Mandy Bower
John J. al Pairplay
Rowte
Robert R
Tammany
Marty Stevens
Ruben Stomdaugh
Abouh
Waynesboro
Poe Funeral Home
Wendell Kemp
Obituary notices from Maryland area readers
Local obituaries list Mrs. Charlotte Horn and several neighbors from Hagerstown Smithsburg and Waynesboro. The items detail survivors including children and grandchildren, Church affiliations, funeral home services, and burial plans with dates and locations such as Norment Mintich and Poe Funeral Homes and Rose Hill and Smithsburg Cemeteries.
Pope Paul VI Visits Turkey City of Izmir Ephesus Shrine
Pope Paul VI completed a trip to Turkey flying from Istanbul over the Bosporus to Cigli NATO base near Izmir. He visited Ephesus and other Christian sites, marking the first papal visit to Turkey in about 1,200 years. The journey emphasized unity and diplomacy in a region tied to early Christian history.
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Izmir
Turkey
Paul VI
Lamb
Istanbul
Bosporus
Cigli
De Gaulle Reverses Ottawa Visit Plans During Tour
President Charles de Gaulle will skip part of his Montreal leg and return to France, with Ottawa events canceled as protests mount. Police probe a bullet hole at Montreal City Hall, while Prime Minister Pearson criticizes the French leader amid the clash over Quebec separatism.
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Ottawa
Charles le Gaulle
France
Montreal
Lester B. Pearson
de Gaulle
Paul Martin
Quebec
Montreal City Hall
Irregular Stock Market Amid Mixed Gains In New York
The New York market opened irregularly with active trading. The averages fluctuated with more gainers than losers led by gains for McDonnell Douglas ITT Xerox and others while U S Steel fell sharply after a weak quarterly report and Bethlehem Steel eyed earnings after close.
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New York
McDonnell Douglas
Stokely van Camp
International Telephone
Volaroid
Smelling
Xerox
Metek U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
New Jersey
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Presse Latina
Newark
Anne
D.C
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Menin
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Tennis
Oxfords
Binge Green
Canvas Casuals
North Antrim Way
Greencastle
Carning Electric
Sss
Gelicatessen Dept
Ladie
Sizer
Ervice
Frederick ST
Libby
Size Rinso
Town Square
Edward M. Alton
Mrs
Frances VY. Mummert
Charlotte Horn
Charlotte Blanche
Nin
Drightwood Circle
William Howard Horn
Carrie E. Weaver
Susie Tutt
Mrrs
Mary Drusilla Miller
Smithsburg
Russell T. Miller
Foxville
David C
Sarah Lum
Miler
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ladies Bible
R. Lee Miller
Alice Tracy
Fannie E. Spielman
Pope
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Teen World
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