1 000 Guardsmen Keep Peace In Labor Dispute Outbreak
In Michigan and Indiana amid a broad labor dispute, nearly 1,000 guardsmen aided police to quell clashes at the Essex area and Hillsdale county sites. Pickets were arrested as workers struck at the Pressed Steel Tank Co and other plants. Union leaders and Gov. Romney faced sharp criticism over reopening orders and guard involvement. Separate walkouts hit Dana Corp in Marion and a White Motor Co plant in Cleveland, with workers citing job classifications and suspensions as triggers for action.
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Associated Press
Essex
Michigan
Willsdale
Mich
Hillsdale County
Louis Reinsch
Midwest
Wire Corp
Botht
Marquette University Lu
Weapen
Gov. Georgey
Romney
Bahy
Imes
Tar City
Indiana
Dana Corp
Alarion
United Auto Workers
Big
White Motor Co
Cleveland
Ohio
White Motor
UAW
Catholic Church honors Pope John on anniversary at Rome tomb
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI led Rome in a memorial Mass at St Peter's for Pope John XXIII on the first anniversary of his death. Thousands visited his birth village and a petition seeking his canonization gained 50 000 signatures. Pope John, who reigned less than five years, promoted church renewal and unity and sought dialogue with communism, drawing both praise and criticism.
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Gerald J. Miller
Vatican City
Pope Paul VE
Rianan
Pope John Xniie
St Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Msgr
Loris Capovilla
Il Monte
Popedotn
Malian
Joan
Clarente Gaddi
Bergamo
Sotto i Morte
Vatican
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhitbei
Italy
Communist Party
Obituaries for Crist Baker McCauley and Jones names appear
Obituaries list Leroy V Crist 64 of 600 Summit Avenue who died after a brief illness at Washington County Hospital. Former Hagerstown police officer of 42 years, joined Maritime Service in 1942, later worked for Fairchild Stratos. Survived by wife Edna Karn Crist and son L Victor Crist Jr. Services at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Also notes Frank W Baker 34 of 2151 Ross Street died after two-year illness, Church of God member, Sportsman's Club and carpenters union. survivors include wife Grace Marie, several children and siblings. services at Rest Haven Chapel. Lastly Virgie Elizabeth McCauley 83 of Sunrise Dr Maugansville died after illness, former Washington County teacher, cafeteria manager at Hagerstown High. survived by daughters Virginia and Anna, sons Willis, John, Charles. funeral at Narment Funeral Home with burial at Rosnhill Cemetery. John Jones 112 Bloom Ave, died Sunday night after long illness. Born in Hippion Virginia. survived by sons John and Charles, step son George, brothers Harrison, Theodore, Charles. service at Watson Funeral Home with burial at Rose Wild Cemetery. Funeral attendees invited Wednesday morning visitation.
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Leroy V. Crist
Summit Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Maugansville
Oswald and
Francis
Bowman) Crist
Hagerstown
Maritime Service
Fairchild Stratos
Magerstown Lodge
BPOE
Friendship Lodge
A.F
Alm
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Forest 95
Edna
Karn) Crist
L. Victor Crist Jr
Rest Haven Funeral Chape
Arthue J. Grove
Horjal
Res Haven Cemetery
Frank W
Spike) Baker
Ross Street
Church of God
Singanore
Hammond Streets
Wester Maryland Sportsman’s ‘Club
Car‘penter
Viola (Pompell) Baker
Gateway Nursing Home
Robert L
Warren D
Durell Wall
Magerstown
Ans
lRest Haven
E. E. Marquiss
Barlow Warris
Virgie E. McCauley
Virgie Elizabeth McCauley
Sunrise
Pnt
Bridgeport
Cavetown Fike
Charles E
Mary Catherine (Stouffer) Snyder
Washington County
Hagerstowe
McCauley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Virginia McCauley
Bethel
Anna McCauley
Howe
Sans
Willis W
John
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Charles A. Little Falls
Hearher
Way & Snyder
Narment Funeral Home
Potomac Ave
Woasm
Carl G. Franklin
Rosnhill Cemetery
John Jones
Bloom Ave
Hippion
Thomas
Laura
Hellums) Jones
Charles
George
Saunders
Rose Wild Cemetery
Pam
Area Deaths MCCONNELLSBURG Man dies at 50 in Chambersburg Hospital
McConnellsburg area reports the death of W Donald Martin at Chambersburg Hospital after admission Monday. Born March 4 1814 in Fulson County he was a longtime A&P Co manager of the McConnellsburg store. Survived by mother wife and siblings with funeral services set at Kelso Funeral Home. Burial in Union Cemetery. Masonic services planned tonight.
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Mcconnellsburg
W. Donald Martin
Chambersburg Hospital
Fulsom County
Macy (Brewer) Martin
Columbus
Ohio
Aaron J. Martin
A&p Co
McConnellsburg Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary Jane Brew
Wilmington
Del
Kelso Funeral Home
Gerald DB. Wagner
David KR. Hoover
Union Cemetery
Minesweepers Arrive at Kuching to Patrol Malaysian Coast
Two Avistratian minesweepers arrived in Kuching to patrol the Malaysia Armor coast amid reports of Indonesian guerrilla infiltration. Officials said the escort craft would help secure coastal approaches and deter incursions.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Malaysia Aornea
Thuradey
Dabney Watts to Speak at Ute Day Memorial Ceremony
Dabney W. Watts, a Shenandoah Valley Civil War Cenennial Committee figure, will be the main speaker at the unveiling of a memorial plaque in Washington Confederate Cemetery Sunday at 2 p.m. The event includes military units, hand music, and Mrs. William Jarvis, great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key, will raise the flag.
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Daboy W. Watts
Washington Confederate Cemetery
William ‘Taber Jarvis
Francis Scott Key
Commonweal
Winchester
Washington and Lee University
Walls
Frederick County
First Baptist Church
Winechester
Bell
Jooal Presbyterian Church
Aml
Tandel
Unapproved Fire Extinguishers Sold Here Warning
Fire Chief John Hall warns that unapproved extinguishers may be sold door to door and to service clubs. These devices use recycled chemical containers filled with dangerous vaporizing liquid, not endorsed by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, and buyers may be stuck with costly rejects. Contact police or fire department if approached by sellers.
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John Wall
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hall
Usualy
Fire Underwriters Board
Ffall
Market Prices Firm Today
Market prices firmed early and edged higher across sectors with moderate activity. Gains appeared in chemicals electronics cigarettes retail oils utilities and automotive issues while rails electrical equipment nonferrous metals and aerospace stayed irregular. Du Pont rose about a point while Union Carbide Allied Chemical and Eastman Kodak posted fractional gains. General Motors and steels held steady or unchanged amid a slow weekly steel production trend.
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New York
API
du Pont
Union Carbike
Allied Chemieny
Bastman Kodak
General Motors
L'Aiglon Plant Operation Change Hands
L'Aiglon Apparel shifts dress making operations to Bul Fennel Co under exclusive contract starting June 1. The change aims to boost efficiency and productivity while increasing employment and personal opportunities for the Fennel principals. The Fennels will occupy about 20 000 square feet and will sell L'Aiglon machinery. L'Aiglon retains storage and shipping areas.
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Lidiglon
East Awietam Street
Bul Fennel Pinc
L'digion
Br. Fennel
NHHS Graduate Receives Duke Diversity Grant
Carol Whetstone, senior at North Hegerstann High School, daughter of Rev and Mrs George F Whetstone, earned a Duke Diversity grant in aid. An academic student, she serves as lower society member and co copy editor of the yearbook, feature editor of the loo Wah-N-Wat, and is an orchestra opp. She also held vice president of Siema Tin-Hi. Her interests lie in language political science and music.
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Carol Whetstone
George F. Whetstone
North Hegerstann High School
Ibas
Duke Diversity
Northigh
Carol
Wah- N-Wat
Angl Omen
Siema Tin-Hi
Ocean City Mayor Defies Sewer Order
Ocean City Maryland Mayor Hugh T Crapper Jr says he will defy a state order banning new connections to the current sewer system. The ban accompanies a directive to build a new sewage plant as the present facility is deemed outdated and polluting. The mayor vows to hook up buildings under construction, inviting jail if needed.
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Ocean City. Md
APY
Hugh T. Crapper Jr
Charstay
State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Cropper
Wrong Size Boots Sent To Laotians
In BAN NA LONG Laos a rightwing unit misfired aid boots to anti Communist forces. Rubber sole combat boots in sizes 10 to 18F arrived as part of US assistance. Only the largest man could use a pair, highlighting misfit shipments in a desolate village.
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Ban NA Long
Laos
Vinson warns on disarmament during Naval Academy gradation
Rep. Carl Vinson told Naval Academy graduates that the United States faces a terrible fate if tricked into unilateral disarmament, urging careful steps toward peace. He noted 925 bachelor degrees awarded, 837 ensigns commissioned in Navy, 73 second lieutenants in Marines, with a few entering other services and foreign nationals returning home. The ceremony included diplomas by Secretary Nitze and oaths by McDonald and General Greene.
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Rep. Vinson
U. S
Tom Stuckey
Associated Press
Annapolis
House
Armed Services Committee
America
Rey
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Sis
Sliss
Secretary of the Navy
Paul J. Nitze
Adr
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Wallace M. Greene Jr
U.S. Marine I Corps
Vinson
Government weigh plan to boost job training boost
Government considering a major plan to boost job training, aiming to raise the program's impact to its highest level in two years. The proposal would treat training as a capital investment and offer employers tax credits, addressing costs of instructors and materials while offsetting turnover risks. The Apprenticeship Committee, comprising government, management, and labor members, supports incentives to spur widespread employer participation amid displacement and unemployment concerns.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
America
W. Willard Wirt
Labor Department
Congress
Alime
Ayonen Joly
Ajfiens
Prayer recited for resurrection power in Lutheran faith
A prayer petitioning God to forgive past sins and open senses to the power of resurrection. It envisions a new world of righteousness and warns that God continues to work to lift people from darkness toward fellowship with Him and eternal life, attributed to Conrad Bergendalf.
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Conrad Bergendalf
Chealogical Education
Thel Lutheran Church In
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Dabney Watts
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Texas Aem University
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Omar Bradley
Waul
Wieder
Rudilor
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Taree
Wael
AP Witephoto
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Flen
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Usis
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Kells
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