Johnson Urges Soviet Help in U.S. Peace Drive
President Johnson calls on Russians to join America in a call for peace in Santo Domingo and worldwide. He stresses American resolve against appeasement and subversion, noting no interest in conflict with the Soviet Union and urging decisive action for peace. He spoke to a Cook County audience amid a political climate ahead of the November elections. US forces: 2100 Marines withdrawn from the Dominican Republic as Johnson argues for a broader peace effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
Chicago
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Soviet Union
Santo Domingo
United States
Mali
America
Washington
Andiones
Lucia
Jim
White Man Sought For Negro Deputy Murder
A Bogalusa deputy sheriff ONeil Moore was shot in the head during a chase near Boga La. A white man was sought as investigators and civil rights leaders urged renewed downtown picketing amid racial clashes. President Johnson joined others in reacting as state police FBI and local officers pursued leads and awaited extradition decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED McCusker
Bogalusa
Louisiana
O'Neil Moore
Nis
Creed
Rogers
Boga
Susa
Johnson
Ernest Kay McElveen
Ae Andrews
Ady Peres
Bas
Bas Yester
Douglas
Tylertown
Miss
FBI
Chivago
Luci
Mississippi
Paul John
Jackson
Local Obituaries Across Several Maryland Towns
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Hancock Boonsboro Hagerstown and Irwin Pennsylvania. John Franklin Henline former Fairchild Miller worker WWI veteran and Mt Zion Lutheran Church member of Sylvan with survivors including wife daughter and grandson. Martha E Smith widow of Donivan C Smith of Boonsboro died after illness with many children and grandchildren listed. services at East Funeral Home and Boonsboro Cemetery. Also figures Shim F Kuhn and Ima Wagner Ward noted with service details and surviving relatives. Funeral home arrangements and local church affiliations are summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene W Wason
Waynesboro
the Grove Funeral Homme, Hancock
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
David Hoover
Parla
Cemery
Martha B. Smith
Boonsborg
Martha E. Smith
St. Paul's St
Donivan C. Smith
Bootsboro
David and
Laura
Drill) Lapole
Mt. Nobo Eub Church
Boonshore
Charles Keadle
Mapleville
Richard Young
Ballimore
Charles Cunningham
Lillian Netz
Leila Remsburg
Wilda’ Gross
Loretta Waddel
Margaret Header
Willard Smith
Baltimore
Guy Smith
Carroll Smith
Eugene Smith
Boonshoro
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Theodore
Shim F, Kuhn
Hollywood Rd
Horn
Frederick County
Fairchild Miller Corp
Halfway Fire Co
United Auto Workers
Klin Seaver
Vivian Baker Kuhn
Jack D. Babb
Painesville
Odo
Sandra Rott
Magers
Minnich Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Richard Myerv
Ima Wagner Ward
Ima (Reeder) Wagner
Irwin
Wagner
P. O. Wagner
Rohrersville
Melinda
Dick) Yond
John Heeder
Ruth Haney
Roy Miller
Mary C. Smith
Roess
Ave
Washington County
Mixed Stock Prices Nab Early Gains and Losses
New York reports a mixed stock market with moderate trading. The Dow components show losses in Du Pont and American Smelting tied to Johnson proposals on coinage silver, while IBM U.S. Smelting rally. Sunshine Mining slides on a large block, several large United shares inch higher. several others show fractional gains or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
American Smelting
Johnson
U.S
Sunshine Mining
IBM
Kennecott
Union Carbide
Goodyear
Racing
Westinghouse Electric
Johny
Manville
Xerox
New York Central
Santa Fe
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Jersey Standard
U.S. Rubber
Allied Chemical
Gustman Kodak
General Erec * Briggs & Stratton
Honorary Doctor Of Laws Degree To F D Schurz Sr
Franklin D. Schurz Sr president of The Herald Mail Co and of the South Bend Tribune will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at commencement at St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana on June 5. Born in South Bend he earned an AB from Harvard in 1920 and Harvard Business School degree in 1921. He joined the South Bend Tribune in 1925 rising to editor and publisher in 1954. He heads Herald-Mail Co which owns the Tribune and WSRT. He holds AP positions and has led several publishing associations and boards including Saint Marys College Notre Dame and the University of Notre Dame boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Schurz Sr
Herald Mail Co
Magerstown
South Bend
California
Indiana
South Bend Tribune
WSRT
Shure
Herald-Mail
Schurz
Associated Press
Anpa Research Institute
Inland Daily Ress Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Anpa Bureau of Advertising
Hoosier State Press Asssociation
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association
University of Minnesota
Saint Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Michigan
University’ of Notre Dame
National Defense Executive
Reserve Unit
Demos Accept GOP Challenge In Softball
Washington County Democrats accept a summer softball challenge from the Young Republicans at a nearby meeting. Eula Louise Beard announces the July 25 family picnic at Reservoir Park, with a 2 p.m. start and 5 p.m. supper. Pat Reil cites the 1983 Maryland state convention in Ocean City in September. A long report covers leaders and committees across South Bend and Indiana, noting ties to civic groups and honorary degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Eula Louise Beard
Reservoir Park
Pat Reil
Young Democrats
Ocean City
Pat Steid
Billie Winders
Delores Snyder
United Democr Ia Bhestians
Ahd
Maryland
Indiana
Widliveston Maryland Citzens
St. Joseph
South Bend
Mishawaka
Economie Opportunity
United Fund
Gemini Four At A Glance
The Gemini Four mission launched from Cape Kennedy at 10:16 a.m. on June 9 aboard Titan II two stage rocket with 830 000 pounds thrust. Command pilot James A McDivitt and Edward H White II, two man crew, completed 62 orbits in 97 hours 50 minutes. White performed a 20 minute spacewalk on orbit three while onboard experiments tested weightlessness effects and engineering for the Apollo program. Abandoned satellite and reentry were attempted on orbit two and the mission aimed to study manned endurance and spacecraft performance for future deep space flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
James A. MecDivitt
Edward H. White TE
Tag
Ffitel
Harry Shields to Graduate and Receive Air Force Commission
Harry Edward Shields son of Mr and Mrs Paul S Shields of 1309 Oak Hill Ave will earn a bachelor of arts in history at Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pa. He graduates with about 300 seniors and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force at a 4 ceremony earlier today. Eight seniors will receive commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Shields
Paul S$. Shields
Oak Hill Ave
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Shields
U.S. Air Force
Pharmacists To Meet Tuesday Hear Shestack
The Tri County Pharmaceutical Association will meet at Dorsey Hall of Washington County Hospital on Tuesday June 8 at 10span. Robert Shestack will speak on Medicine and the Bible or What Medical Information We Learn from the Bible and Other Religious Writings Which Can Be Applied to Modern Knowledge. All pharmacists and other professional men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri - County Pharmaceutical Association
Dorsey Hall
Washington County Hospital
Robert Shestack
Natalie Isecretary
Bank Declares Dividend Here
The Maryland National Bank announced a quarterly dividend of five percent at a regular board meeting. The dividend of 50 cents per share is payable to stockholders of record at the close of business on Thursday, June 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Bank
Russian Youth Crime Rise Cited in Soviet Letter
A Soviet paper publishes complaints about growing juvenile crime in Russia. In Moscow three workers at an electrical factory write a letter to Literaturnaya Gazeta noting hooliganism has risen beyond bonds in some places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Fap
Moscow
Literaturnaya Gazetta
Heavy Ground Fighting Rises as Viet Cong Losses Climb
In South Vietnam heavy fighting continued as government losses reached 18 killed and 52 wounded, with higher enemy casualties reported. The Mekong delta battles produced 15 government troops killed, 15 wounded, and 15 missing, while Marines faced ambushes near Da Nang and Cai Lay.
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Ronald I. Deutsch
Saigon
South Viet Namibon
Enome
Kontum
USS
Jambushes
Gald
le My
Lao Thien
Noj
da Nang
Jair
Mekong River
Cai Lay
Telion
Viet Nam
Pension fund balances rise amid higher payouts
Private pension funds increased by 5.4 billion to 51.9 billion last year while benefits paid totaled 1.7 billion. On market value, funds reached 63.4 billion, many covering corporate employees and administered by unions per the SEC report. The piece notes these figures alongside space and daylight saving items from AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Marines Say Goodbye To Dominican Republic
U S Marines depart Santo Domingo as President Johnson orders withdrawal of about 2100 Marines. The move follows a recent call to reduce American forces in the Dominican Republic as Inter-American Force in the Dominican Republic scales back. Peace talks continue with OAS negotiators while U N members debate the mission’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Republic
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domengo
U.S
Santo Domingo
Johnson
Hellcopters
Toether
Otter Waters
Chicago
Hugo Panasco Alvim
United States
Marine Corps
Organization of American States
Renel
U.N
New York
Nikolai. Fedorenko
Security Council
Charles W. Yostl
Inter-American T
No Plans Now For Catholic School TV Here
Washington County parochial schools consider tying into the Board of Education’s TV system. Monsignor D M McGrath says it would be costly and may not fit parochial needs. A study on costs and benefits is underway. a final decision will follow. If approved the parish system would cover cable and equipment, possibly with no fees to the board. The bill’s aim is to clarify legal options if a request is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Washington County
Board of Education
D. M. McGrath
Ueda
Millard Tawes
Msgr. McGeath
Sparoghiet
Msgr
McGrath
Stepson Insane Who Killed Parents and Sister
In Maryland a step son who killed his parents and his young sister with a mail order pistol was judged insane by Judge Albert Menchitic of Talmore County Circuit Court. The killer, age unknown, was said to have carried a pistol in a shoulder holster and admitted the killings the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosnson
Albert Menchitic
Talmore County
Gircuit Courh Saint Thursday
Seale
Wayne SN
Haute
Young Knautz Walker
Yee
Parkville
Waaring
Ale
Melvin Knauty
Carel
Building Permit List Includes Home Additions and Pool
Memorial Day prayer opens the notice as city inspectors list building permits. Hagerstown Spring Works adds a 15,000 dollar extension at 510 W Wilson Blvd. Antietam Motors plans a 6,000 dollar sales building at Snyder and Virginia Aves. Other permits include a Chestnut St home addition for 11,640 dollars and a Haven Rd pool 4,000 dollars with a five foot fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Shank
Hagerstown Spring
W. Wilson Blvd
aAntietam Motors
Snyder and
Virginia Aves
Robert 2. Null
Luty 19
Chestnut St
LG. String
Haven Rd
Cecil J. Kephart
Ermant Williams
Glenwood Ave
Frank Trite
Salem Ave
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John F. Henline
John PF. Kuhn
Rest Haver
Fe Feral Home
F. D. Schurz Sr
F. Db, Schurz Sr
Gemini Four
Harry Shields
Shestack
Kon of
John
Congress
Preurymeigh
Wroe
Cassine Clay Uteps
Sonny Liston
Lewiston
Y Bird
Nent
Consda
Europe
First
Cairo
China
Ron Oaths
Republic
Ail Bate
South Vietnam
South Viet
Russia
John W. Shackford
Wayneseee
Uae
Copa
Slorais al
D.c
Fhcher & Sherrerd
Washington St
First Federal Building
Hagerstown, Md
Joseph H. Dagenais
Mgr
New York Stock Exchange
Hetterpitormes
Nank
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