Kissel Among Naval Academy Graduates Honored
Annapolis reports midshipmen from Maryland received letters of commendation for officer like qualities as the Naval Academy graduates highlighted. The article notes Roger Waller Kissel of Hagerstown among 25 graduates honored for commendable conduct and service.
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Annapolis
Maryland
U. S. Naval
Roger Waller
Slel
Elsie S. Kisself
Asker
Hagerstown
States Academy
Jetter Kissel
Keyser
W. Va
Ross W. Prysock
Cumberland Times
Wallington
Prysock
Times
Keyser Buwean
Federal
Kennedy
Antietam National Rat
Prysack
Tolfnes and Alleganian Co
Raulel
National Park Service
Body Of Teenage Girl Found In Trunk Of Penny Man Car
Police report a teenage girl’s body was found in the trunk of a man’s car. Investigators say Reppert, a large electrical assembler, may have shot himself during a crash or prior. A relative recounted the two teens had ridden between homes earlier that day. The account describes the victim and suspect with limited details and unclear motive.
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Hautimone
Baltmore Ran
Hyman A. Pressman
Lee Une Board
Pressman
Baltimora
Cay
Saul A. Warris
Tate Fashiad
James
Ath
Jack Pollack
Reppert
Baltimore
Iselauschss
Mus
Mobiert Ffeckmam
Gis
Penny Man
Failants
Poligh
Anite
Mie
Jones
Police
Paubert Saith Birk
Na Blaise Andy Hbre
Wis Nde
Model of New Miniature Hearing Aid Free Offer
Hostin Massachusetts ad announces Audivox free sample of a true-life scale miniature hearing aid. Lightweight under an ounce, wireless unit rests at ear level and is worn at home with no obligation. Limited supply. write for yours now. no cost or strings attached.
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Hostin
Mass
Sune
Audivox, Inc
Bob Hope Stirs Georgetown at Graduation
Comedian Bob Hope, in cap and gown, riffed with Georgetown graduates during the university’s commencement. President Kennedy and Rev Gustave Weigel praised the event as a gift of laughter aiding a troubled world. Hope quipped about steel prices and urged graduates to “slump down, take me back like Alan Lad,” as his son Anothy received a degree.
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HOPE
Bob Tope
Anthony
Roy
Edward B. Boon
Georgetown University
Bob
Harry Kelly
Washington
Cleveland
Georgetowns
University
T “E
Georgetown
Eddent Kennedy
Thelyard B. Bun
deiAanurican Medical Association
Gree
Rapid Robert
Tojoverseas
Mane
Gustave Weigel
Kennedy
Catholic Univers
At&t
Thenland 4
Soviet to Boost Fish Catches Amid Meat Price Hikes
The Soviet government ordered fishermen to raise fish catches to 15 million tons by 1965, aiming to offset meat price increases and improve the population's diet. The move by the Council of Ministers and the Communist Party Central Committee follows sharp meat price rises.
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Soviet Council of Ministers
Communist Party Central Committee
Local Deaths Feature Gruber Family Of Hagerstown
The obituary notes the death of Lovely D. Gruber at 64 after several weeks illness. Born in Hagerstown, she lived in Baltimore 43 years and studied voice and piano at Peabody Conservatory. She belonged to St Mark's Methodist, Battingre, and is survived by sisters Mrs C Roger Clagett and Mrs J Clarke Devilbiss, brothers Rev Dr Lavely D Gruber and Albert S Gruber, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 10 am at Coffman Wriday Funeral Home, interment Hose Hill Cemetery.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Cora E.garver? Gruber
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory
pMusic
St. Mark's
Battingre
C. Roger
Clagett
J Clarke Devilbiss
Lavely D. Gruber
Albert S
I Gruber
Tlagerstown
AK Coff
Man Wriday
Law
Bey
Pasbody Conservatory
Lovely
D. Griker
Music
Anit
Mount St. Agnes
Hose Hill
Iege
Deterioration of Morals Seen as Chief Problem
Baltimore AP report quotes Archbishop Lawrence Q Shehan telling Loyola College graduates that the chief problem of our times is moral deterioration. He blames secular, pluralistic forces and says religion is banned from public schools in part.
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Baltimore
Pilot Tried to Halt Huge Jet in Orly Crash
Investigators say Air France captain Roland Noche frantically attempted to stop a four engine Boeing 707 at Orly airport Sunday. The jet veered and struck a fence before exploding, killing 10 Americans including Atlanta leaders, eight crew members, and an Atlanta agent. crash probable causes and timing may take months to determine.
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Paris
GMP
Maintead
Tony Mak
Uerehartet Jetliver
Fis Takeok
Orly
Atlanta
Roland Noche
Air France
Pierre Loigeau
Loiseau
Crashed Plane Pilot Roland Hoche Aboard Air France Jet
AP report from Paris says Air France jetliner crashed on takeoff from Orly Field killing most aboard. Only two of 132 aboard survived, both stewardesses. Pilot Captain Roland Hoche led the doomed flight. survivor Francoise Aubie describes engines slowing as the jet rolled and the crew faced disaster.
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Roland Hoche
Air France
Orly Field
Paris
Francoise Aubie
Sald Shy
Suden
Maryland reapportionment move gains court approval
Circuit Judge O Howie Duckett accepted the Maryland Legislature action last Thursday adding 19 delegates across four counties and Baltimore City to correct malapportionment. He will keep jurisdiction during the appeal while the Senate size may remain unchanged per the Committee on Fair Representation.
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Annapolis
O. Howie Duckett
Maryland
Baltimore City
Burne
Committee On Fair Representation
Duckett
Senate
Nixon Given Bia Edge In California Rural GOP convention hints at statewide primary
The Connecticut Republican convention opened with a call for party unity led by state chairman A Searle Pinney as the GOP faces a potential statewide primary. Nomination hinges on a 660 delegate majority, with a loser invoking a primary after reaching 20 percent. John Alsop and Edwin H May Jr appear assured of at least 20 percent, while Gustafsen, George Gustafson, Patrick Horace Sealy Brown, and Vivian St seek the gubernatorial nod alongside retiring Gov Prescott Bush. The Mississippi primary and Shenandoah Valley ties appear in play as student leaders figure in nominating slates.
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Baye L. Rousselol
Edgar Mlestand
Connecticut
A. Searle Pinney
GOP
John Alsop
Insurance Company
Edwin H. May Jr
F Gustafsen
John Lodge
George Gustafson
Patrick Horace Sealy-Brown
Vivian St
Itellems
Shenandoah Valley Academy
New Market
Rcad
Leny
Virginia
Flo
Smith
Kennedy
Jamie
Mount W
George McGovern
Avche Gubbrud
Ralph Herseth
Reapportionment Measures Face Court Challenge in Maryland
Opponents prepared to challenge the reapportionment law signed to create 18 new seats and redraw districts. A referendum drive aims to nullify the plan, with signatures and deadlines cited as the legal battle moves toward court action in Annapolis.
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Maryland
Harry T
Phoebus Jr
Phoebus
Somerset Down
House of Delegates
Richard M. Mat
Dorchester County
Eloy G. Boyer
Kent County
Annapolis
C. Bowie Duckell
Matthews
Stocks Skid But Losses Are Limited
New York markets opened with a broad decline yet losses remained modest as a few shares edged higher. American Telephone slid to 106, General Motors dipped briefly to 49 percent, while Consolidated Material, Gas, United Aircraft, American Tobacco and Merck saw about two point losses. gains appeared for International Harvester, Chesapeake & Ohio, Southern Pacific and Illinois Central.
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New York
Al's
American Telephone
General Motors
Itl
Cort
United Aircraft
American Tobacco
Mercklex
International Harvester
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Ilinois Central
Army Set Service News Highlights Local Graduates
David L. Gordon 28 son of Louise M. Gordon of 21 Winter St completed the Seventh U S Army Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Bays Tolz Germany. He attended Hagerstown High School before enlisting in the service. Gordon received four weeks refresher training focusing on leadership map reading combat tactics and instruction techniques. He is attached to Headquarters Troop 2d Armored Cavalry 24 Reconnaissance Squadron in Amberg Germany. Gordon entered the Army in December 1957 and completed basic at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Milton E Rider son of Milton G Rider 208 East Antietam Street and Douglas F Bare son of Jacob J Bare 1115 Hamilton Hillva Hagerstown completed recruit training May 11 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Pvt Jacob Cline USMC son of Hubert Cline Route 1 Smithsburg Maryland completed recruit training May 17 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island South Carolina.
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David L. Gordon
Louise ME. Gordon
Winter St
U.S. Army Non
Bays 'Tolz
Germany
Hagerstown High School
Gordon
2D Armored Cavalry
Amberg
Army
Fort Jackson
5.C
Milton BE. Rider
Milton G. Rider
EL Antietam St
Douglas F. Bare
Jacob J. Bare
Hamilton Hilva
Bath
Pvt
Jacob €. Cline
USMC
Hubert Cline
Route 1
Smithsboro
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
8. C
Blessed Relief for Arthritis Exposes Nonmedical Cure Offer
An illustrated, free book promises to relieve arthritis without drugs or surgery. It urges prompt action by mail to The Ball Clinic in Excellsion Springs Missouri, claiming permanent relief and no obligation.
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Nena
Yalusbie
Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsionr Springs
Missouri
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U. S
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John A. Dunphy
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Maryland House of Correction
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Theodore K. McKeldin
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Ricard T. Miller
Remiblicam
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Bob Hope
Ragerstown
Dairy Queen
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Pacific Northwest
Ohio and
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Pains
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Nixon
California
Aetna Academy
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