Johnson Seeks True Equality for Negroes at White House Plan
President Johnson announced plans for a fall White House conference to pursue civil rights, equality as a fact and result, and widespread opportunity. Leaders like Whitney Young Jr and James Farmer praised the push, while Roy Wilkins urged speed in a national effort to close the racial gap. Humphrey urged full inclusion of Negroes and minorities into political, economic, and social life.
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White House
Jobson
Washington
Whitney al. Young Jr
Jonson
National Union
League
James
Farmer
Tohnson
Congress of
Johnson
Howard University
Roy Wilkins
National Association
Hobert H. Humphrey
University of Maryland
Humphrey
America
Monard University
Communist attempts in Ecuador stall amid regional crisis
In Quito AP reports communist efforts to exploit the Dominican Republic crisis failed in Ecuador as in many Latin American nations. Extreme leftists may seek chance in internal issues, with political and economic instability heightening risk of an explosion and possible violence by opportunists.
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Quito
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Army Secretary Ailes Resigns Effective June 30
Army Secretary Stephen Ailes is reported to have resigned effective June 30. Under secretary Stanley Resor is among top prospective successors. Ailes, an attorney, joined the Defense Department four years ago and submitted his resignation to President Johnson last Tuesday.
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Washington
APJ
Stephen Ailes
Stanley R. Resor
Ailes
Defense Department
Johnson
Tavern Owner Dies Suddenly
Robert G. Eichelberger, 50, a long time local tavern owner of Bob's Tavern on W Attietam Street, died Friday evening at his home. He is survived by his wife Ruth A. Hose Eichelberger, daughter Arlene Mose, two sisters, and two grandsons. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Minnich Funeral Home with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Robert G. Eichelberger
N. Locust Nt
Eichelberger
Bob
Eicheberger
Ruth A. Hose Eichelberger
Arlene K. Mose
Hagerstown
Hikfa Barnes
Chambersburg
Gladys Knipple
Daytona Beach
Fla
Minnich Funeral Home
G. Bartow
E B Phillips Lumber Dealer Dies Friday
E B Phillips a lumber and timber dealer who ran his business since 1934 died at his North Main Street home. He worked for Bell Telephone 1925 to 1934 and traveled to Pennsylvania West Virginia and Southern Maryland for timber. Survived by wife Flora and several children and grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10 am at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial in Boonsboro Cemetery. viewing Monday 7 to 9 pm.
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Avlons Hulu
Phillips
North Main Street
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Preston Robert Phillips
Willur Phillips
Washington County
Bell Telephone Company
Flora
Showen} Phillips
Ardell Cronise
Boonsboro
Julia Green
Hagerstown
Wilbur Pailos
Albert Huston
Church of Brethren
Prayer Today In Christ Our Minds To Live By Faith
Prayer asks for understanding of God’s nature and Christ’s example, seeking a life that reflects love and humility. It requests strength to live up to divine standards, removing sham in daily conduct, and to let God guide actions as believers demonstrate Christlike love. Roy A. Stelier, Harrysburg, Pa., former British agent, Evangelical United Brethren Church, signs.
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Christ
Jeans
Amen
Roy A. Stelier
Harryburg
Evangelicel United
Brethren Church
Obituary notices from Smithsburg area provide multiple deaths
Ralph Shockey, 62, of Route 3 Smithsburg, died suddenly at Waynesboro Hospital after illness since 1964 and prior surgeries. A farmer and orchardist, he and brother Lloyd ran Shockey Brothers. Burial at Hinggald Cemetery after Grove Funeral Home service. Atha A Kettoman, 95, widow of J Warren Kettoman, died at home on Edgemont Road Route 3 after long illness. Survived by daughter Myrtle Diehl and sister Emma Miller. service at Rourer Funeral Home with burial at Merete Cemetery. Robert Stanley, 70, of 274 West Anticlany Street found dead of heart attack. service at Rouzer Funeral Home, burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Leo Mathes, 60, husband of Dortha V Haines, died at Washington County Hospital after brief illness. survived by family. Grace Brindle Mes Brindle, 83, former Hagerstown attorney’s wife, died in Carlisle Hospital. service and burial arrangements at Myers Funeral Home. Mary Alice Mentzer, 72, widow of Rev Frank G Mentzer, died at Washington County Hospital. survived by multiple children, siblings, and grandchildren. services at Rouder Funeral Home and Blue Rock United Brethren Church with burial at Zion Cemetery Quincy.
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Smithsburg
Ralph Shockey
Aam
Waynesboro Hospital
Church Home Hospital
Matliemore
Welty
Annie (Barkdoll) Shockey
Ringgold
Lloyd Shockey
Shockey
Lord Shockey
Cascade
Tene Harshman
Hagerstown
Grove Funeral Home
Waynesboro
Glen Heckman
Hinggald
Atha A, Kettoman
J. Warren Kettoman
Edgemont Road
Route 3
Franklin County
Marlin and
Malinda (Beard) Rockwell
Blue Mountain Church of God atEdgemont
Myrtle Diehl
Emma Miller
Wayneshoro
The
C,ww
McGiaha
Merete Cemetery
Robert Stanley
W. Anticlany St
W. Anticham St
E.W. _ Ditto Jr
Rouzer
Hlome
Rose Hill
Grace Brindle Mes
Hockman
Brindle
Carlisle
Boynat
Myers
Mechanicsburg
Rest Haven
Mary Alice Mentzer
Frank G. Mentzer
Washington County Hospital
Fairview
Ambrose C
Emmi PF. Mentzer Wagatan
Otterhein United Brethren In Christ Church
Mentzer
Alice Elliott
Greencastle
Frances Diehl
Detroit
Mich
Leila "Thames
St. Louis
Jvelyn Hammond
Jean Cook
Delores Williams
Chambersburg
Shirley Ryland
David Frank
Paul Edward
Lester Harold
Magerstown
Daniel Wagamat
Quincy
Clarence
William Wagaman
Mt. Alto
Harry Wagaman
Grace Hartman
Eall
Blue Rock United Brethren In Christ Church
Tamstown
Lester M. Misner
Zion Cemetery
Smalley Resigns GOP Post to Join PR Firm
Robert Mr. Smalley resigns as director of public relations for the Republican National Committee to join Whitaker and Banter in California. Smalley was named by former GOP Chairman Sean Burrell, with Ray Stull serving as assistant GOP publicity chief in Ohio.
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Smalley
GOP Post
Washington
Robert Mr. Smalley
Republican National Committee
California
Whitaker and Banter
GOP
Sean Burell
Ray Stull
Ohio
New Gop
Ray Bliss
Death notices from Paw Paw and Berkeley Springs WV
Mrs. Jessie Wayling Judy 43 dies Friday at Sacred Heart Hospital Cumberland widow of Ira Judy and late George J Manning with several survivors and funeral at Parks Johnson Funeral Home Paw Paw Sunday 2 PM Roger Tanning officiating. Miss Hachael E Read 99 dies Wednesday Morgan County War Memorial Hospital at John W Read with rosary Sunday 7 30 PM, funeral Mass Monday 10 AM at St Vincent de Paul Church Greenway Cemetery burial in Greenway.
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Paw Paw
W. Va
Jessie Wayling Judy
Priday
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cumberland
Ira Judy
George J. Manning
Clara BE
Brown) Manning
Mary Crites
Harrisonburg
Walter Judy
Kearneysville
Carrie Lee Judy
Josephine King
Mes
Frances Powers
Eval Moyer
North Platte
Neb
Lee Manning
Stonesville
Russell Manning
Dayton
Church of Christ
Camp Hill Cemetery
Pawaw
Tewkeley Springs
W.va
Hachael E. Read
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
John W
Elizabeth (Jahnston) Read
Parks Johnson
Berkeley Springs
Philip Farrell
St. Vincent NePaul Catholic Church
Barial
Greenway
Pilgrimage Set At Keedysville
The Salem E U B Church congregation will hold its annual pilgrimage from Keedysville to Mt Febron one mile east. Dr. Charles R. Miller, former pastor, will speak at the event held Sunday at 2 am marking the church’s 18% year history.
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Keepysvvilleh
Salem E.U.B
Mt. Febron
Keedysville
Charles R. Miller
Notable Surnames in a Turbulent News Roundup
Tass reports Van Cliburn greeted warmly in Kiev signaling strong Soviet audience reception. ANEW York AP summary notes Mayor Namir and Cadet Christenan in New York awaiting Tel Aviv University fundraising tour. Princess Christina arrives in New York for a White House ball while Prince Wilhelm of Sweden dies at his castle. Grasshopper Arizona hosts ceremonial welcome for Lynda Bird Johnson. Eisenhower acknowledges student Chrisman for top academic record in 1985. Stanford to confer posthumous history doctorate to William Scott, killed in a Japanese railway accident.
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Moscow
Tass
van Clijuen
Kiev
Ital
Ukraine
New York
Christina of Sweden
Stockholms
United States
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Taitor
William MD. Scott
Colorado Springs
Colo
Germany
Brot
Davie Jarris
Judy Holliday In Hospital
New York AP report says actress Judy Holliday star of Born Yesterday and Belly Ring is in Mount Sinai Hospital since May 26. Attorney Arnold Krakower declined to discuss the nature of her condition or provide details of her illness.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Mt. Ssinai Hospital
Arnold Rt. Krakower
Grand Junctions first Shopping Park reshapes downtown
In 1962 Grand Junction Colorado pursued a practical plan by local Chamber of Commerce leaders to aid the economy. The result is the nations first Shopping Park a four block stretch of the retail district that blends recreation and thoroughfare with flower beds transplanted trees shaded benches telephones and a serpentine two lane roadway. The curved roadway created parking bays along the route turning what was a treeless street into a welcoming civic space designed to attract shoppers repeatedly.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Ares
Thorefare
Foresight
Mrs Murray Fears Mob Violence Over Court Return
Honolulu AP reports Mrs Madaline Murray and her 18 year old son William face return to Baltimore to answer assault on police officers charges. Their lawyer questions protection if sent back to Maryland as a circuit judge ordered last August. Murray’s case ties to a Supreme Court ruling on school Bible readings and prayer.
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Honolulu
Mad
Alyn Algreau
Hawaii
U.S. Supreme Court
Hayvail
Murray
Short Mine
Life Savings Found in Coins Revealed in Brooklyn Apartment
Police found $13,060 in quarters dimes and nickels scattered in the bedroom of Bry g lingiert a longtime Brooklyn waterfront restaurant owner and former operator. The coins were believed to be the life savings accumulated over years and forgotten after he died in the apartment.
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York
Dominick Herlingier
Bryg
Lingiert
Brooklyn
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Jessie P. Judy
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Br. Jnmes M. Nabrit Jr
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van Cliburn
Tel Aviv
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Cleveland
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Princess Christina
Sweden
Prince Wilhelm
Stockholm
Frince Wilhelm
Gustaf VI Adolph
Stenhammar
I Lynda Johnson
Ariz
Arizona
Montain Apache
University of Arizona Archeology
Ava
Grasshopper
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Point
Chrisman
MG Novak
Richard Jorkson
Gela Lansbury
REO DE Sica
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Mioll Flanders Technicolor
Panavision
Ruy Wari
Richard G Crenna
Pula
Cralte Ate
Steve Parker
J. Lee Thompson
Jim Backus
Scott Bradfred
Thorson
KLM
Bette Davis
Olivia de Havilland
Joseph Conten
Canturys
Aia
Ifracleres
Aldrich
Charlotte
Ee Cory
Mrs. Murray
Ers
Renee
Losporation
Sveteres
Blake Edwards
Peter Elke Sellers
Sommer
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OBN
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A Peres Fara
Stewart Granger
Eleanor Parker
Mal Ferrer
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Marshall
Harlow
Carol Lynley
Efrem Zimbalist, JR
Barry Sullivan
Owombeion
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