Johnson Kosygin Busy On Hot Line
AP dispatch describes President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin using the hot line during Middle East clashes. Officials say the exchange helped deter broader conflict, keeping war isolated and enabling parallel U.N. Security Council actions. The article notes both powers sought ceasefire timing and restraint after the Liberty incident and Israeli Egyptian fighting at sea and on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Kosygin
Waliington
Dent Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Sion
Middle East
Erie
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Kosyain
Mideast
Jeannot
Liberty
Wasti
Johnson
Kosyz
Eanst
Florl
Feschanges
Christian Daluen
Resf
U.N
White House
George Christian
Hejan
6Th Fleet
Christian
Kremlin
U.N. Security Council
Israel
U S Destroyers Race To Aid Crippled Liberty
US destroyers Davis and Massey speed toward the damaged USS Liberty with medical aid after the Sinai incident. The converted World War II Liberty suffered heavy damage and crew losses during the surprise attack blamed on Israeli forces. Pentagon officials revised toll to 40 dead and 20 seriously wounded as ships maneuver for medical transfer and repairs. Israel apologized after the clash near international waters off the Sinai Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour M. Hersh
Washington
USS
Liberty
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean
H Fleet
Pentagon
Defense Department
Worthing
Bob Norton
America
Davis
Massey
Horton
Israel
Saratoga
Tel Aviv
Pentagon Sonkésmen
Weir
U.S
Middle East
Dean Rusk
Avraham Yarman
Free Programs At Antietam Offer Outdoor Screenings
Free Saturday evening programs at Antietam Creek Dam Area use Chesapeake and Ohio National Monument funds. A National Park Service ranger presents slides on Harpers Ferry and the Antietam battle, with a one hour film when dark. Showings also cover Maryland campaigns of 1862 and local industrial history.
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Asawiher
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument
Aulietam Creek Dam
Antietam Furnace
Potomac River
National Park Service
Wo Dean Me. Ranahan
Harpers Perry
Battle of Antetam
Maryland
Washington County
Calsetin
Mountain Park
Co & O
Stock Market Continues To Climb
New York stocks rose again as trading remained heavy in early trading. The advance followed recent news that a cease-fire had not been accepted, signaling continued market optimism despite tensions.
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New York
Tharkal
Feyntz
Subway Tavern Gets License To Open Again
The Washington County Liquor Board granted a tavern license to Norman Bovene Reese trading as Subway Tavern at 3 Elizabeth Ave. Reese and his wife sought a new license after a divorce. A Dixie Tavern license applicant was refused. Presley Lew failed to appear for hearing. The 287 Elizabeth Ave. premises are owned by RK La Hort and J. FauK Houser, Mason-Dixon employee.
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Washington County Liquor Board
Norman Bovene Reese
Subway
Elizabeth, Ave
Reese
Charles Lew
Robe
Dixie 1
Elizabeth Ave
Hohrer
Mason-Dixon Vending Machine Company
Tixabeth Ave
la. Hort
Tr. J. Fauk- Houser
Zoning Board Sets Hearings In Sinclair Case
Mercersburg Pennsylvania Mrs Margaret Hampton 48 Route 2 died early Thursday morning at Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia after being a patient for one week She was born in Fairview Maine daughter of Mrs Eymunineet Greenawalt and the late John Bingaman She was a member of Macedonia United Brethren Church and taught at the church and Montgomery Township School Survived by husband George Hampton stepsons and brothers and sisters Funeral services Monday at 2 pm from Macedonia UB Church Greencastle with ministers Lester Misner and Earl Peters Burial in church cemetery Friends may call Lininger Funeral Home Mercersburg or Sunday evening 7 to 9.
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Mercersburg
Macgaret V. Hampton
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Fair Iow
Mel
Ey Mumnineet Iingaman
Can Assi
Montgomery Township
Cafeteri
Hashawi
Geel PF
Hampton
Clarry Te
Reefer
Moyeerstruss
Bratiers
Allan
Edgar Bingaman
Groencastie
Withurs Tingaman
Rosalie Mow
Hagerstown
Keroy Wayneshorn
Macedonia' UB Church
Greencastle
Earl Peters
Lester Misner
Church Cemetery
Lininger
Mercersbhurg
Ecsbewits Palorval Arandpar
Daniel Nts
Ales
Kenneth L.jandie Delor Beeler Rhodes
Rt. 1
Williamsport
Beeler
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Luther Davis
Mt. Pisgah Lodge
Thejand
Eagles Club
WaynessBest Haven
Poro
Riends
Western Maryland Railroad
Ttes
G. Bare
Samuell Taw Harris
Greencale
Ket
Ida Wagner
Thomas
Minnich Miller
Clarence A. Neal
Greent Hill Canvery
Warneshara
Obituary notices from Greencastle and nearby areas
Obituaries note the death of Kenneth L Beeler Rhodes and Raymond Elaraid Lindsay Sr both residents of Greencastle and surrounding towns. Services are planned at Rest Haven and Minnich Miller Funeral Homes with burial in area cemeteries. Additional notices mention a zoning hearing in Hagerstown and funeral details for Rev William E Kendall of Milledgeville, with family details and locations of services.
Filly Mignon Daisy Donkey Born in Washington County News
A day-old filly named Mignon, offspring of Girlie-Bird the Sardinian donkey long used as Washington County’s Democratic symbol. Owner Braden Warren of Williamsport notes the name fits everything but her ears. The donkey species is tied to religious lore of Mary’s journey and Palm Sunday. Photos by Dave Cottingham.
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Democratic Party
Washington County
Ews-B-J
Braden Warren+ feltz
Williamsport
Bethlehem
Christ
Jerusalem
Senators seek Soviet help on Vietnam peace bid
Washington AP says top senators hope Soviet cooperation for a Middle East ceasefire could ease Vietnam settlement hopes. Mike Mansfield and others caution skeptics, while Dean Rusk faces questions on the Middle East as the Liberty incident prompts apologies.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Middle East
Vietnam
Hutie
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Resolutions Adopted by Friendly Bible Class on Teacher’s Death
At the May 1907 meeting the Friendly Bible Class of Christ's Reformed Church mourns Mrs Grace Downin, their beloved teacher. The group expresses appreciation for her guidance and service and orders the resolutions be read, shared with relatives Mrs Thath Schinebly and class members.
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Wheimas
Friendly Bible Class of
Christ's
Grace
Dowsin
Brit
Mia. Downin
Thath
Friendly Bible Class
576th U.S. Warplane Shot Down In Vietnam
In Hue a mortar barrage hit the American compound and nearby civilian sites while another Phantom was shot down and two crewmen listed missing. The North Vietnamese attack extended into Quang Tin as rebels torched a village, killing a teacher and wounding civilians.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Hue
Vietnam
Hanai Haiphong
Anet Air Force
U.S
da Nang
Mare
Capital Beltway Called String Of Death Traps
An investigator told a House subcommittee the 106.5 mile Beltway around Washington is a deadly stretch with guardrails that fail to stop crashes, heavy poles, hazardous signs, and abrupt lane drops. Seven deaths have occurred since opening in August 1984 on the federally financed Interstates.
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Washington
Capitol Beltway
John P. Olfra
House Public Works
Hte
Potomac River
O'Hara
Highway Death Toll Drops in Early 1967 Across Nations
The nation reports a decline in traffic fatalities in the first four months of 1967. April deaths total 3,920, down from 4,960 in April 1968, and January-April combined reach 14,720 versus 15,020 last year, a roughly 2 percent drop. Sacramento notes the California safety council discusses proposals to ban gasoline-powered vans, with earlier April totals and air pollution concerns cited.
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Sacramento
Calif
APE
State Senate Transporta‘Safety Council
California
Safety Conieit
Lexpert
Angeles
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Poto
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Kenneth B. Staler
Joseph Léplich
James Faltz
Af Wiles
Trombone
Sato
Reflective Moon Day Wiles
Goldman
Shaw Tune
Molly Brown
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Sola Sevilla
Chugacihs One Foundation
Nestice
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Dlayward
Jorlana Wesley
Subway Tavern
Zoning Board
Sinclair Case
Margaret Hampton
Rayomond Lindsay Sr
Raymond Elaraid Lindsay Sr
Sols
Potomac Newton
Virim Trone Alexander Lindsa
Ana
Nancy Twahn Jr
Magerstown
Edah Vickers
Bakersville
Frindsen
Rest Haven
Robert Rhodes IL
Salem Ave
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Hageerstown
Robert Kenneth
Sharcuit Court
Marie Russell
Tartin
Board of Zoning Appeals
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Waynesboro Hospital
Ward Russell
Franklin
Wisringer
Nottingham Road
Jesse C. Beeler
Summit Ave
Ang
Ita News
William Renault
Dounkardé Charen
Milledgeville
I. Mond
Phots
Dave Cottingham
Pe Mansfield
United
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
U.S. Navy
Srantiy
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Donald L. Spickler
Wasikton County
Chong Farm Bytoan
doter-Mate
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Peggy Clark Berlyn Atherton
Charles E. Doyle Hubert Cline
Alvey C. Moser
Arthur Rettig
Donnie Kirby
Harold Wills
Paul Huffer
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