Goldwater Eyes Four East VP Pros for Ticket
Senator Barry Goldwater nears the Republican nomination and weighs four Eastern potential running mates. Names include Pennsylvania Governor Scranton, Senator Morton of Kentucky, Representative Miller of New York, and Governor Rhodes of Ohio. Aides say the choice aims to strengthen the ticket, not election power, as Goldwater presses toward 655 delegates.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Isl
Holdwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Cleveland
Sen
Prem
William W. Scratton
Willand E. Miller
New York
GOV National
James A. Rhodes
Ohin
Thruston
Morten
Kentucky
AP Wirupholod
Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Listings
Obituary notices list Mrs Jessie Dixon Stoner of Boonsboro who died after a long illness, with services at Lexington and burial in Jackson Memorial Cemetery. Also Mary Schamel Spedden of St James and Willard F Smith, connected to Baton Rouge and Tupelo, plus Charles Preston Forrest of Smithsburg and Callie Marie Marnian of Hagerstown area, with service details and burial plans.
Mrs Mary Wiles of Waynesboro Passes After Illness
Mrs Mary Martin Wiles age 59 of 50 East Third Street Waynesboro died at 12 15 am after an eight month illness a patient at Waynesboro Hospital since April 29 She was born near Clear Spring daughter of the late Joseph A and Mary Mills Martin A Philadelphia General Hospital trained nurse she lived in Hagerstown before marrying A Baker Wiles in 1943 She was a member of St Andrew Catholic Church Waynesboro Survived by husband two brothers Joseph C Martin and Robert L Martin and four sisters Mrs Ralph Garver Mrs Willant C Martin Miss Nellie Martin all of Hagerstown and Miss Harold Baker of Washington DC Services Friday at 9 am from St Andrew Catholic Church burial in Rose Cemetery Hagerstown Friends may call Thursday evening 7 9 at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro and rosary at 8 pm
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Jessie Dixon Stoner
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Axel
Lexington
Emma Eckardson
Rock Bridge
County
Hagerstown
Brayden Thomas
Boonsvoro
Renard Miller
Kensington
Sadie Dickey
Glasgow
Vaz
Edgar Dion
W.A
East Puneral
Mary Schamel Spediden
James I. Spedden
S. Locust St
Fairney - Keedy
St. James
George C
Mary Cushen Schmuel
Fabroey - Keedy
First Brethren Church
George C. Spedden Jr
AK. Coffman
Pan
W.st
Benchafl
DeWitt
Miller
Rosell Cemetery
Charles Preston Forrest
Smithsburg
William C. and
Mary
Gsell
Forrest
Southsburg
Cavetown
Melvin DL
James P. Forrest
Rosa Kendall
Aurora
Minnich Funeral Home
Robert DB. Tyson
Riends
Mary (Martin) Wiles
Waynesboro
Mary (Martin
Wiles
Wyanesboro
A. Baker Wiles
Clear Spring
Joseph A
Mary Uc.mills Martin
Martin Brown
Rose Mill Cemetery
Grove
Waynes
P.m
Water Deficit Noted By Weatherman In County
Washington County reports a water deficit with 0.52 inch of rainfall for the month and 1.19 inches evaporated. May had 0.44 inch precipitation and 0.50 inch evaporation. Overnight rain measured 0.06 inch, with Oswald noting 0.07 inch. total monthly rainfall 0.55 inch. Temperatures ranged to a high of 87 and low around 70, amid a hot spell since Thursday.
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Washington County
J. Honard Beckenbaugh
Roonsboro
Hitech
Beckenhaugh
D. Paul Oswald
Oswald
Clyde Wilbur Stowlfer
Marshall St
Ray W
Florence
Martins
Stouffer
Hagerstown
Bridgeport Observer
Maryland Railroad
T A.m
Brotherhood of Railroad
America
Western Enterprise
Land
Aurolving Sre
Sito
Lilliandns Segrren
World’s Only Space Woman Gives Birth To Daughter
Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova, billed as the world’s only space woman, has a daughter born last Sunday. The baby, reportedly nearly seven pounds, is fathered by cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev. The couple wed in Moscow last November and have been studied by Tass as well as doctors noting Valentina’s good health.
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Henry
Valentina
Nikolayev
Moscow
Gheran Titov
Earth
Tanya
Nikolayevna-Tereshkova
Nikolayeva
Fulgeny Petrov
Military
Acrobautic Engineering Academy
Grad Accepts Assistantship at Penn State University
Davide Lee, who graduated May 31 from Juniata College Avatingdon Pa, has accepted an assistantship to Penn State University for graduate work in education counseling. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Lee of 276 S Prospect St. Lee was graduated from Asteigh School in 1940.
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Davide, Lee
Juniata College
Avatingdon
Pennsylvania State University
Albert C. Lee
S. Prospect. St
Lee
South
A ‘Steigh School
NDTA Chapter Meeting Set in Cumberland Schedule Planned
NDTA chapter members gather in Cumberland for a dinner and business session to discuss officer nominations for the next year and plans for the September annual meeting. A 2 per person charge applies with safety footwear required for women and girls.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
C.E. France
George Hambillotts
First View
Ad. Middour
Raymond J. Dinterony
David K. Cushwa
Congress committee clears GDP measure for next year debate
A Tuesday committee move allows the GDP proposal to be considered with a bid to extend various excise taxes for another year. The action paves the way for debate on extending tax provisions into the next year.
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U.S
Emergency Funds Approved as Alaska Earthquake Aid Tops Aid
President Johnson signed emergency appropriations totaling 1.8 trillion dollars in a sprawling package. The largest allotment of 1.0032 billion goes to Alaska for earthquake recovery. The action boosts military pay and includes central arms control measures amid ongoing national security concerns.
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Johnson
Alaska
Hunters Lose Ban On Some Migratory Birds On Farmland
Washington AP The Interior Department released changes to migratory bird hunting rules. New regs allow taking migratory game birds except waterfowl over lands with valid agricultural operations like feed, weed control, or cover crop handling. Previously barred areas now permit this under certain conditions. A feathered wing must remain attached to dressed migratory birds for identification.
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Washington
Interiay Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Hancock High Students Hear Sheriff Price
Sheriff Charles Price urged Hancock High School students to combat juvenile delinquency by parental affection and active interest in their children. He advised reading good books, working hard, and playing hard to improve character, and invited tours of the Washington County Courthouse during summer.
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Charles Mrive
Hancock High School
Price
Washington County
National Guard Quells Tie Up After Essex Wire Strike
Hillsdale Michigan quieted as National Guard moved in after a 1024 day dispute at Essex Wire Corp. Local 319 of the IUE AVT CLO ratified a four year contract 83 to 34. About 100 workers recalled. wage gains total 36 cents an hour over four years with 10 cents in year one.
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Hillsdale
Mich
National Guard
Essex Wire Corp
Michigan
International Union of Electrical Workers
AVT
CLO
Vale
Kalo Bragalone
Mssox
George Gould
The
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Willard P. Smith
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Richard W. Aeadows
Potomac Avenue
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Tupelo
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Baton Rouge
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Glenwood Cemetery
Tupelo, Miss
Charles PL Forrest
Baker) Stouffer
Isonis
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Rogell E
Wagerstown
Jaen
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Haverstown
Iwan Welmah
Klagerstown
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Callie Marie Marnian
Zion Baptist
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