Use Of American Combat Units In Vietnamese War Seen Near An AP News Analysis
AP News Analysis from Saigon discusses the Dong Xoai battle as a turning point with American combat units likely to enter full warfare. Vietnamese generals resist, fearing loss of sovereignty and US control. The piece notes US airlifted paratroopers near the fight but held back.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
Dong Xoah
U.S
Dong Xoal
U.S. Army
Lard Airborne
Dong Xioai
Catiande
Washington
Dong Xant
Viet Nam
Wen
Bhe
War Hero Returns Decoration After Beatles Get Some Medal
Royal Air Force veteran Paul Pearson mailed back his Order of the British Empire decoration protesting prime ministerial orders. The rebel airman, linked to World War II rescue squadrons, said the honor was politically awarded amid Beatles reception.
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Beatles
Colin Frost
London
Royal Air Force
Elizabeth II
Paul Pearson
Pearson
Daniel Webster Shaw
Delview Ave
Straits of Dover
Washington County Hospital
Harold Wilson
Hagerstown
David
Ida Locks Shaw
Washington Square
Simmick
M.gle
Pric
An’s
Area Deaths Vreeden Ranson and Mrs Jenkins and Rana
Funeral notices from Charles Town and Middletown areas detail deaths of Ce cilia Ellen Wilt 73 of Bolivar Heights and Regina E Buracker 74 of Shenandoah Junction. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren and great grandchildren with multiple siblings and extended family listed. Services held at Melvin T Strider Colonial Funeral Home and Glad Hill Cemetery Edge Hill Cemetery, with officiants Rev Harold McClay and Rev Wade Hampton.
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Ada Mae Taylor
Summit Avenue
Allen, Newton
Mary (Koenig) Rice
John W. Taylor
Ladies Auxiliary of
Illlag Dissinger
O Tismouth
Ohio
Roy N. Rice
Chicago
Mary Lou Mason
Baltimore
Rest Haven
Ray FE. Blanset
Freda Viola Allen
Panghorn Boulevard
John T. Allen
Washington County Hospital
South, Mountain
Ehe
William and
Zella (Spurrier) Martin
Grace Eub Church
Temple Builders
Bernadine Blitkenstaff
Myrtle Carbaugh
Hagerstown
Regis C. Allen
Richmond
Florence Bostwick
Washington, D.C
Mae Steck
Hast Rutherford
N.d
Rhodall Sheckart
Columbia
Jesse C. Martin
Seville
Roy Martin
Eric
Willis Martin
York
Alvin Co. Martin
Newville
Norment Funeral Home
Laverne Rohrbaugh
Rest Haven Cemetery
Dorothy JL. Eichelberger
Washington SL
Jackson
Hancock
Glenn and
Mrgaret Hughes Eichelberger
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Altar Guild
Hager Chapter
Edward P. Heinze
Hurial
Rose Hill Cemetery
Minnich Funeral Home
Harry Grant McKinley
W. Main St
Neta Rey Corhelius McKinley
Washington Countty Hospital
Norval M
Frances
Bootman) McKinley
McKinley
James W. Bower
Ap&am
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Forest No
Knights Templar Commandery
Wagerstown
Grove Funeral Home
St. Thomas Eapiscopal Church
Ronald C. Albaugh
Frank Heidler
Presbyterian Cemetery
Hancnck
Bowers
SS Thomas Fatscaptal Church
Waynesboro
Jehovah's Witnesses
Knights
Pythias
A.T.H. & L. Fire Company
Elenore
Nicodemus) Ambrose
Grace Smith
David Ambrose Aboth
Benjamin Milley
Poe
Aly
George Way
Carrie (Sackson) Staubs
T.we Will
Lorraine
Gsear
Norman
Bollivar
Charles Town
W. Va
Middletown
Hezekiah
Regina E. Buracker
Shenandoah
June Babington
Loyd E
Charles Town Hospital
Will Bet
Glad
Melvin T. Strider
Pip Hill
Rawson
Wade Hampton
John £. Wright
Edge Cemetery
Hill Cemetery
Terre
Babington
B&o
Frederick Memorial Hs
Buracker
Hornipital
Daugher
Stanley
Oscar
Della
Hooper) Flook
William
Myersville
Virginia
Broyles) Buracker
Ellen Buracker
Haymarket
Elizabeth Berry
Fert E
David
William Charles Town
Louisey T
Miss Hough
Kearneysville
Marie E. Babington
Glenn
Shenandoah — Junction
Clarence O. Fivok
Ge Harald
Washington, D. C
Germantown
Eliza Drake
Harry Rice
Jefferson
Clarindal
Brunswick teacher wins fellowship to Maryland institute
Robert K. Feaster, English teacher at Brunswick Junior High School, is named among 48 teachers to attend the University of Maryland National Defense Education Act Institute for Advanced Composition. The program runs June 2 through July 30 and includes a daily seminar in composition plus a lecture series with poets, a novelist, and scholars in rhetoric and semantics.
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Hagerstown
University — of
Maryland
Robert K. Feaster
Brunswick Juia 4
Eead
Var.i Jinis
Stock Market Milling Mixed With Mixed Results In Early Trading
NEW YORK AP The stock market moved inconclusively with active trading. IBM rose about 3 points while Xerox declined about 1. Korvette and Comsat slipped near 1 to 3 points. General Motors Goodrich and Alcoa fell roughly 1 point. Aerospace and electrical equipment shares gained overall. Du Pont edged up toward 1 point.
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New York
IBM
Xerox
Mic
Boeing
Anaconda
United Aircraft
du Pont
Prayer for Fathers and Daily Mail Incites Faith
A prayer extols fathers to cherish discipline nurture and guide children in Christ. The Daily Mail from Hagerstown notes its 1528 establishment and daily publication with subscription rates across states, crediting Associated Press reprints and local news distribution.
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Edward K. Ziegler
Oakton, Va
The
Church of the Brethren
Federal Law Banning Discrimination In Employment
Law effective July 2 bans employment discrimination basing on race color religion sex or national origin. Covers employers unions and agencies with size thresholds, with exemptions for government Indian tribes and private clubs. Violations include firing hiring pay or job conditions discrimination. complaints may lead to federal civil suits and possible fines or jail.
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Neil
United States
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Three Killed In Jet Bomber Crash At Paris Air Show
AP report states a US Air Force B58 bomber crashed on landing at Le Bourget Air Park before thousands at an international air show. Lt. Col. Charles Mubbs and Maj Vincent Carabas were among three crew killed, all from near Little Rock, Arkansas. Plane had just completed a demonstration run when one engine reportedly failed during approach, causing a devastating crash with wing and fuselage damage.
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Torrejon
Spain
America
United States
Isla Mantes
Chades
Rohlen
BSS
Maritime Strike Feared Tonight Near New York
Rath F. Casey, president of the American Merchant Marine Institute, warns of another devastating strike at midnight. Federal mediators hope averted action across four major U.S. merchant marine segments. Casey’s group covers 12 companies with 187 ships in regular trade. The warning follows a wage settlement between a shipowner association and a strike-threat union.
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New York
Rath F. Casey
American Serchant Marine Institute
U.S
Casey's Institute
Casey
Cabinet Housing Bill Up For Acceptance in Congress
Washington report notes House support for a Cabinet level housing and urban development department after Johnson proposals, despite previous refusals. Democrats hold a large majority, leaders expect approval though the result may be close. Johnson first urged the department in January but then repealed it in later messages.
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Washington
API
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sears
Johnson
Congress
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Rowland Muneral
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Vreeden
Ranson
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Rana
Jones
Locke
Cecilia E. Wilt
Regina EH. Babington
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