Soldiers die in two helicopter crash near Fort Benning
Two UH1 helicopters collided during a training flight near Fort Benning killing 18 soldiers. The craft from the 1st Battalion 36th Infantry Division carried 10 crew and seven infantry each. Maj. Gen. John A Heininger offered condolences as investigators blamed a high to low altitude miscue amid tight formation.
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John A. Heiniges
Ft. Benning
Wade Ladue
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Southeast Asia
1St Battalorn Air Lines
Goodrich
Unitedion
36Th Infantry Division
Polaroid
Stock Market In Recovery Brisk Rally Across Sectors
The New York stock market recovered sharply with broad gains across motors steels rails utilities oils chemicals aerospace and other major groups. General Motors rose to 98 and American Photocopy jumped to 10.34 with strong volume while Ford Chrysler and Smelting Xerox also advanced amid a generally positive trading session.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Local Obituaries Chronicle Clapp and Associates
Obituaries list William James Clapp 77 a long time lumber dealer dies after one day illness at Washington County Hospital He resided at 730 Orchard Rd and had been a Avalon Manor guest two months Survivors include wife Clara brother Dr Clinton K Clapp sister Mrs Thomas Simpson and many nieces and nephews Also noted are Nora Virginia Cavanaugh 89 of Longmeadow Apartments and several other relatives with funeral details pending.
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Washington County Hospital
Tuessey
Clapp
Orchard Nd
Avalon Manor
Hagerstown
Lee D
Cora Lee (Ames) Clapp
Clara
Clinton K. Clapp
Chandler
Ariz
Thomas Bi. Simpson
William J. Clapp
Rower Funeral Home
Nora Virginia Cavanaugh
Longmeadow
Clear View Nursing Home
Big Pool
Joh
Mary Ann (Myers) Weaver
Homer J. Cavanaugh
First Christian Church
Alta Hagerman
Mebel Hilton
Nellie Downin
Alexandria
Gwedlyn Caanaugh
Evelyn Black
Washington, D.C
Geraldine Smith
Saxon Green
Louise Williams
Charles E. Cavanaugh
Downsville
Homer J. Cavanaugh Jr
Smithsburg
Robert M. Cavanaugh
Car Collision Causes $200 In Front End Damage
A city man Orville Shank Jr., 21, reportedly changed lanes into the Sears parking lot entrance on Potomac Ave causing an estimated $200 damage to his front end after rear ending Eva June Carpenter, 36, of Panthorn Blvd, who sustained $85 damage. Police charged Shank with unsafe lane change.
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Sears
Orville Shank Jr
Eva June Carpenter
Panthorn Blvd
Shanks
Area Deaths in Thurmont Harry Martin 72
Harry Martin 72 of Thurmont died Tuesday morning at home. He worked for Frederick County Roads Department and belonged to Harriet Chapel Episcopal Church and IOOF Lodge. Survivors include wife Florence, three sons James T Franklin L and Harry J, three daughters Gladys Kenneth Harmon and Richard Smith, six grandchildren and brother George. Funeral 10 a m Thursday at Harriet Chapel with Rev Leslee Schwindt. burial Lewistown Cemetery. Friends may call today noon to 9 p.m. at Creager funeral Home. Memorials to Harriet Chapel fund.
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Hoonsboro
South Main St
Joyce Ann Turner
Sharpsburg
Wa J
Donald L. Lohman
Roonsboro
Richard L. Lohman
Kancock
Reva Burgan
Newburg
Edna Jackson Findlay
Ohio
Walter IL. Lohman
Keedysville
Gardner L. Lohman
East Funeral Home
Boonshore
Ivan Naugle
Thurmont
Harry Martin
David
Enen (Carson) Martin
Frederick County
Willard Custer Trial On SEC Charges In Stock Sale
Willard Custer of Hagerstown faces a federal contempt trial in U.S. District Court before Judge Harrison L. Winter for allegedly selling stock in Channel Wing Corp despite an injunction. The SEC says 1,879,290 shares were sold in eight states to about 150 buyers for $460,000, through three nonchartered associations. Custer, 86, patented a 1929 wing design tested in 1955. FAA has not certified it for manufacture.
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Willard R. Custer
Hagerstown
U.S
Harrison L. Winter
Custer Channel Wing Corp
Securities Exchange Commission
SEC
Robert W. Kernan
Winter
Ahout
Kernan
Custer
Oxford
Calif
Federal Aviation Agency
Push To Get Tax Cut Bill To LBJ Friday
Senators pressed to move a proposed 4.7 billion dollar excise tax cut including auto and consumer goods. Both chambers aim to send the bill to President Johnson by Friday with a phased repeal of major taxes and a 190 million savings in the first stage. A second paragraph notes Archbishop Cody named Archbishop of Chicago by Pope Paul VI, succeeding Archbishop Meyer.
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Russell B. Long
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Byrd
D-Va
Frank Lauscha
Condh
John J .Williams
Johnson
Gostioners
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
Chicago
Paul VI
Vatican
Albert Cardial Meyer
Archbishop Cady
T. Louis
Kansas City
Three Reckless Driving Charges After Tuesday Crash
A Tuesday evening crash on Rt. 40 near Hayen's Crossroads led to three reckless driving charges from State Police Sgt. C. C. Jones. Ronald F. Slusher, 34, and Raymond M. Feeney, 20, were involved in separate incidents with injuries and vehicle damage totaling around $? as investigations noted. White and Baldwin were charged after sequence of rear-end impacts. damages were estimated at $400, $300, and $100 respectively.
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C.C. Jones
Television Center
Raymond M. Feeney
Defiance
Ohio
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Feeney
Slusher
Washington County
Williamsport
Sgt
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Jatin Robert Baleysin
Hagerstown
Baldwin
White
Land Baldwin
Arctic Explorer and Executive Dies at 71
Elapi-Reginald Orcutt, 71, former Arctic explorer and retired Mer Gententhaler Linotype Co. executive, died Friday. He organized Col. Charles Lindbergh’s Icelandic sightseing trip and held a longtime leadership role in the firm.
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Newpoumnt
ELAPI
Reginald Orcutt
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Oresit
Charles Lindbergh
False Teeth Paste Helps Retain Teeth In Place
An improved powder called FASTERTH promises to keep dentures secure. It claims to prevent sliding and slipping, stabilize the plate, and neutralize odor with a mild taste. Sold at drug counters everywhere.
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