Macmillan Faces Turbulent Push To Stay On
London reports reveal Prime Minister Macmillan under pressure as 27 Conservative MPs abstain in a confidence vote over the Profumo scandal. Macmillan survives 82 to 282 but faces a leadership crisis with no clear successor and renewed calls for inquiries into Britain’s security agencies and ministerial conduct.
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London
Arlwin
Harol Macmilen
Macmillan
House of Commions
Trofema
Profurno
Iyiag
Frofume
Londdon
Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
the Mail
Macmilan
Paverimen
Yeady-Pade
Frit Muemilfaith
An A. Butler
Ray Buller
Lor Howe
Lord Halisham
Reginald Maudlius
Harald Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
House of Cannons
Macntian
Ate
Fenve
Tandan
Ward
Stephen Ward
Osteanath
Christine
Prostitu- Tiy
Willian Shepherd
Profumo
Macuullan
Valley of History film to air on WYBA Channel 11
Washington County residents can watch the Economic Development Commission travel film Valley of History on Saturday at 7 30 a m June 22 on WYBAT Channel 11 Baltimore This marks the film s ninth television showing with eight prior broadcasts since January.
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Economic Development Commission
EDC
Washington County
Wybath
Baltimore
Rites Set For Crash Victim Trampower Funeral Services
Funeral services for Maurice Glenn Trampower 2 of Chestnut Street will be held Wednesday. He was killed when his sitting motor car collided with the taunt of a Pennsylvanian motorist at the Virginia Avenue crossing near Saltwat y. Trampower was the son of Clyde Jeremiah Trampower and Mary Madalene Townpower Dixon. He is survived by his wife Caralyn Ann and several siblings and nephews. The family will receive friends at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 1. The funeral will be held at Lead Funeral Home in Williamsport tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Warren E. Tamkin officiating. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Maurice Glenn Trampower
Gos
Virginia Ave
Saltwaty
Yrumpower
Salesiman
Pepsi Calibate Ding Apaney
Fie
Unchie Clyde Jeremiah “Prumpower
Mary Madalene
Benner
Dixon
Devedshire
Noni
Tritingenver
Moose Clik Iy
Marchinsburg
Caralyn Ann
Ith
Wall
Paul L. Dixon
Hapers
Towns
Connie Mt
Local Deaths Mrs Jem Kepler and Mrs Irma Kepler
Mrs Jem Kepler widow of Bruce Kepler Frederick died Monday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 74. Surviving one daughter and several grandchildren, siblings and a number of nieces and nephews are named. Funeral services were held in Marion with burial at West Cemetery.
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Jem Kepler
Irma Kepler
Bruce Kepler
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theale Samuel Ain Frances Boutzahn
Kaward Kefauver
Mruder Sunk
Heter
Pam Kepler
Orpid Keller Sini
Stella Remeihr
Wathh
Middletown
Geiser Deal
Middle Iownt
Pam
Hey
Civvell Hoyer
Boris
Middlelawn
Seven Koontz dies at 7 in Coseytown area funeral set
Clarence W H Koontz aged 7 of Coseytown Greencastle dies Monday morning at 8 30 in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital Wellshoro Pa Born in Washington County Mary san of the late Sarah Creaney Koontz He survived by five children James Koontz Hagers town Mia Rarnhark Greenens Ue Toute 2 Robert Koontz Pas alena Galifieni Paul Koontz Greencastle Houte 2 John Koontz Hagerstown four asleep children Mrs Chester Forrest Casey town Charles Myers Hagerstown Thay mond Myers Greencastle Clar onie Myers Williamsport Haute 2 Mii 12 grandchildren 1 wreck nematchildren seven step grandchildren a brother Cline Koontz lute Line three glisters Mrs David Bowman Llag arstoway Mrs Dante Chimming ham Conviss Md Buy Isthe Beseeker Waynes Pa Burial will be in the cemetery ackmniring the church Funeral arrangements announced.
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Coseytown
Clarence WH
Koontz
Greencastle
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial
Marigansville
Levator
Ansville
Ames Koonts
Hagersknen
Mia
Dt Men Rarnhark
Greenens Ue
Buy
Isthe
Beseeker
Waynes Pa
Teuble
Secret Letters Solved Civil War Mystery At Chambershir
The Chambershire War Centennial Committee announces a solved Civil War puzzle from long hidden letters. Historians note their reveal ties to Union cavalry actions near Maryland and Gettysburg era campaigns as farmers report ongoing crop conditions and weather impacts.
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Vin
Chambershir War Centennial Committee
Whiel
Confadirata Union
Prat Rene
Union
Nevaeh
Gerllirain
Genhart
Jeral Robert E. Lee
Imboden
Sin
Gettysburg
Lee
Coring Hay
Marykoid
Collowbtang
Jestovis
Harlem Rally Ends In Riot And Vandalism
NEW YORK AP A clash between Negroes and police at a Harlem rally Monday touched off violence and vandalism. Patrolmen from all five boroughs were called to quell the disorder. Two stabbings and numerous injuries reported. twenty six persons arrested. Police deployed reinforcements to prevent further outbreaks. No clashes reported between Negroes and white civilians. The confrontation began near 125th Street and Fifth Avenue at two Black Nationalist rallies. Officers charged into a crowd of about 160. two patrolmen slightly hurt. Earlier, police cleared sections of another rally by the African Nationalists after a dispute with an officer. Bricks bottles and stones flew as the crowd dispersed.
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New York
Itsrem
Marler Steels
125Th Street
Ventor
New Director Of Operations At Fairchild Stratex
James Pester, senior vice president and general manager, announced Howells as the new director of operations for Fairchild Stratex Corporation's Aircraft Missiles Division. Howells previously served with Tiller Aircraft, Palo Alto, California.
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Fairchild
Howells
Bairchild Stratex Corporation
Jamex Pester
View
Gener
Tiller Aircraft, Co
Pati Alto
Calif
New Fairchild Plant Plans Announced
A new Fairchild plant project is unveiled with a $1.5 million budget to support engineering efforts and space program work. Richard Doheny, president of Unionane Con Minchian Tae in Washington, notes the plan as a major addition to the region's research and development infrastructure. The notice mentions scholarships at the University of Maine and local community engagements alongside brief commercial items such as steel pricing and a dine and dance event.
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Bairchild
Stratos Garp
Naegea Capital Research Park
Richard Oh Doenohan
Uonahne Con Minchian Tae
Washington
Madehe Minnouneemedl
Bendix Gavi
Sheila Ard Dowel
Fred Douglas Dowd
Park Place
Meelerick A
Markinne Hill
University of Maine
Orono
Dowd
Tragerstown High School
North High
Sudeal Tinary
Machigil Singers
Aetive
Biographical Sketch of Howells Heads Missile Division
HM Ginen served as factory manager and assistant to the vice president and general manager. A Salt Lake City native, he worked with Douglas Aircraft Co in California before joining Hier. Howells, a World War I Navy torpedo veteran, became director of operations for the Mreraft Missiles Division, overseeing manufacturing, engineering, tooling, plant and traffic operations. He and his wife with four daughters plan to move to Hagerstown.
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Ginen
Taxueulive
Salt Lake Wily
Douglas Aircraft Co
California
Hier
Howells
Navy
Pacific
Vewlensat
Mreraft
Hors
Hagerstown
Tax Writers Yet To Make Big Decision
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee delays a major tax rate decision. Kennedy proposals on oil and gas taxes face revision and potential revenue gains. A report notes possible repeal of a dividend tax credit and shifts in medical expense deductions. A separate Hollywood item covers a drowning and a Pa family tragedy. House schedule shifts slow action on broader tax plan.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Constance Brooks
Daugh
Evelyn Glascoe
Jonathan St
Karminian Panton Savdan
Manche
Rev. Cour
Eisenhower
Hollywood (Ap
Sam Cocke
Congress
Horsall
Treasury
Elizabeth
Grevey
Pittsburgh
Cision Alana
Joseph Doln Gregor Sy
Kennedy
Raly Stric
Ture
Tina
Rescue After Baby Found Floating In River
Barbara Cooka saw Vincent Cooka’s body in the water and jumped in to save him. She pulled him out as fire department crews attempted resuscitation without success. The fragment mentions local businesses and a fire prevention committee meeting at Antietam Fire House.
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Barbara
Vincent Cooka
Tully
Hagerstown
Antietam
Baltimore Woman Reacts To Supreme Court Prayer Ruling
The Supreme Court ruling allowing prayer in public schools drew mixed responses in Baltimore. Mrs Madalyn Murray of Ballijamecdment praised the decision as lengthy sermons in class time spark debate among clergy and officials. Local Protestant leaders welcomed the ruling as a return to faith while others warned of secular concerns. City leaders and church figures weighed possibilities of how prayers might be conducted within constitutional limits.
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Associated Press
Madalyn Murray
Francis A. Burch
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Hebro
Rew
Thomas B. Finansterian
Southern push to shift 1964 election to House
In Jackson Mississippi about 1000 Southern leaders form the Southern Committee to Elect the Next President of the United States. They back a plan to nominate two slates of presidential electors in Mississippi to be presented in a primary after national nominating conventions. The group frames the drive as a fight for freedom against federal encroachment. Meanwhile Kenneth N Ashby 20 pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing liquor from the Staetaman Giquoy store and faced a $25 fine or 18 days in jail plus restitution.
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Jackson
Miss
API
House of Representatives
Southern Committee
United States
Carter
Martinez Butyas Alu
Jmnity
Ross R. Barnett
Peyton
Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Kenneth N. Ashby
Alabama
Blooms Alley
South
Republicen
Tom Anderson
Nashville, Tenn
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Burnett
Barnett
Siste
Ashby
Staetaman
Two Guilty In Assault In Missouri Court Case
William H Payton of 424 Park Place and Mansfield Carter of 61 Blooms Ave were found guilty of assault in a justice court. Payton received 30 days in Washington County jail. Carter also got 30 days but suspended. Witness Harold N Martines testified Payton yelled names and approached with a blackjack after Carter allegedly restrained him.
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William EH. Payton
Park Place
Mansfield Carter
Blooms Ave
Maagiuteate
Payton
Washington County
Carter
Harold N. Martines
N. Jonathan Sr
Martines
Iilo Big House
Martinez
Del
Thieves Tap Coin Machine At N Main Laundromat
Borough police report over the weekend more than 210 dollars removed from a coin changing machine at the N Main Street Laundromat. Investigators note the theft used about 420 copper slugs, similar in size and weight to half dollars, to defeat the coin mechanism.
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Chambersburg
N. Main St. Laundre Center
Creamy Thick Shakes and Local Rummage Sale Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists items and locations including Creamy Thick Shakes at a 435 Penn Ave corner and Montmorency cherries with playful ad text. It mentions Waddaf bucket you pick them and a rummage sale on Wednesday the 19th at 107 W Franklin St Rohrs.
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Ady
Montmorency
Beekenhallah
Dunbar
Boonsboro
Geahan Ady
Rummage Sale Wed
Dune
W. Franklin St
Rohrersville
UB. Ch
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Tverell Lynch
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Poole’s
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Pablofista
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Life of the Air
Whese
Chambershire Centennial
Delmarva
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Mieyland Metals, Inc
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Korent
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Rehalul
Gregor
Maryland Metals
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Church St
Tag
Joseph John Jr
Thomas John
Trosemary
General Assembly of Maryland
South Hag- Howe High
Morgan State
Kansas City
Pavia
Kan
Ralph Martin
Craven
SHHS
Tot
Hecks Beauty Salon
King St
Pank Circle
Hagerstown Lodge No. 217
AF & AM
Rouzer
Thomas Bradburn Smith
Donald D. Kretzer, Sr
Swit
Steied
Morrell
Armours
Halfway
Scotland
Harmony Band
Lantes Auxiliary
Tawes
Lawrence Shehan
J. Glenn Beall
JFK
Penna. Ave
Eugene M. Busch
Alefred D. Busch
Long Meadow Road
University of Maryland Medical School
Hagerstown High
Franklin and Marshall College
Busch
Akron City Hospital
Akron
Ohio
American Legion Carnival
Jimmy Mayhue
the Legionnaires
Blue Grass Travelers
the Rides
Jimmy Stevens
Rohrersville Band
J. Ralph Fiery, Inc
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