Viet Nam War Costs Seen Within Budget Rules
Defense Secretary McNamara says Viet Nam costs remain within planned bounds through June 1967 with $110 million monthly munitions use and ground operations running under projected levels. Aircraft losses stay lower than expected as more sorties occur. If the war extends past June 1967, funds would be requested in January to maintain ammunition and aircraft flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Horton Washington
Defense
Robert 5. McNatmara
Peplapua
Southeast Asia
McNamara
United States
Paratroopers Smash Another VC Hide-Out
American paratroopers of the 101st Airborne and 1st Cavalry attacked a Viet Cong hide-out 120 miles northwest of Tuy Hoa in Kontum province. Heavy fighting continued through the night as reinforcements joined, with the Viet Cong defending crisscrossed bunkers and amid a two week surge of action in Thu Yen Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Regi
Kontum Pisteau
Tuy Hoi
Nathan Hale
101St Airborne Division
1St Cavalry
Thu Yen
Tuy Hoa
Edith Blanche Snyder 75 Portsmouth widow services set
Edith Blanche Snyder age 75 widow of William Bruce Snyder of 4311 King St Portsmouth Virginia died Saturday at Merryview Hospital in Portsmouth. Born in Frederick County Maryland she was daughter of the late William G Wagaman and Elizabeth Brown. Survived by children H Kelaner Snyder Norman Fultz Marshall W Snyder Wendell Snyder six grandchildren and two great grandchildren sisters Mrs Nora E Fabrney and Mrs Lillian Wolfe both of Baltimore. Services Wednesday at 2 pm Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev Edward P Heinze officiating burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 and Wednesday 9 to 11 at the funeral home. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery Wheaton Maryland. Requiem mass at St Andrew The Apostle Catholic Church Silver Spring Thursday at 10 am with prayers said at 9:20 am family will receive friends at Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home Silver Spring tonight 7 to 9 and Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Edith Blanche Snyder
William Bruce Snyder
King St
Portsmouth
Merryview Hospital
Frederick County
William G
Elizabet Brown Wagaman
Hagerstown
Otterbein
H. Kelaner Snyder
Norman Fultz
Marshall W. Snyder
Wendell Snyder
Sacramento
Calif
Nora E. Fabrney
Lillian Wolfe
Baltimore
Grove Funeral Home
Edward P. Heinze
Green Will
George Leary
Charles Leary
Massa
Ichusetts
St. Andrew the Apostle
Silver Spring
Warner E. Pumphrey
Gate of Seaven Cemetery
Wheaton
Frederick
Ethel
Morningstar
Henry Morningstar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles
Lula Leatherman Gaver
Mary K. Eyler
Aberdeen
Ray Wiles
Inden Hills
Charles Iles
Wetlow Spring
Trattyers
Clarence Gaver
Littletown
Raymond Gaver
Glenn Gavter
Myersville
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
Dorothy
J. Paul Mildred Binning
Lutheran Cemetery
Lawneral
Rence N. Strunk
Rest Haven
Daniel W. Emmert
Nettie Foltz Emmert
North Main Street
Hoonsboro
Reeder
Boonsboro
Leonard
Sarah Warvel Emmert
Trinity Lidhcral Church
Leonard D. Emmert
East Funeral Home
Neil Newton
Grettacastle
Blaine Wilson Cook
Route 1
Waynesboro Hospital
Quincy
John and
Fannie Hoffman Cook
Blue Ridge Bus Company
Frick Company
Greencastle
VFW Sportsmen Club
Mechanics Volunteer Fire Company
Eagles Club Inc
Order of Eagles
Tittle Heiskel Molercyele Club
Cearioss
Mary Doyle Cook
Darwin
Deborah Kay
William Bakner
Fer Moats
Funes
Tester Misner
Area Deaths Roster in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Multiple obituaries listed including Mrs. Ethel Morningstar 70 of Frederick wife of Henry Morningstar and Dorothy Selizer 85 with services in Middletown. Others: Daniel Emmert 96 of Boonsboro. Edward Giegas 68 of Randallstown. Mary Agnes Rowe formerly of Hagerstown. Blaine Cook 50 of Greencastle. Leroy Derr 65 of Dunellen. Services scheduled in Boonsboro Middletown Greencastle and Dunellen areas with relatives named.
Flaming Plane Devastates Housing Area
A bomber crashed into a Buckroe housing development causing widespread destruction. Homes burned, two blocks torched, and debris scattered near a shopping center five blocks away. Among the dead is Mary Gallant and her 19 month old son Donald.
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Mary Gallant
Donald
Bob Williams
Newport News Daily Press
Newport News
Rab
Jert Yourng
Newport New Shipyard
Buckroe
Ito
Charles Clark
Asheville
N.C
B James Engstrom
Durham
W.C
James Andherst
Plankinton, S.D
Ind
William Llew
Ellyn
Cleveland
Ohio
Optimists Learn From Bible Heritage, Hears Shestack
Robert Shestack, director of Physical Therapy at Washington County Hospital, spoke to the Huncheon Optimist Club on What We Can Learn from Our Biblical Heritage. He noted Biblical figures faced worries but did not seek psychiatrists or tranquilizers, drawing a contrast with modern reliance on divorce courts and counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shestack
Department of Physical Therapy
Washington County Hospital
Optimist Club
Shestack
God
American and Vietnamese troops clash near Saigon waterfront
Near Saigon's waterfront American soldiers and South Vietnamese paratroopers fought for about an hour using fists, bar stools, and pipes. Military police surrounded the area and ambulances ferried bruised personnel to aid stations as the waterfront zone was sealed off. Witnesses said the trouble began after a Vietnamese paratrooper was knocked unconscious by GIs on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
King Faisal Visits Johnson in Washington Parade
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia arrives in Washington for a three day state visit. President Johnson greets him at the White House and accompanies him on a downtown parade as markets show mixed but active trading during the week.
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Washington
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Williamsurg
Johnson
White House
Colum
New York
Blair House
Sperry Rand
Dean
Douglas Aircraft
Rhearly
Eastern Air Lines
IBM
Polaroid
Standard Oil of
California
Lon
Money Moving Faster Here Debits Rise in May
Bank debits in May 1986 rose 20 percent from May 1965, signaling greater money circulation in checking accounts. Magerstown shows $68,889,000 in May 1965 and $82,402,000 in May 1986, a rebound above Maryland’s 18 percent average and the Southeastern Atlantic region’s 12 percent.
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Magerstown
Howe
Maryland
Atlantic
Prayer for graduates and their hopeful future
Prayer asks God to bless graduates from public and higher education Cheverly Maryland minister Roy H. Steller Jr. prays for their achievement discipline and wise use of knowledge to build a better society through divine guidance and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Burial Planned at Lakecrest Memorial for Local Clergy
The Rev. Daren L. Miller of Dunellen Methodist Church will officiate burial services at Lakecrest Memorial Park in Piscataway. Details suggest a somber ceremony honoring the deceased with family and church members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daren L. Miller
Dunellen Methodist Church
Lakeert
Memorial Park
Piscataway
Daily Mail details and subscription rates
The notice lists publication details for The Daily Mail of Hagerstown with pricing by carrier and mail. It includes rates for local and nationwide editions, mentions Associated Press content reuse restrictions, and notes entry as a second class matter.
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Daily Mail
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Panna
W. Vou
Associated Press
AP News
Attorney General Sets Police Questioning Guidelines
Baltimore AP The Maryland Attorney General outlines police questioning procedures following a Supreme Court ruling. Suspects must be warned clearly of rights to remain silent and to counsel, with indigent suspects advised courts will appoint counsel. Warnings may precede investigations, and waivers must be knowingly made.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Supreme Court
Col
Carey Careman
Baltimore Police Commissaria
George Telston
High Court
Finan
Ian
Candidates for governor seek party nod at Maryland meeting
Four contenders from both parties will address the Maryland County Commissioners Association summer conference in Ocean City. Democrats Carlton Sickles Thomas Finan Clarence Miles and Republican George Agnew will appear. Rep. Agnew attends a reception. The three day event at the George Washington Hotel opens today with a change in dates and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City, Md
Maryland County Commissioners Association
Carlton R. Sickles
Thomas B. Finan
Clarence W. Miles
T. Agnew
Baltimore County
St Publican
George Washington
Maryland
John R.j
Dickerson
Cecil County
Will Rinaldo van Brunt
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Viet Nam
Korea
McNamare
Edith B. Snyder
Mrs
Ethel Morningstar
Dorothy M. Bunning
Blaine W. Cook
Edward Clinton Giegas
Heywolds Ave
Chapel Hill
Randallstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Giegas
Amanda Lickliter Giegas
St. Andrews Methodist Church
Edna McFarland
Rockville
Minnich Funeral Home
J. &. Ewald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary Rowe
Mary Agnes Rowe
Frederick R Bowen
Frederick Reed Rowe Jt
Slater
Margaret Seatey
Leroy F. Derr
George C. Klein
Pluckeman
N. J
Calvin
Dunellen
King Faisal
Clarks
Lotus
FORD
Florida
Florida Land Investments
John Knapp
F. R. Knapp III
Clarendon Avenue
Worth Hagerstown High School
Washington County Board of Education
PFC
John &. Knapp
Co. A. Sth
R.R.U
APO
San Francisco
Kenneth R. Hammond Jr
Kenneth R. Hammond Sr
Route 6
Betty Lov Brown
North Hagerstown High School
Grand Forks Air Ee Base
Grand Forks
Investors
Investors Stock Fund
Paul C. Waggoner
Jegerstown
Great New Maytag
Natallafion
W. Washington Su
Maytag
Regislar
Leiter
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