Dog Operation Corrects Blind Leading The Blind
In Detroit a 7 year old Dober man Pinscher named Dell was diagnosed blind after cataracts left her lenses clouded. Vet William Magrane removed the lenses and stitches, with Dell regaining sight amid a tense recovery. owner Jack McAdams notes Dell guides him faithfully and now shows improved vision and confidence.
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Dell
Jack McAdams
McAdams
Detroit
Dell Cam
William Magrane
Mishawaka
Ind
Queite Robinson
Doctors Hospital
Area Deaths in Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Clarence G Gabler 58 of 11 East Baltimore Street Chambersburg died Sunday at Chambersburg Hospital after a six year illness. Survived by widow Emmay Stine Gabler son William B Fayetteville two grandchildren brothers Robert W Chambersburg Bruce H route 3 Chambersburg funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Chambersburg with burial at Air Hill Cemetery Route 2 callers may visit Barbour Funeral Home and church prior to service. Ross Delaplane 70 of 239 Park Street Waynesboro died Saturday night at Waynesboro Hospital born Woodsboro Md son of Charles and Emma Delaplane member of Evangelical Lutheran Church Whetstone Bible Class LOCF No 219 Widow's Friend Encampment and Cantons last survivor of immediate family funeral Tuesday 2 pm Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro with burial Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro callers 7 to 3 tonight. Anne Wishard 845 Clarks Blvd Glen Burnie Md died Friday morning at her daughter’s home near Smithsburg Cavetown survived by husband Charlie Wishard son Ranald daughter Mrs Robert Pinnell sisters Lula Long Lucy Leatherman Mrs Ray Kline brother Charles Miller funeral Tuesday 1 pm Singleton Funeral Home Glen Burnie. Charles L Baker Sr 85 of Rec Hill Road Martinsburg W Va died Sunday morning at Kings Daughters Hospital born Martinsburg son of Jacob H and Hattie Baker longtime Capitol Cement Co analyst active in Masonic Circle past master Fryuality Lore No 4 AF and AM.
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Greencastle
Clarence G. Gabler
East
Baltimore Street
Chambersburg Hospital
Chambersburg
Clarence K
Dorothy Hoov
Mes
Emmay
Stine Gabler
William B
Fayetteville
Robert W
Bruce H
Trinity Lutheran
Waynesboro
Ross Delaplane
Park, Street
Waynesboro Hospital
Woodsboro
Charles and
Emma Lohr Delaplane
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Whetstone
Fami
Poe
Glen Kurnie
Anne Wishard
Clarks Blvd
Glen Burnie
Smithsburg
Cavetown
Charlie Wishard
Ranald
Robert Pinnell
Baltimore
Lula Long
Lucy Leatherman
Bid Spring
Ray Kline
Charles Miller
Fayette
Charles L. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rec Hill Road
Kings Daughters Hospital
Jacob H and
Hattie Amelia Rentch Baker
Obituaries From Maryland and Connecticut Regions
Local notices report the deaths of Marcia W Allan formerly of Downsville at her mother's Storrs home after a sudden illness. Survived by brother Gordon Allan of Connecticut and three nephews, burial in Storrs. Minnie J. Dellinger of Reading formerly of Downsville died after a short illness. services in Reading with Rev Lavely Gruber officiating. funeral home arranging. Minnie K Herbert 85 of Willshoro sister of Mrs Le Ferey died after weeklong illness. survivors include son Martin D Wolf and daughter Mary Pool. burial in Monrovia Md Church of the Brethren Cemetery. Madeline E Hardy Baker married to George W Hardy, of Chestnut Grove, died. services at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg. burial at Rosedale Cemetery with Masonic rites. Charles Alton Payne of Sandy Hook died at 57. retired B&O carpenter. services at Eackles Funeral Home. burial at Samples Manor Cemetery. Mrs Mary Wilson Cooke 65 of Wilson District died at Washington County Hospital. survived by aunt Mrs Edith Hayman and cousins. services at Rouzer Funeral Home. Ernest Walter Spade 38 of Hagerstown died suddenly. survived by wife Peggy Carrier Spade and four children. service arrangements pending. Mrs Nannie Cree Weaver 91 longtime Welsh Run area resident died at Washington County Hospital. survived by daughter and sons. services at Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle. donations requested to Heart or Cancer funds.
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Minnie Dellinger
Minnie JF. Dellinger
West Oley Street
Reading
St. Joseph's Hospital
Downsville
Susan J
A. Yreuteh Dellinger
Calvary United Church of Christ
Lavely D
Gruber
Auman Funeral Home
Minnie K. Herbert
George F. le Ferey
W. Magnolia Ave
Lwidow
Orrie Herbert
Seabrook
Herbert
Jonas B
Martin
Hagerstown
Martin D. Wolf
Kensington
Mary
Pool
Mt. S Air
Baker
Christ's Reform Church
United Church of Christ
Sally FL Weakley Baker
George Degrange
Waynes
Martinsburg
Twolters
Woodrow Abbott
Wil Brothers
James H. Baker
Lamsport
Leroy Corder
William C. Baker
Mar
Haperstown
Carlostinsbure
Giffin
Harpers Ferry
W. Va.i
Gerel Virginia Virgam
Frank Businsburg
Brown Funeral Home
Lawrence L. Felton
Rosedale Cemetery
Equality Lodge No. 44 AF. & Alm
Edith Goldie Myers Fayce
Viola Waters
Brunswick
Juanita, Snoots
Petersville
Mat Deaner
Alton Payne Jr
Wither Payne
Panic Payne
Sandy Hook
B&o
Pane
Dandy Hook
Wilson District
Mary Adams Wilson
Clyde
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dry Run Homemakers Club
Edgar T. Hayman
Rouzer
J. Russell Butcher
Nannie Cree Weaver
Washington County Hospital
Maugansville
Huntington County
Shirleysburg
James M. J
Mary Zimmerman Cree
Weaver
Robert Kennedy Memorial Presbyterian
Harry JC. Weaver
Allen Finn Fintrockett
Rt. 5
C. Paul ‘Weaver
Peace Efforts Persist Pledges by Rusk at SEATO
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO leaders that persistent efforts will push the Vietnam war toward conference talks. He condemned Soviet support for oppression in South Vietnam and urged Moscow to fulfill Geneva duties as cochairman and aid Southeast Asia peace machinery.
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SEATO
Council of Ministers
Rusk
United States
Soviet Union
Cochairman
Brittain
Indochina
Geneva
Southeast Asia
U S Troops Pressure North Viet Battalions In Saigon Saga
About 6,000 U S combat troops pushed into action across South Viet Nam in Operation Nathan Hale aimed at remnants of a North Viet battalion. Air cavalry and Marines fought near Hue and Tuy Hoa with clashes in the central highlands. U S forces reported heavy enemy casualties, 395 killed, 19 captured, and 141 weapons seized as they hunted camouflaged North Vietnamese crews and bunkers in a widening search and destroy sweep.
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Robert Tuckman
101St
Central
Plateau
Air Cavalry
Voc
Hue
Viet Nam
U.S
John Norton
Saigon
Tuy Hoa
Ulars
An Sunerican
North Viet Nam
Veen
Moderate Stock Advance In Early Trading
New York stock market moved up slightly in moderate morning trading as steel orders rose and construction awards showed gains. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Jones & Laughlin posted fractional to near one point advances amid positive background.
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New York
API
Jmarket
W Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Paralyzed Mother Saves Baby In Mt St Helens Plane Crash
Loren Little, a UW medical student, recalls his wife Karla and daughter Laurie surviving two days in a snowbound wreck on Mt. St. Helens. The couple’s father-in-law Grant Erickson died when the plane crash landed. Karla Little kept Laurie alive by wrapping food and shelter in the wrecked cabin until rescue by helicopter.
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Longview
Wash
Loren
Litte
Seattle
Wast
Laurie
Laren
University of Washington
Kar
Little
Mt. St. Helens
Ray Erickson
Portland
Lore
Californian captures top prize at Tchaikovsky contest
Jane March of Mill Valley, daughter of a San Francisco obstetrician, becomes the first American winner of a top prize in the Tchaikovsky competition since Van Cliburn in 1958. She earns 2750 dollars, two gold medals, and substantial publicity. Other Americans place in lesser prizes, including Veronica Tyler of Baltimore tying for second in the women's division and Simon Estes of New York placing second in the men's. A Russian wins the men's prize. Barbara Rondelli of Pittsburg, Kansas, is also noted as a finalist.
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Moscow
Eas
California
van Cliburn
Jane March
Mill Valley
San Francisco
Veronica Tyler
Baltimore
Simon Estes
New York
Barbara Rondelli
Pittsburg
Kan
Police Club Polish Catholics March On Party Offices
About 1,000 Polish Catholics clashed with police near party headquarters in Warsaw during a procession for the millennium of Christianity. The violence followed disputes between Catholic leadership and Poland’s Communist regime over a Polish German reconciliation effort and a papal visit. Police swung truncheons, striking several and arresting others as newsmen observed the unrest ending with a crowd dispersal.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poznan
Poland
Pope
Gene Kramer
Paul VI
Warsaw
Wyszynski
Warcam
Oddfellows Host State Officers Visit in Maryland
Potomac Lodge 3 of the Independent Order of Oddfellows will host a visitation by the Grand Master of Maryland and his associate officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The committee asks as many members as possible to attend. Refreshments will be served.
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Potomac Lodge 3
Order of Oddfellows
Maryland
At & P.m
Belief Prayer From Bethlehem Professor Freeman
Bethlehem Pa professor of Biblical theology Arthur Freeman asks for steadfast faith and patience in a Moravian Theological Seminary blessing. He prays for awareness of God’s presence amid blindness and deafness to worldly reality, seeking courage to venture while trusting in Thy faithfulness.
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Jesus Christ
Arthur Freeman
Bethlehem
Moravian Theological Seminary
New Healing Substance Ends Rectal Itch and Pain
New science claims a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne rapidly stops itching and pain from hemorrhoids and shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Reported improvements come from doctor observations across months in varied long lasting cases. Available as Preparation H ointment and suppositories sold at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
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Addison B. Cooke
Ernest W. Spade
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Tabor Rd
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Alexander Spade
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Burk Construction Co
Hagersons Independent Church
Pegsy Carrier Spade
Spade
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Davis
Mildred Osborne
State Line
Madeline Wolford
Rt. 4
Margaret Blayer
Wilson, Md
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Floyd Spade
Rt. 1
Edith Spade
Broadfording
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Sige
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HFC
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Summit Ave
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Mentin
Focal
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