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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1971

Page

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Thant urges Israel to withdraw troops by Sunday

UN Secretary General Us Thant urged Israel to withdraw troops from occupied Arab territory in line with Gunnar Jarring’s peace proposals and to extend the Suez cease-fire beyond Sunday. He praised Egypt’s “positive reply” and called for military restraint while noting promise in Jarring’s indirect talks. The Big Four met without a communique as U S support clashed with Soviet objections. Egypt and Israel remained firm on borders and territories, with Arafat’s Al Fatah signaling a strategic shift but no concession on liberation aims.

William Wni OATIE United Nations N.Y Us Thant Israel Aral -Republic Middle East Gunnar V. Jarring Thant Egypt Priday Suez Tne Security Council Jarring Isral Jordan Thanty Palestine Sinai Lerael United States U.N Irrael Old Jerusalem Ferdan Golan Heights Syria Cairo Palestine National Council Yasir Arafat al Fatah

Lockheed unhappy with British engine offer for Tristar

Lockheed chairman Daniel J. Houghton said Britain’s plan to fund Rolls-Royce RB 211 development for the Tristar and make Lockheed cover any overruns beyond 144 million pounds falls short. He noted competing U S engines from Pratt & Whitney and General Electric could be cheaper if all demands are met.

New York Lockheed Aircraft Corp Daniel J. Houghton U.S Pratt & Whitney General Electric Trans World Airlines Houghton Lockheed Rolls Royce Lord Currington Lord Carrington Lockheed’s

Area church notices list speakers and services this weekend

Events include Robert Shestack of Washington County Hospital speaking at Virginia Avenue Baptist Halfway on Sunday at 7 p.m. on Hebrew customs. Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy opens the TriState United Jewish Appeal conference in Pittsburgh today with Mrs Alla Rusinek. Morning and evening services and Sunday school are planned at several churches with programs, music, and special Friday or Wednesday events.

Robert Shestack Washington County Hospital Virginia Avenue Baptist Church L Slab Eugene J. McCarthy TriState United Jewish Appeal Pittsburgh Alla’ Rusinek Israel Soviet Union Walter Brock Cumberland Shiloh United Methodist Church

Calley Court Martial Hearing Targets Medina Testimony

Capt Medina remains a central figure as the Calley murder trial proceeds with jury requests for more witnesses. The defense and prosecution prepare their rebuttals while clergy and local services are noted in the surrounding coverage.

Capt. Medina Calley Medina Harry F. Rosenthal Associated Press FT. Benning, Ga William L. Calley Jr My Lei Reid Kennedy My Lai Ersnest Medina Gran K. Hender Aler Samuel Medina W. Koster Army Frank A. Barber U.S Aubrey Danieles George Latimer

Fire Damages Smithsburg House. No Injuries Reported

A house fire at 110 Partridge Drive in Smithsburg caused significant smoke damage and several thousand dollars in losses. Firefighters spent over an hour and a half dousing the blaze, believed to have started from an electric heater in a children’s bedroom. The home owner is Dr. Inbas Yoon. Rev. Paul Doherty leads Welty Church activities.

Welty Church of the The Brethren Smithsburg Cascade Air Ait Paul Doherty Partridge Childrens Ehict Inbas Yoon

Rail Union Refuses To Rule Out Strike Talks Stall

Mediator Usery said no settlement reached as talks recessed after Friday session. UTU leaders push for no strike pledge while management presses for vow. UTU represents about 150 010 train crews and remains free to strike since Monday midnight. Earlier, UTU president warned he would not discuss a strike if scheduled.

Washington Fair Crewmen Asst WJ. Usery Afl-Cig United Transportation Union Usery UTU Charles Luna

Living By The Law Of Love By B A Ramsey

A Sunday lesson recounts Jesus reframing the question about eternal life with the Great Commandment and the Parable of the Good Samaritan. A wounded man drawn by compassion prompts the Samaritan to aid him, while a priest and Levite pass by, highlighting mercy over ritual duty.

B.A. Ramsey Jesus Teres

Parable of the Good Neighbor told by a church leader

The article recounts a Gospel parable about a man attacked near Jericho as a teaching on love thy neighbor. It notes a Samaritan aids the injured traveler while a priest passes by, illustrating mercy beyond religious boundaries. The piece mentions Rev. Samuel K. Saun and a church service in Waynesboro Pa with youth and adults attending.

Rt. Hey Dean T. Stevenson Harrisburg OT Eeeres St. John's Episcopal Church Racal South Prospect St Ant Eerders Uz Plana Patel hersburg-Greencastle Paarce My.neletibort Waynesboro Ain Samuel K. Saun Testures Bradiono

Lenoir Rayne College Choir to Perform in Walkersville

The Lenoir Rayne College A Capella choir from Hickory North Carolina will appear in concert at Glade Towne Chapel on Maryland Route 14 in Walkersville at 1 PM Sustley March 28. The First Baptist Church at 1:40 Washington Square will halt an evening worship and Baptismal service on Sunday in 73280.

Trinity Episcopal Church Shepherdstown W. Va SL. Peters Lutheran John Grinsinger St. Peter's ‘Lutheran Church Lenoir Rayne College A Capella Hickory N.C Glade Towne Chapel Maryland Walkersville Sp.m Sustley First Baptist Church Washington Square

Race Tracks Eye Sale Of Dates In Maryland Circuit

Officials of Marlboro and Hagerstown tracks signed an agreement to sell Hagerstown’s three racing days to Marlboro. The sale must win approval from the General Assembly and Maryland Racing Commission. If approved, the county association would receive about 900000 over a year. No real estate is included. The Hagerstown track, 117 years old, would be the fifth Maryland track shut down in 20 years, with Cumberland and others previously closed.

Marlboro Hagerstand Fingay Hagerstown General Assembly Maryland Racing Commission Sapere Howard Fierce Marlhore Cumberland Timonium Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association Charles Town Iagerstown Howard Pierce Maryland Havre de Grace Baltimore Raceway Bel Air

British Troops Kill Teen in Belfast Rioting Clash

British troops shot dead a teenager and wounded four other rioters during overnight clashes on Falls Road in Belfast. Security forces reported 23 arrests as fighting subsided, following a major Friday riot. Snipers from the IRA contested troops with bombs and gunfire in Bala crava Street, amid years of sectarian strife in Northern Ireland.

Belfast Northern Ireland Falls Road Balaclava Street Irish Republican Army

Bible Thought Thy bruise is incurable mourned in sin

A brief moral meditation cites Jeremiah 39:12 about incurable wounds and argues only moral surgery can save from mortal sin, urging repentance and spiritual healing.

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