Zuckert Understated Savings In Plane Contract
Senate subcommittee probes Air Force plane contract savings with General Dynamics and Boeing bids. Witnesses report possible errors in Zuckert memo, noting a $31 to $61 million discrepancy in project cost estimates and potential favoritism in award. Air Force official Gayle testifies, details show design savings variances between bids and calculation methods.
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Washington
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Todeo
McClelan Sive
McClellan
Senatef
Zack Urings
Zuckert
General Dynamics
General Dynamics Corp
Tex
Amic Investi
Fations Subcommittes
Navy
Pentagon
Semerandom
Nice
Boeing
Twaring
Jerome Adlerman
Ackerman
Air Force Cal
Charles A. Gayle
Pro Gram
John Ll. McCreltin
Local Deaths Notice From Page 44
Notable deaths listed with family mentions appear. The obituary notes a funeral service scheduled for a Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Coffmant Funeral Home conducted by Rev Law rence Strunk. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Mausoleum. Vviends may visit Friday evening from 7 to 9. The family has requested omission of MAVERS.
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Dren
Coffmant
Lawrence
Rose Hill
Mavers
Area Deaths Martinsburg Kilmer Francis Darlington
Obituary notices from Tawood W Va and Braddock Heights Frederick County Va record deaths of Francis Darlington and George Edward Crouse. Darlington died at Baker VA Center after long illness. survivors include wife and siblings with funeral at Brown Funeral Home. Crouse, 72, retired Potomac Edison employee, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. service this Friday at Robert E Dailey Funeral Home with burial at ML Olivet Cemetery. Further details list extensive children and grandchildren.
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Martinsburg
Kilmer Francis Darlington
Tawood
W. Va
Moon
Baker VA Center
Dee
Braddock Heights
George Kdward Crouse
Fanny Victoria
Shaffer) Crouse
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
John Thomas
Philippena Mehrlings Crouse
Crouse
All Saints Episcopal Church
Potomac Edison
Quarter Century Club
Potomean
Edison
Ora M. Whipp
Sabinsville
George ¥. Cease
Mra
Mildred Poole
Charles B. Crouse
Arlene
Smith
Raymond &. Crouse
Delores Rees
Lewis W. Crouse
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
North Market Street
John J. Barnes
Service News Highlights Army and Navy Personnel
Army PFC Nathan M Wallech of 228 Summer St Hager Town and radioman Philip E Swope of St Keadysville new US service members named. Wallech trained with 1st Cavalry Division in Korea and joined 234 Transportation Battalion. Swope serves aboard Amphibious Squadron Cine San Francisco as part of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force. Marine PFC Richard W Traversinger son of Mr and Mrs Traversinger of Hagerstown completed six days of counter guerrilla warfare training at Camp Pendleton California.
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Army
Nathan M. Wallech
Emmett
Wallech
Summer St. Hager Town
Korea
1St Cavalry Division
U.S
Republic
South Korea
Fort Jackson
S.C
North Hagerstown
Philip E. Swope
USN
Robert St. Keadysville
Amphibious Squadron Cine
San Francisco
Galil
Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force
the Forge
Pacific
Freedom
Richard WN. Trawager, de
Richard N
Travinger
West
Oak Ridge Dr
Hagerstown
First Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Caill
Deepest US well exceeds 25 thousand feet but remained a dry hole
The record deep bore in the United States reached over 25 000 feet or about five miles, yet the project yielded no productive output and was deemed a dry hole. Analysts cited costs near 3 million dollars and the uncertain prospect of future returns as the drill faced challenges.
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United States
Death of Joseph Maloney Noted in Berwyn Obituary
Joseph Maloney of Berwyn died at 6 00 am Sunday after several months illness. Survived by wife Eleze Breckbiel Maloney two sons Thomas near Berwyn Terrence at home six grandchildren a brother and two sisters. Former resident of Chambersburg and Hagerstown he worked for Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Joseph Matoney Ward
Joseph Maloney
Gunderson Ave
Berwyn
Til
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Maloney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eleze Breckbiel Maloney
Thomas
Terrence
Grandquilkeren
High Waters Begin To Recede Across Regions
Flood conditions eased in Athens as waters receded slowly. In Dun Canna Pennsylvania about 150 families evacuated as a state of emergency was declared. A gasoline leak prompted fire crews to rescue 14 people from a nursing home on an island between Clark's Ferry and Amity Hall. The Juniata River floodwaters surged inland from Newport to Clark's Perry while Parkersburg faced rising levels but remained largely protected. Snow and wind battered the Northeast and Midwest with heavy snow in New York and New Jersey.
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Athens
Hocking
Pennsylvania
Dun ‘Canna
Clark's Ferry
Amity Hall
Juniata River
Newport
Clark
Perry
Ohio River
Wheeling
W.va
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Pat Pleasant
Huntington
Etippi
Memphis
North Carolina
Rosman
Rockies
Northern
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
New York State
Buffalo
Boonville
Watertown
Syracuse
Michigan
Parliament Member Threats Over French Ex-Premier Visit
London Scotland Yard guards Miss Alice Bacon after she received a death threat claiming she is "on the OAS secret army list" linked to Georges Bidault. She and Labour MPs demand safeguards as Bidault slipped into Britain and gave a TV interview. Police keep watch on Bacon's London home amid strained British French relations.
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London
Scotland Yard
Kent
Alice Bacon
Labor
Home Affairs
House of Commons
Fratee
Georges Bidault
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
OAS
Miss Bacon
Bidaw
Arthur Henderson
Macmillan
Bidault
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Sealland Yard
Panorama
ABC
Ridault
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Canada
Raymond Bosquel
United States
BBC
CBC
Bishop Blasts Segregation In Un-Christian Tone
In Halemore, Bishop John Wesley Lord delivered a Lent address denouncing racial discrimination as un-Christian and insupportable. He asserted there is no place in the Methodist Church for segregation and urged rejection of a wall of separation, stressing that every nation belongs to all people. He challenged listeners with questions about interracial marriage.
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Haleimore
Washington
Baltimore
John Wesley Lord
Patie
Lord
Hallimore
Atount Vernion Place Methods
Syimpostu
Archer Nelson
R-Minn
House
Kennedy
Nelson
Fairmont
Mankato
New Ulm
Worthington
Minn
Kennedy youth employment program clears House subcommittee
AP reports a party line vote sent Kennedy’s youth employment program to the full committee. The plan would fund a 69,000 strong conservation corps for ages 16 to 22 plus a home youth corps, creating major federal youth work initiatives.
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Washington (Ap
Kennedy
House
Conservation Corps
Stown
National Association of Broadcasters
Leroy Collins
Congress
Collins
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Act
Prayer Today for Courage to Stand by Convictions
Dennis H. Cooke of High Point College in North Carolina offers a prayer urging believers to uphold convictions despite social pressure. He emphasizes living by core beliefs through Christ and never apologizing for trying to do good.
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Ging
Christ
Dennis H. Cooke
High Point
N.C
Teacher Educa- High Point College
Flood fears ease as river drops after crest
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers receded from a crest of 15.7 feet at the junction, with Harpers Ferry and Hancock towns easing flood damage. Water fell about a foot in the park, but Licking Creek and Conococheague at Kemps Mill remained high this morning. County dirt roads stayed challenging due to water and mud as crews monitor the washout zones.
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Waler
County Roads Department
Licking Creek
Kemps’ Mil
Grice Re elected President of Fountain Head
Charles C. Grice, a Fountain Mead Country Club attorney, was reelected president at the March 5 1963 board meeting. He has served on the board since 1949 and held roles including secretary for six years and president the last four. Other officers Louis Fahnestock Edward W Cochran Willard L Slifer were reaffirmed as vice president secretary and treasurer. New governors appointed A Leroy Nichols and R Robert Hare join an enduring board including Charles I Lyon Robert H Nichols Charles W Helfman Jr Albert T Fiery Harry T Fridinger Lewis O Funkhouser.
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Willard L. Slifer
Treassurer
Board of
A. Leroy Nichols
R. Robert Harepet
Charles I. Lyon
Robert H. Nichols
Charles W. Helfman, Jr
Albert T. Fiery
Hany T. Fridinger
Lewis
Funkhouser
Pope Meets Khrushchev Son-In-Law In Vatican Quiet Audience
Pope John XXIII held a private audience with Alexei Adzhubei Khrushchev’s son-in-law, an atheist editor of Televostia, in the Vatican library. The meeting followed a public audience where the Pope received the $51,000 Belian Peace prize, with officials saying the private talk was informal and not disclosed.
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Pape Sohn Xxiie
Khrushchev
Pontif
Alexei Adchubei
Hada
Soviet Union
Adzhabei
Tevestia
Adzhubels
Vatican
Informa
Adzhubus
Adzhubel
Adzhubeis
John
Xhrushchev
Papacy
Abreac
Self-Proclaimed Atheist Plans Warrant Over Drugstore Rosary Incident
William J. Murray a 16-year-old Polytechnic Institute junior and known atheist says he will swear out a warrant for a group of teens who allegedly accosted him in a Baltimore drugstore waving a rosary and crucifix. He complains the harassment disrupts his studies while he campaigns with his mother to outlaw Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The incidents, which Murray says occur nearly daily, have involved students surrounding him and even throwing a cake during recess.
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Baltimore
William J. Murray WI
U.S. Supreme Court
Vince
Murray
Polytechnic Institute
Madalyn Murray
Supreme Court
Siid
Etudents
al Polytechnle
Milan architectural students end shut-in strike
At the University of Milan on Wednesday, architectural students ended a shut-in strike after protesting a lenient curriculum. They demanded tougher classwork, stiffer exams, and lectures by practicing architects, plus a say in arranging the college program to better prepare for competition.
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Milan
University of Milan
Local Chapter Contribution to Kemp Horn Training Center
The Hagerstown Chapter of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association contributed to the Kemp Horn Training Center. The donation signals continued support for cosmetology education in the region and assists training efforts for aspiring professionals.
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Kemp Horn Training Center
Hagerstown
The
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Hair regrowth interview highlights exclusive line method
Mr. T. and Merlon Jr. of Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania describe a hair growth breakthrough after about 20 minutes of discussion. They claim regrowth occurred in a few months and note the subject did not suffer from male pattern baldness.
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T. &. Merlon, Jr
Hollidaysburg, Pa
Hair treatment event planned in Hagerstown Friday
J L Thantas and Ebb method specialists will be at the Alexander Hotel, Hagerstown, Maryland on Friday March 8 offering scalp treatments. Attendees receive private interviews, a written guarantee, and promises of results for hair loss and dandruff.
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Ehb
Stafé
Thantas
Hagerstown
United States
Alexander Motel
Inte
J. L. Thoman
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