Stock Market Closes Mixed As Airlines Weigh On Session
The New York market opened with a cautious tone as airlines and aerospace shares lagged. Merck Swift and Gondrich posted small gains while Goatyear Republic Steel Haing Dowells Xerox and others slipped. Major names like American Telephone and Chrysler were modestly unchanged or down slightly on active trading.
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New York
Haing
Dowells Aircraft
Owens-Ilinois Glass
Xerox
Loris- Hareldobns-Manville
Scher
Chrysler
Standard Gil
New Jersey
Boston Commuter Trains Collide in Snowstorm
An elevated commuter train rear collided with another in Boston's Charlestown station during a snowstorm injuring more than 60. Massachusetts General Hospital said 55 were taken to emergency with many not critically hurt. ambulances ferried victims to city square and nearby hospitals as officials described chaotic scene and injured passengers trapped in the wreckage.
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City Square
Charlestown
Boston
Mass
Howard F. Angione
Boston (Ap
I! Mausetts General
Justital
Seaie
Inner Harbor
Old North Churel
Paul Revere
Verdinand Strauss
Giants acquire Tarkenton from Vikings in trade
New York Giants announce the acquisition of quarterback Frank Tarkenton from Minnesota in a trade that sends first and second 1967 picks, a 1988 No 1 pick, and a yet to be agreed player. Sherman hails Tarkenton as a fine pro with value to the team. Tarkenton's Vikings contract is assumed by New York.
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NEW York
APY
New York Football Giants
Frank Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Giants
Allie Sherman
Leagneeld
Tarkenton
Vikings
Minnesota
Noright
van Brocklim van Brock
Earl Morse
Somerville
Tobert
Floa Avith
Mixy Lister
Padic
Communists Attack Marines Under Heavy Fire Near Saigon
US Marines faced continued bombardment from Viet Cong mortars and automatic weapons as a company near the demilitarized zone fought heavy shelling. US spokesmen report multiple casualties and ongoing clashes despite air and artillery support. dawn brought mixed results with enemy losses and ongoing pressure in the area.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Tsk
Province
U.S
Crim Carrol
Aeks
Aly
Itician
Jalang Wath
Faugl
Smoke scare at Howard Johnsons Restaurant
Firemen from the city's Junior Fire Co. checked a smoke report at 1 30 today on the Dual Highway east of Wagers town. They found steam from moisture on an outdoor light fixture, not a fire.
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Junior Fire Co
Howard Johnson's
Wagerstown
Coast Guard Cadet Larry Parkin Completes Academy Year
Coast Guard Cadet Larry E. Parkin, son of William R. Parkin, has completed his first four semesters at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut. He is a member of the class of 1968 and will receive a Bachelor of Science and a commission as Ensign after four years of instruction.
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Coast Guard
Larry E. Parkin
Som
Mfr
Ars
William R. Parkin
Lehigh Ave
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Obituaries: Mayhue and Brandenburg Ward
Frederick M. Maylhue 61 of 451 Brookline Ave died at Washington County Hospital. Survived by wife Lattice. son James F. Mayhine. sister Mary Palmer. Services Thursday at 2 pm at A. K. Coffman Funeral Home. burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Gail Brandenburg Ward 45 of Fort Lauderdale killed in auto crash in Florida. Son of Keiffer Brandenburg. funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Salt Lake Funeral Home Westminster. visitation tonight 7–9.
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Frederick M. Maylhue
Frederick Morta Mayle
Brookline
Washington County Hospital
Hannsboro
Henry W
Amanda B. Hoover Mayhue
Hagerstown
Fairchild « Hiller, Ie
St. Bratthews B.A.B
Men's Bible
Men's Brotherhood
Men’s Club
The
Salvation Army
Lattice V
Sprankle Mayline
James F. Mayhine
Haxelstown
Gre
Mary Palmer
A. K. Coffman
Pwr
Gail Brandenburg
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fort Lawderdale
Keiffer Brandenburg
Fehroy Reedy
Westminster
Saltel Fue Heral
East Main Street
Charles Town Driver Jailed In Default
Magistrate John B. Wolfkill sentenced a 24 year old Charles Town woman to 20 days in Washington County Jail in default of four $130 fines for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Natalie Ann Warden III of Charles Town was arrested Monday evening by city officer Clinton Mowen. Dane Endyard Clark of Hagerstown Route 4 received ten days in jail on assault charges, appealing and posting $100 bond. Adkins and Burkett were jailed for drunkenness in Haperstowil after Monday incidents.
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John B. Wolfkill
Charles Town
Washington County
Natalie Ann Warden
Clinton Mowen
Dane Endyard Clark
Hagerstown
Clark
Gregory
Barthlow
Andetam
Pen Adkins
Ficlam St
John William Burkett
County Maps Sell For $150 Per Thousand
A misprint in the Daily Mail led some to think county maps were bargains. The Washington County Economic Development Commission offers maps at 150 dollars per thousand, with 25 cents for the first fifty and 20 cents each for the next five, then 15 cents for the rest. Maps are sold only at the Commission office in the courthouse.
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Daily Mail
Washington County Economi Development Commission
Economic Development Commission
Colonial Bar Burglarized In Early Morning Break In
Oly police investigated a burglary at the Colonial Bar and Grill on S01 Pennsylvania Ave between 1 30 p m and 3 55 a m. Officers Paul Wood and Robert Brushey reported forced entry through a west door. Vending machines were targeted with one successful attempt and the stolen amount is not known.
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Oly
Colonial Bar and Grill
Pennsylvania Ave
Paul Wood
Robert Brushey
Johnson May Reconsider July Tax Boost If Business Slows
Administration sources say President Johnson could delay or scale back the July 1 6 percent surcharge on income taxes if business remains sluggish. Advisers note the move hinges on first quarter data and inflation trends, with changes possible by April May or September 1. The aim remains to curb inflation while avoiding a downturn, as officials weigh political risk and economic signals.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Hundred-year-old Mason credits God for life and Teddy Roosevelt
Harry R Mason, turning 100, recalls plain food electric power and Teddy Roosevelt as vital parts of a long life. Born 1867 in Greenwich Village he lives in a retirement village near Miami and plans to enjoy each year to its fullest while thanking God for the privilege.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Miller Davis
Miami Herald
Miami, Fla
Harry R. Mason
Harry
Mason
Greenwich Village
N.Y
Tussia
Alaska
Abraham Lincoln
al Ietirement
Miatpi
Ing
Bernard McFadden
Hirey Mason
Students React Differently to New Draft Proposals
AP survey of students and educators shows mixed views on Johnson's draft plan. Some favor four year deferments for graduate students while others oppose broad deferments and support lottery based drafts. Respondents include Columbia graduate student Donald Zupanee and Xavier University leaders.
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George Esper
New York
Donald Zupanee
Columbia, University
Paul L. O'Con
S.J
Mavier University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
Johnson
Congress
Upinec
Plitsfield
Mass
International Relations
FBO: Tv
Gonzaga Universe
Spokane
Wash
Mark Krasinski
Willis-Jengineering
Ton Park
N.Y
Colum l
David M. Brant
Jim Jack
Saph
University of Cin
Gav. Tinnati
Cornell University
Denny Tulang
Hondu
Lester Heads Orphans Home Board In Washington
Roy A Lester elected president of the Washington Sailing Home for Orphans and Friendless Children board at the latest meeting. C Elmo Bohn notes the home saved 1964 children since its founding while the girls division is full and the boys division has vacancies. New officers include Vice President Mrs Walter Bromley and Secretary Counselor A Roy Phillipppy with a finance committee and building committee named.
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Roy A. Celler
Washington Sailings Home For
Ational
C. Elmo Bohn
Roy A. Leiter
Walter D. Bromley
Claude M. Potterfield
A. Roy Phillinpy
Roy A. Leiler
Claude Mr. Potterfield
Homer L. Miller
Walt House_eam
Lodge Seeks Replacement As South Vietnam Ambassador
New York AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge seeks to be replaced within months as U S ambassador to South Vietnam. White House struggles to locate a successor. Lodge may depart Saigon late string or early summer after South Vietnam drafts a new constitution. Lodge, 65, was first appointed by Kennedy in 1963 and returned under Johnson in 1965.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Vietnam
Tnil
White House
New York Times
Saipan
R. W. Arple Jr
Frleets
Lodge
Saigon
ALL News
Stanila
Ambassa
Lorign
United States
Johnson
Times
Bode
Ire
John F. Kennedy
Barber sees more home hair cutting in Baltimore
Charles Avala, president of the Baltimore Withers Union, notes rising barber prices from 1.75 to 2 dollars and speculates diminishing returns as home barber kits erode the industry. The piece discusses trends in home cutting and impact on professional barbers.
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Barber
Baltimore
Charles Avala
Baltimore Mercy Hospital Offers Nurses Refresher Course
Mercy Hospital in Baltimore plans a free four three week refresher program for nurses inactive five or more years. Applications are due March 2 for a course starting in April, with classroom instruction demonstrations of equipment and clinical experience included.
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Mercy Hospital
Belh
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