LBJ Signs 1.1 Billion Appalachia Aid Law
The Appalachia aid measure authorizes 1.1 billion dollars in federal funds to improve highways, hospitals, timber programs, and other development in 460 counties across 12 states. The bill, passed 257 to Missouri in the House and cleared the Senate last year, aims to lift income prospects for about 15 million residents by accelerating regional modernization and poverty relief.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Wasturgion
Appalachia
Sen
Congress
Senate
House
John K. Kennedy
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
End of Rail Passenger Run Marks Somber Farewell
Mourners gather for the closing of Britain's passenger rail service on a 27 mile North Devon line. The service ends amid Beeching era reforms, with a final locomotive paused at Watergate Bridge Halt and a somber tribute to the aging network and its workers.
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George Short
Ycrrington
Enyglanall Cab
North Devon
Cornwall
Lung
Richard Beeching
British Railways
Britain
Torrington
Devonshire
Hilde
Howe
Beeching
North Devon and Cornwall
Jack A. Parkhouse
Asc Fue
Western End Of State Gets Some Snowfall
Extreme Western Maryland recorded up to 2 inches of snow overnight with rain expected to melt it later. Garrett County saw the heaviest accumulation, prompting travel warnings from the State Roads Commission for snowy tires. Frostburg reported about one inch, while Cumberland and eastern counties saw little to no snow. The Weather Bureau forecast rain spreading from the west to central and eastern Maryland by evening, with subfreezing temperatures overnight in Frostburg Town Hill Accident and Oakland and Cumberland.
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Maryland
Garrett County
Commisson
Frostburg
Allegany County
Shaw
Cumberland
Weather Bureau
Syere
Town Hill
Accident
Oakland
Prayer Today Focuses on Lent Dedication and Easter Motives
A church prayer urges believers to move beyond rule keeping into a Spirit of dedication during Lent. It asks for a Christ like motive and attitude, seeking a new understanding of God’s love expressed in the cross and for Easter to find them guided by faith.
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Calevary’s
Hoover Ripert
Ang Arhar
Mich
Nunister
First Methodist Church
Daily Mail subscription rates and mailing details
The Daily Mail established 102 Sabre overseas edition lists subscription rates in advance by carrier or mail across states. Rates include one month 30 cents by carrier and various three month and yearly plans. the Associated Press is credited and local news is dispatched for republication.
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Penna
W. Va
Tiber ‘Alates
Protas
Fac
Associated Press
Artas
Local Deaths of Flora May One in Washington County
Flora May One 76 widow of Ira I Strip of Maple Ville Boonsboro Rowe 2 died Tuesday at 15 am after a lengthy illness. Born to the late Edward and Shan Morgom Moser she was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville. Survived by sister Addie Matly Mr Lena brother Charles Moser Lalli more and several nieces and nephews. Body removed to East Funeral Home Bootsboro where funeral services will be held at 2 pm Rev W A Herpich officiating Fahrneys Cemetery. Family will meet friends at the funeral home Wednesday evening from 7 to 9.
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Ira I
Strip
Mapleville
Boonsboro
Rowe
Washington County
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Suesday
Myersville
Edward and
Shan (Morgom) Moser
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Addie Matly
Lena
Charles Moser
Lallimore
East Muneral
Bootsboro
W. A. Herpich
Fahrneys Cemetery
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Hedges
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Dob Ti
Walter Lewis
Martinsburg
LW Pom
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Hopie
Lawrence Elton
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Waynesboro
Lobtie Virginia Shindledecker
Mont Allo
Paul Shindledecker
Ales
Janet Crist
Grantsville
Utah
Liv
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McClelland
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Catholic Church
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Hagerstown, Md
Uiree Grant
Grantyville
Stefdrew's
Maard
Deally
Sen Pores
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Shady ‘Side Hospital
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Upton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Tre Flame
Wood Cemetery
Mittsburgh
Jeanne Cunningham
Falling Waters
W. Va
Seance (Stebley) Cunningham
Berkeley County
Christ Reformed Church
Trev
Lawrence L. Febran
Old Norkorne
Rogemant
Rogelschate
Calli Nan
Hane
Martins’burg
Shas Wittow
James Nowkirle Ngammimghant
TSW
Why's Daughters
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Joti Yin
Maria Louise (Heyy) Stehley
Tate
Ters
Louise Williamson
Laura Roberts
Jane Gubler
Virginia Davidson
Betty Clohan
Washington
Byer
Lloyd
James
Norfolk
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Waynesborg
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W. Nvshara
Tager Town
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Carrie Andersony
Lokansee
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Hillsfield
Hagerstown
Nseband
Oscar S. Hammer
Trinity Latieran Church
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Blutissalle
Aba
Jett
Brandon
Fla
William
Annapolis
Miss Minnie
Hukanson
Daamestown
Noy
Grove Funeral Home
Rev. Wilson
Riverside Ceme
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Pittsfield
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Multiple Berkeley County Deaths Reported in West Virginia Area
Berkeley Springs area notes several deaths including W Val Martinshorg and Lettie Elizabeth Cowles. Reports list funeral plans in Martinsburg and Falling Waters with services at Brown Funeral Home and Christ Reformed Church. Burials planned at Michael Cemetery and Old Norborne Cemetery, with survivors and dates provided for next of kin.
Swedish Queen Louise Funeral Draws Five Foreign Monarchs
Four reigning kings and Queen Ingrid of Denmark are slated to walk in Queen Louise of Sweden's funeral procession in Stockholm. Queen Louise died after emergency surgery for a blood clot and artery problem. King Gustaf VI Adolf, aged 75, was at the hospital when her death occurred.
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Fuller
St.’ Goeran
Ingrid
Irregular Early Trading Marks Stock Market
New York markets opened with irregular activity and fractional moves across key issues. Higher notes included Du Pont and Boeing among others, while top steel and auto shares held steady or rose slightly. several lenders and rail stocks posted minor gains or stayed flat.
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New York
Loral Cornrose
Hunp
Sperry Jiand
Business Opportunity Notice in Harald Mall Office
An opportunity for a dealer to represent an organization in a modern downtown setting with a focus on Haaring Aid Go. Desirable candidates should submit qualifications to Vox HN at Harald Mall Office.
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Erga Mational Haaring Aid Go
Wren
Vox HN
Harald Mall
IBM Chairman Sees Cash Need Eliminated
IBM chairman Thomas J. Watson Jr. told a National Automation Conference that cash usage could vanish as banks adopt automated systems. He predicted machines would maintain individual customer records in electronic memories enabling seamless withdrawals and transfers. The remarks followed examples of automated terminals and memory networks enhancing banking efficiency.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund
Brown
Kathleen
Sierra Ski Slopes
Nevada
Auth
Sawyer
Mony Chase
Carson City
Nev
Mares Ier
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Cardinal Cushing Improves After Surgery, Says He Feels Peaceful
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing, recovering from february bowel surgery to remove an intestinal growth, told friends from his hospital room he is peaceful beyond words and slowly regaining strength. He added he hopes to resume duties soon as his health improves.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Henry Labouisse Heads Child Fund
Henry Labouisse, 54, ambassador to Greece since 1992, named executive director of the United Nations Children's Fund in New York after the death of Maurice Pale on January 19.
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United Nations
Henry &. Labouisse
Greece
United Nations Children’s Fund
Maurice Pale
Jerry Lewis Back In Bed Again
Hollywood AP reports comedian Jerry Lewis confined to bed by recurrence of symptoms from a concussion suffered in a fall during a taping of the Andy Williams TV show last week. Lewdactor ordered him to bed Monday night and he will be under care for at least a week.
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Hollywood (Ap
Jerry Lewis
Symptons
Andy Williams
Lew Dactor
Shins
Clear Spring Citizen Committee Influences Council Meeting
Clear Spring residents recount a Monday mayor and council meeting triggered by an anonymous Citizen's Committee letter. The group pushed for watershed protection and timber controls on 385 acres, while the council agreed to restrict hunting club activities and discussed the new town hall site and parking. Miller recalled past tensions with local civic groups and emphasized constructive outcomes from the gathering.
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William Sheldon
Citzen
Jy Hunt Club
Cayneil
Stoney Cabin
M. Winhaker
Miyor
Cials
Lenten Services at Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Lenten services each Wednesday with 45 minute Bible studies. Topics include Martel 10, Mark: Man ning A Naked, Peter: The Rock Who Wept, Pilate: What Is Truth, Barace 1 Man of Fortune. Evening sermons begin 7:15 p.m. April 15 and continue through Easter Sunday.
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Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martel
Thomas
May
Marcel
Mark
Manning
Peter
Pilate
Barace
Christy
Watsman
Stanford Students Attend Wedding Toasts Happiness
Brown joined the couple after the ceremony and toasted their happiness, with both parties identified as Stanford University students.
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Says
Stanford University
Brown
Johnson Travel Plans In Doubt Amid Foreign Policy Debate
Washington AP reports President Johnson has not ruled out a spring trip to Latin America but analysts doubt such a visit will happen. White House press secretary George E. Reedy stated Johnson has focused heavily on domestic and foreign policy, leaving travel plans uncertain this season.
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
House
George E. Reedy
Walt Sail Johnson
Steel Labor Talks Resume In Dramatic FELISBURY Session
AP reports steel labor talks resume in Felisbury with drama as the United Steelworkers Union, still in an internal leadership struggle, pushes back against deadlines after a two month recess. The union has refused to extend the deadline three times.
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Felisbury
United Steelworkers Union
Hair Consultant Here Tomorrow To Explain Hair Problems
A hair consultant will visit J Hagerstown Maryland at the Hotel Alexander on Wednesday March 1 1965 from 1 00 PM to 8 00 PM offering free consultations on hair and scalp problems. The Lesley Consultant will explain home care options with a written guarantee if accepted for treatment and prorated costs.
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My. T. C. Gordon
J. Hagerstown
Alexander
Lesley
Naeither
Leshey
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