Tear Gas Use Justified Against Negro Marchers
FBI agent testifies tear gas used to protect public safety during a Negro civil rights march toward the state capitol. Defense questions focus on officer discretion while eyewitnesses recount injuries and a planned march. Hearing before Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. continues with testimony about the march and police actions.
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FBI
Rex Thomas Montgomery
Mla
Jeangsassimy
Seta
Frank M. Johnson Jr
U.S. District Court
Nee
iMary Hno
Warker
Selina
Ste Capitol
Women Kneel Outside Slain Pastor Reeb Home
Women kneel and pray outside the home of slain pastor Reeb in Birmingham Alabama as family mourns. Mrs Reeb and her mother in law attend to three younger children while older son, 18, copes with news. Community leaders call for restraint after racist demonstrations in Alabama. The minister’s body is flown and a Unitarian church prepares memorial services.
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Noston Capi
Neere Waien
Karen
Anne
Steven
Wat
Dom
Richard Cardinal Cushindd
All Heston
iXolina
Ala
Reed
Birmingham
Local Deaths in Hagerstown Area Names Noted Residents
Ti 28 died at County Hospital after an illness of nine years Born in Somerset Pennsylvania he was the son of William EF Riggs and Sing Weiner Riggs He was a member of St Pauls Methodist Church Hagerstown Fug Jes Hagerstown Lodge No 217 A AM M member of Yall Cedars of Lebanon and a former employee of Panghorn Corporation He is survived by son Virgil E Riggs two daughters May b Great R Clare Baugh Hagerstown brothers rank MM Wiges and Portes Riggs and sister Mrs Annie Wettall all of Meckresport One grandchild and two great grandchildren Also survived Funeral services will be held at Mine and Funeral Mine Hagerstown Monday with Rev Norman Van Beant Burial at West Haven Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 to 9 o clock
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St Paul’s Methodist Church
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Hagerstown
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Hen
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Waynesboro
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Kernersville
Schurz Listed Again As AP Board Nominee
Frankli D. Sehure editor of the South Bend Wiihue has been nominated for re election to a three term on the board of dir of the Associated Press. About 1200 polishers and editors will attend the AP annual luncheon in New York City on April. The AP will also state 4 business seq sip including election of the 18mar board.
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Frankli D. Sehure
South Bend
Prayer and faith amid fear and guilt in daily life
A compact prayer asks divine assurance for those burdened by fear indecision and regret. It seeks forgiveness for wrongs and courage to face tomorrow, invoking Joseph Ry Siti as a Washington DC religion professor and noting listings for newspaper notices and AP rights.
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Amnen
Joseph Ry Siti
Washington, DC
Washington University
Washington County Buried in Deeds by Twenty Plus Tracts
Over two dozen parcels changed hands in Washington County in a week, with deeds filed at the Clerk of Court office. Transfers include numerous parcels with improvements in Williamsport, East Franklin Street, and various avenues, involving numerous surnames such as Snyder, Jenkins, Schultz, Mitchell, Parkuson, MeMlister, and others, reflecting broad activity in property transfers across districts and towns.
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G. Merlin Snyder
William UO
Thelion
Avehle
Walfo
Williamsport
Virgie M. Carey
Annie K. Jenkins
Trde G. Phelan
J.uiet
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Pranklin
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John Hs Stave
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Sith
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Jose F. Samler
Carhete Street
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Lo Nove GC
Virginia 1
OBE
Moraves
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Howsiia Corpora
Hington
Gorden Laéawis
Wilh
Haiilion Blvd
Rybert W. Kenille
Cecil IL
Pottentonger Jr
Pwifes Prarees
University Branch Expansion Contested by Regents
Regents vote on expanding the University of Maryn with a new campus at Catansville, capable of 500 students, amid concerns about overextension. The board blocks expansion in other areas as the Mary Jane Advisory Council on Higher Education opposes multiple campuses.
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Board of Regents
Cannes
Catans- Ville
I Regent
Herbert Brown
Keosem
Case
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Tigher
Pope Paul VI to say Easter Mass outdoors at St. Peter’s
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will deliver the Easter message at noon from the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica. He will bless the crowd overlooking St. Peter’s Square in a traditional outdoor service on Easter.
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Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
Priddy
Martha
St. Peers
Queen Mother to Visit Toronto for Jubilee Colors
A royal visit is planned with the Queen Mother arriving in Toronto on June 23 to present colors at the Jubilee celebration. She will stay about five days and attend related ceremonies with local officials and church leaders.
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Landon
Area Deaths Mrs Viola B Gist GIST RITES HELD AT GREENCASTLE
Murky obituary notices list Mrs Viola B Kuhn Gill of Greencastle died Friday in Chambersburg Hospital after a seven week illness. She was born near Greencastle daughter of Russell and Sara Wagner Kuhn. Survived by husband Harry Gill one daughter Mrs Donald Melman Marion four sisters and one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral at Zimmerman Funeral Home Greenscastle with burial in Maplewood Marion. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 PM.
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Gil
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Chambersburg Hospital
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Sara Helle
Wagner) K Kuhn
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Dlana Kukin
Alma Kuhn
C.1. Martin
Roy Senseny
Chapwersburg
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Zimmerman
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Maplewond
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Minor Auto Collisions In City Friday
Several minor crashes were reported Friday evening in the city. Margaret Keleher Harris 88 of Hamilton Boulevard made an improper left turn on Pangborn Boulevard causing a collision with Denver Warris Trumpower 29 of Calawha Place who sustained $250 damage while Harris faced charges. A second crash on Brighton Place at an intersection involved James Mongold 18 of Delwood Avenue and George Foltz 59 of Locust Street with Mongold charged for failing to yield. Damages ranged from $40 to $100. Leon Weaver 38 of Elizabeth Street rear ended a vehicle on Elgin Drive, with John Emory Keckler 67 of Guilford Avenue driving the other car. Weaver cited for failure to yield and no license. Keckler’s car sustained $100 damage.
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Hamilton Blvd
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Calawha Pl
Iarris
Hor Cu
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James Dale Mongald
Delwood Ave
Virginia Ave
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Locust St
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Foltz
Rilge Ave
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Elizabeth Street
Elgin Dive
Elgin Blvd
Elizabeth Ave
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Guilford Ave
Weaver
Keckler
Dr W C Lesky To Leave City For Baltimore Return
Dr W C Lesky formerly connected with Drs Maynard Bacon and Richard Young in pediatrics will leave the city this month to resume pediatrics in Baltimore. He came to Hagerstown in January 1964 from Baltimore.
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City
Walter ©. Lasky
Maynard Bacon
Richard Young
Baltimore
Viere
Lesky Cale
Hagerstown
White Youth Killed on Brooklyn Subway
In Brooklyn two suspects stabbed 18 year old Andrew A. Mormile on a subway car late Friday. Police said motive unknown and the victim’s wallet with about five dollars was found on his body.
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Brooklyn
Andrew A. Mormile
Mormile
Soviet Press Attacks Chinese Students in Moscow
The Soviet Union launched a campaign against Chinese students in Moscow universities claiming they plotted violence near the U S Embassy. Pravda published a note protesting the students actions and three reader letters called the move outrageous.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Pravda
Communist Party
Peking
Wage talks in Pittsburgh face delay over steel contract
Pittsburgh AP reports wage and fringe benefit bargaining for the basic steel contract may be postponed. Sources from the United Steelworkers say progress is good but a two day weekend recess followed a Tuesday restart after a layoff related to the union’s presidential election.
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United State Workers Union
Loyoff
Johnson praised and criticized in Maryland GOP resolution
A Maryland Republican resolution applauds President Johnson for firm action in Viet Nam while another critic cites the unfavourable balance of payments. The State Executive Committee approved the resolutions, announced today by Newton I. Steers Jr. of Bethesda, the Maryland Republican chairman.
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Maryland
Johnson
Viet Nam
Otis
Newton I. Steers Jr
Bethesda
Jottings From Our Reporters Notebook Continued
The article notes praise for Fairchild Hiller engineers in Hagerstown Maryland for a space program project. It reviews Maryland fiscal notes, urging reforms to public utilities taxation and compares gross receipts and shares taxes to corporate net income taxes. It cites figures for 1962 taxes by utilities and business volumes.
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Fairchild - Hiller Co
Hagerstown
Maryland
Commission On State and County Finance
Fire Tears Through Crowded Reading Home
A seven person family perishes in a blaze that devastates a Reading area home. Firemen report the inferno began around 7 am as neighbors woke to crackling sparks. seven residents were killed in the crowded dwelling with several other houses possibly damaged. Authorities say total tax burden figures are unclear and no basis for broad comparisons exists.
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Ness
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