$1.3 Billion School Aid Bill Clears House Vote
The House passed a $1.3 billion school aid bill on a 263 to 159 vote amid bitter contention. It now heads to the Senate where Mike Mansfield expects quick action. The measure targets districts serving impoverished families and would authorize $1.08 billion in aid next year based on a formula tied to children in low income households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Washington Cap
House
John Itts
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Charles Grantell
R-N.y
Gondet
Goodell
John W. McCormack
Idas
Georle Nelntell
McCormack
Mansfield
Fomula Koyet
Jeys
Cnver
Viet Cong Blows Holes In American Tank Ship
Viet Cong frogmen triggered a blast of about 60 pounds of explosives that ripped holes in the hull of an American tank ship docked at Da Nang. The vessel did not sink, and security measures remained tight as the base at Da Nang prepared for reinforced Marine and air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Soh Viet Nam
da Nang
Wales
T Ap
da Nang Sir
Marine Hawk
Wwe
Marie
Marine 9Th
Nong
Traffic Safety Proposals Die in Legislature
Maryland House Judiciary Committee killed Senate backed bills on chemical testing for driving while intoxicated and mandated front seat belts in new cars as part of public transport safety. Gov Towes supported the measures but lawmakers questioned constitutional issues, sending the matter back for study.
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Maryland
Towes
Chuken
House
Iself
Judiciary
Deanken
Bil
Legislative Cowneil
Sam One
Thomas Shinter Lowe
Wawes
House Tenchers
Local Obituaries and Obituary Notes from Hagerstown Area
Obituary notices for Max Frederick Wollt 54 of 359 East Washington Street who died suddenly at home, survived by many relatives and employed 30 years at Victor Products. Albert Caldwell of Lat Calvert Terrace died at Washington County Hospital. David Cav Smith 69 of Northern Avenue died at Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg. Ritchie Walter Connor aged 78 of Treasures Canada died at daughter's home. Services and arrangements listed for Rest Haven and other local funeral homes.
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Max Frederick Wollt
East
Washington Street
David and
Sarie
Dav
Meth Warren
Cascale
Hicharl Garland
Flinl
Pottondererstown
Gene Feilbany
Oregon
Johuda
Wolfe
Flint
Mich
Thomas Leonard
Donna Lee Wolfe
Barbara Wolfe
Magers
Gene Edward
Hagerstown
William Wolfe
Donald Wolfe
Texas
Emmansuel Wolfe
Ava Mose
Boonsboro
Genevieve Everhart
Chambersburg
Gloria Pleasant
Magerstown
Albert Ashley Calewell
Calvert ‘Terrace
Washington Counts Hospital
Tevis
Sinkings
Oscar
Sallie
Albert) Caldwell
Zion Reformed Church
Creldship Loge
St. Bernard’s Commmandery
Wiel
Ali Titan Temple
Bonner Caldwell
National Elke Home
Bedford
Ernest Maiden
Moeadow View
Kenneth Rose
Paint Beach
Minnieh
Lagerstown
Arthur Grove
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Friendship Lodge
David Cav) Smith
Northern Ave
Exi
Veterans Administration Center
Martinshareslo
Michale William and
Sarah (Moats) Smith
Marquette Cement Corporation
Livermony
Eagles of
Wayneshore
Ritchie Walter Connor
Earl VY
Tawes Stays Execution of Killer
Annapolis officials report Governor Tawes issued a stay of execution for a killer awaiting death in Salisbury. The stay followed the federal appeals court granting a hearing for April 6. Clemency and clemency hearings were also postponed, while petitioners await further writs and circuit court action.
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Tawes
Annapolis
Dobre
Ldayd
Th. Sliopkins
Temperatures Drop to Freezing Mark Across Locale
Weather observers report a high near 61 yesterday and a 31 degree low last night with a 7 am reading around 22 degrees. Barometer at 40.00 inches and rising slowly. Precipitation for March reaches about 2.42 inches, with normal rainfall near 4 inches.
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Freezig
Ifownd Beckenbaugh
Bounshare
Paul Oswald
Bridgepart
Beckenbaugh
St de Brees
Oswald
Delow
Value Placed on Oswald Guns In Probate Filing
Appraisers assign 10000 to the rifle and pistol connected to the Kennedy assassination. Probate Judge F W Bartlett In names Marina Oswald as a property administrator after a gun collector offered ten thousand dollars for the two firearms. Officer J D Yippit died during Oswald arrest.
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Oswald
Ville
Old Timers Club Plans Banquet and Dance
The Old Timers Club arranged its annual banquet and dance at Halfway Fire Hall. Calvin Mumma will MC, William Keneh will give the invocation, and awards will be donated by local merchants with proceeds aiding the club. The Blue Notes will provide the music for the event.
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Old Timers
Clay Ve Mairchild Hiller Corp
Air Child
Tocal
Calvin Mumma
William Keneh
Student Named to American University Dean's List
Dean's List honoree David A. Foltz of 220 East Franklin Street earned dean's honors for the fall term at American University. Foltz, son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Foltz, graduated from North Hagerstown High School and Maryland Junior College and was invited to join Phi Alpha Theta history honor society.
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David A. Foltz
Albert C. Foltz
E. Franklin St
American University
Jon
Phi Alpha Theta
North Hagerstown High School
Magerstown Junior College
Astronauts weary of publicity and baloney
Washington reports Virgil Grissom and John Young, the first pilots of a manned maneuverable spacecraft, feel fatigue from ticker tape parades and public acclaim. They prefer quiet duty. Koenig notes Young called the publicity baloney while a friend recalls their frustration with the fanfare after the flight.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
API
Gerini
Virgil J. Grissom
John Young
Ida Sui
New York
Grissom
Young
Raymond Lee Koenig
Koenig
Andrews AE
Private Army Cache Of Guns Seized In California
Federal agents seized 389 illegal firearms believed destined for private armies in California. State Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch ordered the raid, citing need for speed due to information on private forces. The operation targeted Erquiaga Arms Co, with two space pilots and owner Duan Erquiaga linked to awards from NASA. No arrests were reported.
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Thomas c. ‘Lynch
Californa
Lynely
Grissom
Johnson
Erquiaga Arms Co
Dhe
Duan Ey
Srissom
Baylis Named Manager for Martin Denver Division
Joseph Baylis, former corporate director of industrial relations planning and projects, is appointed to head the Martin Denver division. Burrows, executive director of management operations, announced the promotion. Baylis previously served at Martin's Baltimore headquarters and lives at 5842 Lyke Denver with his family.
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Joseph WL Baylis
Poyitedile Straton Coty
Tagerstown
Kins Yeon
Ins
Auios
Martin Denver
4Olacy
DS. Burrows
Operaions
Martin-Denver
Baylis
Martin
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Ihe Marlin
Excergy
Lyke
Denver
Jefferson Blvd Citizens Group Organizing Civic Association
About 25 Jefferson Blvd area residents met Thursday to form a civic group led by Robert Donat of Wehinwood Dr. The aim is to address local problems such as sewage and property values, prepare for future development, and foster social ties. Areas invited include Robinwood Drive Sycamore Heights Jefferson Blvd and Greenhill. Donat serves as temporary chairman as organizers distribute questionnaires.
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Ans
Jefferson Blvd
Robert Donat
Wehinwood Dr
Donat
Ciizens
East Antietam
Basic steel talks move into first weekend sessions
In Pittsburgh AP brief, the 12 leading bargainers from the United Steelworkers Union and its basic steel industry held numerous meetings to finalize scheduling and procedures for crucial talks. The top level team was reported stalling by.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel
Farouk’s Body Set for Return to Egypt
Cairo reports that President Nasser accepted the Farouk family’s request to move the ex-monarch’s body from Durial ground in Maly Rome to Egypt. Farouk died March 18 in Rome and will be buried in his homeland after a humanitarian decision.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Maly
Egypt
Rome
al Abra
Lem
Soviet rolls out plan to mechanize farms and boost payments
MOSCOW RP. The Soviet Union announced Friday a program to address serious shortcomings in agricultural management. It will appoint ten top government and Communist Party posts to oversee the effort. The plan features massive investment in farm mechanisation and higher payments to farmers without price increases to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
West Germany appoints new justice minister Karl Weber
Bonn AP reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard chose Karl Weber of the Christian Democrats as West Germany's new justice minister. Weber succeeds Ewald Bucher, who resigns in protest over extending the hunt for Nazi murderers for another five years to January 1, 1970.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Bengvd
Karl Weber
Erhard
Christian Democrat Party
West Germany
Weber
Ewald Bucher
Democrat
Paylatent
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Leatherneck
Max FP
Albert A. Caldwell
Dayle Cart
Ruchie
W. Camior
Old Timers Club
State Line
Fate
LeRaey Moton
Selma
Ala
Dallas
Alst
Baloney
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Jaye
U.S
Joseph Baylis
Citizens Group
Shenweing
Stritacchiway
Kagurstown
BAT
SUN
Henry‘s
LI Gon Draghia
Stn
Fke Nalacber- Teo
Kinemias
Michael Myerberg
Neacesse
Hansel
Vila
Fartland
Potomac
Women's Club
South Prospect St
Glenn Ford
Geraldine Page
Heart
Amartin Manulis
Angela Lansbury
Wena
Tad Mosel
Martin Manulis
Delbert Mai
Warner Bros, R
Pial
Umah
Sean Flynn
Errol Flynn
MN Tena
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