Three More Raids Near Haiphong
AP report details new allied air strikes near Haiphong and in the Red River delta during a heavy two day bombing campaign against North Vietnam. It notes 124 missions by 7th Fleet aircraft, mentions Enterprise operations and Westmoreland’s command, and cites casualties in ground fighting with tolls among U.S. troops.
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George McArthur Singon
Jimiphong
North Vietnam
Comi
Red River
7Th Fleet
Alsaly
Paints
Dir
Navy
Vietnam
Prentiern Weuyeon Cao
Tor
Tie Navy Miers
Enterprise
South Vietnam
Ty Lake Air
Thailand
da Nang
Crommen
Killy Hawk
Radae
Sion
North
U.S
Junction City
Saigon
173D Airborne Brigade
Civilian Military Contest Set In Viet Election
South Vietnam moves toward a civilian military contest for the September 1 election. Phan Khae Siu announces his presidential bid with Phan Quang Dan as running mate. Nguyen Cao Ky and Nguyen Var Thinh lead the military bloc, while Sun is a former chief of state seeking civilian legitimacy. The United States backs a democratic transition amid ongoing coups and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown Lengel Saigon
South Vietnam
Phan Khae Siu
Sun
Phan Quang Dan
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Var Thin
Ieaders
South Vietnan
Jel
Thien
Hime
United States
Swu
Notiieal Atvalysty i Saigon
Sunami Dan Jnins
Glade Valley Grange Degree Team Holds Class at Leitersburg
The Glade Valley Grange degree team of Walkersville will exemplify the first and second degrees for a class of 23 at the Leitersburg Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Leitersburg
Harry Shank Dies at 72 in Williamsport
Harry Horine Shank of 23 West Church Street Williamsport died suddenly at home Tuesday evening. Born in Myersville he was the son of the late George A. and Esta Horine Shank. A retired former superintendent of Williamsport Federal Textile Mills he worked 18 years for Federal Textile Mills and years with Williamsport Textile Mills. He was a charter member of Williamsport Lions Club and a member of Odd Fellows Redman Lodge and Washington County Board of Education from 1949 to 1955. Survived by his widow Annie Amelia Cramer Shank. Funeral from 22 West Church Street at 2 pm with Rev Gordon Crews and Rev Charles Michael officiating. Burial in St. Pauls Cemetery Western Pike. Church officials Grove Funeral Name Williamsport. Samuel C King Jr 82 died at home Salem Church Road Tuesday. Born and reared in Wagers town he was a son of the late.
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Harry Horine Shank
West Church Street
Williamsport
Myersville
Way
George A
Esta Horine Shank
Williamsport Federal Textile Mills
Federal Texile Mills
Uaogersiayn
Williamsport — Textile Mills
Williamsport Lions Club
Odd Fellows and Redman Lodge
Washington County Board of Education
Williamspart Fire Company
They
Charles Michael
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Grove Funeral Name
Obituaries Recaps for Lane City Area
Obituaries list multiple local residents including Lane and Mary Ellen Springer King Sr and others. Services and burial details note funeral homes in Hagerstown and Smithsburg, with remembrances at Rose Hill Cemetery and Maple Wood Cemetery. Public notices show family visitation times and officiants for services.
Remsburg Remsburg Sr Area Deaths A. K. Coffman Funeral
Area obituary for John W. Remsburg Sr of 2218 Locust Street in Washington County, longtime Hagerstown resident, farmer turned storekeeper, died Tuesday afternoon. Survived by wife Mex, daughter Mrs Thomas J Ender, sons Lawson and John William Remsburg, Claytow Remisburg, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, sister Miss Maud Remsburg, father Ernest E. Remsburg. Services Friday 2 p.m. at A. K. Coffman Funeral Home, burial Rose Hill Cemetery. viewing 7–9 p.m. Thursday.
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John William Remsburg
Locust St
Dina al
Washington County Hospital
Chewsville
Joseph HH
Sarah E. Young Remsburg
Hagerstown
Remsburg
Mex
Little B. Spessard Memsburg
Thomas J, Ender
Front Royal
Lawson
Claytow
Remis
Durg
Frederick
Jchildren
Maud K. Remsburg
Ernest. E. Remsburg
A. K
Stock Market Advances on Mixed Day in New York
A recap shows a slight overall gain as trading stayed active. Electronics utilities non ferrous metals and chemicals led advances while slides occurred in autos motors rubbers and aerospace with companies like SC Corp down and National Can up about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haie
Sheraton and Mack
SC Corp
National Can
Belen Petroleum
Boise Cascade
Halfway Civic Association Meeting Thursday
Halfway Civic Association will hold Thursday discussions featuring Wayne Gladden county planner and Charles Thompson president of the Landowners Protective Association outlining local civic improvements. Market notes show United Aircraft slipping while U S Steel and General Electric edged up with mixed trading activity.
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Wayne Gladden
Charles ‘Thompson
Landowners’ Protective Association
Civic Improvement Association
Halfiway
Older Men And Women Serve In Peace Corps
Washington AP report shows older Americans can join Peace Corps with salaries up to 24000 a year. Dr Stephen Bachi of University of Kentucky Dentistry heads Colombia program as 70 new appointees replace returning volunteers. Margaret Conroy says 1500 applications poured in, 4000 from returnees, with 70 overseas vacancies beginning July 1 and 24 Washington posts.
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Margaret M. Canray
Peace Corps
Washington
Tom Seppy Washington
Peace
Stephen Bachi
University of Kentucky
College of Dentistry
America
Colombia
Dach
Alafl
Averaeas
Margaret M. Conroy
Sho ‘T
Grleat
Singe Dee
Inter R
Miss Conray
Bless Conroy Sait
Sunday School Youth Meeting in Rose Hill Church of God
A Sunday school and youth training conference for the Mag Lerstown district of the Churches of God will be held Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Rose Hill Church of God 1925 Rose Hill Ave. Participating churches include Williamsport Hashshare Pleasant Clear Spring Hancock and Hagerstown Churches of God. Main speaker is Rev Howard Hancock Maryland Sunday School and youth director. There will be workshops and a film on Sunday School work.
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Maglerstown
Mareha
Rose Him Church of God
Rose Hill Ave
Williamsport
Hashshare
Htt
Pleasant
Clear Spring
Hancock
Hagerstown
Churches of God
Howard Hancock
Maryland
Meeting Called for High School Football Booster Club
A meeting to organize a football booster club will be held March 29 at 7 00 p m in the First National Bank community room. The club will pass initial funds to establish the program. All interested persons are urged to attend.
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First National Bank
Manchester Statement On LBJ's Lack Of Bomb Knowledge Denied
A New York AP report summarizes George Esper’s notes on Manchester's claim that Johnson lacked briefing on nuclear weapon contents. Defense officials refute the charge, stating Johnson was briefed and aware of nuclear procedures during the Kennedy assassination crisis.
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Manchester
LBJ
George Esper
NEW York
Alatchester
Ffense
Willam Manchester
Johnson
Department Sai
Aler
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Nedy
St.thvre
U.S
Commerce
Washington
Dallas
Johson
Chester
Yad
Russia
Dew Line
Defense Department
William Manchester
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
House
White House
Signal Corps
Kemp Sentenced on Assault Charge in County Court
Richard C. Kemp of 433 Cook Street was sentenced to twenty days in Washington County Jail by Magistrate Daniel Mayan after conviction for assault against Richard Hamilton, a North Hagerstown High student, in a case recorded in local court files.
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Richard C. Kemp
Cook St
Washington County
Daniel Mayan
Richard Hamilton
North Hagerstown High
Sohal
Chicago in Big Manhunt For Kidnapper Of Girl
Chicago police and more than 100 officers plus 30 FBI agents search for an unidentified man who abducted eight year old Carrie Stephens from her home in uptown. The girl and two others were with the stranger who offered to pay for help finding his dog. A sketch of the suspect and 700 copies were distributed as authorities probe alleys basements and sewers within a two mile area. Carrie is the daughter of Daniel and Alice Stephens of Locust Bell Kentucky.
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Chicago
FBI
Locbel
Carrie Stephens Phe
Daniel Stephens
Alice
Carrie
Stephens
Uptown
Paolice
Police Cruiser Hits Auto in The Terrace Collision
A city police cruiser pursuing a speeder collided with a car driven by the local physician's wife on The Terrace Tuesday afternoon. No injuries or charges were reported. The Kneisley car struck on the left front by the cruiser, which stopped on the sidewalk after about 150 feet.
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Kenneth £. Gautt
Randolph Ave
Northern Ave
Mary M. Kneisley
Kneisley
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Haiphong
Viet
Armed Forces Council
Grange Rites Sat
Harry Shank
Samuel C. King Jr
Samouel
Calvin King
Salem Church Road
Wagerstown
Wilsons
Lewis King
Daniel FE. Montgomery
Thaniel E
Hus) Montgomery
Main Ave
Washington’ County Hospital
Minaidi
Puneral Mome Pritay
Geralt Carhaugh
Smithsburg
Grace M. Smith
Grace M. Garns Smith
Babylon
Long Island
Clay Wilk
Greencastle
Babylon Manor
Frank NM. Smith
Wiyneshore
Susan Miller Gelsinger
Weideberg, United Churchy of Christ
Marion
Glenn
M. Smith
C. Normay
Garus
Waynesboro
Marah S. Smith
C. Ronald Smith
Mineran Funeral Home
Donald R. Mout
Buria
Maple Wood Cemetery
Mariah
John W. Romehuey Sr
Halfway Civic Association
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Faed
Caterpil- All Jat
General Electric
Sperry
Linco Ling
Temea Vought
Standard Oil Se
New Jersey
Eee
W. Washington St
Eign
Civil Servicr
Ouetame
Peake
Fotomne
Lake Special Pro
SAC
Pentagon
Coarg
McNamara
Mm International
Mit
Secretary of Defense Joint Staff
Robert S. McNamara
Pittsburgh
Look Magazine
Tae Shepard
Tazewell Shepard
Kenardv
Hiight
Alacoln Park
K9 Corps
Daily Mart
Evervay
Wigan
Amen
Elwell M. Drew
San Diego
Safeco
Completa Insurance Service Assem A Eng Etstahi Tes Taga Sy Eee Ee Ttt
Cory
Tran SE
Toutas
Cary Coffee Service
UES Brookatie Raag
Silver Spring
Ahne Fhono
Phillip’s
Musical Land Inc
Long Meadow
Egent Tenes
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