Humphrey Calls for China UN Change Over Abiding by Charter
Vice President Humphrey said Communist China must be willing to abide by the UN Charter before any membership, noting Beijing has not yet shown desire to join. He backed a Kennedy McGovern plan for a high level commission to review U.S. China policy. The White House deferred to the State Department for comment. Fulbright endorsed the proposal as a means to discuss China policy without internal political constraints.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
United Nations
Humphrey
Johnson
Edward MM. Kenedy
D-Mass
George McGovern
D-5
Senate
U.S
China
Kennedy
Taiwan
World Organisation
Cotumunist
U.N
Fei Tha Formoda
United Nations Assembly
Mike Manafield
Kennedy McGovern
White House
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Peking
Warsaw
Paris
London
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Area Deaths Harry E Valentine and Others in Maryland
Death notices from Thurmont and surrounding areas report Harry E. Valentine age 66? died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a career as a farmer and civil service worker at Fort Detrick. He served in World War I and belonged to several veterans and church groups. Survived by wife Marie, two sons, a daughter, siblings, grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services at Mt Tabor Lutheran Church with burial at Mt Tabor Cemetery and military honors from Fort Detrick. Additional notices include Emma R. Pfoutz 92 of Chambersburg and Bertha Crowell of Martinsburg with service details and family survivors. A GreeneCastle notice lists Bertha E P Crowell widow of J Porterfield Crowell with multiple children and grandchildren. services at Minnich Miller Funeral Home and Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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State Comptroller’s Office
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
B.P.C. Ellis
Rose
Doris Griffin
Frederick
Rouzer Funeral Home
F. Norman van Brunt
Rose Hill Cemetery
Harry E. Valentine
Thurmont
Marie Fitz Valentine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Annie Troxell Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Ft. de ‘Rick
Ath Corp Artillery
Edwin C. Creager Jr
American Legion Post
VFW Memorial Post
Emmitsburg
Mt Faber Lutheran Church
Ray
Carl
Graceham
Henry Terson
Baltimore
Catherine Boller
Thur‘mont
Creager Funeral Home
Mt. Tabor Tuberan Church
William Markley
Mt. Tabor
Ft. Detrick
Chambersburg
Emma R. Pfoutz
Chambersburg Hospital
Gulford County
Frederick and
Har Het Pika Pfouts
Grind- Mone Hill Solomon's Lutheran Church
Old
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Clinton A. Myers
Raymond A. Myers
E. Myers
Wilson Myers
Nelson Reeder
Greencastle
Walter M. Myers
Coatesville
Edna Moon
Harrisburg
Robert Diehl
Ringgold
Pe Glenn Friese
Chambers
Edgar Cline
Ethel Brechblel
Berksburg
Beulah Shrader
Minnich
Bertha E. P. Crowell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bertha E. Pitzer Crowell
J. Porterfield Crowell
King's Daughters Hospital
Berkeley County
Brown W
Alice May Beltz Pitzer
Calvary Methodist Church
Hedgesville
Ervices
Brown Funeral Home
Haywood Y
Hedgesville Cemetery
Prayer Today Blesses Families at Ann Arbor Church
A prayer from Hoover Ripert of the First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor Michigan asks for divine blessing on families. He prays that homes reflect the spirit of Christ and that the week be devoted to loving ties among parents siblings spouses and children.
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Hoover Ripert
Ann Arbor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Stock Market Slides To Fresh Lows In Early 1966 Trade
NEW YORK AP The stock market resumed its decline with many issues tumbling. Heavy losses were seen in high priced and volatile stocks as IBM fell about 3 points and Zenith near 3. A broad group of stocks slipped about a point, while some names like International Harvester edged up. Gold mining shares held strength with Homestake rising, and Hess Oil opened higher on strong volume.
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New York
IBM
Zenith
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Raytheop
Polaroid
U.S. Smelting
Eastman Kodak
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Kennecott
American Bombers Pound Viet Cong Supply Route
American B52 bombers strike Viet Cong supply routes as monsoon rains hamper air operations in South and North Viet Nam. The U S Navy air arm continues operations amid weather and rising troop deployments in the region. Australian forces begin 750 pound bombs plus 400 troops and equipment moving toward Saigon to bolster security near the Cambodian border. Viet Cong activity unfolds amid monsoon season and shifting operational tempo.
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Robert Tuckman
South Viet Nam
Baigon
Us Ae
North
Viet Nam
Navy
Bo Kel
Hem
U.S
Nists
Australia
Sydney
Saigon
Peechees
Ho Chi
U. S
Reda
South
U S Fliers Killed In Secret Laos Operations
Secret air operations over Laos in the past two years have killed 12 U S fliers with fewer than 20 air crewmen missing or detained by Communists. Since May 1964, 11 air crewmen have been killed and those missing or detained number under 100. Pentagon disclosures arise from efforts to avoid embarrassing the Laotian government.
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Washington
Laos
U.S
Defense Department
Pentagon
South
Viet Nam
Dia
United States
Local Highway Safety Group Organized At Tuesday Meet
Washington County forms a safety commission to study and promote auto safety checks and corrections. Sheriff Charles E. Price leads the group with plans for school based inspections at North Hagerstown High School and coordination with Maryland traffic safety programs. Members include Hagerstown officials, police chiefs, and representatives from Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee.
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Washington County
Was
Charles E. Price
Made
Sheriff Price
The
Commission
Hagerstown
North Hagerstown High School
Herman L. Mills
Blair P. Overton
Harold D. Kiser
Hagerstown Police
Carlos E. Price
Paul W. Harnard
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Bernard J. Schmidt
Baltimore
Man Convicted Here Gets New Trial In Murder Case
In Bel Air Maryland AP reports George S Green a state hospital patient should be tried in the murder of an Annapolis woman. Green allegedly confessed to strangling Mrs Margarita Legueur as an astounded defense cites mental incapacity. Simms convicted in 1964 faces a second trial in Harford County Circuit Court. Police in Baltimore also arrest five narcotics suspects linked to The Block.
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Bel Air, Md
Smith
Rosewood
George S. Green
State Hospital
Green
Chase-Lloyd House
John E. Simms
Harper M. Smithscrime
Simms
Marvin Anderson
Anne Arundel County
Margarita B. Legueur
Gerstown
Anderson
Baltimore
Harland
Ford County Circuit Court
Mms
Mare
Ria
Scientists seek odor solution at RPI for sewer smell
In Troy, AP reports Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute scientists work to remove a sewer odor caused by detergents linked to phosphorous in synthetic detergents. Bridgeport and Boonsboro recordings show frigid temps with lows of 37 degrees. researchers aim to curb algae-fueled odor.
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Troy, N.Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bridgeport
Boonsboro
Nicholas L. Ciesceri
Anj
Aengucus
RPI
D. Paul Oswald
J. Howard Becken
Baugh
WHO says pill superior to intrauterine loop for birth control
Geneva reports World Health Organization findings show the contraceptive pill greatly reduces pregnancy risk compared with the intrauterine loop. The survey cites 0.01 to 0.02 pregnancies per 100 pill users versus 1.8 to 2.9 per 100 loop users, indicating higher effectiveness for the pill.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
WHO
Flying Boxcars to Formosa modernize air force
The United States is delivering Cig Flying Boxcars to Formosa to bolster the Chinese Nationalist Air Force. The first group arrived Saturday, with plans for more deliveries to continue modernization and replace World War II Ce Commandos.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Times Of London Adds Women’s Page And Gossip Column
The Times of London abandons a 181 year tradition by placing news on the front page and adding a women’s page and gossip column to draw new readers. The changes mark a break with historic practice and aim to modernize the paper’s image.
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London
Times of London
The
Times
President Johnson Attends Detroit Funeral Service
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs Johnson attend the funeral mass for Patrick V. Meng at Holy Name Roman Catholic Church in Detroit. The service marks the public figures and senators paying final tribute as Meng, 71, died after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Detroit
Naval Woapital
Bethesda
Lyndon 8. Johnson
U.S
Patrick V. Meng. Pane
Holy Name Roman Catholic Church
McNamara
Bethesday
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