U S Knocks Out Two N Viet Missile Sites
U S fighter bombers hit two Soviet built missile sites in North Vietnam and repelled MIGs southeast of Hanoi. Skyhawks struck a surface to air site near Haiphon while F105s hit a second site near Hanoi, as U S planes flew 51 missions and targeted bridges and highways to cut North Vietnamese supply routes to Hanoi and Haiphong.
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EDWIN @ WHITE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Haiphon
Air Force
Haiphong
Viet Nam
China
Cong Troops May Soon Come Out of Hiding
AP reports rising belief that Viet Cong forces aided by 20 000 North Vietnam reinforcements will emerge to fight as they struggle with shortages of supplies. American officers say harsh weather and monsoon rains hinder air cover and ground operations, prompting regrouping and resupply efforts through August.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Inces Aant
U.S
Tiger under hood rumored in Michigan car trouble
In Clawson Michigan a caller reported a tiger under his car hood claiming the animal had sought warmth from a tropical gift from Nicaragua. Officers and locals described a large cat behavior as the tiger escaped after investigation.
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Tiger
Nicaragua
Gesle
Vigus
Detroit
Two Men Die As Power Tower Beam Collapses
In Dickerson Maryland two workers from Potomac Edison died Sunday when a high tension tower beam collapsed at the Dickerson Power plant. Victims Mark R. Havens 21 of Narrows Virginia and Robert Jenks 24 of Charles Town West Virginia fell about 105 feet during line installation work.
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Dickerson, Md
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Mark R. Havens
Narrows
Robert Jenks
Charles Town
W. Va
Potomac Edison Company
Smithsburg Library Closes for Town Election
Smithsburg Library will be closed Tuesday due to the town election and will reopen Wednesday from 2 to 8 p.m.
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Smithsburg
Area Deaths and Obituaries Highlight Martinsburg and Greencastle
Martinsburg area death notices honor Harry Smith Cloud 75 of Kellers Addition Martinsburg died Saturday at City Hospital after an extended illness He was born in Morgan County son of George Cloud and Annie Unger Cloud employed 25 years at North American Cement Berkeley Station later with Asphalt Products Company He survived by widow Martha Jane Rains Cloud one son Paul C Cloud Vienna VA a stepdaughter and several grandchildren and relatives Funeral services at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Rosendale Cemetery Miss Mary E Lamp 48 Berkeley County native died Friday at Kings Daughters Hospital She was active in Trinity Methodist Church and many civic groups and served in insurance field since 1941 Surviving family includes her mother Mrs Margaret Lamp and others Charles A R Holbert 68 Greencastle Pa died Saturday at Wayneboro Hospital Born State Line son of John H and Mary Brewbaker Holbert He retired from Fairchild Hiller and held multiple local church and civic roles He survived by wife Helen Beattie Holbert five children and many grandchildren Funeral from First Evangelical U B Church Greencastle Tuesday at 2 with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Friends may call at Minnich Miller Funeral Home Greencastle and church prior to services Memorials may be sent to Rescue Hose Company in care of Orville Heckman Greencastle
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Harry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Smith Cloud
Kellers Addition
Route 2
City Hospital
Morgan County
George
Annie Unger Cloud
North American Cement Corporation
Berkeley Station
Asphalt Products Company
Harmony Methodist Church
Marlowe
Rosedale Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Mary E. Lamp
Virginia Ave
Kings Daughters Hospital
Berkeley
County
Mar
Xaret L. Custer Lamp
William D. Lamp
Mar Unsburg
Smith - Nadenbousch, Tosurance Co
Trinity Methodist Church
Sun-j
Young
Peoples Dept
Wesley Fellowship
W.S.C.S
Soroptimist Club
Women's Club
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg High School Alumnaely Association
Eastern Panhandle Insurance Womens] Association
Insurance Women of America
Greencastle
Jeffersonian
Charles A. R. Holbert
Charles Town
Washington Street
Waynebbordew, Hospital
State Line
John H
Mary Brewbaker Holbert
Holbert
Fairchild - Hiller, I Corp
Hagerstown
First Evangelical UB Church
Rescue Hose Co
Franklin County Fire and Police Chiefs Assn
Franklin County Firemen's Assn
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Assn
Lodge 212
Loyal Order of Moose
Greencastle - Antrim Republican Club
Greencastle Sportsmen Assn
State Council of Civil Defense
Helen Beattie Holbert
Phylis Hoover
Robert E. Holbert
Winter
Minnich- Miller Funeral Home
Rescue Hose Company
Orville Heckman
Treas
Funeral Rites Set For Weller Bivens And Seibert Women
Obituaries published for Mra Rhoda Elizabeth Weller Bivens 76 of Hancock and Mrs Mary Ida Seibert 79 of Clear Spring. Services at Hancock Methodist Church with burial at Cedar Lawn Memorial Garden and cremation at a Washington crematory. Also notes Mayme Pearl Gilbert 78 of Hagerstown with funeral at Norment Funeral Home and interment at Leitersburg Lutheran Cemetery.
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Rhoda Elizabeth Weller Bivens
Claresce Henry Bivens
Methodist Ave
Hancock
Stock Market Moves Lower in Heavy Trading
New York stocks opened lower in irregular, heavy trading. Major names drifted with declines of fractions to 2 points, while a few issues edged up. Losses included Chrysler Kodak United York Central Dow Jones components. Zenith dropped five points.
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New York
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak United
Aire Kennecott
IBM
Pan American World Air- American Airlines
York Central
Anaconda
Polaroid
du Pont
Zenith
Eastern Air Lines
Reynolds Tobacco
International Telephone
Douglas
Republic Steel
Montgomery Ward
Raytheon
Consolidated Natural Gas
Schering, Merck and Johns- Manville
American Can
Hagerstown Girl Joins Macbeth Cast At Western Maryland
Carolyn A. Henson of Hagerstown will act in the Western Maryland College production of Shakespeare's Macbeth, with performances set for June 2 and 3. The cast beauty marks a local student’s entry into the college stage company.
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Hagerstown
Carolyn A. Henson
Western Maryland College
Realtor Wins Commission in Wood House Deal
Judge Irvine H. Rutledge ruled a realtor entitled to a 3 percent commission from John L. Howlett of Williamsport, awarding Julian L. Oliver Realty $678. Howlett acknowledged the firm believed it earned the fee for referring buyers. Oliver sought a 3 percent claim on a $22,600 Wood house built for Paul L. Wood.
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Irvine H. Rutledge
John L. Howlett
Williamsport
Julian L. Oliver
Paul L. Wood
Prayer Notes On Weather And Gratitude At Weekend
A reflective entry thanks God for rainfall and Scripture while noting weekend temperatures from 74 to 79 degrees with nightly lows around 44. Names Howard Beckenbaugh Paul Oswald Webb Garrison and others appear as observers or speakers in a devotional weather and gratitude record.
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Mejbigh
Jesus Christ
Goodja
Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Hed —Webb Garrison
Evanaville
Central Methodiat
Girl Mistaken For Thief by Father Dies in Indianapolis
An 18 year old high school girl was shot to death in the kitchen of her home in Indianapolis after her father mistook her for a burglar. Jack Wilson, 45, a television repairman, said he heard a noise, grabbed his shotgun, saw a figure by the back door and fired.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Lama Kay Wilson
Jack Wilson
Wilson
Federal aid urged for schools amid drawn criticisms
San Antonio dispatch reports a National Advisory Council on the Education of District Children endorses a sweeping federal aid program for elementary and secondary education. Chairman Meredith Wilmouth notes progress under the 1965 law but urges early action by summer. The panel cites concerns over private and parochial school funding and calls for guidelines requiring explicit private school impact statements.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Meredith Wilmuth
Minnesota
Isms
Congress
Office of Education
Con i Council On the
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U.S. Command
Cao Nung
Charles Horbert
J. Raymond Wood
Rhoda Bivens
Hancock, Rt. 2
Charles A
Lane Myers Weller
Hancock Methodist Church
Vada i Bivens
Esthallee Dodson
Pasadena
Mabel Robinson
Mercersburg
Clarence Bivens
Kensington
Clay Bivens
Grant Bivens
Berkeley Springs
Clara Walters
Baltimore
Nancy Shoemaker
Grove Funeral Home
Robert Bartlett
Cedar Lawn Memorial Garden
May 1. Seibert
Mary Ida Seibert
Rt. 1
Clear Spring
Homewood Church
Elizabeth Heller
Charles F. Sowers
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
S Car
Dry Run
Orothera
Fred H. Sowers
D. Lester Sowers
Shipsensburg
Washington
Western Pike
Warren Zeigler
Rowland Funeral Home
Mrs. Mayme P. Gilbert
Mayme Pearl Gilbert
Joseph Max Gilbert
Washington St
Leitersburg
William and
Venus Slick Kriner
Gilbert
Cand Oate
Philip ¢. Sorensen
Theodore Sorensen
Nebraska
Omaha
Childrens Clames
Phillip's Musical Land Inc
Long Meadow Shopping Center
John Lindsey
Associated Press
New York‘s
John Lindsay
Jird St
Park Ave
New York City
Youth In Business
Herald-Mail
Herald- Mail
Summit Avenue
Hagentown
The
Morning Herald
Daily Mail
Parant
Mus
Alan
Heral-Mail
Summit Ave
Maryland
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