Familiar Faces Missing At Demo Banquet Saturday
A political banquet scene features missing familiar faces and debate on unemployment, education, and manpower policy. Speakers including Charles Michelberger and Warren Houghman discuss college access, government programs, and the aim to reduce waste in national resources while urging youth registration and vigilance in party leadership.
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Seti Crispas
America Anc
Ube
Smith
John Birch Society
Jan
May
Ehitel Jar
Windlow F. Burhans
Magers
Eeee Laneley
Congress
Stic Central Committee
Numan
Washington
Ae Therichere Re . vi Peace Corp
Tawes Amities
Mary. Neal
Aldellin
Luis Goldael
Victor Cushwa, Jr
Riots Prompt King to Call for Calm and Rights Action
In Birmingham a tense night followed rioting with fires and injuries. Activist leaders including Martin Luther King Jr and Ralph Abernathy urged restraint as reports cited possible federal troop moves. The Rev A D King survived an attack on his home as police guarded a church where speakers urged nonviolence amid clashes that damaged businesses and injured three women.
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Birmingham
King
Ralph D. Abernathy
Wallace
Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
Walker
al Lingo
Jeadera
Schurch
A. D. King
Area Deaths Rollin Gilbert and Barker in Mercersburg area
Obituary notices report Rollin Gilbert 74 of 104 Linden Ave Mercersburg Pa died in the Chambersburg Hospital after illness. He served Mercersburg Academy 1921 1955 and taught chemistry and was a weather observer. Survived by wife Roberta Chandler Gilbert and two children Ruthie and Robert M. Funeral service Tuesday at Mercersburg Academy Chapel. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Also listed are Raymond Arlington Barker 49 of Brunswick Md former IRS center custodian and Rotary member who died after a motorcycle crash. Survived by wife Mary and son Raymond Jr with burial in Martinsburg area.
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Rollin 7
Glitart
Rollin PL
Linden Ave
Mercershure Pa
Dod
Wie Chambaralurg
Kajardays
Horn
Camilen
Manly
Josephine T Allehaugh Gilbert
Mercersburg Academy
Wis Nem
Fry Coal and Stone
Mercersburg
Evler
Trinity United
Church of Gilst
Rotary Chik
Mercersburg — School Board
Roberta (Chandler
Martinsburg
Raymond Arlington Barker
Tor Charles ‘Lawn General Hospital
Bart March
Walker Blaite
Alay
Narees Barker
Brunswick
Hhe Irs
First Rapist
Equality Madge No
AF. & AM
Baker Ueigns Ruritan Club
Tie
Moscow
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Ilus
Frat
Kozlav
PravdayAll
Suit Ustinov
Ye Party Cepral
Brownling
Pearl Funeral
Jahi
Jabert Sum
Howard R
Katmandu
Nepal
Nana
Swshas
Mien
Lon Ie
Vernon Mason
Weston Shire
Hi Crest
Whichester
Mayely
Berkeley County
Charles Y. Owl May J. Franks Mason
B. & O. Breightyt
They’ Eagles Club
Leota Ashby Mason
Ore
Corier
Cole
Raleigh Sr
Crownt
Howard L. Crause
Ruinall
Rosedale Cemetery
From drugstore to X ray tech, Cookie Andersen to train
Cookie Andersen, eldest of four from Funkstown, pursued nursing after high school. She trained at the School for Student X Ray Technicians of Washington County Hospital, enrolled with five students, under Dr. Stanley Macht and seven senior techs. She accepted a permanent hospital position after certification in July and will earn about 275 dollars monthly. Her state exams await in Baltimore this fall to register with the American Registry of X Ray Technicians. She plans marriage alongside her career and enjoys swimming riding and dancing with fiancé Mike McComas. Hospital Week highlights the role of hospitals in youth career training.
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Lot Hagetown Hirth
Cookle
Washington County Hospital
Stanley i. Macht
Hagerstown
Cookie Andersen
Baltimore
Board of the American Registry of
Kenneth Wayne Andersons
Funkstown
Cookie
Mike McComas
Mike
University of Tennessee
United States
Local Death Notices and Funeral Details From Page 1b
A list of funeral arrangements and bereavement notices. Tess ay services at 3:00 p.m. officiated by Joseph Clem with burial at Salem Reformed Cemetery and meals to follow. Other notices include Bath Ann Painton Hoth weeks old at Johns Hopkins Hospital with surviving parents and siblings. Berwick and Massey Md funeral services set for Rev. Edmund Gettier with burial in Druid Ridge Cemetery Baltimore. Obituaries note multiple family connections across Berwick Walker L Shae Winchest and surrounding areas.
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Coffman
Teyoseph Clem
Burjaini
Salem Reformed Sharely
Mie
She Acer Fund
Bath
Ann Painton
Painton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Quad
Ray Painton
Dagorsfawn
Willy
Kahy
Chers
Earl Wolfe
Berwick
R. Paintan
New Stayrni Beach
Fla
Longenberger
EL. Gettier Jr
Leo Gettier
Uf Lie Thesday
St Clements Episcopal Church
Massey
Bishon John Gardner Murray
Gettier
St. Thomas Episco
Val Chavet
Hancock
Druid Ridge Jemetery
Baltimore
Panel Report Awaited In Rail Work Rule Dispute
Washington officials prepare to release a presidential panel report on the rail labor rule dispute that could halt U S rail traffic. The panel led by Samuel J Rosenman mediates, with recommendations nonbinding, and a strike restraint until the report is issued. The unions and railroads hold sharply opposed views on featherbedding and eliminations of firemen and related workforce changes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Samuel J. Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Dawanil
Dwight 2. Eisenhower
Presidential Commission
Afl-Cio Brotherhoods
Prayer Today Bear Father of All Families
A religious dedication by Alfred N Sayres professor emeritus Lancaster Theological Seminary thanking God for family joys and asking for strength to share blessings with the less fortunate in the family of God through Jesus.
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God
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Semin
Soviets Urged to Silence Spies and Slips
Soviet military leaders, alarmed by security flaws exposed by the Wynne Penkovsky espionage case, order servicemen to keep quiet. Red Star warned of chatterers who reveal information on phones, radio, and public lectures, in a front page editorial on the spy trial.
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Moscow
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Rial
Red Star
Deutsch Under Sedation Awakens to Speak
A cancer patient identified as Deutsch, receiving heavy sedation mist, remained awake long enough to converse, indicating stable condition despite treatment concerns.
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Deutsch
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Chery
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Portamouth
Slater
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Fidel Castro
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Siberian
Livia
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Japan
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Taymont Wotlandee
Mila Miller
Pam
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Harvey Miller
Failax Waters
Hara
Tate John Tomas
Catherine Ellen Hershert Drake
Wilting Waters Presbyterian Church
Spring Milla
Jeanetin Samsell
Haypleville
Edoa Landit Ik
Waters
Latcheq Zombro
Foster Couchman
Spring Mills
Jerry Ferdinand Shade
N. Queen St
City Hospital
Frederick County
William
Jane Huntchenson Shade
St. Lukes E.U.B
Berlin
Fukuoka
Ita- Tokyo
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Miller
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Woodlsville
Ole
Oflia Lanny
Dictown
David Ly Ring
Albert St
Brown Funeral Home
Howard Lee Fuk
Hebron
Revival Crusade Bethel Assembly OF God Church
Spruce Streets
T. J. Kerfoot
Kerfoot
East
Rev
A. J. Barrett
Tabedap Otel Bapico
Rotary
the Marquis CO
Potomac St
Haperstown
Potomac Playmakers
Mary Sunshine
Florida
Universal Motel
G.A.C. Finance
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Potomac Street
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Summit Avenue
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