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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1967

Page

1

Red China pressures Britain over Hong Kong unrest

Chinese- and Hong Kong based officials report Beijing pressing London to meet four demands after anti-British demonstrations tied to a strike by local workers. Authorities in Hong Kong lift curfew as protests spread, with calls for punishment of officials and compensation for victims.

Forrest Edwards Hong Kong Ching Britain Meri Nist Buti the Chinegs Wong Kong Macao Minons Sistelel Kowloot Ag Chinese Foreign ‘Ministryj D.C. Hopson Ers London New Ching Ta Kung Au- Pay Wen Wei Pao Wei Conlownpietey Hopson Raila Peking Lut

Johnson parallels Truman in 1948 political course

President Johnson weighs Vietnam costs and Great Society aims while courting North Dakota Governor Guy and Minnesota Senator Humphrey. The move mirrors Truman's 1948 bid as he faced a hostile Congress, pushing unity at a fundraising dinner and pressing desegregation and anti poverty programs amid war costs.

Jack Bell Washington Vietnam Johnson William L. Guy North Dakota Fargo Hubert H. Hyurebrey Guy Humphrey National Governors Center Milton R. Young Senate Harry S. Truman Polis Truman Congress

Agnes V Riner died in Martinsburg West Virginia

Agnes Virginia Riner, 69, of King Street Martinsburg West Virginia died Sunday at Winchester Medical Center. She was born in Berkeley County daughter of the late William Henry and Helen Duffey LeFevre and widow of Howard G W Coe Riner. She was a member of St Josephs Catholic Church and survived by two sons Howard River and Jobson River and a daughter Mrs F S Helen Mikahent. Services will be at St Josephs Catholic Church Ballubelurg Wednesday at 11 a.m. Burial will be in Sorine Mills Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning prior to services.

Truman Agnes V. Winer Congress Martinsburg W. Va Agnes Virginia Kiner West King Streat King's Dlockters Hospital Berkeley County William Henry Helen Duffey LeFevre Solingen Werldhris Kotromanis Martinsbure St. Joseph's Catholic Church Ballubelurgs Harris Findlay Presbyterian Sorine Mills Brown Funeral Home Guy E. Shoemaker Indiana Ave Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Administration Center Hagerstown Newton and Bessie Myers Morris Frock American Legion W. B.P C. Ellis Order of Eagles Hilda Krebs Guy I. Shoemaker E. Marie Laher Hagerstowne Harold Ralph Mildred Dowler Hagers Miovich Ira Keperling Rest Haven Earl Ware Newark Elkton Gilbert Carrie Taylor Ware Jennie Belle Ware Sarah Green Evelyn Brightful Wayneshard Jessie Manuel Ethel Jones Jean Campbell Floyd Ware Altona Samuel Ware Waynesboro Vernon Ware Watson Funeral Home J.C. Saunders Rose Hill Germetory Alice Mae Baker Fink Jacob E. Fink Hancocks Area Banmar Rest Home Washington, D.C Washington County St Peter's Catholic Church Fink Carl 4. Fink Washington Vincent J. Fink New York Stephen W. Fink Mancock Neil R. Fink Aberdeen

Stock Market Moves Lower

New York stocks opened irregularly lower amid active trading as losses edged above gains. Investors cited continued market weakness, a dimmer economic outlook, and a drop in April industrial production. Studebaker rose about a point and a half on merger talks with Worthington, while Control Data fell over four points. ARA, SCM, United Aircraft, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Polaroid, Eastern Air Lines also declined. Schering fell two points.

New York Studebaker Worthington Corp ARA, Inc SCM Corp United Aircraft du Pont Eastman Kodak Polaroid Easten Air Lines Schering

Johnson Aims to Offset Vietnam War Backlash with Social Program

Johnson faces unpopularity over Vietnam. He reportedly seeks to blunt dissent by expanding social programs and domestic reforms to appeal to voters and shift public attention from the war.

Johnson Vietnam

Obituary notices from Hagerstown area, 1960s page

Local obituaries detail Guy E. Shoemaker 56 of Indiana Ave and Earl Ware 50 of Newark among others. Includes service details, obituaries for Kenneth J Hills, Alice Mae Baker Fink, and Ernest P Matlin with funeral plans, kin, and burial sites in Rose Hill and Rest Haven Cemeteries.

Richard Speck's Lawyer Seeks New Trial Hearing

In Chicago AP report, Richard Speck's defense argues for a new trial citing alleged judicial errors as his case heads toward appeal. Lead attorney Gerald Getty discusses securing a fair jury and sparing Speck from the electric chair after his conviction for the 1966 nursing home killings. The Cook County State's Attorney and William Martin prepare legal points as Judge Paschen weighs the request.

F. Richard Ciccowe Getty Chicago Paschen William Martin U. S. Supreme State Cook County Richard Speck Speck Selec Peoria Bing Pagchen Getty’s Side Martin Paechen

Fulbright Faces Tough Year as Hawks Threaten Reelect

In Arkansas, Sen. J W Fulbright, a dove on Vietnam policy, faces a challenging political year. Prominent Democrats Merritt Faubus and Sid McMath, plus businessbackers and Republicans, weigh possible challenges as Fulbright’s stance on war and administration policy fuels scrutiny. Some insiders say Fulbright’s fate hinges on Vietnam and public mood, though no formal decision has been made.

Little Rock Ark J. W. Fulbright Arkan Bey Arkansas Vietnam Oireles Ey Faubus McMath Fulbright Faubus N Gingeat Senate Foreign Winthrop Rockefeller

Possible Hemorrhoid Shrinkage Without Surgery Claim

A New York science institute reports a substance that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery in most cases. Patients feel relief from itching and pain as swelling reduces with Bio-Dyre based formula, tested by doctors in New York City Washington and a Midwest medical center. Preparation H offers ointment or suppositories without prescription to soothe tissues and ease bowel movements.

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