Confession of Faith Roils Presbyterians in Federal Jobs
Presbyterians fearing potential loss of security clearances react to a proposed no confession of faith in the church’s 1967 confession. United Presbyterian leaders touring the nation warn that the creed’s peace emphasis could clash with government work. Clergy in Washington DC fear employees with clearances may face repercussions, while church leaders defend pastoral autonomy and member welfare.
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George W. Cornell
Sortlant
Ore
Classifig
Floyd W. Ewailt
Ciuifet
Ashington
D.C
Defense
Pro
Air Ewalt
United Presbyterian
Washingon
Inter-Club Rotarian Meet Brings Churches Across States
An inter-club Rotarian gathering across Washington D C and Kansas attended by leaders from multiple churches. The session discussed church loyalty, peace efforts, and a controversial phrase attached to a Bible verse. Speakers included Joseph F. Yego and Dr. Hershey, with Richard Newson hosting.
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Marland Arch
Oltigers
Ho- Washington
Kansas
Mace
Fountain Head
Vita
Washington, D.C
Ihytery
Shite
Peterson
Court Martial May Turn Into Trial Of U S On War Crimes
The Levy court martial may broaden to accuse the United States of war crimes in Vietnam. Defense argues that Special Forces medics aid villagers but some troops kill those not swayed by care. Judge Brown tentatively allows Morgan to pursue proof of a formal policy rather than isolated acts.
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U.S
Alcanier
Solumbia
Howard B. Levy
United States
Vietnam
Eerl
Levy
Brooklyn
Green Beret
Special Forces
Nuernberg
Charles Morgan
Morgan
American Civil Liberties Union
Brown
Local Obituaries for Willis Knouse Hyatt and Others
Multiple obituaries list Gussie Virginia Willis of 328 Elizabeth Ave killed after long illness, with survivors including sisters Mae Rockwell and Amney B. Lowman, brother Robert M., burial at Haven Cemetery after services. Frederick E Hyatt, 6, and Paul G Knouse Sr. 64 noted. services pending with Haven, Zimmer men, Humbert and related funeral homes in Hagerstown, Chambersburg, and Martinsburg areas. survivors include family members and veterans.
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Gussie Virginia Willis
Elizabeth Ave
Mae
Rockwell
North Mont Valla Avenue
Leetown
W. Va
Anha
Belle Smith
Bush Rodis
Grace Ei Church
Hagerstown
Temple Builders
P. Moller Incorporated
Mney B. Lowman
Alexandra
Robert AM
Tlh
Haven
Apie Haven Cemetery
Adams County
Ipa
George
Jennie Hartman Knouse
Order of Eagles
Hagersstown
Fairchild Hillel
Eyerly
Clay F. Wenninger
Chamibersburg
Warald M. Zimmerman
Greencastle
Paul G. Koouse Jr
Pittsburgh Pa
Lair
York
Guy
Coatsville
Mark
Carlisle
Zimmerman Funeral Home
A. Gut- Shall
Buial
Hutt Norland Cemetery
Chambersburg
Applicants Compete For Tavern License In Washington County
The Washington County Liquor Board will hear two applications on Tuesday June 11 for tavern liquor licenses. Dixie Tavern at 107 Elizabeth Ave and another tavern at 207 Elizabeth Ave are both seeking Class D beer and liquor licenses. Owners R J Hornang and R L Ealkimlet run the premises and also own Mason-Dixon Coin Machine Co. The Subway Tavern at 301 Elizabeth Ave previously operated by Fatire mechanic had its license lapse in April and is now applying for a new license.
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Washington County Liquor Board
Charles Leon Rathar
Dixie Tavern
Elizabeth Ave
Boll
Aer
R. J. Horn Ang
R. L. Ealkimlet
Mason-Dixon Coin Machine Company
Fatire
Subway
Power Saw Stolen Here From John Sareo Porch
City police investigate theft of a power saw valued at 94 dollars from the rear porch of John Edward Sareo at 5 Moller Ave this week. Investigations also cover a false fire alarm at Maryland Ribbon Company on Wednesday, a rear window smashed on a car belonging to Carroll France Jr. of Kendal Park, damage to a parked car owned by Mark F. and Harriet J. Pryor, police finding a box of pictures at Burhans Blvd and Pennsylvania Ave, and ongoing trouble with streetlight shootouts.
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John Edward Sareo
Mollor Ave
Maryland Ribbon Company
Carroll] France Jr
Herriet J. Pryor
Burhans Blvd
Pennsylvania Ave
Arabs May Be Tempting Fate New World Crisis Could Explode
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argues a dangerous Middle East crisis could erupt from Syria and Egypt backing fedayeon attacks on Israel. Nasser's troops move toward the Israeli frontier, with Yemen and Jordan tensions rising as Egyptian and Syrian forces clash with Israel, risking a broader Arab conflict and possible world repercussions.
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Middle East
William L. Ryan
Syria
Fedayeon-Commandndati
Shiel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Yemen
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Revo
Cording
Cairo
Liytionaries
al Ahram
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Hus Nasser
Sein
Acaleppasi
Russell McCain Named Maryland Highway Safety Coordinator
Annapolis Maryland national service state official Russell McCain has been designated the Maryland highway safety coordinator. He will continue existing duties and lead coordination of official highway and traffic safety programs in the state under federal highway safety guidelines.
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Annapolis
Ammen
Russell
McCain
Maryland
Florida Gets Heavy Rain After Two Month Drought
Florida faced a storm system bringing heavy rain after a two month drought. Forecasters predicted more showers next week as floods hit coastal counties. Rivers rose and fire crews worked to restore power and clear damaged streets in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and nearby areas amid slippery conditions and widespread outages. Wildlife losses were reported in the Everglades with birds and fish affected by the deluge.
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Miami
Pla
Florida
Everglades Nation
Park
Uls
Joe Pelis Lin
Everglades
Drops In New York Stocks Sharply After Profit Decline
The block market opened lower as first quarter profits fell to a 1929 low. The Dow was nearly even with gains and losses mixed. Heavily capitalized chip stocks led declines, with Du Pont dropping over two points and autos also slipping. United Aircraft and several leaders fell about one point, while American Motors traded down on profit taking.
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Wew York
New York Stock Exchange
Bu Pont
United Aircraft
Xerox
U.S
American Motors
Bain Wedding Tangles Stir Virginia Society
Richmond AP reports Thomas Bain and Joyce Ann Bain plan a wedding this Saturday. The event humorously involves multiple Bains on the guest list including the officiant organist best man maid of honor two bridesmaids and a flower girl, with 50 Bains invited from each family for the celebration. Both families hail from southside Virginia and have not faced a close kinship.
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Richmond
Thomas Bain
Joyce Ann Bain
Bain
Virginia
Armed Convicts Captured Accidentally By Officers
In Altoona Pennsylvania two escaped Maryland convicts Malcolm Christensen 34 and Harry L McClelland 32 were captured without resistance by four officers after a car stop near Hollidaysburg. Police did not know the men were fugitives until they were in custody.
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Altoona
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Malcolm Christensen
Harry L. McClelland
Hollidaysburg
Prayer and escape mark Baltimore prison break manhunt
A church group in Yorba Linda is noted in a prayer. In Baltimore two inmates Christensen and McClelland overpowered guards, wounded a hostage, and fled from custody. A massive state trooper manhunt ensued Wednesday night with four troopers arresting the pair. Authorities recovered a .38 revolver and a .22 caliber automatic. They escaped while being transported to Patuxent Institution in Jessup.
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Jesus
Yorba Linda
Christensen
McClell
Baltimore
Cheistersen
McClelland
Gaurt
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Eit
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White House
Johnson
Laft
Marine
Captarvey C. Barnum Jr
Cheshire, Conn
Army Spec. & Law
Rénce Joel
Winston Satem
N. C
Army
Charles
William
Charleston
Nils
Hubert Humphrey
Walter J. Marin Jr
Washianton da Fars
Angie Oo
Confession OF Faith
Edward L. Elson
Washington
National Presbyterian Church
Miss Gussie V. Willis
Bran G. Knouse Sr
Frederick E. Hyatt
Brederick E. Wyatt
East Lee Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Humbert Funeral Home
Confluence
Aul G. Knouse Sr
Jimmy Lee Marston
Newton
Jim Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Lee Marston
Pearl Macparent
Russell McCain
Dave Sipelv
Fisher's Pharmacy
Virgin? Ave
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Washington St
Dmanters
Sunbeam
West Bend
General Electric
Patito
Agit ‘Et and Seover
North Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
Ferculek Aed
Uly Boaters
Sisshyied Eam
Hare
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