Trouble Brewing In Seoul Continues After Coup
The article reports on Seoul's military upheaval with Gen Chang seeking Western support. US officials oppose ousting the elected government while arrests rise and curfew violators are detained. Demonstrations by students appear paused as Chang calls citizens back to duties. Foreign Minister Kim denies plans to invade the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Hong-il
Chang
Kennedy
John ML Chang
Kin
White House
Receim
U. S
Marshall Green
Magruder
Seoul
Kim
Obituary notices from Chambersburg and nearby areas
Obituaries continue with Ida W Wolfe of Harmony and Ida Wingerd Eckmes of Chambersburg. Surviving relatives include spouses, children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services planned at Selters Funeral Home and Bittle Funeral Home with interment in local church cemeteries. An honorary degree event is noted for Mount St Marys College with regional clergy involvement.
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Wingerd
Eckmes
King Street United Brethren Church
Chambersburg
Karry Bender
George E. Grave
Rt. 2
Raymond H, Harrison
Hagerstown
Margaret Mills
Selters Funeral Home
Clyde W. Meadows
Lincoln Cemetery
Ida W. Wolfe
Albert A. Wolfe
Harmony
Thomas and
Wilen King Winfield
Menbor
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Orphaneeans
Myersville
Olive Blickenstall
Ethell Gray
Msgr
Porter J. White
Archdiocese of Baltinore
Francis P. Keatots
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Nonsmoking Day Proclaimed In Province
Victoria B C May 31 proclaimed Nonsmoking Day by the provincial government in an order in council approved by Premier W A C Barineth The proclamation urges people to refrain from smoking that day and thereafter to protect forests which officials say burned over 5000 acres last year at a cost of about 150000 to fight The Forest Service notes 257 fires caused the damage and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
W. A. C. Barineth
British Columbia Forest Service
Martial law in Montgomery as guards aid police
Gov Patterson proclaims martial rule granting Adj Gen Graham sweeping power to quell riots as federal marshals back bus riders. Tensions escalate with US officials clashing over authority while troopers, guardsmen, and police confront rioters at a Negro church and around city streets.
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Ing
Johns Patterson
Adj
Henry V. Grahams
Soicy
Robert Kennedy
Montgomery
Kennedy
Byron Tr
Patterson
Alabama
Carlier
Birmingham
Herman Price
Graham
L. B. Sullivan
Ku Klux Kon
Freedom Riders
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Anniston
Ala
Alays Aga
Eichmann Aids Prosecution By Highlighting Missing Documents
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann helps Israeli prosecutors by noting gaps in submitted documents. With around 800 exhibits presented, he sends written notes via his counsel claiming additional materials exist. Prosecution says missing items often point to files better held by Otto, while allied records recover key correspondence on final solution.
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Jerusalem
Issel
Adolf Eichmann
Isaeli
Eichmann
Europe
Dows
Bald
Saturnine
Gestapo
Otto
J Eichmann
Prague
Shet Wuerzburg
Gurmandos
Texas Senator Main Speaker At Sharpsburg Event
A Texas senator, the main speaker for Sharpsburg on May 30, is noted for a career spanning service in the Army and National Guard, election in a Texas special election, and a later United States Senate term. The fragment references Chandler Texas origins and studies at Sam Houston State Teachers College, along with a legal career and district judgeship prior to military service in World War II.
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Texas
Sharpsburg
Lomunnedero Rage Joe
Army
AIG
West Virginia
Europe
National Guard
Martinsburg
Japan
Wee
United States
Yarborough
Chandler
Sam Houston
Smugglers Watched By TV At Idlewild Airport
New York AP reports customs officials set up a huge closed circuit television camera era at Idlewild Airport to monitor would be smugglers. The three cameras, disclosed Thursday, may mark the first use of such a system by the Customs Service at an airport.
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New York
Idlewild
Woss
Customs Service
Parents debate when to introduce table foods to infants
Authorities discourage early table foods for young babies but allow gradually, noting purees may be phased out. When offered regular meals, the child may accept or refuse, influencing family eating patterns as the infant’s preferences emerge.
Open House At New Conococheague Elementary School
An Open House event Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. showcased the Conococheague Elementary School west of Hagerstown. Visitors toured modern classrooms and facilities, including a first grade wet area with a pet turtle, whilePTA leaders and teachers greeted guests at the main entrance and guest book.
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New Conoco
Conococheague
Hagerstown
Ruth Arnsparger
Earl Miller, Jr
George Facker
Christine Werdebaugh
Cornell
Tedrick
Conococheague P.T.A
Alma B. Suffeccal
Donald Mongan
Prayer for Truth and Spirit in Daily Life
A prayer asking for guidance to resist falsehood and be open to new and old truth. The requester seeks the Holy Spirit to fall again, enabling kindness, warmth, and light in daily life through Jesus Christ. Preserved as a religious invocation attributed to Scott Wrenner of Philadelphia and Westminster Press.
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Jesus Christ
Scott’ Wrenner
Philadelphia
Today
Westminster Press
School Aid Bill Heads For Action
Lawmakers push a broad school aid measure amid amendments and political strategy. Senate debate continues on civil rights riders while subcommittees refine the National Defense Education Act extension. House panels plan actions on military funding, space programs, and private school aid as tax reform and Latin American aid measures move forward.
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Bil
Senate
Ser
Preycott Bush
H-Conn
Strom ‘Thurmond
DSC
House
Senate Education Subcommittee
House Education Committee
Ways and Means
Kennedy
United States
Mills Opens Tenth Gas Station in Ransom West Virginia
H L Mills last week opened a new modern gasoline station on Fairfax Boulevard in Ransom, Jefferson County. The Chamber of Commerce awarded a plaque praising improvements to the business district, part of Mills stations across Frederick, Westminster, Elmolt City, Hancock, Waynesboro, Chambersburg, Martinsburg, Winchester, and Harper's Ferry.
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IE L. Mills
Wis Chamn
Fairfax Blvd
Ransom
W. Va
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
Ouier J. L. Mills
Frederick
Westminster
Elmolt City
Hancock
Wayhesboro
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Winchester
Hapecestown
Veteran vaudevillian Joe Moward dies on Chicago stage
Joe Moward veteran vaudevillian and songwriter died on a Chicago stage last Friday night. He will be buried privately in a mausoleum engraved with musical notes from his famous song I Wonder Who's.
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New York
Joe Moward
Chicago
Permits Issued For Improvements In City
Permits for minor improvements were issued by City Building Inspector Gerald Shank. Allen It Haddock at 1418 Salem Ave received a two car garage permit costing 500 dollars. Howard Oyler received a porch addition at 63 Devonshire Rd and W R Dietrich replaced a front porch at 225 Norway Ave costing 100 dollars. Roman Strack obtained a double face plastic sign at 319 Antietam St for 400 dollars. L W Caldhamer added a porch at 20 Summit Ave costing 150 dollars.
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Gerald Shank
Allen
Haddock
Salem l Ave
Howard Oyler
Devonshire Rd
W.R. Dietrich
Norway Ave
Roman Strack
Tre
Antietam St
L. W. Caldhamer
Summit Ave
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Hagerstown Trust Company
B. W. Washington St
Prospect Avenue
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
He University of
Yesas
Lan Vet
Austin
Chihuahua
Indio
Potomac ST
Heague School
Ip Poguetien Cous
Mraurance
Orville Bitner
Wash. St
H. L. Mills
Tenth Station
Powereye
Toilaflex
Seth
SAAB
Sweden
Auto Show, Ltd
Dow.jones News
NEW York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Regent
Jonathan Street
Hamilton Hotel
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