302 Enemy Bodies After U S Men Clash With Cong
The report from Saigon says American forces clashed with Viet Cong in Tay Ninh and vicinity. About 302 enemy bodies were counted after fighting ended, with weapons and ammunition recovered. U S pilots flew 140 missions over North Vietnam, destroying cargo barges, antiaircraft sites, buildings and a radar station.
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Bob Gassaway
Saigon
South Viet Nam
John Nance
Phu
Associated Press
Saiton
John Lengel
Vie
Ameri
U.S
Sai-' A
Isiza
Thayer
Viet Nam
Italy Fights To Prevent Po River Flooding
Disaster response teams man the dikes around the Po River as floods threaten northern Italy. The Po rose about an inch per hour, forcing evacuations and straining rescue efforts across five regions. At Florence, the Arno flood damaged art treasures and manuscripts, with repairs expected to take years.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Aupusky
National Library Rome
APY
State Archives
Italy
Uifizi
National Library and State Archives
Venice
Toi
Paola Emilia
Taviani
Florence
Haly
Arno
Oriact
Thas
Uffizi Galieri
Santa’ Croce
Marylander Killed In Viet Nam Identified
Washington AP says the Defense Department announced the name of a Marylander killed in action in Vietnam. He is Maj. Gary P. Wratten, husband of Shirley A. Wratten of Silver Spring.
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Washington
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Gary P. Wratten
Shirley A. Wratten
Silver Spring
Record of light rainfall by local observers
Night rainfall noted by J Howard, Beckenbaugh, and D Paul Oswald in Boonsboro and Bridgeport. Beckenbaugh and Oswald report highs of 47 and 46 degrees, lows of 42 and 35, and 7 am readings of 43 and 35.
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J. Howard
Beckenbaugh
D. Paul Oswald
Boonsboro
Bridgeport
Oswald
Voter Turnout Heaviest In Maryland Polls This Year
Mary land voters flocked to polls with heavy turnout statewide and particularly strong in urban areas. The governor race drew three candidates with a focus on zoning and planning debates. Weather partly cloudy. officials caution delays and urge timely voting to avoid service disruptions.
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Baltimore
Thejhury
Maryland
Atcas
Negra
Cambridge
Weather Bureau
Wallace Wife Leads Campaign Rally Speeches
He speaks for Wite and has done most of the speaking at his wife's rallies and campaign appearances, Mrs. Wallace favored over her opponent, Republican Congressman James Martin.
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Wallace
James Martin
Zoning Violation Charged in City Council Hearing
A zoning dispute was presented to the council with remarks about potential rezoning. The discussion touched on clearance requirements and the impact of changing a property’s zoning, emphasizing regulatory compliance and possible enforcement actions.
Land Owners Protective Association To Meet Publicly
The Land Owners Protective Association will hold a public meeting this week at 8 p.m. in the Clear Spring American Legion hall.
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Land Owners Protective Association
Wertheslay At & P.m
Clear Spring
American Legion
Voting Density Surges in Maryland Suburbs and Baltimore
Extremely heavy turnout reported in Maryland suburbs of Washington with heavily Negro areas predominating. Baltimore and surrounding counties also show high voting activity amid some machine failures in the city. Charles Thompson, chairman of a local association, noted ballot issues and districting concerns related to Potomac Basin. On the Eastern Shore, Salis plan.
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Maryland
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Charles Thompson
Obituaries of Mrs Mary Myers and Mrs Susanne Byron
Mary C Myers of Hagerstown dies after long illness at Newton D Baker Veterans Center Martinsburg WV She was sister to Mrs Jane Multenix and previously mislisted as Mrs Jane Kauffman George D W Waddell of Day Road Martinsburg WV dies Monday afternoon Born in Toronto Ontario he lived in Hagerstown 40 years and worked as estimator in wholesale plumbing and heating He was a Covenant Presbyterian Church member and WWII Sth Air Force veteran Surviving wife Leona (Sheppard) Waddell daughter Nell Waddell mother Kate C Dawson sister Catherine Reichard brothers William Dawson Toledo OH Roy JG Dawson Hagerstown Funeral Friday at Minnich Funeral Home Hagerstown Interment Rose Hill Cemetery The family will receive friends 7 to ? Evening Frankly another obituary Susanne Byron 69 former of Hagerstown dies Friday night at Washington DC Hospital Center Widow of Gen Joseph W Byron daughter of late Col and Mrs Sedgwick Fire Active in Red Cross nurses aide, girl scouts, Playmakers, and blood bank Served in Red Cross and Cancer Society contributions to American Cancer Society Interment Rose Hill Cemetery Funeral Wednesday at St John Episcopal Church by Rev Albert J Lucas Flowers oked to Rose Hill Cemetery Take note of the two obituaries as listed in the local notices.
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George D. W. Waddell
Day Road
Hagerstown
Newton D. Baker Veteras
Martinsburg
W. Va
Toronto
Ontario
George J
Katherine Cochriney Waddell
Ue Covenant) Presbyterian Church
Sth
Leona (Sheppard) Waddell
Nell Waddell
Kate C. Dawson
Catherine Reichard
William Dawson
Toledo
Roy
JG. Dawson
Minnich
R. Benjamin Jones
J. Russell Butch Jer
Susanne Byron
Washington,d.c
Joseph W.byron
Sedg 1Wick
Washington County
Red Cross
Bloody Bank
Washington
Mics
Kent Bradford
Marblehead
Mase
Vernon
N. Simmons Jy
Alexendria
Wason
SS. R. Byron
San Francisco
Calif
Roozer Finneral
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Albert J Lucas
Rose Hill Cemetery
theAmerican Cancer Society
Prayer request prayer request line reads from Uniontown minister
Prayer today asks God to give purpose beyond self gain, to commit to Thy kingdom work. The note, signed by Neil Strait of Uniontown, mentions Akron East Liberty Nazarene and the church context in a devotional format.
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Neil Strait
Uniontown
Akron
East Liberty
the Nazarene
Oxford
Bryn Mawr
House His Castle Edwin GC. Dawnin's zoning clash on PA Ave
Edwin G C Dawnin testified in favor of a proposed zoning change on the TA Block Pennsylvania Ave. He said his 1929 PA Ave house sits in a residential district surrounded by businesses and cannot be sold as a residence or for business. The mayor and council said he could sell to anyone he wished, prompting murmurs from the crowd about racial and religious restrictions.
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Edwin GC. Dawnin
Pennsylvania Ave
Murmers
Property owner seeks to keep adjoining tract after remodel
Rosenberry told Cornell he bought land years ago for a late office and home and does not want it moved. He described an upgraded property and an option on an adjoining tract that he will repair and prepare for use.
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Rosenberry
Cornell
Voting intensity noted in Washington County election
About 25,000 people went to the polls as voting commentators predicted a close election. Leaders urged turnout to affect Maryland's future for four years while noting an unusually door to door campaign and fewer public meetings. Voters face 17 amendments and referenda plus changes in ballot layout for county and state offices. Polls open 10 am to 7 pm with results likely after closing. last election saw a race decided by absentee ballots.
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Kaylor
Mary Tand
Charles Eichelberger
Democratic Central
Washington County
Maryland
House of Delegates
Jon
J. Harold Sebbert
Surveyor
G. Merlin Snyder
Ourlang
G. Dennis Thurston
Board of County Commissioners
Viet Charity Show Agrees To Help South Too
London AP reports Viet Nam charity concert organizers bowed to protests by show business figures and agreed that funds raised would aid medical needs on both sides, not only the Viet Cong, in the war.
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London
Constipated Today Take Serutan For Regularity After 35
Advertisement promotes Serutan for over 35 adults claiming it is a natural digestive regulator. It describes daily use to improve peristaltic action and moisture in the system, contrasting with harsh pills or oils. The copy claims longer term regularity and references a Meekwards spelling.
Missing Murder Weapon Key Issue In Sheppard Trial
Cleveland AP report outlines defense and prosecution cross examinations over the missing murder weapon in Marilyn Sheppard slaying. Dr Max Halley and coroner Samuel R Gerber discuss whether a serrated surgical instrument could be the weapon, with jurors to hear ongoing retrial arguments by Samuel H Sheppard, former osteopath, convicted in 1954 and now seeking federal retrial.
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Thomas R. Castor
Gerber
Cleveland
Ohio
Marilyn
Sheppard
Nation Defense
Les Xoday
Af Batley
Boston
Samuel H. Sheppard
Max
God Don
Bay View Hospital
Common
Francis J. Tally
Bailey
Sami
R. Gerber
Cuyahoga
Halley
George Hamilton Undergoes Army Exam in Munich After filming
Actor George Hamilton, in Munich for “Jack of Diamonds,” underwent mental and physical examinations at an Army hospital following a prior draft order. His deferment controversy stems from his mother’s dependence on him, with the New York draft board previously requesting a physical.
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Munich
Germany
George Hamilton
Day
Kents
Iscal Army Hospital
Hamilton
New York
Tiny Michigan Community Goes Solid Republican
Pointe Aux Barques Michigan reports a solid Republican tilt as the state’s first to tabulate results. Only the attorney general race shows division with eight of thirteen absentee ballots cast.
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Pointe Aux Barques Mich
Michigan
Pointe Ax [Barques
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