Red China's Moscow Team Forcing Soviet Concessions
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that China’s delegation in Moscow pressured the Kremlin to back away from hard line policy while pressing for unity among Communist forces. Beijing urged Moscow to treat Peking as equal and to adopt a tougher international stance against the United States, with talks in Peking next year seen as limited progress toward arming peace.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
Moscow
Chou Enlai
Kremlin
Tram
Peking
United States
Zeroin Zon
Europe
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Drenner
Mosco
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Soviet Union
Anty
Intent Revolu
Deaths in local area including infant Mills and Morrison families
Two day old Wanduck-Tonga Rene Mills, daughter of Lewis Marlin and Shirlex Ann Mills, died at War Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs at 1:15 a.m. Graveside services set for Friday at Rose Hill Cemetery Clear Spring with Rev. Robert Nalley. Also reported: Clyde Morrison, 67, Beaver Creek born, longtime area resident, died after illness near Boonsboro. Funeral set Beaver Creek Christian Church Friday at 2 p.m. Burial Boonsboro Cemetery. arrangements by East Funeral Home Boonsboro. Beatrice Mason, Baltimore, died at Maryland General Hospital. Burial Presbyterian Cemetery Hancock.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Clear Spring
Robert Nalley
Grove Funeral
Hancock
Clyde Morrison
Anna May Stottlemyer Morrison
Hono
Boonsboro
Sisia
Me O
Beaver Creek
John Ant
Mary Stouffer Morrison
First Christian Church of
Uaw-Cio
Hagerstown
Boonsharo Democratic Club
Pangborn Corporation
Morrison
Richard Boyer
Jefferson
Homer Hlaubs
Aldine Moser
Maymond Schroyer
Middletown
Paul L. Morrison
Charles Gaver
Roy Morrison
Fred Morrison
Hubert Morrison
Myersville
Beatrice
Myers Mason
Charles Frank Mason
E. 29Th St
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
William Moweird Myers
Grove Funeral Home
Wilson T. Dowling
Presbyterian Cemetery
Mae R. Morgan
Mar R. Morgan
Patrick AL. Frederick
Jasper W. Morgan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles 2
Elizabeth (Buhrman) Graxsnickle
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
Surgeves
Paul G
Frederick
Charles W
J. Donald
Rockville
Janenel Homberson
Lorena Ei
Dawson
Lorena Elizabeth Brenner Dawson
E. Moler Ave
Martinsburg
James T
Marietta Springer Mopper
Trinity Methodist Church
R. BR. Dawsson
J. Raymond Wood
Green Hill Cemetery
Knoxville
Sarah Manzella West
Rt. 2
Vindebona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
David and
Mary ( Merriman) Bingham
Harry Curtis West
Waverton
Ethel Bingham
Beansboro
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Edwin Hedgepath
Claude Brubaker
Friends Tay
Oral
Area Deaths in Myersville and Martinsburg Areas
Obituary notices summarize deaths of Mrs. Mae R. Morgan in Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Lorena Elizabeth Brenner Dawson in Martinsburg, with extensive family survivors, church ties, and burial plans. Also notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Manzella West of Knoxville and arrangements for funeral services and burial.
Conflicting Reports On Who Will Be New Atty General
Reports from Johnson City indicate the President may name Katzenbach to head the Justice Department while Kilduff says no Cabinet change. Washington sources later suggest Clark Clifford could be named, leaving Katzenbach out. The conflicting accounts reflect uncertainty over the administration’s choice amid Kennedy resignation.
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Art
Johnson City
Tex
Duff
Johnson
Wadeen
Conrad Tor Aineing Katzenbach
Kilduff
Sigil
Iealgenbrecht
PYORS
SEC. L
Malcolm Kilduff
Katzenbach
JMC
Washington
Clark Clifford
Lange
Jannson
Harry S. Truman
Strected
Tas
Robert] F. Kennedy
U S Sub crewmen visit Japan after protest
U S Navy Sea Dragon crewmen toured Japan amid anti nuclear protest claims that the submarines could bring nuclear weapons to the country. Washington officials said attack submarines in the Pacific Fleet are not equipped with nuclear tipped arms and pose no such threat.
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Japan
Washington
Pacific
New York
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
U. S
New York Central
Ford
Chrysler
Con
Chesapeake
Sea Dragon Crew Sightsee as Japan protests fizz out
U S submarine Sea Dragon crews toured Sasebo amid a failed leftist sit in that drew about 200 students and police clashes. Police guarded the U S base as demonstrators dispersed by noon and some resumed later. Navy officials played down disruption while noting the event drew little direct American interference.
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Edwin
WHITE
Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Hefbst
U.S. Navy
Zengakuren Students Association
Sea Dragon
Douglas
Gulhe
Pawling
N.Y
Y —A.A. Scott
Toronto
Qnt
United Church
Canada
Prayer for peace and restraint amid global crisis
A prayer asks God to spread influence in hearts to turn swords into plowshares and spears into pruning hooks. It pleads for nations to forsake war and learn peace, invoking divine guidance to curb profits from conflict and foster global harmony.
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God
Jesus
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