Ecumenical Council to Approve Declarations on Jews
Vatican officials plan final approval of declarations on Jews and religious freedom at the Ecumenical Council. The Jews declaration was strengthened to absolve Jews of crucifixion blame, while conservative prelates oppose broad conciliar statements. Approval is expected soon with possible reservations and required clarifications delaying final promulgation.
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Ecumenical Council
Bennett M. Bolton
Vatican City
Christ
United States
Middle East
Italy
Spain
Christian Unity ‘Secretariat
Council
Vatican
Christian Unity Secretariat
Local Obituaries and Funerals in Smithsburg Area
Obituaries note Roy Roberts and Hyson officiating with burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Minnich Funeral Home to host viewing Saturday 7 to 9 p m. Roy Moler, 41, formerly of 124 Fairground Ave, died after illness. Born Shepherdstown WV, son of Lee Henry and Virginia Moler, longtime Wartestown resident and sales rep. Survivors include wife Ila, and extended family. Services Monday 10 20 a m at Bowser Funeral Home, Rev George Whetstone officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Ruth Kinna, 77, Middletown, wife of C O X Kinna, died at Frick Memorial Hospital. Viewing at Gladnall Funeral Home after Saturday. Burial in Reformed Cemetery Middletown. Hoy Al Stout, 68, Inwood, died Thursday at City Hospital Martinsburg. Retired store and filling station operator, member of Pikeside EUB Church. Survived by wife Elizabeth, stepmother Bertha Stout, Martinsburg, two brothers, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at Pikeside EUB Church with Revs Sheet and Klinefelter officiating. Burial in Pike side Cemetery.
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Wiliam R. Moler
William Reinhart Moler
Fairground Ave
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lee Henry
Virginia (Reinhart )Moler
Wagerstown
Moler
Knoxville
Curtis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
West
Sarah Manzel
Ila West
Elizabeth
Wolf) Moter
William E. Moter
iHome
Braddock Heights
Bowzer Funeral Home
George E. Whetstone
Rose Hill Cemetery
Middletown
Ruth Friends
Fair Lxinna
C. Ox
Car Kinna
Jerick Memorial Hospital
Inwood
Hoy
al ‘Ten Stout
City’ Hospital
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Uhe
Jon Gilbert
Mary Catherine (Gageby) Stout
Pikeside
EUB Church
Nea
Elizabeth (Coffey) Stout
Bertha Stout
Fred
Max
Waler Folk T
Harry Triggs
William Falk
Pike
Side
Pikeside Eeb Church
Lee B. Sheetifer
Mrs Katie Mae Carrill Dies At 81 In Smithsburg
Mrs Katie Mae Carrill of 19 BN Main St Smithsburg died Thursday afternoon at her home age 81. Born in Baltimore she had lived in Smithsburg the last 40 years. Widow of Dr BF Carrill she was the last member of her immediate family. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Hilda CG Snyder Smithsburg and a son Dr Howard Carrill Hagerstown plus two grandchildren and nieces. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Min.
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Katie Mae Carrill
Main St
Smithsburg
Baltimore
BF. Carrill
Trinty Lutheran Church
Hilda CG. Snyder
Buddhist Students Riot Against New Vietnam Civilian Government
Buddhist students protested in Saigon demanding an end to the new civilian government. Troops blocked their march toward Tier Hong palace while 1,500 demonstrators were kept from gathering near the High National Council. They later entered the central market after being dispersed, amid clashes with police and armed youths.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Viet Nam Cap
Tier Hong Palace
High National Council
Tran van Thing
Censtral
New
Vietnam
Texans Serenade Teen Age Beauty Queens In Dallas
Fifty two Miss Teen Age America candidates in Dallas for a pageant festivities after a Texas A&M serenade by singing cadets. Semifinalists include Gayle Brackett Carolyn Maglunds Nancy Covsins Andrea Ayers Lana Karen Gack Sherrel Stephens Kathleen Frances Ross Linda Sicelardi Diana Lee Clouse Debra Diethelm. Candidates tour, watch films and enjoy formal introductions as they advance toward a $10 000 college scholarship prize. The serenade and events add pageantry to the week long celebration amid upbeat social activities.
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Dallas
Texas
Diana Lee Clouse
Stockton
Calif
Gayle Dana Brackett
Atlanta, Ga
Linda Diane Jicciardi
San Francisco
Andrea Lynn Ayers
Greenville
D.C
Fett
Carolyn L. Migaini
Baltimore, Md
Gana Karen Lack
Memphis
Peggy Simpson
Ameri Tca
Texas Aggies
Wells
Gayle Brackett
Atlanta
Carolyn Maglunds
Baltimore
Pangborn Club Banquet Planned for Saturday Night
Pangborn Club announces a Saturday night banquet as part of its schedule. President Johnson pledges cooperation with Mexico in fighting disease during talks with President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. Diaz Ordaz, set to be inaugurated December 1, winds up a 27 hour visit at the Johnson Tanck with plans to return to Mexico City.
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Johnson
Mexico
UAH
Ipinnanee
Preascu
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Diaz Ordaz
Johnzon
Imith Johnson
Diaz Ordaz
Johnson France
Pangborn Corporation Holds Thirteenth Awards Banquet
The Pangborn Corporation hosts its thirteenth annual awards banquet at the Hotel Alexander ballroom Saturday night, welcoming 32 new members into the club. President Ralph M. Trent will preside as James H K McConnell, Pangborn executive vice president, is the principal speaker. The evening includes a fellowship hour, banquet, and entertainment by the Cress Ottemiller Orchestra.
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Pangborn Corporation
Alexander Ball Room
Thomas W. Pangborn
Pangborn
Frank Cormier
David
Townson City
Tex
Minera
Maryland
Johnson
Bottors, Jr
John C. Bowers
Mexicol
Wing Orda
Charles W. Bradenburg
Maurice G. Caron
J. Clavin
Thous Siesta DeLauney
Ralph R. Dibert
William M. Hichelberger
Russell A. Felook
Lauran B. Funk
Charles P. Harile
Robert Iz
George M. Johnston
James_ L. Kline
Raymond W. Kline
Daniel A. Marshall
Raymond E. Miller
Roland H. Morgan
John C. Panghorn, Jr
Donald T .A. Reedy
Rogert
Hepp
William C. Ruth
C. Thurston Shank
Edward
Jack N. Travinger
Charles A. Watkins
Ralgu M. Trent Willl
Jerend
Russell Butcher
James HK. McConnell
Slspam
Potomac Room
Cress Ottemiller Orchestra
Helen R. Fisher
Emory H. Cline
Harold ©. Travinger
Robert J. Zoller
David S. Baughman
Charles P. Croft
Guy D. Dejauter
Lester C. Hamby
Chester L. Morrison
James IV
Pac
A&P Butchers Set To Strike In Baltimore Area
Baltimore AP report notes AFLCO Almaga agreement in sight as meat cutters and butchers plan to walk out. Local 117 and Local 692 unions coordinate a 10 30 pm vote at A P supermarkets across central Maryland and Delmarva to press for or against an agreement. About 759 of Local 117s 2000 workers at A P stores would join. 2690 A P employees in Local 692 would honor the picket lines. Last spring when Altman union struck Acme Markets, Maryland households faced grocery shortages as seven major chains closed at midnight.
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Baltimore
A&p
Maryland
Teir
Dover
Del
Caperstrike
Charles
Fire destroys three garages on Potomac Street
A blaze yesterday at the 300 block of S Potomac Street destroyed three garages owned by Garland Gra and leased by Walter Campbell Construction Co of Baltimore. The fire, which began at 10 58 a m, burned until about 7 15 p m with no damage estimate available. Pipe coverings were stored inside and investigators noted a car parked beside one garage may have sparked the fire.
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S. Potomac St
Garland Gra
Walter ©. Campbell Construction Co
Baltimore
Mowen Couple Divorced in Bannock County Court
Arlene F. Mowen of Boonsgore Idaho was granted a divorce from Robert W. Mowen by Bannock County Court in Fucatelo Idaho. She receives custody of their son David Robin Mearwell and the case highlights local family matters in the era.
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Arlene F
Poifenberger) Mowen
N. Main St
Boonsgore
Robert WV. Mowen
Bannock County Court
Fucatelo
Idaho
David Robin Mearwell
Prayer Today in Luther Theological Seminary Message
Prayer expresses devotion to God through Christ Jesus. It calls for courage to enter God’s eternal kingdom and to engage in the task of reconciling people to God and to each other. It emphasizes loyalty to good and opposition to evil, attributed to M. Rogness, president of Luther Theological Seminary in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Jesus
M. Rogness
St. Tau i Minn
Luther Theological Seminary
Burial and funeral arrangements announced for local family
Burial will be in Bunker Hill Cemetery. The body will be moved to the family home today and stay until 12 36 p m Saturday when it will be removed to the church where it may be viewed until the service. The family will meet friends at the home at 4 p m Saturday before proceeding to the church.
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Bunker Hill Cemetery
Aif
Fire damages street light wires at 288 Cannon Ave
Early morning fire damaged street light wires at 288 Cannon Ave as firemen arrived at 6 38 am. The city light department was notified to handle the incident and restore service.
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Cannon Ave
City Light Department
Food Arrives For Civil Defense Center in Courthouse
Men unloaded 144 cartons of dried food for the Civil Defense emergency operating center in the Washington County Court House Annex cellar. The shipment contains 107A meals to feed 41 persons for one day as county leaders prepared for a possible atomic attack and stationing operations in the sheltered center.
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Civil Defense Emergency Operating Center
Washington County Court House
A&P Spokesmen Say Local Strike Won’t Affect County
A&P spokesmen stated the strike would not impact Washington County as local store employees are in a separate location from the one striking. The remark emphasizes geographic separation to minimize disruption.
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A&p
Washington County
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Gand Electric Service
Heonsbero, Md
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aanaHts
Mier
Ministry OF Ties
Riggs
Pangborn Club
A&p Butchers
Potomac St
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D.C. Va
W.Y
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Associated Press
CD Center
Courthouse
Hagerstown Lions Club
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Youth For Christ Week
Youth For Christ
Jesus Christ
America
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