Johnson shifts focus to domestic program plans
President Johnson moves planning away from foreign matters to domestic policy and a new budget. He will meet West German Chancellor Erhard in December and draft the State of the Union message while at the LBJ Ranch. The trip delay and holiday observance shape his strategic timetable.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
LBJ
Washington
Edward
Moscow
Asia
Drews Air Force Base
Gen
Earle
Wilson
G. Wheeler
Ment
Thet Erbard
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nam
London
Paris
Viet Nam
Uoon
Harold Wilson
Congo
Son
Josoundings
Josoundings On His Trip To Thefense Robert S. McNamara’sseph Mobutu
Mobutu
United Nations
Joseph Kasavubu
Slong
Soldier seeks letters from friends in Viet Nam
SiR Richard E Brown now in Viet Nam requests letters from friends at US S2587 S41 511th Engineer Company PB 1st Cavalry Division Air APC San Francisco 96490 Brown a 1960 graduate of South Hagerstown High School is the grandson of Mrs Mary Kretzer Salem Ore
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Viet Nam
511Th Engineer Company
1St Cavalry Division
Air
APC
San Francisco
Brown
South Hagerstown
Local Obituaries Highlight Huber Turner Gantz Baumbach
Obituaries note Gilbert James Huber of Altoona 17 died at Fairfax Road home of foster daughter Mrs Heney Blickenstaff. Retired painter for Pennsylvania Railroads Shops in Alcona 44 years. survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Mass at St Mark's Altoona. Also Edward Turner 72 Martinsburg died at Veterans Hospital. services at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. Clara K Gantz Boonsboro widow of G Edward Gantz dies at Reeder Nursing Home. funeral at East Feners Home Boonsboro with Interment Boonsboro Cemetery. Josephine Baumbach Wil liamsport area dies at Mt Wilson State Hospital. survived by husband Damon Baumbach and granddaughter. services at Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport.
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Altoona
Foster Daugher
Heney Blickenstaff
Fairfax Road
Nosear Flagss
Pennsylvania Railroads
Alcona
St. Mark's S Catholic Church
Railroad Retirement Association
Gertrude Huber
Kathryn Huber
Hattie Huber
Jacob
John
Nephyeus
Stevens
St. Mark's Catholic
Calvary Cemetery
Rest Haven
Finneral Chapel
Edward Turner
Suman Ave
Newton Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ellsworth and
Mary
Byrd) Turner
Church of Christ
Anna {Montgomery} Turner
Bettie McNatt
New York
Helen Nelson
York
Finneral
Todstay
Arlington National Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Clara K. Gantz
Irs
G. Edward Gantz
Bodasboro
Reeder
Boonsboro
William E
Amanda (Ridenour
Mt Nebo
Theodore Elser
Boonsboro Cemetery
Josephine Baumbach
Mt. Wilson State Hospital
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Daugher
Max
Rose Serge Bauerlein
Haferstown Seventh Day Adventist Church
Damon Baumbach
Williamsport Sanitarium
Pie
Leaf Funeral Home
Williamsport
Joseph Ray
Riverview’ Cemetery
Attorney Says Some State Schools Trying To Maintain Segregation
An Eastern Shore attorney and chair of the Maryland Advisory Committee to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission says public schools on the Shore and in Southern Maryland strive to keep segregation. He cites "free choice" plans as ineffective and notes officials often stop short of desegregation to keep federal money. He points to Kent Cecil and Wicomico counties where real efforts exist, while many areas show only partial integration. He also mentions specific cases in Talbot and Worcester counties and reports very low integration in most Southern Maryland counties.
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SAP
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Civil Rights Commission
William Hi. Adkins
Kroes
Enlyr Whitehools
Kent County
Schoo Board
Camline
Cecil
Wicomico
Adkins
US Office of Education
Talbot County
Worcester Counry
Shoreland
Coutrtes
Area Deaths Middletown Joseph Sampsell Rites Set
Joseph B. Sampsell 88 of Braddock Heights died at Vindabona Convalescent Home. He is survived by a daughter Melton Smith of Glen Burnie and two sons Joseph Baltimore and Ward Panama Canal. Body at Glad Hill Funeral Home Middletown with services Monday at 2 p.m. and burial in West Haven Cemetery Hagerstown. Friends may call after 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Harvey H. Wild
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Dorchester
Worcester
Somerset
Neattack
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Kebs Brandenburg
Arlington
Joyce Wilder
Bruce Wilder
Dorothy Acy
Oak Harbor
Elmina Raitz
Troy
Mich
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Ruthy
Moore
Eileen Taylor
Beallsville
Ohio
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
C. Wesley Bradley
Middle Atlantic States
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Middletown
Joseph BR. Sampsell
Braddock Heights
Vindabona
Henry
Lucinda (Redman) Sampsell
Melton Smith
Glen Burnie
Joseph
Baltimore and Ward
Panama Canal
Glad Hill
Hest Haven
Hagerstown
Hearing Opens On Suit Aimed At Seating More Negroes On Juries
A three judge federal court begins a hearing in Lowndes County Alabama over a suit to increase Negro participation on juries. Plaintiffs the Justice Department and Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity contend current juries underrepresent Negroes in a county with 80 percent Black population. The case, filed with ACLU aid, seeks to ban race based jury discrimination and also challenges a law barring women from serving on state court juries. A similar broader civil rights context follows President Johnson’s push for federal legislation.
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Lowndes County
Justice Department
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
American Civil Liberties Union
Tustlee Department
Episcopal Group
Alabama
Nicholas Katzenbach
Big Spring
Episcopal” Seminary
State Roads Commission
Jonathan Daniels
Demnation
Keene
Max L
Jeanne A
Lingenfelter to Speak at Hagerstown Youth Rally
Reverend Galen M. Lingenfelter of Calvary Brethren Church will address the youth rally at the Hagerstown Christian Youth Center at 7 30 Saturday. The event features entertainment by the Lowery Sisters and others and is open to the public.
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Galen M. Lingenfelter
Calvary Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Prayer for the sick from Donald Archibald in Ontario
Prayer today asks God to heal the ill and ease pain, noting God does not afflict his people willingly and asking for grace to endure. It pleads that if His will allows, afflictions be removed and health restored, fostering trust in Jesus Christ. Signed by Donald Archibald, Para, Ontario, minister, Knox Presbyterian Church.
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Jesus Christ
Donald Archibald
Knox Presbyterian Church
God
Committee Debates Study of School Budget Financing
Washington County Advisory Committee discusses starting a study on school budgeting for 1986-87. The group aims to inform the public about how budgets are written, with Roger L. Fiery Jr. saying a two week executive decision will appoint subcommittees and begin in-depth work.
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Washington County
Citl
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Washington County Board of
Rec
Washington County Commission
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Edu
Charles Owens
Dor
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Fief
Hancock Intermedite
Paul D. Malchenate
North Hagerstown High
Gale Creek
Hancock High
Wilmer Dunn
Smithsburg
Oliver Briver
Williamsport
Wesley Deavers
Boonsboro
Board of Education
Charles Clopper
Clear Spring
Paul Horst
South Hagerstown
High
Virginia Man Forfeits 459 On Three Accident Counts
Richard W. Hills of Monroe Virginia posted 459 for three charges driving under the influence failure to stop after an accident and failure to obey a flashing red signal. Other drivers paid fines for traffic offenses including drunk in court sentences and fines for reckless driving and traffic signal violations. Mason missing appearance continued.
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Imateh
Monroe
Tan
Richard W. Hills
Washington County
Ethel Louise Gordes
George Andrews
Dodson
Waugh
Berkey Springs
Roger Y Lee Davis
Pope Ave
Ralph E. Albert
Pennsylvania Ave
William A. Mason
Rockville
Market Trends Mixed As Airlines Lead Early Gains
New York traders opened with uneven moves as airlines and select issues rose. Activity was moderate with Martin Marietta up 74 1 to 24.44 on an opening block and Wallace Murray advancing 7 4 to 2 on about 2,200 shares.
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New York
Martin Marietta
Wallace Murray
October Enrollment Tops 20 802 in County Schools
Total October enrollment reaches 20 802 led by North Hagerstown High School at 2 191 and South Hagerstown High at 1 733. Elementary pupils account for 11 1 percent of the total with 9 603 in junior and senior high schools. First grade has the highest enrollment at 1 689, while fourth grade marks the second high. Attendance leaders include Williamsport High at 98.1 percent and Smithsburg Junior High at 41.6 percent. Lincolnshire leads elementary with 748 pupils and Dargan Elementary records the smallest class with 90. The report notes Washingtonport and other schools, with several totals and grade counts across five other high schools and multiple elementary schools.
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South Hagerstown High
Washingtonport
Han Sounty Dalladee Ee Cock
Richard Martin
Atlot Education
Williamsport
Smithsburg
Ville
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North Potomac
Lincolnshire Reads
Pangborn Blvd
Dargan
Greensburg
Fairplay
Mt. Lena
Boonsboro
Clear Spring
Local Laundry Equipment Ad Promises Self-Serve Coins
An OCR damaged classified item markets coin op washers. It touts self service gear and asks readers to call or write to Baltimore Chemical Equip for details. The quirky text mentions a center and offers contact options.
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Snard
Carey
Coomop
Baltimore Chemical
Wash
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