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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1965

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Girl Stabbed To Death By Home Intruder

Washington AP report: a 6 year old girl, Jayce Ann Brigman, was stabbed multiple times in the throat inside her kitchen as a man intruded during a visit by the stepfather Charles Williams at a 34 Q St NW apartment. Williams chased the assailant but the suspect escaped several blocks away. The mother was at work. motive not yet determined.

Washington (Ap Kitchan Jayce Ann Brigman Charles Williams Q St N.W Walliams Moller Troat

Prayer Today Emphasizes Balance Between Past and Faith

A Brooklyn NY pastor emeritus Amon Alfred Grant Walton calls for palse and balanced judgment as readers weigh old and new faith. He urges respect for past culture while keeping minds open to new insights and continuing revelation.

Jesus Amon Alfred Grant Walton D. B Brooklyn, NY Flatbush — Tompkins

Truck Tonnage Up In 34 Areas

In 34 metropolitan areas the week ended November 20 showed truck tonnage up 72 percent from the same week last year, according to a report by the American Trucking Associations. The gain reflects broader economic activity and shipping demand across the nation.

Washington Assovia- Hons

Baltimore Radio Massy to mark oldest continuous unit

State and church groups plan to honor the oldest continuous radio Mass in the United States in Baltimore this June. Lawrence Carolinal Shehan will preside as clergy from statewide churches participate and clergy receive AA service directories and pamphlets.

United States Baltimore Jeu Lawrence Carolinal Shehan Maryland Council of Churches Alcoholics Anonymous Samuel M. Shoemaker

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Five Named To Dean's List At Mount Saint Mary's College

Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg announces five named to the dean's list for the first quarter. James Murray son of Mr and Mrs Murray and J William Helmer of Summit Avenue are on the list. Murray a biology sophomore and Helmer an accounting major. Also listed are Joseph Clare Jr Fort Ritchie William Leichert III Frederick and Gary Green Keedysville.

Hagerstown Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg Carl J. Fives James M. Murray Robert E. Murray Knotty Pine Drive J. William Helmer Summit Ave South Haglerstown High Murray Helmer Joseph F. Clare Jr Fort Ritchie William B.leichert III Frederick Gary E. Green Keedysville

The World in 1965 Gift Idea from The Herald-Mail

A Christmas gift offer for a volume titled The World in 1965. The 288 page AP sourced history compiles dramatic color and black and white photos and articles on major 1965 events. Includes topics from Vietnam to the Watts riots to the Pope visit. advance gift certificates and $3 per volume.

Herald - Mail Ser Associated Press Johnson Iso Herald-Mail

Johnson pushes to trim civilian program costs in Great Society plan

President Lyndon B Johnson seeks to cut civilian expenditures as Viet Nam and Great Society programs strain the budget. Budget director Charles O Moyers says the administration aims to keep total spending near 100 billion dollars while pursuing domestic reforms amid rising costs from new programs and military needs. Talks with German and Pakistani leaders are noted as part of broader planning ahead of year-end policy decisions.

Johnson Parker Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories Donne Spitio Ludwig Ered Johnson Erhard Texas White House Alto Charles Apd Bill D. May- Sehulize Harold Wilson Washington Pedernales River Estate Congress Moyers

Former Williamsport resident John M. Remaley dies in Pittsburgh

John M. Remaley of Williamsport died Friday at Allegheny Hospital after months of illness. Survived by wife Arlene of Springdale and daughter Mrs. Sallie Dilts of Springdale. Remaley worked at Ft. Martin Power Plant and was formerly construction superintendent on No. 4 Unit at the R. P. Smith Plant in Williamsport. Services set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Springdale.

Williams‘port John M. Remaley Alleghany Hospital Pittsburgh Rie Arlene North St Springdale Sallie Dilts Remaley Ft. Martin R. P. Smith Williamsport

Area Deaths John Vyrt Moon in Martinsburg West Virginia

John Vyrt Moon 57 died Saturday morning at City Hospital after a long illness. Born in Morgan County to Kenneth and Carrie Moon he retired from Standard Lime and Cement in 1962. Survived by wife Carrier Moon two brothers Leslie and Charles three sisters Widmyer Miller Cleland. Funeral at Bethel Pentacostal Tabernacle Monday 2 p.m. with burial at Pleasant View Memory Gardens. Brown Funeral Home to host viewing Sunday 7 to 9.

John Vyrt Moon Martinsburg W. Va Morgan County Kenneth Carrie Rankin Moon Standard Lime and Cement Company Bethel J Pentacostal Tabernacle Carrier Michael) Moon Leslie Moon Charles Moon Baltimore William Widmyer Berkeley Springs Alma Miller Boonsboro Robert Cleland Hagers ‘Town Bethel Pentacostal Tabernacle Martinaburg M Strickland Nelson Brenner Pleasant View Memory Gardens Brown Funeral

Fellowship Meeting Sunday at Hagerstown Temple

A special fellowship meeting will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Hagerstown Evangelistic Temple located at Howard and Doruee Streets. Rev. Lester Myers will speak, with special singers and musicians from other churches performing.

Hagerstown

Prince Charles to Star in Macbeth at Gordonstoun

The 17 year old heir to the throne Prince Charles will play the title role in Shakespeare's Macbeth at Gordonstoun boarding school in Scotland. In the audience are listed Charles' agents Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip among others.

Gordonstoun Scotland Prince Charles Charles Queen Elizabeth 1 Prince Philip

Americans Prefer Cars To Wives In Buying Oddly

New York writer HAL COOPER recalls buying a car sight unseen after returning from abroad. The tale lampoons American caution in autos versus marriage, noting the dealer’s shock and the couple’s insistence on Burgundy color four door Vulture 6 with radio as they save on cab fares.

Hal Cooper New York America Santa Claus Aldo Long Island Comrapter Jose Cote d'Or Yonne Saone-et-Loire Jali

Hollywood Actress Patty Duke’s Studio City Wedding

TV actress Patty Duke, 19, wed Friday in Studio City near Hollywood. Harry Falk Jr., 32, is assistant director of the Stride of O Brien show. Duke starred on her own series for seven years.

Hollywood Patty Duke Studio City Harry Falk Miss Duke Sev Ferst Falk Triste of O'Brien

Pope Praises World Press At Vatican Council Meeting

Pope Paul VI praised world press coverage of the Vatican Ecumenical Council. He told more than 500 journalists from around the world he complimented and heartily thanked them for their arduous and difficult job.

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