U S Doubles B52 Forces In Viet Nam War
Washington reports that the United States has nearly doubled its B52 bomber presence over Vietnam. Intercepted Viet Cong findings show they fear bomb rains from Stratofortress sorties based on Guam. Since early 1965 these planes have conducted numerous strikes, delivering tens of thousands of tons of explosives to disrupt enemy operations.
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Guam
Viet Nam
Souvery
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bozralda
Stine
Lull In Ground Fighting Continues Third Day
Reports from Saigon indicate a third day of a lull in ground fighting as U S and South Vietnamese forces engage in patrols around the Dalat region. Communist casualties are listed at 75 with 22 killed by Vietnamese forces in three small engagements, while still noting limited air attacks and ongoing skirmishes in the central highlands near Pleiku.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Dalat
U.S
King Hussein Warns Middle East On Brink Of Explosion
In an exclusive interview at the Amman royal palace, King Hussein of Jordan warned the region is near a dangerous explosion. He said Israeli raids and border tensions, plus Arab nationalist opposition and internal subversion, threaten world peace and urged friends to recognize the stakes.
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AP Corve
Roy Essoyan Hussein
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Therael
Associated Press
Mid-jinz
East
Samoa
West
Israel
Arab World
Obituaries from Hagerstown area and Battle Creek services
Funeral services were held today in Battle Creek for Fred C Tuck Saunders 62 who spent his early life in Hagerstown born in Maryland he died November 25 survived by wife daughter granddaughter and sisters Alice Bussard Yearl Davis Ethel Hare Mary Smith and brother Charles Saunders Also items note Rachel Kochenour 74 of 1 ½ E Franklin died at Martin Manor Nursing Home and Clara Brenneman 72 obituary with church affiliations and funeral details plus notices for Madore and Hadfield families and Philip Delosier Baltimore 54 obituary with service details and surviving relatives.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Fred C
Tuck) Saunders
Hagerstows
Saunders
Maryland
George and
Mary Saunders
Mee Saunders
Alice Bussard
Hagerstown
Yearl Davis
Fairplay
Ethel
Middletown
Minvich
Ue A.m
Lester Kautlman
Rose’ Hill Cemetery
Ays
Clara Brenneman
Clara Josephine Brenneman
Clarence A Brenneman
West Side Ave
Mary and the Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Railroad
Breaneman Eaves
Donald Brenneman
Francis Brintog
Mary Bussard
Catherine Burger
Balmers
Rouver Funeral Home
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Kloman Riggies
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Philip Delosier
Baltimore
Lyndale Ave
Harry
Sarah Delosier
Catherine Mumma
Delosier
Laughter
Phyliss I
Thy
Glen
Tso
Virginia Fanning
Opal DeLas
Bess Pryntz
Annabelle Milla
Nancy Bruce
Russel
William
Bud
Schumunck Funeral Home
Taserat Tome
Brekns Lane
Bel Cores
Lako Aves
Prayer Today at First Methodist Church
A prayer petition from Amer. Hoover Rupert minister at Arbor Michigan First Methodist Church asking forgiveness for restricting gratitude to a single day. He requests God open springs of gratefulness so every day becomes an act of thanks to Jesus.
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Hanks Ylvin
Jesus
Hame
Amer
Hoover Rupert
Arbor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Market Dips In Active Trading
New York stock market opened lower as traders followed Monday's pattern. Oils led slight gains while major issues fluctuated, with American Can slipping to 4.22 and large blocks trading on American Telephone Ford Motor and Boeing amid overall cautious activity.
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Acre
American Telephone
Ford Motor
Boeing
Jersey
Nixon Predicts LBJ To Cut Great Society
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon told a Boys Clubs of America dinner that President Johnson will adopt a more conservative course after congressional election results. He asserted Johnson would cut back on spending and the Great Society program and will adjust to a rising rightward political trend.
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New York
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Boys Clubs of America
Tierbert Hoaver
Son Of Actress Recovering From Operation
In Thousand Oaks California AP reports actress Jayne Manfield’s six year old son Zolan is recovering after a second surgery following a lion attack at an animal compound. A hospital spokesman says doctors removed the boy’s spleen after confirming the lion ruptured the organ during the incident on Saturday.
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Calif
Jayne Manfield
Zolan
Ollano
Surenry
Willy
Works Board Establishes Car Free Zones
The Works Board at a Wednesday meeting set no parking zones along streets near public facilities including Oak Tree Circle Baltimore Street Summit Avenue and Oak Hill Avenue. Ronald F Dunne USN grandson of Mr Mrs James F St was noted as serving aboard USS Franklin D Roosevelt in combat operations Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam and a one hour parking restriction was granted in front of St Pauls Methodist Church.
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Mirs
James F
Dunne
Oak Tree Circle
Baltimore St
Williamsport
Summit Ave
Las
Franklin D
Last Of Quints Passes First Crisis In Pittsburgh
In a midmorning news brief at Magee-Women's Hospital Pittsburgh doctors reported that one of the quintuplets born to Mr and Mrs Michael Aranson has entered a first crisis with respiratory distress jaundice and a possible blood exchange transfusion within days. The infant is described as 5-foot-2, 104 pounds and named Arayson, a daughter of the 72 hour mark, with other quintuplets also fighting to survive. Dr Lee Bass notes that mature babies exist and the family holds hope despite the dire condition as clinicians monitor yellowing skin and freezing cries.
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Distant
Galt
Ras Shep
Bass
Tiey Roni Suevel
aUoice
Elataheon
Jay
Paul
Lee Bass
Arayson
Magee-Women's
Roni
Hospital
Ld i
Michael Aranson
Foth
Richard Leatherman Wins Sharpsburg Mayoral Race
Richard T. Leatherman was elected Sharpsburg mayor with 120 votes to 108 for his opponent Page Otto. Incumbent mayor Elmer Koontz did not seek re election after 14 years. William Delaunay was re elected vice mayor with 148 to 63 for Gwen Marshall. A photo finish gave Herbert L. Canfield a one vote win over James O. Eliott and Eugene B. Kline for a council seat. New council members include Phandaen EO Ta ramp 26 and Grafton V. Smith. Elliott and Kline tallied 87 each. Voters approved an amendment raising the municipal fine from 20 to 40 dollars. Total turnout was 235 of 242 registered voters. The new administration will take office January 3.
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Sharpsburg
Richard T. Leatherman
Page
Otto
Elmer Koontz
William Delaunay
Gwen Marshall
Herbert L. Canfield
James O. Eliott
Eugene B. Kline
Ekcelet
Thomas
Phandaen EO
Elliott
Kline
Ray T. Norris
Mary G. Grave
Keller Scott
Sharpeburg
Red Chinese Leaders Review Red Guards at Beijing Rally
Kyoda News Service reports in Peking that Chairman Mao Tse-tung Defense Minister Lin Piao and rival Liu Shao-chi reviewed Red Guards at a rally in Gate of Heavenly Peace Square. The report comes from the Red Chinese capital.
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Mao Tse-lung
Lin Fiao
Liu Shao-chi
Red Guards
Heavenly Phace Square
Peking
Kyoda News Service
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Spilman) Ellis
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Haperstown
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Beaver Creek
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Colmar Manor
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Wanda Voss
Teton City
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