30 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
1
Veterans report positive reception after service and lack of heavy toil during camp life. They describe respectful conduct, adequate meals, and orderly routines, contrasting with harsher depictions of military life elsewhere.
McGeorge Bundy, Kennedy era top presidential aide and current White House adviser, is expected to resign as Johnson shifts power to Cabinet chiefs. Moyers, already acting as de facto foreign policy director, is tipped to replace Bundy at state, while Bundy may pursue a state department post. The move reflects Johnson’s preference for direct access to top Cabinet officers and signals a broader reorganization of the White House staff.
AFL-CIO United Steelworkers President J. W. Abel reaffirmed support for the 10-year industry-wide bargaining system with major steel companies that supply most of the nation's steel. The stance contrasts with emerging leadership voices favoring a one‑by‑one approach after internal splits in the union. The debate follows the White House settlement and broader steel crisis discussions.
New York stock prices opened uneven with blue chips showing slackness while speculative issues moved. Du Pont and General Electric slipped, American Telephone faded, Pan American World Airways gained, and defense-linked names fluctuated amid Viet Nam tensions. In obituaries, Dr. Henry H Breehbill, 75, former Boonsboro principal and educator, died at Washington County Hospital. memorials at Fairney Keedy Home Chapel. Leonard Needy, 57, farmer from Route 4 Hagerstown, died unexpectedly. Funeral details and survivors listed.
Obituary notices list James K. Leigh of Williamsport Maryland and multiple Needy relatives of Hagestown and Chewsville, noting survivors, church membership, and funeral plans. James K. Leigh died on a Saturday. services set at Rourer Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Heart Fund.
Milford Ellsworth Powers 45 died of a heart attack in Charles Town General Hospital. He worked as a brake man on the B and Q for two years and at Washington Terminal Company in D.C. for five years. Survived by his parents and relatives. Fannie Carpenter Shank 78 of Maugansville died after an illness. Survived by husband Christian J. Shank and several children and grandchildren. Service details to be announced. Nancy Prather Foster of Wallmore died at home after a long illness. Retired teacher and St Paul’s Methodist Church member. Survived by daughter, a son, a brother, and a grandson. Clarence Linevin Hartsock 71 died suddenly at home in Hagerstown area. Survived by wife, daughter, and son. Burial arrangements pending. James F. Powers Sr. of Hagerstown noted as near relative. Clyde N. Fahrney 74 of Waynesboro died of a heart attack. Funeral and burial details set with no viewing. Known as antiques roller and hobbyist. Services in Grove Funeral Home.
Gloria L Wolford is in fair condition today at Washington County Hospital. She was seriously injured in an auto accident Sunday morning in which her husband Frederick Wolford was killed.
President Johnson approves a nationwide one stop job information plan for federal employment. Centers in 55 major cities will provide admission details, agency information, and all federal job opportunities in one place. The initiative aims to attract capable applicants and streamline the civil service recruitment process.
Police say a burglar with antique knowledge ransacked the Draper residence at 91 West Washington Street while the owner was away since Sunday. Items valued yet to be determined were taken, including a grandfather clock. a truck likely hauled away the loot. Police continue the investigation.
Heavy snow blankets England and Scotland with massive drifts and floods in midlands. Gales disrupt ferries from Liverpool to Dublin and halt some London channel flights. Local notices and periodical prices appear in garbled text amid the wintry conditions.
Prayer today asks refreshment from the Lord during Advent, urging acute awareness of divine love formed in Jesus Christ. It calls hearts to stay focused on season meaning, welcomes the Christ child, and seeks humility to commit life to the Lord.
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