Protests Roil Saigon As Election Sparks Clash
Vietnamese driver escaped unharmed after election posters were burned and youths hurled bombs during a three hour antigovernment demonstration in Saigon. Police dispersed rioters with rifle fire and truncheons amid barricaded streets near Hue and the National Assembly site.
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South Vietnamese Drive to Break North Viet Offensive
South Vietnamese forces suffer a setback in the Mekong Delta as Saigon troops launch a multi directional drive to break Hanoi’s week old offensive along the Cambodian border. Casualties include 18 killed and 64 wounded near Kien Thien while enemy bodies counted at 16.
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Congressmen and Clergymen Clash Over Prayer Amendment
Lawmakers push a proposed amendment to protect nondenominational prayer in public buildings while religious leaders warn it could increase government control over worship. The effort, led by 85 lobbyists including Mrs Ben Rubin, UCC, faces strong ecclesiastical opposition amid broad public support for school prayer.
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Inflation Costs U.S. Subsidy in South Viet Nam
A House foreign operations subcommittee asserts inflated exchange rates in South Vietnam amount to a hidden half billion dollar subsidy over three years. Seven lawmakers criticise current rates as illogical to actual economics, seeking a meeting with Secretary Rogers. State Dept notes rates are public and not hidden, with mixed views on relevance to aid costs.
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Synod Friction Over Press Relations At Vatican
At the World Synod of Bishops in Vatican City a dispute over press relations grows. Pope Paul VI condemned a liberal Italian television program while warning bishops against outside pressures and publicity. Cardinal Duval of Algiers urged caution with reporters amid cross fire from Paese Sera, the Rome daily, which criticized the Pontiff’s stance as addressing undisciplined clerics.
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Area church events list busy weekend schedule
A round of area church activities includes World Communion observances at several churches, revival and special services at Big Ridge Church of God, a Spurlows concert at Numbers Wig High School, a fall love feast at Manor Church, and multiple guest speakers. Local congregations host communion, memorial services, and youth events with additional programs at Salem Reformed, St Pauls Smithsburg, Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, and Holy Trinity Halfway.
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David Webster
Big Ridge Church of God
Price Road
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Fazerstown
Ray Noggle
York, Pa
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Franklin St Ry
Lawrence N. Strunk
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Hagesstown
Clark Hayes
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Potomac
Arthur L. Grove
Bible Thought on Yielding to Temptation and Victory
A compact devotional line emphasizes resisting temptation as sin and notes that each victory over sin helps someone else win. The snippet reflects a moral instruction style urging perseverance and self control.
McColley Named Deputy Commissioner of Maryland Corrections
Robert W. McColley will leave as superintendent of the Maryland Corrections Training Center and the Maryland Corrections Institute to become the state's deputy commissioner of correction effective October 13. The move follows a department reorganization creating three top admin posts after recent upheaval, with McColley aiming to advance Maryland correctional programs and place the state among leaders in innovation. He has led MCTC since 1966 and MCI since 1968, and will continue living in Hagerstown while working in Baltimore.
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Atate
Division of Correction
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MCTC
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Hagerstown
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McCarley
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Paul Wageley
Julian Brown
MCT
Baltimore Logs First September With Fatal Traffic Crash
Baltimore police report the city recorded its first fatal traffic accident in September since traffic statistics began in 1957. Police noted the month marked the inaugural fatality in this new data set for the period.
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Jury Absence Dominates Henderson Court Martial Proceedings
In a six week court martial in Maryland, Col. Oran Henderson faced extensive testimony with jurors frequently absent from the courtroom. Prosecutors contrasted the proceedings with the Calley and Medina mass murder cases, noting many witnesses and complex legal issues including a missing report and the admissibility of photographs shown to a key witness.
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William AL. Calley Jr
Ernest L Medina
Col. Henderson
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Werdolowski
Menninger warns Attica violence will spread elsewhere
Dr Karl Menninger told Topeka trustees that the Attica prison uprising and its 42 deaths would fuel further violence as security tightens nationwide. He said hate levels rise in prisons and criticized any belief this was the right response while urging counter violence is never correct.
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Daily Mail publication notice and mailing rates
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IMF Accepts Substituted Dollar Concept for World Trade
Larry Stuntz reports from New York that the IMF meeting endorsed a substitute dollar idea, the Special Drawing Rights SDRs, as a global bookkeeping unit borrowed from the Fund and settled between governments. The move aims to ease dollar gold link tension while keeping values nominal, with a plan to draft value schedules through Working Group 3 for review by finance ministers in November.
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New York
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Hoover Aide Reported Forced Out Of Job
Washington AP report says assistant director Williard Sullivan was forced into retirement after policy disputes with J Edgar Hoover. Sullivan, 59, was on sick leave as his office door locks were changed. FBI confirmed his retirement and replacement by Alex Rosen. The Post notes long friction dating to the 1960s over civil rights vs Communist threats.
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