Black pupils join White children sit-in clashes in Crawfordville
In Crawfordville Georgia police and state troopers faced about 100 demonstrators as Black youths attempted to join white students amid a planned school integration drive. Dozens of protesters were arrested or wrestled to the ground, while others carried books and marched toward the Capitol as organizers seek to end segregation in Tallapoosa County.
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Don McKee
Crawfordville
Muses
Americas
Southwest
Georgia
Atlanta
Arter Es
Agun
Charles Brown
Ameriks
Nales
Crawfordville-Atlanta
Murden High
Taliaferros
J. T. County
Johnson
Local Deaths in Hagerstown Area
Obituary notices for Margaret Randa Gill, widow of former councilman V W Randall, born State Line Pa, died at Western Maryland State Hospital after four years illness. Survivors include daughters Mildred Morris Helen Penner Violet Wynkoop Hilda Duvall Mabel Renner. sons Cecil Paul Thomas Earl. 24 grandchildren 48 great grandchildren 12 great great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Rouzer Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery. Also listed are William Rexford Sinn and R A Cramer with funeral details and survivors.
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Glen Margaret Randa MM
South Potomac
Helen Penner
Violet Wynkoop
Hilda Duvall
Mabel Renner
Hagerstown
Cecil Paul
Thomas Earl
Melvin D. Mughson
Rouzer
Rose Hill
Willian Rexford Sinn
Salem Ave
John H
Tde E. (Clark) Sinn
St. Matthew's
Angus Reedy
Warren Baughman
Mienich
R. A. Cramer
Rebels Crushed by Tony Escoua Kuala Lumpur Report
AP dispatch from Kuala Lumpur says loyal troops of the Diponegoro Division crushed Communist backed rebels at Jakaarta after fighting near the former capital of the Indonesian republic which changed hands three times. The fate of rebel leader Suherman and the whereabouts of Lt. Col Untung remained unclear as the crackdown continued.
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Tony Escoua
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Radio Jakart
Toops
Jasjakarta
Lentral
Jopiskarta
Liberman
Diponegoro
Untung
Jogjakarta
Loyola
Suherman
Graf
Area Deaths Foster Fink 78 Frederick
Foster Fink 78 of 412 Columbus Avenue died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. He was son of Rheuben and Tabitha Bell Fink. Survived by three daughters Shepherdstown WV and Frederick residents, four sons Middletown Clinton Amarillo Tex Burkettville, one stepson Jefferson, one sister Middletown, 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body at Gladshill Funeral Home Middletown. Services Friday 2 p.m. Rev George Kilnefelter officiating. Burial Lowest Valley Church of God Cemetery.
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Frederick- Foster Fink
Columbus Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rheuben
Tabitha
Bell) Fink
Kent Barron
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lewis ‘Hargett
Frederick
James Welly
Brunswick
Harold
Middletown
Edward
Clinton
John
Amarillo
Tex
Ray
Burkettsville
Robert Delauter
Jefferson
Ottie Ausherman
Gladshill
George Kilnefelter
Lowest Valley Church of God Cementery
Street Cleaning Automation Faces Downtown Problems
Baltimore street cleaning automation replaces workers with carts and brooms, aiming to save about 100000 annually. However machines cannot clean under parked cars, forcing the city to consider new early morning parking rules or accept dirt left beneath vehicles.
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Baltimore
Prayer Today Prayer and faith note from Michigan minister
A brief devotional prayer attributed to Lon Woodrum of Hastings Michigan reflects humble access to God through Jesus Christ. The item is part of The Daily Mats 1935 editions and includes church affiliation Evangelical United Brethren, with archival boilerplate about printing and dispatches from Associated Press.
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Lon Woodrum
Hasting
Mich
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Germany Bound Airman Completes Repair School Course
Airman Second Class Allen K. Stoner has completed a two week Automotive Repair School course at Chanute AFB and will spend three weeks home before reporting to a new duty in Giessen Belstadt Germany. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Karl O Stoner of 102 Hollywood Rd.
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Germany
Allen K. Stoner
Chanute Air Force Base
Siliinis
Giebelstadt
Stoner
Karl O. Stoner
Hollywood Rd
Art Carney Withdraws From Play Amid Hospital Stay
New York AP report says 47 year old Art Carney is in a hospital after withdrawing from The Odd Couple on Broadway. Manager William McCaffrey cites nervousness and low mood for many reasons, with Carney last appearing Saturday and being replaced by his standby Paul Doulev.
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New York
Art Carney
William McCaffrey
Carney
Walter Mattan
Paul Doulev
Vote On Right Of States To Ban Union Shop
Washington AP report outlines ongoing Senate battle over Taft Hartley revision. Democratic Leader Mansfield moves to table the bill and vote against his own motion, seeking guidance on public stance while filibusters continue. Thurmond and Southern Democrats push to keep the debate alive as sponsors acknowledge lacking a two thirds threshold.
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HALL
Washington (Ap
Alissoe
Anbout
Nike
Everett Mansfield
Montana
M. Dirksen Oflinois
Logay
Mansfield
Senate
Nincteta
Table Land
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Dirksen
Stock market slides on LBJ gall bladder operation news
The New York market fell sharply as nervous selling followed news that President Johnson will undergo gall bladder surgery. Leaders like IBM and GE showed mixed results while Du Pont and other major issues drifted.
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New York
AP i
Johnson
SCM Corp
Thiokol
Zenith
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
General Electric
United Aircraft
Woolworth
Caterpillar
Royal Dutch
Lorillard
du Pont
Soviet Moon Rocket Luna 7 Aims Soft Moon Landing
Tass announced Luna 7, launched Monday, is scheduled to land on the moon Friday near 1 a.m. Moscow time. It would be the Soviet Union's third moon flight this year, with no official purpose stated but believed to seek a soft landing.
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Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
United States
C. B. Morton
Nusseil Erhardt
Milwaukee
Moon
Md Chiropractic Assn Annual Meeting Set in Easton
The Maryland Chiropractic Association plans its annual meeting for October 9 and 10 at the Tidewater Inn Easton to mark the 75th anniversary of chiropractic in America. Officers include Harold F. Carbaugh as secretary treasurer from Hagerstown and Dr Harry E. Deschamps from Hancock as vice president.
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Maryland Chiropractic Association
Tidewater Inn
Easton
America
Harold F. Carbaugh
Hagerstown
Harry E. Deschamps
Han Lock
Electrocution of Contractor On Loudoun Storm Project
Leesburg Virginia reports the death of Herbert Humphreys a 36 year old from Frederick Maryland who was electrocuted Tuesday while guiding a cable on a storm drainage project. The boom struck a 47 200 volt power line, according to Loudoun County Sheriff Robert Legard. Humphreys owned Humphreys Construction Co.
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Leesburg, Va
Herbert Humphreys
Frederick
Loudoun County
Robert W. Legard
Humphreys
Humphreys Construction Co
Medicare talk at local restaurant by social security official
A meeting of the Western Mary Counter of Certified Public quarants will be held Thursday October 7 at the Town and County Restaurant in Frederick. Social at 6:30, dinner meeting 7:00 pm. Wilbur King, Director of the Area Social Security Office, will speak on Medicare and Social Security with a question and answer period.
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CPA
Town & Countey
Federick
Wilbur King
Area Social Security Office
Socia Security
President Signs Attack on Diseases
President Johnson signed a three year, 340 million dollar program to combat heart disease, cancer, and stroke. Vice President Humphrey attended as Johnson spoke of deadly facts and urged a national campaign.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert HM
Humphrey
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R.A. Crater
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Cannon Ave
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Indonesia
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MATS
Associated Press
MID & F
Departa
Mily
Duat
Lurewares Department
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Eeea
Bears
Seara
Sears
Kenmore
Kenmore Extra
Long Meadow Shopping Center
LBJ
MD, Chiropractic Assn
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