Viet Cong Boats Sunk as 121 Killed in Mekong Split
Report says 121 Viet Cong boats sunk and 147 enemy soldiers killed as U S and Vietnamese forces tighten patrols in Ky's Mekong Delta operations. US gunships and river patrols swept targets while Ky hints at inviting President Johnson for a Manila summit.
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Robert Tuckman
Cabi Aigon
South Viet Nam
Jigmen
Manila
Kieo Twong
Cémng
Highlands
Saigon
Johnson
Viet Nam
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
West Germans Debate Erhard Ouster Amid Bern’s Remaining Hope
West German leaders and voters debate Ludwig Erhard's fate as calls for change rise in the Bundestag. Some supporters fear his removal before local elections while others push for a successor who can align policy with postwar goals. The timing hinges on elections in Rhineland and Schleswig Holstein, with broader implications for national leadership and budget battles ahead.
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Onn
Germany
Bundestag
Erhard
West Elect
New One
Ludwig
United States
de Gaulle
France
Rhhard
Rhineland
Schleswig
Holstein
West Germaany
Verwoerd's Slayer Claims Tapeworm Triggered Murder
Defense psychiatrist testifies that Tsafendas told him a tapeworm inside him drove the killing of Prime Minister Verwoerd. The defense argues the defendant’s sanity and mental state at the time of the 1960 act should affect guilt and possible commitment to a mental institution.
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David J
Paine
Ape Town
South Africa
CAP
Tsafendas
Dimitria
Fendas
Hendrik
Harold Cooper
Charles Smith longtime building inspector dies in Maryland
Charles Smith 78 known as past Hagerstown city building inspector died at Washington County Hospital Monday morning. He lived in Hagerstown 45 years and belonged to First Christian Church and various fraternal groups. Survived by widow Eva Stol ler Smith, son Charles I. Smith of Miami, sisters and brother, four grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral at Norment Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Fannie McAfee
Mt, Briar
Fannie
C. McAfee
Thomas
E. McAfee
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Llengthy
Keedysville
Charles
Alice Keets
Retemebr
Church of God of
James Rockwell
Rose Hill Cemeerstown
William Mitton Gloss
Goldie Tong
Gloss
Trego
Rt. 1
Bis
Olin
Fannie Grimm
Bethel E.U.B. Church
Rodrersville
Chambersburg
Eagles Club
Boonsboro
Eldon Jones
Arthur Glass
Hagerstown
Ernest Daugherty
Maugansville
Arthur Grimm
Boat Funeral Home
Hicomatersy
Sma
Harry Anmeletteaing
Charley Washington Smith
South Mulberry St
Eva B. Stoller Smith
Washington County Hospital
Pleasentville
Peacae
Stella Rodgersmith
First Christian Church
Logan Lodge No
A.f.&a.m
Harpers Ferry
IW. Va
Hagerstown BP
Elks
The
Carpenter's Union
Charles I. Smith
Miami, Fla
Sadie Schmitt
Leona Smith
Pittsburgh
Marguerite Norris
Se Wickley
Lloyd L. Smith
Cat
Apples for Teacher Honor at Maryland Apple Week
Edward W. Hepburn of Hepburn Orchards and the Maryland State Horticultural Society presents apples to Mrs. Felippe Cahill secretary at Hancock High School during Martenat Apple Week October 15 23 and the Maryland State Educational Secretaries Convention in Annapolis.
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Edward W. Hepburn
Hepburn Orchards, Inc
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Felippe Cahill
Hancock High School
Maryland
Annapuis
Soviet Crackdown On China Deepens Bloc Rift
Pravda attacks on China report three critical pieces as East European Communist leaders gather for talks in Moscow. The pieces frame a potential joint bloc condemnation of Peking, signaling widening splits in the Communist world and a possible move toward unified counter strategy.
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Fred Coleman
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Peking
Pr.avda
China
Ching
God
Tha
Itan
Viet Nam
Alli
Jesus
Commu
Lyndon 8
Phifer
Tallahassee
Nist
Fia
Jand
Market Gains With Trading Moderate
New York stock market edged higher in moderate trading led by gains for General Motors and General Electric. Airlines and tech names also rose with Xerox Polaroid up about four points each and RCA United Aircraft Merck Ford and others posting fractional advances. Eastman Kodak climbed about 3 percent on an opening block of 4,800 shares.
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New York
General Motors
General Electric
TBM
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Lastsea Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Xerox
Polaroid
RCA
United Aircraft
Merck
Ford
Anaconda
Allied Chemical
Lorillard
Royal Dutch and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastman Kodak
Potomac Basin Planning Discussed by County Leaders
Washington County residents are urged to send opinions on the Potomac Basin plan to the Potomac Basin Planning Commission. Don Frush says the group seeks public input on needs for industrial sites, parks, mineral deposits and land use, with a possible public meeting if questions arise. The commission will draft a county plan to influence federal planning and submit it to county officials for consideration.
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Gladpelter
Don Frush
Washington County
Potomac Basin Planning Commission
Ig Fo
Potomac Valley
Potomac Basin
Potomac River
Potomac Valley Park
Federal Inter- Departmeneal 7
Congress
Economic Development Commission
Frush
Commission
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Florida Ave
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Commodore Dewey Sours
Margaret C. Crabree
Rest Haven Cemetery
Jay
Al[ivin A
William M. Gloss
Gery
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co
West Washington Street
Charles Smith
Beltona
Bellone
Winchester
Mad
Herve
Potomac
Consid
Potomac Basin Commission
Court House Annex
Tuicn Handisapa
Caline
Eureka
EAI
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Cormer
Eleon
Sesh Depo
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Franklin St
Hagerstown, M
Prin
Corderman
Washington
Startzman
May's Hardware
Long Maeda Shopping Center
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