Kennedy's Body Moves to New Night Grave Site
President Kennedy's body to be moved at night within weeks to a new permanent grave at Arlington National Cemetery. The reburial aims to align the grave with the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument. The move will be private, after closing hours, and includes the graves of two infant children. A marble and granite memorial with a 710 foot circular walkway will replace the temporary grave with an eternal flame.
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Kennedy
Washington
Jehan F. Kennedy
Ariington National Cemetery
Cmy
Beady
Patrick Boevier Kermelly
Kern Tredy
Washington Monument
Potomac River
Wark
Soviets Hint At Viet Nam Peace Push With Hanoi OK
Moscow dispatch reports vague signs that Hanoi may back a settlement in Viet Nam as Soviet bloc leaders meet to align on the war. Diplomats warn no confirmation exists and expect a guarded statement for propaganda value despite talks among Brezhnev Kosygin and visiting chiefs.
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Fundert
Frend
Ty Iowe
Moscow
Viet Nam
Soviet Bloc
Red China
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Autendig
Bulgaria
Tudor, Zhivkov
Cuba
Osvaldo Dort
Jong
Raul Castro
Czechoslovakia
Antoni Novotny
East
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Hungary
Janos Hadar
Uxhagin Tsedenbal
Poland
Wladyslaw Gormulka
iRomania
Nicolae Ceausesm
Leonid L. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosyga
Lemion
George Brown
United States
Brown
New York
Andrei A. Gromyka
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Mahoney Attacks Agnew Over New York Ties
In Elkton Maryland Democratic nominee George F Mahoney denounces Republican Spiro Agnew linking him to New York multi millionaires. He questions what promises were made during a dinner hosted by retired Greek filmmaker Spyros Skouras and asks if Agnew will help destroy the Port of Baltimore.
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Elkton, Md
George F. Mahoney
Spiro Agnew
Mahoney
Agnew
New York
Spyros P. Skoras
Skaas
Skouras
Fikesville
Reek
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway reports drop in earnings
Baltimore AP report shows Western Maryland Railway posting a third quarter net income of 1 425 500 dollars or 76 tents per share, down from 1 785 000 dollars or 95 cents a share a year earlier. For the first nine months the company earned 4 265 000 dollars or 2 27 per share versus 4 328 000 dollars or 2 40 per share last year.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
No Influenza Outbreak Seen But Take Shots
Public Health officials advise persons over 65 or with certain diseases to get flu injections. A U S Public Health Service spokesman said the vaccine is about 60 percent effective in preventing influenza but is highly effective in preventing mortality and reducing severity.
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Atlanta
U.S. Public Health Service
Maryland gets 13.9 million for military work in state
Congress sent a 979.57 million defense bill to the White House, trimming administration estimates by 135.37 million. Maryland projects include Edgewood Arsenal 3.92 million, Fort Ritchie 397 thousand, Naval Academy 20 million, David Taylor Basin 2 million, Indian Head 397 thousand, Patuxent Naval Air Station 283 thousand, White Oak 3.84 million, and related naval labs.
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Maryland
White House
Congress
Army
Edgewood Arsepal
Fr. Ritchie
Navy
Naval Academy
David Taylor Model Basin
Carderock
Naval Propellant Plant
Indian Head
Patuxent Naval Air Station
White Oak
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Navy Marine
Civil Rights Leader Slaying Still Mystery
Dr. Robert W Spike, a 42 year old civil rights leader and church leader, was found slain in a Columbus guest room after a dedication event at Ohio State University. Coroner says skull injured by claw hammer blows with uncertain motive. Police note possible links to robbery or civil rights threats. Potential connection to prior shooting of Ohio State rocket scientist Bollinger is not ruled out.
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Robert W. Spike
University of Chicago Divinity ‘Schwel
Robighes
Columbus
Ohio
Spike
Robert W. Spiker
National Council For Coureh
Commission On
University of Chicago
United Christians ‘Center
Thel
Ohio State University
Robert A. Evans
C. Howard Jonson
Jerald C. Brauer
Univiversity of Chicago
Loren E. Bollinggs
Bollinger
Area Deaths Honor Effie Sowers and Benjamin Jackson Sr
Area deaths report Effie M. Sowers of Shippensburg aged in the 80s died at home after long illness. She leaves husband Fred H. Sowers, daughter Mrs Charles Lesher, son Norman, sister Martha Bell, brothers Albert Bell George and John Hell, and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 at J William Barbour Funeral Home with burial at St Pauls Cemetery. Benjamin Franklin Jackson Sr. of Harpers Ferry aged 79 died Monday at Charles Town General Hospital. Survived by wife Amelia Wise Jackson, daughters Gertrude and Cora Belle, sons Ward Benjamin and Charles, six grandchildren, sisters Nettie Barron and Cora Foster. He was a retired night watchman. services Wednesday at Eackles Funeral Home with burial at Edge Hill Cemetery in Charles Town.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Benjamin Franklin Jackson
Charles Town General Hospital
Bolivar
Jefferson County
Francis Leithen
Sarah B. Jackson
Amelia Wise Jackson
Gertrude Jackson
Cora Belle Carper
Charles Town
Ward Jackson
Charles Jackson
Inwood
Nettie Barron
Waynesboro
Cora Foster
Moler
WLS. Steel
Millville
Eackles Funeral
H.R. McSlay Jr
Edge Hill Cemetery
Som
Norman
Huth Lesher
Shippensburg
Albert Bell
Obituaries for Daisy Griffith and Effle Bell Sowers
Daisy Griffith 45 of Ged died after a lengthy illness at Wash-Manniny Memorial Hospital Meeday in Mig Springs Md She was born in Myersville to Jonas and Martha Bell and was a member of Mt Briar Church of God Survived by husband Fred and daughters Betty Ecton Caroline Melott and others Grandchildren and great grandchildren Also survived by sisters Berthal Martha Bell and Nellie Stall and brothers Henry Early Charles Early and John Early Burial at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery near Myersville Services at Barber Funeral Home Shippenburg with Pastor Churchey officiating Burial later at St Paul Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery Clear Spring Md The family will receive friends Wednesday 7 to 9 pm Daisy's obituary notes multiple family members and burial details Effle Bell Sowers wife of Fred Grittte of Ged died following illness in Washington County Hospital Meeday in Mig Springs Md She was born in Myersville to John and Cordela Halmex Early and was a member of Mt Briar Church of God Survived by husband Fred and children John George William and Gracom Bell and grandchildren Also survived by sisters Martha Bell and Nellie Stall and brothers Henry Early Charles Early and John Early Burial at St Paul Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery Clear Spring Md. funeral arrangements at East Funeral Home Boonsboro and later burial at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery near Myersville
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Shippensburg
Richard Avenue
Big Spring
Jonas and
Martha Angle Bed
Memorial Lutheran Church
Circle Club of
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Republic Women’s Club
Fred H. Sowers
Charles Lesher
Norman Sowers
Martha Bell
Hagerstown
Albert Bell
Clear Spring
George
John Hell
J. William Barbour
East King Street
Edward P. Turnbach
St. Paul's Cemetery
Daisy Gritth
Effle Bell
Daisy Janet Griffith
Effle Bell Sewers
Fred
Leo T. Grittte
Meedysville
John
Lutheran Land Cordela Halmex
Rmer
Paul Stull
Baltimore
Gracom Bell
Silver Spring
Berthal
Hag- Beer
Myersville
Rostererstown
Rohter
Keedysville
Nellie Stall
Smithsburg
King St
Shipers
Henry Early
Charles
Pensburg
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Teev
HS. Churchey
Grossnickle Church of
Terrorists Attack Across Saigon Area Wound Five Servicemen
Viet Cong assaults from Saigon to the demilitarized zone left at least eight dead and 62 wounded, including five U.S. servicemen. A train derailment occurred from a mined track and a grenade in a cinema injured or killed 51 Vietnamese. U.S. air strikes over North Vietnam were trimmed for the third day amid monsoon rains.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
Sut U.S
Coldest Day Of Fall Reported By Bridgeport Observers
Today the coldest fall day this winter was reported by Bridgeport weather observer D. Pa Oswald as a killing frost. Evonsboro observer J. Howard Beckenbaugh also noted frost with Monday highs near 50 and overnight lows of 30 and 34 degrees.
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D. Pa Oswald
Bridgeport
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Evonsboro
Oswald
Beckenbaugh
School Renamed for JFK Fire Sparks Namesake Institute
In Cambridge Massachusetts yesterday a meeting featured Jake F. Kenneddy conferring with W Averell Herriman in front of a portrait of the late President John F Kennedy. Harvard University announced a rename of its public administration school to the John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government and created an institute of politics within it.
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W. Averell Herriman
U. S
Ambarcader
Homkend
John F. Kernedy
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Itt
Halfway sewer work on schedule Sanitary Board tells County Board
Restoration of streets and sewer laterals in Halfway proceeds on schedule. Massey H Roe spokesman for the Washington County Sanitary Commission told the County Commissioners that the sewer system should be complete by December 1. The commission plans to ask for bids on the Sharpsburg water system by early December. Some property owners have not yet been approved for service and house laterals, but partial hookups may proceed where mains are installed and tested.
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Washington County Sanitary Commission
Arhheaule
Sanitary Deentin
Sharpsburg
Sanitary Commission
Summit Avenue
Roe
G.1
Slider
Elid
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Texpayers
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