Senators Denounce Anti Draft Actions In Senate Talks
Senate members denounced anti draft demonstrations while ruling out new legislation this year. They condemned draft card destruction and aid to avoid service, but upheld free speech and peaceful assembly. Some suggested prosecuting those who provide draft avoidance tips under existing laws.
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Jack Sell
Washington
Iap
Senate
Wny
Ruse Mongay
U.S
Ally
Get
Nicholas Kaizenbach
Seg
Donald Russell
DSC
Russell
Katzenbach
Congress
Kuchel
Yale
Lester Mikensfield
Hanoi
Peipay
Johnson
Viet Nam
Everett M. Dirksen
Council Tonight Weighs Water System and Playgrounds Plan
The mayor and council will discuss an overall revamp plan for the water system, underpasses, and a West End playground on Elgin Blvd. Ward Five Councilman Beyard urges a 2 to 30 year program with financing, line sizing, street repairs, and possible underground wiring. Also discussed are a Virginia Ave underpass, park preparation, and snow dump site steps. City engineer Eykelbeseh notes garbage pickup rules and leaf handling adjustments after a recent meeting.
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Romayne Beyard
Ward Five
Richard Willson
City Water Department
Beyard
William Horne
Virginia Ave
Wilson Blrd
West End
Elgin Blvd
Harne
Airport Layout And Zoning On Council Agenda Tonight
City Council to consider an airport master layout plan zoning ordinance and subdivision regulation submitted by City Engineer Douglas A Van Eykelbosch. He noted FAA requirements for layout plans and discussed height controls on city land near the airport for safer approaches. He also recommended raising land prices in the city industrial park to 2500 an acre to fund infrastructure, and study garbage pickup and bids for new approach lighting amid fog and mist complaints.
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Mayor Andls Council
Douglas A. van Eykelbosch
Federal
van Eykelbosch
City
City Farm
van Eykelbasch
Civic Center Session Set November 2
Citizens committee for a civic center will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday Nov 2 in the Council Chamber City Hall to plan a combined civic center and ice rink announced by Councilman Donald Hubar Members of the committee and their areas include Robert Rosen Ray Patterson Robert Dieterich American Legion John Ritchey county and James Willson Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Donald Hubar
Citizens
Robert Rosen
Ray Patterson
Realty
Robert Dieterich
American Legion
John Ritchey
County
Jems
Willson
Railway Head To Speak At Railroad Night
The Western Maryland Railway Co president W Arthur Grotz will speak at On Line Railroad Night hosted by the Hagerstown Traffic Club at Venice Restaurant after a family style dinner. Attendees include officials from B&O Norfolk & Western and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Ne Western Maryland Railway Co
Hagersown
Venice
W. Arthur Grotz
Hagerstown
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gross
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
First National Bank of Maryland
Trailer Trein Co
Railway Systems and Management Association
Greater Baltimore
Transit Authority of Maryland
Harry C. Bodie
Traffic Club
Neil Z. Meredith
W.J Noonman
Jr. Boller
M. P. Mc Ihann
W. J. Wolferman
Local Deaths Charter report from Washington County
Morrison 39 husband of Hilda Day Morrison of 347 West Side Ave died at Washington County Hospital of apparent heart attack. Born Beaver Creek son of Fred N. and Edne Morrison of Wagertown. Employed as constable by Washington County Sheriff's Department. Survived by wife and parents, daughters Hiana and Cindy, sons Michael and Ricky, step-daughters Doris Wisha l Cavetown and Cato Shilfing, sister Mary Jane Hart, brothers Leon Morrison and Donald Morrison, and many nieces and nephews. Services 2 am Thursday at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Rev Vernon Miles. burial Boonsboro Cemetery. Family to meet friends Wednesday 7 9 pm. Oscar A. Lapole 80 of 620 West Church St Hagerstown died at Friendship Manor Nursing Home after long illness. Born in Zittlestown son of William and Lana Lapole. Member of Zittlestown Church of God retired house painter. Survived by wife Sarsh Lapole, sons Albert Lapole Williamsport Norman Lapole Waynesboro, Richard and Ralph Lapole of Hagerstown. sister Aday Derr Zittlestown, brother Homer Lapole Zittlestown. several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Zittlestown Independent Church. Rev Luther Barm lider officiating. Burial Boonsboro Cemetery. Body viewed at East Funeral Home Koonsboro until Wednesday noon and at church one hour before service. Family to receive friends at funeral home 7 9 pm tonight.
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Hilda
Day) Morrisom
West Side Ave
Washington County Hospital
Beaver Creek
Fred N
Edne Johnston
Wagerstown
Washington County
Doris Wishal
Cavetown
Cato Shilfing
Mary
Jane Hart
Hagerstown
Leon Morrison
Mario
Donald Morrison
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Vernon Miles
Boonsboro Cemetery
Oscar A. Lapale
West Church St
Friendship Manor
Zittlestown
William and
Lana Rent Lapole
Koonsboro
Gillan 79 Dies. Trinity church group to travel
Miss Elizabeth Gillan aged 79 longtime Frederick County resident dies after a brief illness. A member of Zion United Church of Christ and the American Legion Auxiliary, she lived at 2444 West Franklin Street. Survived by brother W Harry Gillan of Greencastle and several nieces and nephews. The Trinity Lukeran Church group plans a Friday trip to Mar La Ridge conference center leaving at 11 am from the Convalescent Home with a box lunch. Reservations with Mrs Hose.
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Mar-La-Ridge Campe
Jef
Elizabeth
Gillan
Fesatu
Prederick County
W. Franklin
Jackson
Sher
Hose
Antrim Township
Willian S
Sallie Trendler Gillan
Zion United Church of Christ
Jarlies
American Legion
Fleishers Department Store
Byerlys Department Store
W. Harry Gillan
Greencastle
PP Panoradcar
Will He
Prayer Today Reflects On Influence And Inner Joy
A devotional prayer fragment expresses desire for inner peace and outward calm, asking for wisdom and concern in speech and conduct. It mentions funeral arrangements for Kevin Gheencastle with Grove and Rev. Arthur Heist Jr officiating, and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle.
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Minnich
Miller Funeral Home
Kevin Gheencastle
Arthur
Grove
Jord
Luther G. Heist Jr
Cedar Hill
James W. Kennedy
Cinei
Greencastle
Friends Nati
Funeral Home Forward Movement
Area Deaths Waynesboury Elmer Crunkleton 82
Elmer Crunkleton 82 Route 4 Waynesboro died Sunday evening at Waynesboro Hospital Born near Greencastle Pa son of the late George W and Mary Hinkley Crunkleton Engaged in farming all his life lived most of his life in the Antrity Towns hip area Member of Trinity United Church of Christ Survived by wife Annie B Gravitoie one son J Lawrence Arlington Maine one stepson Charley H Leight Waynesboro brother John C Crankleton Hagers town two half sisters Mrs Dale Shea Manchester Conn Mrs Dorothy Stapler Greencastle two grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 pm Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle Rev HO Clayton Moyer burial Cedar Hill Dome Liters Greencastle Friends may call Wednesday evening from 7 to 9
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Elmer Crunkleton
Wayneshoron Hospital
Greencastle
George W
Mary Hinkley Crunkelton
Antrity Township
Trinity United Church of Christ
Waynesboro
Annie B. Gravitoie
Onelson
J. Lawrence
Arlington
Mee
Stepann
Charley H. Leight
John C. Crankleton
Hagerstown
Dale Sy Shea
Manchester
Conn
Dorothy Stapler
Moyer
Cedar Hill
Funer
Signed Letters Only Ones Eligible For Monthly Prize
Youth Forum letters pour into the Herald-Mail office with many requests for pen names. Editors will award the $25 savings bond only to letters that authorize use of real name school and grade with proper signature. Submissions received by Wednesday qualify for the next Monday’s Youth Forum. space limits may push some letters to a later issue.
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Youth Forum
Herald-Mail
Trading Heavy in Market Trading Heavy in Market
New York stock activity opened with strength in electronics, aerospace defense, and office equipment. Airlines and rails rose, blue chips drove gains, while major steels barely moved. Du Pont gained one point. Texaco and Standard continued higher. Jersey Standard and Royal Dutch were unchanged.
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Texaco
Indiana
Jersey Standard
Royal Dutch
Fairchild Camera
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Douglas Aircraft
Early Sunrise View For Ikeya Seki Comet Show
Caltech astronomers warn the Ikeya Seki comet will loop near the sun in a five hour swing, risking bright glare and possible disruption of the sun's corona. It nears Earth’s dawn sky Wednesday and may reappear Thursday before sunrise. Astronauts Schirra and Stafford plan to photograph it from Gemini orbit if the mission proceeds.
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Ralph Dichton
Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
Earth
Eace Shen
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas
Stafford
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate Revives Split Plan To Reapportion Maryland
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate unexpectedly revived a rival reapportionment plan hours after approving a first option. Sponsored by Sens. John Clark North and William James, the plan would expand the Senate to 43 seats with varied groupings, while preserving a bailout path if courts rule. The rival measure, backed by House leaders to keep the issue unsettled, was presented for final passage amid debate over population balance and court involvement.
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Louis G. Panos
Preas
Annapolis
Uriel
Maryland
State Senate
Ihours
Gov. Tawes
General “Assembly
Supreme Court
Fe House
Sens
John Clark
Once North
D-Talbot
William $. James
D-Harjority
Harry R. Hurresford
Senate
Caroline
Baltimore City
James
House of Dele
House
Thomas B. Finan
Finan
Killing Touches Off Gun Battle In Santo Domingo
Dominican police man a fortress in rebellion zones after a labor leader was killed. A battalion with tanks moved into Ozama fortress and opened fire on youths roaming the capital streets, staging a heavy security response to the flare up.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ozama Forteress
Burma Proclaims Sweeping Socialist Measures
The Burma military government announced sweeping socialist reforms to speed up socialism. The act allows nationalization of private businesses, temporary takeovers, and state supervision of trade and movement of firms. It also empowers price setting for wholesale and retail goods, controls production costs, and fixes wages.
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Rangoon
Burma
tAej—burmas Miltary
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