Chain Store Owner Kresge Dies Burial In Mausoleum
Sebastian S. Kresge, millionaire chain store founder and longtime board chairman, died in East Stroudsburg at age 87. He built a $75,000 mausoleum near Kresgeville and supported his foundation with a vast fortune from the Kresge Stores chain. Survived by his widow and five children, including son Stanley S. of Detroit. Funeral services to be held at Mountainhome Methodist church.
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East Stroudsburg, Pa
Sebastian S. Kresge
East Stroudsburg Genera Hospital
Kresgeville
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Methodist
Mountainhame Ba
JG. McCrory
Memphis
Tenn
Detroit
Anna Harvey
Doris Mercer
Clara K. Swaine
Mountainkame
Stanley 5
Gov candidates Agnew and Pressman vow to stop Open Housing talk
In Hyattsville Maryland two gubernatorial hopefuls Agnew and Pressman pledged to quit discussing open occupancy laws at a League of Women Voters forum. They argued the issue overshadows other topics and benefits opponent Mahoney. Both urged focus on taxes highways police and general state issues.
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Thompson Associated Press
Hyattsville, Md
George F. Mahoney
Agnew
Pressman
University of Maryland
League of Women Voters Forum
Prince Georges Plaza
Mahoney
Mahoney Says Press Doesn’t Like Him
George P. Mahoney told about 150 people at a 250- a-plate dinner in Rockville Maryland that the press has misled the Negro community about his stance on open occupancy registration. He said he is not opposed to Negroes, and that they are coming over to his side. He urged residents to protect their homes and asserted he will control his campaign narrative in Annapolis.
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Rockville
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Prem
Obituaries of Franklin Unger Albert Haywood and James Raney Jr
Franklin Fogler Unger 51 of 6 Maryland Avenue died at Washington County Hospital after a 10 day illness following appendicitis surgery. Survived by widow Adella Irene Shaw Unger sons David and James both of Hagerstown mother father siblings and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Rest Haven. Albert T. Haywood of Williamsport dies in Yeagertown Pa aged 4? survived by sister Erma Haywood widow Joyce McCracken and son Richard with six other children. Funeral at Hel Jer Funeral Home Burnham Pa. James P. Raney Jr. 700 Baker Street Cumberland dies at Perry Point Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Former Kensington Fire Department chief, veteran of WWI, survived by widow Viola and three stepchildren, siblings and other relatives. Funeral at Holy Redeemer Kensington with burial Arlington National Cemetery. Friends may call Warrenie Funeral Home Rockville.
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Franklin Fogler Unger
Maryland Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Max C. Unger
Frankie Basore Fogler Unger
Fairchild Hillel Corporation
Beards Lutheran Church
Friendship Lodge
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Adella Irene Shaw Unger
David F
James C
Hageratown
Eleanor M. Coss
Hagerstown
Maxine EK. Unger
Smithsburg
Mae Travinger
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
McCracken
Richard Haywood
Blue Ridge Summit
Hel Jer Funeral Home
Burnham
Burnham Cemetery
James P. Raney Jr
Baker Street
Cumberland
Perry Point Veterans Hospital
Raney Coliseum
Kensington
James P
Mary Ann Raney
Viola Raney
Eugene J.C. Racey
Agnes Sherman
Ann Kengla
Elizabeth Farrell
Chevy Chase
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Warren. Ie Funeral
Rockville
Prayer Message From Rock Hill Minister Urges Bible Use
A church note from Rogers Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Rock Hill invites believers to renew devotion to the Bible. The prayer laments neglect of scripture, seeks guidance from the Word, and asks for life change through faithful study of the Holy Bible.
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Loni
Amonairy O. White
Rock Hill .C
Rogers Memori Tassociate Reformed Prasbysterian Church
Local Christian Business Men To Hear Jones
Charles E. Jones a Pennsylvania insurance man will speak at the annual radios night banquet of the Hagerstown Christian Business Men's Committee at 6 45 p m Thursday at the Venice Restaurant Jones from Camp Hill Pa works in Harrisburg is a Youth For Christ International director and active in Christian Business Men's Committee and youth groups He often speaks on Love and The Price of Leadership He designed the Internal Life Insurance Policy in 1959 and nearly 2 million copies have been distributed Profits from sales go to missions
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Charles E. Jones
Pennyvania
Hagerstown Christian Business Men
Venice
Jones
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Youth For Christ International
Good Planner Hard To Find Slider Finds A Good Planner
County Engineer G T Stier said he is finding planners in short supply as the county Commissioners authorized hiring weeks ago. He noted the great demand for planner services and urged colleges to consider planning careers, as many agencies report no openings but will accept word of extra candidates.
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G.T. Stier
Rain Falls Across Maryland After Winter Blast
The Associated Press reports continued rain across Maryland after a winter blast. Light snow and sleet were seen west of Frostburg Tuesday morning. By 6 am drenching drizzle had reached parts of the state with rainfall amounts ranging from 1.0 to 2.0 inches in Laurel Easton Hagerstown Frederick Westminster Waldorf and Cumberland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Frostburg
Laurel
Y Easton
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster
Waldorf
Cumberland
No Nobel Peace Prize This Year
The Merwegian Mewel Committers decided after a one hour meet begun today not to award the Webel Peace Prize for 1965. It marks the first time in 18 years the prize was withheld and the 11th since its 1901 establishment. The 1965 prize was noted for UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund.
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OGLO
Merway
Beeen
Alfred Mebel
Unicef United Ne- Hens Children's Fund
U.S
Martin Luther
Market Rally Extends To Third Session On Modest Gains
The stock market rally continued into its third session with moderate trading. General Electric rose about 1/4 as government action to curb walkouts by union members drew positive response, while New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad fell 2 points or more amid merger delays ordered by the Supreme Court. Mary Coulter Clark, 86, noted painter, died Tuesday. She exhibited works across major U.S. and European museums. Born in Newport, she gained recognition with pieces displayed by Gypsum, Chrysler, Texaco, Zenith, and International Harvester.
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NEW York
General Electric
New York Central and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Su Amherst
Masa
Supreme Court
Mary Coulter Clark
Coulter
United States
Newport
U.S. Gypsum
Chrysler
U.s.ryteel
Texaco
Zenith
International Harvester
U N Calls on Hanoi to State Viet Nam Withdrawal Plan
United Nations and United States officials clash over Vietnam cease arms talks as Ambassador Goldberg demands Hanoi declare privately or publicly how it would respond to bombing halts. Absentee ballot rules in Philadelphia outline application deadlines for military and civilian voters ahead of November elections.
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United States
North Viet Nam
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
Viet Nam
Ind
Pon
Goldberg
Hanoi
Thurst
de Jdey
Troopa
North Viet
Nam
Land Owners Protective Group To Meet
The Washington County Land Owners Protective Association to meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in An Getam Dargen Raritan Old Park. Charles Thompson temporary president urged those interested in protecting owners rights against government infringement to attend. Robert W Meyer CPA of Pikesville has been elected member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and is on the staff of Jamison Coal Storage Door Company in Hagerstown.
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Washington County Land Owners Protective Association
Raritan Old Park
Charles Thompee
Toof Oompson
Robert W. Meyer
Pikesville
American Instiuc
Certified Public
Meyer
Jamison Cokl Storage Door Company
Hagerstown
Johnson Visits New Zealand South Seas Welcome
President Johnson and Lady Bird arrive in Wellington after a colorful Maori ceremony, with a small campaign crowd. The stop marks a gesture of U.S. alliance support as Johnson heads to further Asian and Pacific destinations on a mission of hope amid the Vietnam era.
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Lowh Gulickards
Wellington
New Zealand
Benesods
Jekaeon
South Seas
Johnson
Lady Bird
Obeliea
Keith Holyoake
U.S
Honolulu
Asia
Sears Quality Promise: New Improved Products Highlighted
A Sears message touts unsurpassed value through continuous effort to deliver laboratory tested quality and superior design. It emphasizes improved products with outstanding performance and ongoing innovation.
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Sears
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