One-Time Space Scientist Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of His Father
Police in Brooklyn charged Wolfgang Treunfels 41 with murder after he shot Rudolph Treunfels 67 in a sixth floor Brooklyn apartment. The suspect, a Princeton graduate and former space scientist, fled to a Treunfels address and was later captured in New York City. The victim died of a gunshot wound to the head.
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Startford
Princeton Universi
Police Sp
Fatty
Rentius
New York City
Capy
New York
Beleeve
John Wainnter
Treunfels
Dence
West Hartford
Wolfgang
California
Wampler
Rudolph
Brooklyn
Germany
Johnson Cleans Up at White House Delays Rest Plan
President Johnson resumes duties at the White House after surgery, signing papers and meeting guests during a 13 day stay at Beth Israel. He delays decisions on future rest location as aides report no definite plans, while noting the Beautification Act and his recovery progress.
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Johnson
White House
Frank Cormier Goldberg
U.S
Topleaat
United Nations
Beth
Bethen
Talesda Naval Hospital
East
Tuk
Bill
Bill D. Moyers
Texas
Moyers
Charles Schultze
Arthur J. Johnson
Sukarno Urges Indonesians to Halt Anti Communist Demonstrations
President Sukarno warned Indonesians to stop anti Communist and anti Chinese protests or face shooting by the army which is cracking down on the PKI. He spoke at the Jalperta palace with officials and military leaders, blaming newspapers for not following his orders and threatening decisive action.
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Sengapore
Indone
Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Communist Party
PKI
Jalperta
Mu Tehes
China
Arn
Man Charged With Larceny In Wire Theft
Hagerstown Police charged Ronald Lee Socks, 21, with grand larceny in an attempted copper wire theft at Hagerstown Equipment Co. Two stolen cars tied to the case were found nearby, with one recovered at Garlinger Avenue and the other at Virginia and Reynolds. Both vehicles were undamaged and returned to owners.
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Hagerstown
Ronald Lee Socks
Anihow
Maryland Ave
Memorial Blvd
John A. Doornberger
Virginia Ave
Garlinger
Bernard
Sunset Ave
Virginia
Reynolds Ave
Hagerstonian and LBJ Talk During Bethesda Visit
Hagerstown man Leon Abbott, wounded in Viet Nam, joined President Johnson in photographs at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Abbott of Summit Avenue, was hit by a hand grenade in Da Nang suffering wounds to stomach left leg and right arm. Abbott wed Sharon McDonough of Williamsport on July 31 before leaving for Vietnam. He has siblings in Hagerstown and elsewhere.
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Hagerstown
Viet Nam
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Leon Abbott
Leo Abbott
Summit Ave
Abbott
da Nang
Sharon ©. McDonough
Willamsport
Ghana to supply Bibles for public schools in Africa
The Republic of Ghana requests five hundred thousand Bibles and New Testaments for use in its public schools. Bible orders will be supplied in English and in local languages Twi Asante Twi Akgupem Fante Ga and Ewe. President Nkrumah emphasizes Africa's spiritual identity in the remark quoted.
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Republic of Ghana
Fante
Ewe
Nkrumah
Actress Marie McDonald Death Cause Sought
Hollywood coroner's office seeks further toxicological and microscopic tests to determine the cause of actress Marie McDonald’s death at age 42. She was found dead at her home Thursday morning by her husband, producer Ronald F Taylor.
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Hollywood
Courtly
Marie McDonald
Two Vehicle Crash Injures Child in Martinsburg
Penny Lyon Cromwell a six seven year old girl was injured Friday night when two cars collided on Queen Street. She received treatment at a local hospital and was released.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Penny Lyon Cromwell
Linden Lane
Queen St
Local Deaths Noted with Funeral Arrangements and Survivors
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Ellen Grooms of Baltimore who died in Asheboro North Carolina will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Mrs Rose Sprenkie 97 of 108 North Potomac Street died at Spearview Nursing Home after four months illness. She was born in Foxville daughter of Nathaniel and Ettie McAfee and had worked at the local Elks Club for ten years. Surviving are son Elwood Sprenkie of Washington DC daughter Mrs Mary Jane Koffman Chambersburg PA brother Thomas McAfee Keedysville sisters Cora Kefauvan Boonsboro Bess McAfee South Bend IN and three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Minnich Funeral Home with burial Mt Zion Cemetery Quincy PA. The family will receive friends 7 to 9 this evening. Mrs Evelyn Gertrude McIntire 52 of Hagestown Rt 2 died at Washington County Hospital. Born in Funkstown she was a daughter of Luther and Clara Zimmertr an. She was a member of Wesleyan Methodist Church Halfway. Survived by husband John F McIntire Sr daughters Shirley Gordon Heatrice Reed Linda Melntire and Clara Melntire son Rob ert G Zimmerman Tacoma WA John F Melntire Jr Magersown Roland Eugene Melntire Hagerstown Charles R Melntire Hagerstown 12 grandchildren sisters Mary Rupp Williamsport MD Helen Zimmerman Hagerstown Edna Davis Florida brother Luther Zimmerman Baltimore and many nieces and nephews. Services Monday at 2 p.m. from A K Coffman Funeral Home with Rev Harvey Wilder officiating burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens. The funeral home will be open Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Rose Sprenkie
North Potomac St
Spearview
Foxville
Nathaniel and
Ettie (Holmes) McAfee
Elks Club
Elwood Sprenkie
Washington, D.C
Mary Jane Koffman
Chambersburg
Thomas McAfee
Keedysville
Cora Kefauv
Boonsboro
Bess McAfee
South Bend
Ind
Minnich Funeral Home
George Hatchner
Mt. Zion
Quincy
Evelyn McIntire
Evelyn Gertrude McIntire
John F. McIntire Sr
Western Pike
Hagerstown
Rt. 2
Washington County Hospital
Funkstown
Luther
Clara Zimmertran
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Halfway
Shirley Gordon
Heatrice Reed
Linda Mel
Luther Zimmerman
Baltimore
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Harvey Wilder
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Klansman Is Acquitted. Others Face Murder Trials
In Alabama, Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. is acquitted of murder in the Liuzzo case after a five day trial. Prosecutors say two more Klansmen, Eugene Thomas and William Arthur Hanes, will be tried for the same killing amid civil rights tensions in a state marked by charged racial politics.
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Ben Chester Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Richmond
Flowers
Detroit
Selma
Conny
Raza
Montgomery
Paul i Nitze
Eugene
Thomas
William Orville
Arthur J. Hanes
Raton
Bessemer
Birmingham
Wilkins
Lents
Eater
Ton
Liuzzo
Objector Sentenced to Three Years in Federal Prison
John H. Lapp, a conscientious objector from Baltimore, was jailed for three years for refusing civil duty in a state hospital. Judge Rosell described the case as requiring a severe sentence. Assistant U S lawyer Fred K. Grant said Lapp rejected civil service duty and hid exemptions as a Jehovah's Witness minister.
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Baltimore
John H. Lapp
Rosrell
Cambridge
Lapp
Jehovah's Witnesses
Mip
Local Reservist Participates In Naval Inspection
Naval Air reservists from 19 squadrons in the Baltimore Washington area will be inspected at Andrews AFB at 7 45 p m Saturday by Rear Admirals Fowler and Gillette Jr. James R Mills of 123% S Locust will stand among the reserve list during the inspection in this report from the Naval Reserve training command.
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Naval Air
Baltiore
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Richard L. Fowler
Naval Air Reserve
Traini Jug
Norman C. Gillette Jr
Office
Chief of Naval Quaratione
James R. Mills
Aviations Maintenance Administration
Crackdown on Antidraft Movement Tightens Across U.S.
AP reporting shows rising public opinion against draft resistance as the Vietnam buildup continues. U.S. Attorney Hanrahan calls for Justice Department led probe of antidraft activity. Two men charged with burning draft cards await action. A Baltimore judge sentences a conscientious objector to three years. In California a San Jose State College student is talked out of burning his draft card.
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Jerry Buck
New York
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
California
San Jose State College
David J. Miller
Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Concord
N.hl
Roger Lette
Fremont
Calif
San Jose
Democratic Society
Chicago
FBI
Ann Morris
San Jose State
Leite
Hancock Legion Hosts County Council Meeting
Webster Post 2% of the American Legion hosted the Washington County Council meeting. Attendees included Richard Smith and Paul Metz along with other executive members and volunteers who reported on visits to Nixon D. Baker Veterans Administration Hospital. Elwood Sterling and Arthur Haines attended representing state and national groups.
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Hancock
Webster B
Pirtiona Post
American Legion
Washington County Council of the American Legion
Lean Carnahan Veterans Administration Valunteer Service
Nixon D. Baker Veterans Administration Hospital
Richard Smith
Washington County
Paul Metz
J. R. Walker
Fred Rohrer
John Griffin
Arthur Haines
Department of Maryland
Fof
Americanism
Elwood Sterling
Cheminot Nationale
the Forty & Eight
Area Deaths Cynthia E. Roberts
Cynthia Flaine Roberts ten month old daughter of Roland and Betty Jane Dodson Roberts of Harpers Ferry died in Washington County Hospital after a three day illness. She is survived by her parents a brother Belan Munroe Roberts paternal grandparents Ernest Dodson and Mrs. Dodson of Jefferson and Walter Roberts and Mrs. Roberts of Keedysville. Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Samples Manor Church of God with Rev. Raymond Renner officiating burial in Samples Manor Cemetery. Viewing at Rast Funeral Home Boonsboros until noon Sunday and at the church one hour before services. Family will meet friends Saturday evening from 7 to 9.
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Cynthia E. Roberts
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Cynthia Flaine Roberts
Roland
Betty Jane Dodson Roberts
Rt. 1
Washington County Hospital
Belan Munroe Roberts
Lane
Ernest Dodson
Jefferson
Walter Roberts
Keedysville
Samples Manor Church of God
Raymond Rennerigrating
Samples Manor
Boomshors
Ehureh
Pa. Publishers Cite Herald-Mail for 25 Years in PNPA
Pittsburg area notes honor at PNPA 41st annual convention. Hagerstown Herald Mail and Parkesburg Post receive 25 year membership citations. PNPA President James B Stevenson to present certificates. Franklin D. Schurz Jr. publisher of Herald-Mail involved. Lackesburg Post published by Floyd R Blume.
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Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail
Parkesburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Pennsylvania
PNPA
James 8. Stevenson
Tiusville Hopard
Franklin D. Schurz Jr
Herald - Mail
Lackesburg Post
Floyd R. Blume
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Henry’s
George Sanders
Genghis Khan
Carrie Ellen Grooms
Carl Ellen Grooms
Asheboro
N. C
Rest Haven
Mrs. Rose Sprentle
Paris
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Fairfield
Kansas City
Rial Jutors
Jett
Wilkine Wer
Anthony Liuzzo
Naval Inspection
Santa Ana
Linda Lee Ridings
Linda
Barbara Ridings
Ramona Dougherty
Miss Dougherty
Mss Daugherty
Midwest
Ridings
Barbara Payas
Hancock Legion
County Council
Swatara Park
Middletown, Pa
All Rider
Mickel
State Line Drive-In
Pee Ue
Stan Connery
Sir Michael Redgraves
Tna
Ven Wayne
Ven Martin
Katie Elder
Cee
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James Stewart
Hamad
Shenandoah
Nurein
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Cra UN “Technicolor
Wapavin Blair
Anthony Asquith
Anthony Hatelock
Alan Abhle
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Evenine Whate
Royal Ballet
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