New York Demonstration Backs U S Fighting Men
A massive demonstration in New York on Fifth Avenue supports American fighting men in Viet Nam. Organizers estimate 5,000 to 100,000 participants led by Medal of Honor flag bearers. Backers include Mayor Wagner, City Council, veterans groups, labor and fraternal organizations, and Hungarian freedom fighters. A silent antiwar vigil runs parallel in Times Square. Other U.S. support actions unfold from Memphis to Milwaukee and Illinois colleges, with campaigns sending care items and messages to servicemen abroad.
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Jerry Buck
New York
Viet Nam
Fifth Avenue
Robert F. Wagner
Matthew J. Troy Jr
New York Journal-American
Times Square
Memphis
Teno
Teno., the Intercity Council of College Students
101Ht Airborne Division
Freedom
More Mission
Flan
Court Square
Maan
Ver Dixon
U.S. Pulley
Marquette Univer
Milwaukee
Wis
Honolulu
Xeht
Ilinois University
Nam
U.S
Provo
Utah
Brigham
Springfield
Mass
Young University
American International
College
Death notices for Blanche S Siebert Newkirk and Harriett Beckenbaugh
Blanche Sibert Newkirk 79 of Big Spring died at home Friday after a long illness. She was wife of Harry Newkirk and mother to Ruth, Donald H., and Paul K. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Rowland Funeral Home Clear Spring, Rev. Raymond Miller officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Surviving grandchildren listed. Harriett Louise Beckenhaugh 84 of Terrace died Friday at Keedy Memorial Home after two months illness. She was a mother to J Howard Beckenbaugh and grandmother and great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Rouztr Funeral Home, Rev. Samuel H. Flora officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Sheppardstown over. No viewing.
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Blanche S. Newkirk
Blanche Sibert Newkirk
Big
Ines
Harry Newkirk
Martha Jane Hammond
David W. Siebert
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Clear Spring
Miss Ruth, Newkirk
Big Spring
Donald H
Spring
Paul K
Rt. 1
Hancock
Harritt Louise Becken-haneh
Terrace
Fairmey
Keedy
Hagerstown
George and
Lucy
Myers) Howard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Rouztr Funeral
Samuel H. Flora
Elmwood Cemetery
Sheppandstaover
Area Deaths Alonza S Barnhart NEEDMORE Pa
Alonza Scott Barnhart 83 husband of the late Laura Sigel Barnhart died Friday at 8 35 pm at Fulton County Medical Center Born in Washington County son of the late Palmer and Frances Bailey Barnhart was a farmer and machinist and a member of Oakley Christian Church Survived by children Geneva Bishop Madaline Hendershot Ruth Heller Stella Hendershot Bernard P Fred V 25 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren one sister Mrs Mactheane Layton Warrlordsburg Pa Calling hours Grove Funeral Home Hancock Sunday 1 to pm Monday until service Monday 2 pm funeral home with Rev Richard Newkirk officiating burial Oakley Christian Cemetery The text also includes unrelated historical notes about Samhain Halloween and All Saints Day.
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Alonza S. Barnhart
Needmore
Alonza Scott Barnhart
Laura (Sigel) Barnhart
Fulton County Medical Center
Washington County
Palmer and
Frances (Bailey) Barnhart
Oakley Christian Church
Geneva B. Bishop
Big Cove
Big Cove Tannery, Pa. ; Mrs. Madaline Hendershot
Clear Spring
Ruth Heller
Gerard
Ohio
Stella Hendershot
Watfordsburg
Bernard P
Fred V
Sharpsburg
Mactheane
Layton
Warlordsburg
the Grove Funeral Home
Hancock
Prayer Today: A Call to Conviction and Voting Belief
A devotional prayer asks believers to live by conviction and seek change within themselves. Signed by Neil Wyricker, Migmi, Fis minister at Palmetto Presbyterian, invoking Janus in a plea for daily righteous acts and faith guiding political choice.
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Tard
Janus
Neil Wyricker
Migmi
Fis
Palmetto Presbyterian Church
Wilson rules out British military action in Rhodesia
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said Britain would not intervene militarily in Rhodesia. A royal commission was announced to study transition to African majority rule, with talks continuing between Britain and Rhodesia. Smith warned of consequences of any unilateral declaration of independence by the white minority government.
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Iby Bayis
Epainn Ss
Cclesia
Harold Wi Pentente
Rhodesia
Tvo
Wilson
Den
London
Tao Smith
South African Press Association
Smith
Britain
Jottings From Our Reporters Notebook
Inter State Route 70 opening in Hancock features Nancy Aldridge and Micrly Brown in orange pink outfits presenting Route Forty Association banner. Cumberland Stockman Dance Studio performs, guests include Eleanor Kight and daughter Linda. Festivities blend local whimsy with contractors and engineers as crowds mingle amid door blocks and trickish pranks. Highlighted by local salmon gift and Halley’s Comet reminiscence, a Frederick couple’s infant faces medical bills for esophageal repair after birth. Evangelical revival set for Sunday 7:40 PM led by Rex Gevaliney with Rev J A Wilson inviting public to services.
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Cumberland
Hancock
Nancy Aldridge
Micrly Brown
Route Forty Association
Stockman Dance Studio
State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Eleanor Kight
Linda
Frederick
Diane Reneet Senenig
Donald Sensenig
White Rock
Breen Wag K
Ox A .Rucks, Inc
Rex Gevaliney
Detroit, Mich
J. A. Wilson
Funk Opens New Section of Rt 340 Gateway to Shenandoah Valley
John B. Funk, chairman-director of the State Roads Commission, opened a 7.9 mile section of U.S. 340 west of Jefferson Maryland. The $4.9 million stretch was dedicated as the gateway to the Shenandoah Valley and Funk urged a change in roads law to speed construction and dualize the Frederick Thruway. He proposed an emergency measure to start work March 15 to avoid delays that could push completion beyond 1968.
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Jefferson, Md
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Funk
Shenandoah Valley
General Assembly
Frederick
Frederick Thruway
Hoover warns civil disobedience fuels crime and anarchy
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that civil disobedience can elevate crime and erode law and order. He questioned where the line lies against protests and noted the tension with civil rights leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. The message argued that willful lawbreaking harms society and must be countered with lawful, peaceful means.
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Hoover
Mary
Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
United States
Viet Nam
Martin Luther King Jr
African Asian Leaders May Not Meet Without Red China
Reported planning to hold a summit in Algiers amid questions if China and the Soviet Union will attend. Balt imore police arrested 50 of 85 invited, and 500 students clashed at Mondawmin shopping center as officials weighed postponing the gathering. Actress Marie McDonald’s death remains under family and medical review.
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ASIC
Atho Press Asia
Soviet Union
Algiers
Alpiers
Baltimore
Balti
Mondawmin
Ito
Los Angeles
China
Marie McDon
Douglass High Summit
Alto Loyola High
Coren
Douglass
McDonald
Hollywood
Fernanda Valley
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Richard Newkirk
Oakley Christian Cemetery
Ireland
Scotland
England
Harold Houpt
Summit Ave
Charles Patterson
Aberdeen
Evangelistic ‘Temple
Pnp
Nore
Cmee
Rat Art
N. Potomac
Phil Ebersole
TRE
Saep Ob
Blok Daily
Sat
Pamavinor
Vincent Pace
Debra Part
Talendar
Prin Sekine
Ante David Bailey
Gilve Maulday
Nancy de Carl
Cernenichiway
Outk Sal
Ah Sun
Manry
F Pit
Genghis Khan
Stephen Boyd
Thes
Masur Luhalladh
Omar Shar
Hayertiwm
Dieost
Apt
Joseph E. Levine
Stanley Baker
Juliet Prowse
Dingaka
Siegfried Mynhardt
Ken Gampu
Ogee
Tamia Uys Iaureteene
Joseph Levine
Carroll Baker
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