Singapore Spy Case May Weaken Asian U S Ties
Washington announces Maxwell Taylor named special consultant with a continuing role in Southeast Asia and Viet Nam policy. Officials say the move aims to reassure allies while the Singapore spy affair lingers, raising concerns about Asia U S ties and countering Communist influence. The appointment reflects hopes for a focused task force approach amid regional tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
Maxwell
Taylor
Barry Schweid
Washington (Ap
Sam
U.S
CIA
Ali
Singapore
John
Asian
Central Intelligence Agency
Sigaments
United
United States
States
Velvet Glove
Lee
Viet Nam
Isia
Indonesia
China
Russia
Joint
Ington
Singapore Ton
Lee Kuan Yew
Jhrs
Executive
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Soviets reject Hello Dolly tour amid new harassment
Soviet officials opposed permitting the musical Hello Dolly to perform in New York and Moscow LenIngrad as part of a broader cultural exchange marked by friction. Washington described the move as a signal in the cold war and linked it to broader U.S.-Soviet tensions over Vietnam. The program would have featured a five week showing in Moscow and Leningrad and was part of a larger U.S. exhibition plan.
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Lews Gulick
Dolly
Moscow
Rington
Sovie Ind ‘S
Soviet York
U.S
Alion
U.s.sol
Leningrad
Wie
Snyturs
Stan Viets
Ello
Soviet Union
Ponlelaret
Hasi
Viet Nam
Washington
Suspect Named In Attempted Rape Incident
State police issued a nationwide alert for Clifton E. Shewles of Round Hill Virginia as a suspect in an attempted rape and pistol whipping in Harpers Ferry West Virginia on Sunday night. The suspect was identified by the victim on Wednesday, after her boyfriend was knocked unconscious. The uncle Theodore Lewis, 58, of Keedysville Maryland, was held as an accessory and bound over to the grand jury. The victim’s father later identified Clifton Lewis, who allegedly tried to shoot him but the gun misfired. Lewis had previously served six months for assaulting a girl in Hagerstown. He has reddish brown curly hair blue eyes and a tattoo on each forearm.
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Lewis
Theodore Lewis
Keedysville
Clifton
Hagerstown
Obituaries: Claude Mace and Loyd Wolfinger remembered
Claude Edwin Mace 77 of 906 Rose Hill Avenue died Friday at Washington County Hospital at 9 am born in Silver Springs Florida lived mostly in Hagerstown operated Macé Body and Fender Works retiring in 1958 Survived by daughters Margaret Jackson Dorothy Lias sons George E Clarence L nine grandchildren nine great grandchildren one brother William G Mace York PA one step sister Miss Pearl Bowman Hagerstown and many nieces and nephews Services Monday 2 pm at A K Coffman funeral home Rev Galen Lifelter with burial in Rose Cemetery The family will receive friends Sunday 7 to 9 pm Loyd F Wolfinger 4 died after a long illness at Springfield State Hospital Born in Washington County son of Levi and Annie Ziegler Wolfinger Member of Reformed Church Survived by son James Wolfinger Holiday Acres brother Roger Wolfinger Zellinger FR and sister Mrs Emma S Hartman Holiday Acres Services Saturday 2 pm at Minich Funeral Home Smithsburg with Rev Dale Groff officiating Burial in Smithsburg Cemetery Also listed vices Sunday 2 pm at the funeral home with Rev Robert Bartlett officiating Burial in Stone Bridge Brethren Cemetery
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Claude Edwin Mace
Rose Hill Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Silver Springs
Fla
Hagerstown
George W
Jennie
Bennett) Mace
Macé
Margaret Jackson
Dorothy Lias
George E
Clarence L
Hagers
Town
William G. Mace
York
Pearl Bowman
A.K. Coffman
Galen Lifelter
Rose Cemetery
Loyd F. Wolfinger
Springfield State Hospital
Washington County
Levi
Annié Ziegler Wolfinger
Reformed Church
James ‘Wolfnger
Holiday Acres
Roger Wolfinger
Zellinger
Emma S. Hartman
Minnich Funeral Home
Smithsburg
Dale Groff
Area Deaths Include Clopper Alderton and Miller
Area death notices report Harry Clayton Clopper 66 of Needmore Pa. dies at Fulton County Medical Center. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Blairs Valley Church of God with Rev. Perrin. burial in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Survivors include widow Josephine and children John, Harry Jr., Martha, Bette, and others. Also Thomas B. Alderton of Paw Paw Rt. 1 dies at War Memorial Hospital. service Sunday 3 p.m. at Enon Primitive Baptist Church with burial at Woodrow Cemetery. Additional notices list Edith May Alderton of Cherry Hill NJ and Hattie G. Miller of Marlton NJ with funeral details and survivors. Funeral arrangements handled by Sipes and Johnson Funeral Homes.
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Joh
Martha (Barnhart) Clopper
Josephine
Truax) Clopper
John E
Bellville
Harry Junior Clopper
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert E. Schuchart
Hyattsville
Martha LeNeave
Greenbelt
Bette Head
Hancock
Leroy Clopper
Seabrook
Minnie Rowland
Julial
Weakle
Sally Mills
Blairs ‘Valley
Mary Rubeck
Mercersburg
Sipes
Berkeley — Springs
W. Va
Thomas B. Alderton
Paw Paw
War Memorial Hospital
Enon Primitive Baptist Church
Sargent
Charles W. Alderton
Woodrow Cemetery
Mr. Alderton
B&o
Hampshire County
Issac B
Lucinda (Slane
Hattie G. Miller
Lanlair Rd
Marlton
New Jersey
Washington County
West Jersey Hospital
Camden
Millstone
Preston
Molly Weller Miller
Jajtercon
W.T
Grant Co
Cherry Hil
Edith May Alderton
Ter
Vallie Postelle
Mildred N. Cadora
Thomas B
Alder- Lanfair
Cou Jlan
Heatara Stes
Harvey Boyer 79 Brunswick resident dies in Virginia
Harvey Samuel Boyer 79 formerly of Brunswick died Thursday at his daughter Helen Gochenour's home in Herndon Virginia. Born in Sharpsburg he was the son of the late Samuel B Boyer and Annie Breedon Boyer. He was married to Catherine Malone Voyser who died in 1958. A former yard helper for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad he was a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by daughter, brother John W Boyer, two sisters and two grandchildren. Visitation Friday at Feete Funeral Home. Funeral Saturday 2 30 PM Bethany Lutheran Church with Rev Ralph Miller. Burial Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg.
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Brunswick
Harvey Samuel Boyer
Helen Gochenour
Herndon
Sharpsburg
Samuel B
Annie Breedon Boyer
Catherine
Malone) Voyser
Boyer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Knights of Pythias
Gochenour
John W. Boyer
Joseph Travinger
Hag[erstown
Walter Gross
McClean
Feete Funeral Home
Bethany Lutheran Irch
Ralph Miller
Mountain View Cemetery
Sharpabury
Steels Continue Rise In Market
New York stocks showed early gains led by steelmakers with active trading as airlines and electronics firms moved toward labor deals. Du Pont and General Electric rose modestly as railroads hovered. Chesapeake & Ohio and Erie-Lackawanna slipped on opening blocks.
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New York
du Pont
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie-Lackawanna
Education Bill Clears Senate Passes Senate 79 to 3
A 4.7 billion higher education bill with federal scholarships for needy students cleared the Senate by a 79 to 3 vote. Only Mississippi’s Eastland and Stennis and Virginia’s Robertson opposed it. The tally included 54 Democrats and 25 Republicans with 15 absent in favor.
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Washington
Senate
James C. Eastland
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Sealab 2 immersion shows life under ocean depth
Reporter Ralph Dighton profiles Sealab 2 off La Jolla California where Captain George Bond describes the habitat 200 feet below the surface. Divers report a twilight zone with marine growth on the habitat and baby octopi crawling about while sea creatures peer through portholes.
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Ralph Dighton
Eygenrich
LA Jolla
Calif
Pacific
Sealab 2 Ist
George Bond
Sealab 2 Medical
Wild White Shepherd Pack Terrifies Eastern Shore Town
SHAVOX Md AP a huge wild white German shepherd hunts near an Eastern Shore village leading a pack blamed for killing chickens and other animals The county dog control officer Harry Powers says packs range from 9 to 15 dogs and have been a problem for years He has dropped six of the animals and Ray Powell reports 293 chickens killed in a recent foray The leader is described as pure white and large with the pack roaming the pine woods behind the area
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Shavox, Md
Powers
Ray Powell
Harry Powers
Wicomico County
Ray
Washington County Free Library Labor Day Closure
The Washington County Free Library will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day. Beginning September 11 the library will reopen Saturdays from 9 am to 5 pm. During summer months the library operated Monday through Friday only.
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Washington County Free Library
Lbrary
Prayer Today Bless My Life As I Move With Calm Expectation
A devotional prayer asks for divine blessing on daily life and future moments. The text invokes remembrance of Thy word and care, seeking presence in the unexpected and guidance to speak and act without fear of failure. It credits James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati Ohio as editor.
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James W. Kennedy
Cincinisti, D
Forward Movement Pubnizations
Priceless Ruby Ransomed From Underworld For 25000 Cash
West Palm Beach report states the 100 carat DeLong ruby, found in a Sunshine State Parkway telephone booth, was returned to the American Museum of Natural History New York after a ransom paid by financier John D. MacArthur. A freelance writer tipped off authorities leading to a Palm Beach Gardens meetup and swift recovery from three Miami youths.
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Kelly Smith
West Palm Beach
Fla
DeLong
Underworld
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Sunshine State Parkway
John D. MacArthur
MacArthur
Palm Beach
Parkway
Palm Beach Gardens
Len
Federici
Miami
Jack Murphy
Thorities
Alan Kuhn
Burma
Roger Clark
Ajage
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Harpers Ferry
Clifton E. Shewles
Round Hill
Claude E. Mace
Lloyd Wolfinger
Robert Bartlett
Stone Bridge
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Harry C. Clopper
Charnita
Aricane
Begzeeree
Harvey
Matl Enteblisnet
Summit Ave
Penna. W
Associated Press
The
Quincy Ox Roast Assoc
Quincy
Waynesboro
Mont Alre
Esperien
TV Progar
Herald & Meil
T Company
Hagerstown Trust
Washington St
Prospect Ava
S. Potomac St
Mambar
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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