Johnson Directs FBI to Probe Rioting Pattern for New Law Action
President Johnson ordered the FBI to compile hundreds of reports on rioting and disturbances to spot patterns that might require new federal laws. He announced a private citizen panel to advise on international developments and called governors and mayors to report incidents in cities like Philadelphia and Harlem. He cited strong economic data and said he would brief Congress on a Columbia River treaty and a five percent regional tax proposal in January.
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Secretary of Defense
Arthur Dean
Eugene Black
Dean Acheson
John J. McCloy
Omar Bradley
Allen Dulles
New York
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Maryland
Mississippi
Georgia
Philadelphia
Harlem
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Lester Pearson
Washington State
British Cooumbia
Columbia River
Fort Five
Sears
Area Deaths Warfordsburg Widow Caldwell 51
John Woodrow Caldwell 51 husband of Virginia (Clark) Caldwell died suddenly Wednesday at home. He was born in Cumberland Maryland son of Edward F and Lot H Broadwaters Caldwell of Hancock Maryland. A lumberman, he belonged to Mays Chapel Christian Church. Survived by wife Virginia and children Pixie, Catherine, Mary, Lut, Doris, John W Caldwell all at home, sisters Maxine Caldwell, Mary Munson, Alta Breakall, Louis Caldwell of Frederick, brother Eugene Caldwell of Hancock. Visitation at Grove Funeral Home Hancock Thursday and Friday 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Cedar Grove Christian Church with Rev Charles Pervin officiating. Interment at convenience of family.
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John Woodrow Caldwell
Virginia
Clark) Caldwell
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Cumberland
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Lot H.broadwaters Caldwell
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John W. Cal
Maxine Caldwell
Mary Munson
Alta Breakall
Louis Calldwell
Frederick
Eugene Caldwell
the Grove’ Funeral Home
Cedar Grove Christian Church
Charles Pervin
20 Percent Disability Awarded Locally in Worker’s Case
A Maryland jury reversed a workman’s compensation ruling awarding 20 percent disability to Jack E. Bloom of 20 Wayside Ave for a right hand injury while employed by Pangborn Corp on Jan 2, 1985. Bloom had appealed the decision after the Maryland Workman’s Compensation Commissioner ordered five percent disability. Attorneys for Bloom included Finbinder. defense represented by Rebett Vr Seall Bradley Layton. In separate notices, infant Bradley Layton died aged hours at Fulton County Medical Center, and Frances Gearhart of Bethesda died Thursday leaving husband Bruce Gearhart and children. services to be held at Bethesda Presbyterian Church with interment at Parklawn Cemetery.
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Libert Adnan
Insurance Co
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Seall Bradley Laytur
Warfordsbrurg
Honna
Bradley Laytwn
Edward Ho
Alice Virginia
Kirk) Layton
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburs
Obituary Notes Include Price Kinship and Local Deaths
Obituary notices list Hilda May Price of 22 North Potomac Street died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital from complications aged 73. Surviving children include Clarence W. Baltimore and Howard W. Hagerstown with others in Maryland and Pennsylvania. services at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Also listed are John Robert Minnich of Barnsboro and Charles Fradktar Plantier of Bridgeport with funeral plans and local survivor details.
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Washington County Hospital
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Hagerstown
M Mildred Bitner
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Joaas Pennsylvania
Hatley F. Carte
Ballimore
George M
William J
Charles
Rest Haven Panera
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Harald A. Lehiman
Rest Haven
Feneral
LBJ Campaign Stop In Pennsylvania At Cemo Dinner
President Johnson makes a political campaign stop in Harrisburg Pennsylvania addressing a Farm Show Arena dinner with about 6000 expected attendees. He flies from the White House at sundown for a one night visit and returns to Washington after the event.
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Telephone dig project on Jefferson Street announced
A Virginia based phone company announced plans to dig up Jefferson Street from N. Can Ave to Yale Street to install a subterranean duct system. Company representatives said about 500 feet of ducting will also be laid along Frederick Street southward.
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Protracted Debate Delays County Home Rule Charter Motion
Fragmented text outlines a delay in Home Rule action as County Commissioners and Charter Board supporters argue over election timing and petition validity. The piece notes the need to reset procedures, potential October deadlines, and issues with petition signatures and voting machine distribution amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Conspiracy Case Set for Hearing in Dover
Magistrate Maurice W. Carrow will hold a preliminary hearing October 13 in a case involving 11 men charged with conspiracy to defraud the Delaware Highway Department by delivering asphalt in weights smaller than certified. Defendants include A. H. Smith of Branchville Maryland and others named in the charge.
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Enn Tractor
Paper Gives LBJ Support
Portland's Reporter, Oregon's third largest newspaper, announced support for President Johnson in the November election. The paper began publishing daily in February 196, after striking employees left Portland's other papers. Field engineer Marlin Polls cited underground extensions necessary due to heavy growth along routes and said the system will provide service for at least 40 years with reinforcement.
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Barnhart) Hendershal
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