U S Planes Hit Viet Cong Headquarters in Mekong Delta
U S planes raided the Viet Cong regiment headquarters in the Mekong Delta near Soc Trang cutting escape routes and causing heavy losses. Between 1 000 and 2 000 guerrillas were believed trapped. U S advisers said the unit included at least one hardcore battalion.
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Lowin & White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Associated Press
Horst Fann
Chuong Thien
Fass
Quang Nam
Batangan
Long Khanh
Mekong
Soc ‘Trang
Maryland medical society backs physician independence on Medicare
The Maryland Medical Society House of Delegates adopted a policy asserting physicians have no obligation to participate in the federal Medicare program. The statement emphasizes individual choice, warns against implying general endorsement, and notes the potential anti trust risk if the AMA moves to formalize a stance. The policy aims to guide members who wish to participate while disclaiming broad organizational endorsement.
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Ocean City
Iment
Land Medical Society
House of Delegates
Hedicat and Chirurgical
Tship
Vandal Breaks Large Window At North End Branch Bank
Police reported a vandal smashed a 3 by 3 foot side window of The Hagerstown Trust Co branch at Prospect Avenue and Forrest Drive around 3 30 a.m. An unseen caller alerted authorities. Theodore Stevens said a cinder block broke a home window near Mea way Road at 1 a.m. and implicates youths in an alley.
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North End
Hagerstown Trust Co
Prospect Ave
Forrest Dr
Theodore Stevens
Meaway Rd
Stevens
City Driver Charged With Leaving Scene
A Fudge Ave man was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Harold G. Spigler on Ridge Ave at about 1 50 a m. Roscoe L. Rudy 47 of 608 Ridge Ave was found with his damaged auto in his driveway. Damages were about 600 dollars. Another driver, Charles L. Gransee 44 of Silver Spring was charged with following too closely after a collision on W Franklin St at 823 p m. Police said his car struck Dennis R. Myers 18 of Shady Grove Pa who had stopped for traffic. Skid marks measured 40 ft. of the Gransee auto.
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Roscoe L. Rudy
Ridge Ave
Rudy
Harold G. Spigler
Spigler
R. Gess
G. Clark
Charles L. Gransee
Silver Spring
W. Franklin St
Gransee
Dennis R. Myers
Shady Grove
Gransee Auto
Morton Urges Action on Pollution and Local Reform
Rep Morton of Maryland urged federal action on pollution and poverty programs at a Republic policy meeting in Baltimore. He criticized reliance on county or state levels, calling for dynamic federal standards to stop sewage dumping into streams feeding Chesapeake Bay and for broader environmental improvement across his district. He cited Greensboro on the Choptank River as an example of needed reforms and urged more economic development and college access to stimulate thinking and growth.
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Baltimore
Rogers C. B. Morton
R-Md
Morton
Maryland
Mary
Peake Bay
Wang
Cource
Stan
Greensboro
Rey
International and local briefs mix health and politics
A sprawling AP led wire digest reports James A Michener's marital status dispute in Doylestown with a court order for a medical examination while other items note Tom Manville's health and legal questions. Separate dispatches cover Morton and Conradaera at Athens policy talks, space council plans, and Republican speakers. In Allentown Walter Snelling dies after illness. Hollywood’s Hobby Jordan of Dead End Kids passes. London opera singer Joan Hammond retires for ill health. New York sells 72 million in war bonds to fund high way construction.
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New York
Doylestown
James A. Michener
Tommy Manville
New York State Supreme
Michener
Manville
Morton
Cal
Congress
Athens
Republican Party
Cooper
Elecand Conrad
Seid
Hurt
Bert H. Humphrey
National Space Council
Baltimore
London
Joan Hammond
Hammond
Albany
N.Y
York State
Jin
Pope Reaffirms Catholic Faith On Eucharist Encyclical
Pope Paul VI issued Misterium Fidei The Mystery of the Faith defending the belief that the body and blood of Jesus Christ are truly present in the Eucharist. The encyclical, dated September 3 and published in L Osservatore Romano, responds to theologians describing the bread and wine as symbols. It accompanies the Vatican Council's final session with topics on birth control arms race and world peace. The document also addresses non Christian religions and states Jews are not guilty of deicide.
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Bolton
Vatican City
Pope
Paul VI
Holland
Paul
Rome
Pers
Jay
Vatican
L’osservatore Romand
Janety
Virginia Girl Wins Miss American Teen-Ager Title
Lyn Nell Raye Bass, 17, of Virginia Beach VA wins Miss American Teen-Ager at Palisades Amusement Park after besting 48 national finalists aged 13 to 17. She is a Frank W. Cox High School senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer R. Bass, and has modeled professionally since age 12.
Moats Anna Kathryn obituary from Washington County
Mrs Anna Kathryn Moats died Friday afternoon at Washington County Hospital after several weeks illness She was daughter of the late George W and Sara Sigler Day of Funkstown Md She was member of St Paula EUB Church Hagerstown Loyal Workers Sunday School class Survived by husband Charles A Moats sisters Fannie J Williamsport Md Beulah Davis Tagensogh Thelma Reichling Philadelphia Pa Lodema Leatherbury Media Pa brothers Walter Day Orlando Fla Frank Day Hagerstown Md Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 from Leath Funeral Home Williamsport with Rev Leander M autimen officiating Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Williamsport. Phone call to them at home tonight 7 to 9.
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Marlowe
W. Va
Anna Kathryn Moats
Washington County Hospital
George W
Sara Sigler
Funkstown
St. Paula Eub Church
Hagerstown
Loyal Workers
Moats
Charles &, Moats
Fannie Joes
Wil Hamsport
Beula
Williame
Ree Tay
Retreat Planned For EUB Wives at Camp Penn
A renewal retreat for wives of ministers in The Susquehanna Conference of The Evangelical United Brethren Church is set to begin at 5 30 p m on September 17 at Camp Penn Route 4 Waynesboro Pa. Mrs Charles Eshelman from Grantham Pa a former mission worker in Southern Rhodesia South Africa will speak. The retreat ends at 2 p m on September 18.
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Susquehan- Inn
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Camp Penn
Route 4
Waynesboro
Charles Eshelman
Grantham
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
Local Girls At Mt Holyoke Freshmen Include Hagerstown Pair
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass welcomes 487 new students this September. Among them are Gina Holmes and Susan Russell from North Hagerstown High School in Maryland.
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Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Hagerstown
Gina Holmes
Daniel Holmes
Oak Huf Ave
Susan Russell
Don Russell
Orchard Rd
Miss Holmes
Miss Hussell
North Hagerstown High School
Paperboys Defrauded by Impostor Carrier Boy
Newsboys report they were approached by a person posing as Herald Mail carrier and collected subscribers’ payments. Authorities remind readers to pay only the authorized Herald Mail carrier boy and avoid tampered collections.
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Herald
IRS Mistakes Discussed By Accountants
The burden on the taxpayer from IRS processing errors was the topic at a round table discussion by the Western Maryland Chapter of the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants. Earl Sraith presided, with 17 members from Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland and Silver Spring present. Next meeting set for Oct 7 in Frederick.
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Internal Revenue Service
Western Maryland
Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants
Venice Motel
Guy Kidwell
Earl Sraith
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Silver Springs
Gradual Rise in Steel Prices Post Agreement
New York AP reports after a steel industry labor settlement, the United Steelworkers and major producers signed a 35 month contract. The union values the package at 47.3 cents per hour, costing industry about 450 million dollars yearly. Officials foresee gradual price adjustments, not a general rise, with Gardner Ackley commenting on the modest wage impact.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Prayer Today Bless Workers Of America For Labor Harmony
Prayer asks God to strengthen and guide American workers. It pleads for wisdom, unselfishness, and faith aligning labor with divine purpose, seeking freedom, justice, and goodwill. The text names I M Ray McKay, Raleigh MD, professor of preaching at Southeast Baptist Seminary.
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America
Jesus
M. Ray McKay
Raleigh
M.D
Southeast Baptist Semin
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