Injured Marcher Aided Ventures in Coastal Valley
U S Army accounts describe early Viet Nam operations with a 13 member Hanoi entertainment troupe captured. Three others taken to a Viet Cong hospital. Navy troops killed 15 enemies and captured 16 with light casualties. Viet Cong breached barbed wire during a Vietnamese militia assault. several militiamen wounded. One U S serviceman captured unnamed. administrative building at the installation destroyed.
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Camtral Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Navatrysmen
U.S. Army
Viet Com
Vietnamese Militime
U.S
Grenada Negro Students Protected by Federal Order
In Grenada Mississippi federal officers moved to protect Negro pupils returning to classes amid white hostility. State game wardens and escorting officers dispersed marches and attacked youths with rocks and slingshots as a federal judge ordered protection and enforcement of desegregation.
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John M. Pearce
Grenada
Miss
Justice Department
Courthouse Square
Newlyj Ar
X Force US
Claude F
Clayton
Ft An
Washington Countians vote in unofficial primary tabulation
Final unofficial primary results list county race winners and party tallies for Washington Countians. Incumbents are marked with parentheses and boldface denotes county race winners. figures cover county offices and state central committee selections.
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Washington
Democratic Ticket Totals Listed For State Offices
A long list shows Democratic candidates with vote counts for Governor Comptroller State Senator and House of Delegates races as well as county treasurer. Names include Morgan Amaia Easter Finan Luthardt Mahoney Miles Pierpont Sicklen Boyce Osidatein Williams Bamberger Cory Gallagher and many others with district designations and tallies. The results reflect a crowded slate with four delegates to be nominated and multiple incumbents or nominees across districts.
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Morgan L. Amaia
Andrew J. Easter
Thomas B. Finan
Charles J. Luthardt Sr
George P. Mahoney
Clarence W. Miles
Ross. Z. Pierpont
Carilon R. Sicklen
Charles M. Boyce
Lavis K. Osidatein
Archie D. Williams
Judges and delegates elected in crowded local vote tally
The record lists numerous candidates with vote totals for Orphans Court judges and State Convention delegates. Notable tallies include J Ralph Flery 5,688 and Edward W. Godlove 3,417 for judges, with many others ranging from about 1,500 to 4,800. Delegates listed include Gladstone Allamong and Linford Earphart among five nominations.
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J. Ralph Flery
Edward W. Godlove
Nelson A. Harsh
Ian O. Payne
Alice Mae Torreyson
Albert H. Bartles Sr
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Louis P. Castle
Robert A. Conley
John E. Corderman
Mathias Wins Easy Victory In Sixth District Primary
Mathias won the Republican nomination for Sixth District Congress in a landslide over a relative unknown who ran on school prayer and open housing. Peters carried Beaver Creek and part of Washington County, but Mathias led in Clear Spring, Wilson's, Fountain Head, and Hallway. With 180 of 197 precincts in the district reported, Mathias had 15 174 votes to Peters 2 798. in Washington County Mathias took 4 889 to Peters 1 231. Mathias advances to face Democrat Walter G. Finch in the general election.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Greasman
Marshall Peters
Washington County
Beaver Creek
Mathias
Mathiax
Clear Spring
Wilson
Fountain Head
Peters
L. Brent Bozell
Congress
Market Pauses After Rebound and Kennedy Nomination
In New York bid, the market showed modest losses with blue chips retreating after a three day rally as investors awaited results from primary races. Edward J. McCormack won the Massachusetts Democratic nomination for governor, defeating Kenneth P. O'Donnell, while Margaret M. Heckler upset Joseph W. Martin for the Republican nomination. National issues were secondary to local campaigns amid mixed signals on Viet Nam policy and civil rights debates.
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New York
Minnesota
Rid
Vang
Labor Party
Orton
Homestake
Anaconda
Edward J. McCormack
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
John F. Kennedy
House
Joseph W. Martin
Syerrard
Margaret M. Heckler
Anether
Martin
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Johnson
Bartles Urges Unity for November Democratic Rally
Bartles Sr. as head of the Real Free Democrats invited supporters to unite with the defeated Democrats for Unity ticket led by Martin V. B. Bostetter. He said the aim is to strengthen the party, build organization, and win the November election through fair leadership and collective effort. He urged all Democrats to join and support the party cause.
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Bartles Sr
Democratic Central
Bartles
Real Free Democrats
Democrats For Unity
Democratic Central Committee
Martin V.B. Bostetter
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths
Long list of obituaries for several residents of Hagerstown and Williamsport with ages, birthplaces, family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral details. Names include Lester Brewer Draper, Robert James Causher, Frank Simon Kindall, Michele Ann Detwiler, Miss Mary Kathryn Fleming, Mrs. Clare Bell Miller, and William J Brittain, with funeral arrangements and burial sites noted.
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Lester Brewer Draper
Maugans Avenue
Garlock
Williamsport
Daniel
Florence Wolford Draper
Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Christ Reformed Church
Clesger- Smith Bible Class
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pennsylvania Relief Association
Pies Anna Mary Draper
Jesse Draper
A.K. Coffman
Lawrence Strunk
Rest Haven
Michele Ann Detwiler
Donald and
Roseann Phelps Detwiler
St. N.eb
Washington, D.C
Provideness Hospital
Mary 5
Phelps
Washington
Pe Whler
Calif
Father Biggie
St Mary's Catholic Church
Cedar Lane Memorial Park
Router Funeral Home
Mary Kathryn Fleming
Potomac Ave
Washington County
John B
Anny Nora i Fleming
Zion Lutheran Church of
Hagerstown Meridan Club
Leat Funeral
Thomas F. [Sinn
Ney
William C. Huddle
Riverview
William J
C. B. Britt) Brittain
Funkstowm
J. B. Combo
J. B. Britt Tailor Shop
Jack Brittain
Betty Brandon
Allentown
Gertrude Snyder
Reading
East Funeral Home
Boongharo
Donald C. Brake
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
Five Incumbent State Senators Bite Dust
Five incumbent Maryland state senators were ousted in Tuesday primaries amid reapportionment shifts. On the Eastern Shore, Albert J. Roney and Harry R. Hughes lost nominations, with two more incumbents from Talbot and Kent stepping aside. The Baltimore district expanded, ending with Joseph V. Mach counted out after two terms, while Frank J MeCourt and Julian Lapides claimed the new seats. In other races, J. Frank Raley lost in a bi-county bid to Samuel C. Linton Jr. and Paul J. Bailey, a former St. Marys senator, faced I elections. Frederick added to Carroll to form new seats, with Goodloe Byron and Charles H. Smelser winning. Republican Meri F. Wachter exited to Joseph H. Hahn Jr. and Mary B. Bryson. Mary L. Nock and Frederick C. Markus survived stiff reapportionment challenges. Secretary Lloyd L. Simpkins and James Caldwell lost as two four-county seats emerged, with Willems. James secures Democratic nomination for a fourth term, facing C. Stanley Blair in November.
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Baltimore
Albert J. Roney
Cecil County
Robert F. Dean
Queen Annes
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
Eastern Shore
Talbot
Kent
Joseph V. Mach
Frank J Me
Julian Lapides
J. Frank Raley
St. Mary’s
Senate
Meri F. Wachter
O'Farrell
Joseph H. Hahn Jr
House
Mary B. Bryson
Hahn
Westminster
Mary L. Nock
Wicomico
Frederick C. Markus
Dorchester
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Somerset County
James Caldwell
Mra. Nock
Markus
Simpsons
Caldwell
Willems. James
Harford
C. Stanley Blair
House of Delegates
Convention Wins Easily in Maryland Vote
Baltimore AP reports Maryland voters approved a constitutional rewrite next year. Unofficial totals from 1,287 of 1,482 polling places show 124, against 25,154. Results reflect broad support across the state as the measure clears the ballot.
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Baltimore
Maryland
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Hageratown
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Center Line
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Alexandria
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Spees
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Suitland
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Conococheague
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