Obituary of Mollie Elizabeth Stover 98 of State Line
Mollie Elizabeth Stover 98 widow of Harvey C Stover of 19 Crestwood Dr died at home Wednesday at 7 15 PM after a lengthy illness Born in State Line Pa she was daughter of the late George F and Marty Ellen Runtmel Seilera She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ State Line with services from 1 to 2 PM Friday
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Mollie Elizabeth Stover
Harvey C. Stover
Crestwood Dr
State Line
George F. and
Marty Ellen Runt
Mel Seilera
Trinity United Church of Christ
Wayneshorq
Hober Jt. Sanders
S. Church St
Waynesboro Hospital
Fairfield
John H
Louisa Kebil Sanders
Waynesboro
Acme and & & P Food Stores
St.Andrew's
Gertrude M. Sanders Sanders
Frances Eigenbrode
Wayne Heights
PH. McIntire
Gettysburg
Martin Brown
St. An
Area Deaths In Waynesboro And Surrounding Areas
Death notices from Waynesboro and nearby locations report Bernice M. Brown 70 of 250 8 Potomac St. died at Waynesboro Hospital after early life in Born Springs and Culerstown, survived by children and many relatives. services set at Grove Funeral Home and Rest Haven. Also noted are obituaries for Elmer Fleagle and Clara B. Miller with service details and burial plans in local churches and cemeteries. long list of survivors and affiliated organizations.
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Bernice M. Brown
Potomac St
Waynesboro Hospital
Ron Springs
James County
We Cal
Elmer
Vin My Stover
Funkstont
Rebecca Wondring Carbaugh
George F. Stover
Washington
D.C
Charles A. Stover
Halliroy Springs
Culerstown
Elsie Shen Ma
Kisiel
Lillian Hart
Orphal
Waynesboro
Magaba
Hagerstown
Semous J. Brown
United Dieces and Nephews
Church of Christ
Sabillasville
Rest Haven
Melvin Brown
Charles Baker
Hagers
United Church of Christ
Town
Friendship Lodge
A.M
Chesapeake Consistory
All Ghan Temple of
Cumberland
Tall Cedars
Bowers
Prospects Dim For Rights Bill Debate Stalls in Senate
Washington AP report says Senate sponsors of civil rights face dim prospects after a failed bid to force action on the House passed rights bill and its controversial open housing provision. The vote fell short of the two thirds needed, with leaders debating whether to pursue cloture or defer to future sessions.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Warren G. Magnuson
D-We
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
East U
Washington Keeps Hands Off On South Viet Nam Constitution
Washington officials favor a presidential system for South Viet Nam with a civilian head and elected legislature. They warn against heavy U.S. imprint on constitutional processes, viewing nonmilitary progress as key amid ongoing political instability and post-Diem shifts.
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Lews Gulick
Rom' Wysteras
South Viet
United States
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USA
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Omnuina Deeantiem
Wen
Bouse
Mosingecay
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Kau Wat Gavwang
U Coyunon
Diem
U.S
Tim Sases
Jons
Span
Iam
Rovert
Amerimer
Execut Komer
South
Britain
Private Richard Brill Completes Basic Training
Private Richard B Brill has completed basic training and is receiving advanced infantry training at Fort Jackson South Carolina He was selected the Outstanding Sentry of the 3rd Training Brigade He invites friends to write to him at PG Pvt Richard B Brill N G 227R454 Co A 12th Battalion 3rd Training Brigade Fort Jackson North Carolina 29207
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Ft. Jackson
S.C
2Rd
N.G
3Rd
Pt. Jackson
N.C
India Customs Seize Smuggled Gold in Mumbai Raids
Bombay customs officials said they seized almost 1 million dollars worth of smuggled gold in a series of raids, with many seizures in upscale apartments. Some arrests were reported as India maintains a ban on gold imports.
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Bombay
Middle East
Marines land after Hastings aid in Viet Nam push
Marines reinforced two battalions as 1,200 Leathernecks joined South Vietnamese troops in a coastward sweep aimed at North Viet Nam's 348 Division. In a week of fighting total Allied losses reached 298 dead and 42 missing or captured. enemy losses were 1,166 killed and 218 captured. South Vietnamese forces reported 174 killed and four missing.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hastings
Viet Nam
Viet Nams
Hanoi
Arsac
Unofficial Total In Governor's Race in Maryland Democrats
Unofficial tally shows votes in the Maryland gubernatorial contest with counts varying by county. PP marks total polling places in each county and PPR notes reporting polling sites, reflecting an evolving early result in the Democratic race.
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Maryland
Gubernetoriel
Sech
PPR
Missing Miners Abandoned in Sealed Coal Mine Tragedy
In Ohio near Morigan Mining Co a mine fire trapped three men Russell Die early John Hnatchson and Stanley Gravish while rescue attempts failed. Entrances were sealed as officials pronounced the miners dead after 80 rescuers worked through the night. Other workers Tom Terretti William Adams and Keith Spitler listed as missing after a power cable sparked the blaze. A separate Pottsville Pa incident reported three more deaths from a cavern.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Lengel Coal Co
Russell
Burninglport
John Hnatchson
Stanley Gravish
Bureau of Mines
Vane
Morigan Mining Co
Hethesda
Tom Terretti
Wheeling
W. Va
William Adams
Barnesville
F.belmont County
Keith Spitler
Dillonvale
Jefferson
Md Senators Voted For Cloture Rule
Washington AP reports a failed cloture bid on the Civil Rights Bill with Maryland Democrats Brewster and Tydings voting for, Randolph of Virginia for, and Williams of Delaware opposing. Byrd of West Virginia and Boggs of Delaware Republicans also listed among the vote. The outcome shows the two thirds threshold not met.
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Washington
Brewster
Tydings
Prayer Today Reflects on Science and Creation
A reader from Tara Ontario signs a devotional prayer praising science's glimpse of planets, solar systems, and galaxies as evidence of God's vast creation. The speaker honors Jesus and the heavens while extolling God's majesty and love.
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Man
Jesus
Donald Archibald
Tara
Seara
Stock Market In 5th Day Of Recovery Musicians
The stock market extended its recovery into a fifth straight session as traders saw the Dow top 800 again. General Electric gained, blue chips rose, while Merck slipped and some names logged fractional losses amid broad gains. A Baltimore suit seeks $30,000 from former promoter Bernstein for unpaid musicians.
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Harry Baernstein
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Eastman Kodak
Jersey Standard
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