Dunkers Return To Battlefield Church Celebration
In Sharpsburg, Maryland, Dunkers or Brethren of the church gathered for their annual service at the restored Dunkers Church on Antietam Battlefield. The article recalls the 1862 battle, the church’s hospital role, its destruction in 1921, and reconstruction in 1961, with parishioners emphasizing heritage and immersion rituals.
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Battlefield Church
Sandra’ Fleishman
Dunker
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Church of the Brethren
Lye
Apldam
Edward K. Zigler
National Park Service
Ruth Ofte
Roofers Fail To Fix Leak After Repeated Attempts
Mrs G W of Clear Spring says a local roofing firm promised repairs two months ago but failed to return. The manager says he has visited several times and will try again within two weeks to stop the leak after she already paid.
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It's All Sewed Up Delays Hit Sewing Machine Buyers
A buyer in Hancock reports delays receiving instruction booklets and guarantees promised from New York. The local dealer defers saying the items will arrive, while a separate couple seeks wage and Social Security payments they were promised but never received. The Reno letter notes a company check and address mix ups with ongoing delays.
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W. B
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Anon Ra
Hutbard
Difference on security deposit for Stewart Manor Apts
In Frederick, a $75 occupancy deposit paid to the Stewart Manor manager was kept after the tenant changed plans. The landlord stated the funds were to hold the apartment in good faith and warned that changing decisión would forfeit the money. The letter advises consulting a lawyer for further action.
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Stewart Manor Apts
Frederick
Gapland
Inflation Hits School Lunches Affects 300000 Pupils
Washington AP reports inflation reduces participation in the National School Lunch Program. A Senate committee study finds the share of children in the program drops for each one percent rise in lunch prices. McGovern cites hardship on low and middle income families without school meals.
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Stock Market Rise Continues Amid Rising Rates
The stock market extended gains as analysts linked the advance to expectations that rates may peak. The Dow Jones average climbed about 4.7 points to around 10,000 at 10:30 a.m. amid banking sector activity and debate in Congress over the 10 percent rate policy.
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Deirde Donnelly
New York
Wade
Dan Joes
Alo
Ted
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House Committee On
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IBM
Telex
New York Flock Exchange
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Tulan
Okla
Canaries
Democrats Reach $5.3 Million Telethon Pledge Total
The Democratic party raised $5.3 million in pledges during a nationwide telethon, surpassing 1972 figures and boosting efforts to reduce the national debt. Promoter John Brown Jr. noted the event emphasized a concept over a campaign, with $47 million pledged across seven hours of broadcast.
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John ¥. Brown Jr
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NYCTV
National Party
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British Prime Minister Heath visits Dublin amid Northern Ireland turmoil
British Prime Minister Edward Heath arrived at a Dublin military airport as protesters clashed on the main street. Police arrested about 40 demonstrators while extra troops were deployed to guard the visit aimed at ending the four year war between Protestant and Catholic forces in Northern Ireland. Officials warned of potential attacks from IRA splinter groups and other extremists. Heath met with Irish premier Liam Cosgrave to discuss peace prospects.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
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Ireland
Edward Oath
Severr
Britain
Northern Ireland
Governoent
Heath
Irish Republic
Belfast
Tommy Orron
Ulster Refease Association
Irish Republican Army
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Northern
Ieland
Healh
Trish
Liam Cosgrave
London
Mirrey
Lane Erie
Head
Sweden's Social Democrats Hold Despite Close Vote
Sweden's Social Democrats appeared to retain control after a 4 year government, with 176 seats to 174 for opposition allies as partial results from 37 counties showed the center left moving ahead. King Gustaf VI Adolf died, and his successor Carl XVI Gustaf was proclaimed king with a six week period of court mourning.
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Thomas Hqjebers
Associated Press
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Swedens Soint
Obervers
Htoc
Social Democrats
Com
Center
Torhiorn Falldin
Gustaf VI Adalf
Svandson
Carl XVII Gustaf
Maga
Gustaf Adolf
Helsingborg
Sweden
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Democratic Reformers Face Fight Over Women Quotas
Washington AP report outlines a heated weekend clash as labor-backed forces push to derail reform efforts by packing the Democratic Party reform commission. The plan targets McGovern era rules on women and minority representation, aiming to avoid binding quotas while preserving some assurances.
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Democratic Party
Don McLeod Washington
Alexander
McGovern Commission
Strauss
Democratic
McGovern
Ed Aldrin Reveals Moon Hero’s Battle With Depression
Apollo 11 astronaut Ed Aldrin Jr. says the lunar voyage left him in a severe low mood despite hero status. In a telephone interview, he discussed psychiatric help, long drug treatment, and personal challenges including a troubled marriage. He hopes his memoir helps people understand mental illness can affect even space legends.
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Reeoy
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Skylab crews to test return trip engine firings
Skylab 2 travelers plan to test engine firing for the return to earth as the mission nears its end. Astronauts Conrad and Brand lead the checks with Bean Garriott and Lousma preparing for remaining maneuvers and medical solar observations. Two jet thrusters suffice for homeward passage but require altered procedures from training. Partners from the backup team conducted a simulator test as crews prepare for a multi hour procedure.
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Shott
Jack R. Lousma
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Ing Bean
Garriott
Lousma
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Conrad
Time Magazine reports possible Agnew impeachment path
Time Magazine says the Justice Department may ask a federal grand jury investigating alleged kickback schemes to send a report to the House of Representatives as a prelude to impeaching Vice President Spiro Agnew. It would avoid a criminal trial while he remains in office, prompting constitutional fights over impeachment versus indictment.
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Time Magazine
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U.S. House of Representatives
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House of Representatives
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