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Curious senators seek a fresh reading on Johnson foreign policy after a State Department shakeup. Katzenbach, Rostow, and Dobler expected to win Senate confirmation, as Republicans and Democrats demand clarity on international direction. Johnson’s inner circle faces scrutiny over Viet Nam and future moves.
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State Department
Atty
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Eugene Rostow
Foy D. Dobler
Senate
Democrats
Republicas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Ramsey Clark
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Minneapolis-St. Paul
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Richard Wells Killed In Automobile Accident
Richard Wells a former Hagerstown resident was killed Tuesday morning in a motor vehicle crash on the Jones Falls Expressway near Baltimore. He was about 25 and had worked as a department head for a Montgomery Ward store in Baltimore. Survivors include his mother Mrs Samuel R Wells, wife Marjorie Wells, one son, one daughter, sister Mrs Theodore Mitchell, Baltimore, and brother Robert Wells Jr., Towson. Funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at Jenkins Funeral Home York Rd Baltimore. Interment in Baltimore. Friends may call today 1 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Richard Wells
Hagerstown
Jones Falls
Baltimore
Samuel R. Wells
Wiley
Dr. Wells
Montgomery Ward
Mt. Wilson
Marjorie Wells
Theodore Mitchell
Robert Wells Jr
Towson
Jenkins Funeral Home
York Rd
Bal
Greencastle Bank President Dies Tuesday
William J. Kriner 81 of 39 Linden Ave. Greencastle, president of Citizens National Bank, died Tuesday evening at Washington County Hospital. A retired farmer, he belonged to Grace United Church of Christ and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Minnich-Miller Funeral Home with burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call tonight.
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Greencastle
William J. Kriner
Linden, Ave
Citizens National Bank
Washington County Hospital
Franklin County
Andrew
Alice Myers Kriner
Grace United Church of Christ
Paul Musselman
Harry Kuhny
Harrisonburg
Alvin C. Kriber
Minnich-Miller
Luther G. Hetsi Jr
Cedar Hills Cemetery
Market Takes More Losses and Autos Down
New York market action showed continued declines with many key stocks slipping fractionally while a few edged up. Du Pont rose about 12 percent after Wednesday's drop, Fairchild Camera recovered slightly, Xerox trimmed its opening loss, New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad fell, auto stocks eased, and Texaco sagged over three points as oils stayed soft.
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NEW York
du Pont
Fairchild Camera
Xerox
New York Central
iPennsylvania Railroad
Texaco
MCI Prisoner Escapes For Short Freedom
A Westminster man, George Henry Litz, 20, escaped from an MCI transfer at Breathersville and eluded police for about 10 hours in Lappans area. He had been en route from Baltimore to the Maryland Correctional Institute and was still handcuffed when he slipped away near the main building. Police and guards searched the routes around Lappans Cross Roads and Breathersville, finally spotting him in a telephone booth around 1 p.m. local time.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Maryland Correctional Institute
Breathersville
Lappant
George Henry Litz
MCI
Tiekt
MCT
Lappans Cross Hoads
Breathedsville
Claude Spessard
Lapnans
Capturing A Village Under Heavy Fire In Vietnam
Marines of Company C 1st Battalion 28th Regiment battled toward Gia Binh south of the DMZ for five days. They faced North Vietnamese fortifications, heavy machine gun fire, and artillery including canister rounds and mortar shells. Casualties rose as the village remained fiercely defended and evacuations began after renewed bombardment and urban combat.
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Bob Poos
Gia Binh
Viet Nam
Earl Landagre
Bethesda
Marine Corps
Landagre
28Th Marine Regiment
Maries
Binett Naval
Ila
Jon
MIGs Downed In Air War Biggest Day
U S Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs battled Communist jets in MIG Alley northeast of Hanoi as the biggest air combat day of the war. Two U S planes were shot down by ground fire over North Viet Nam, bringing total American losses to 370.
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Hanoi
Red Capital
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North Viet Nam
Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Dated This Week
Multiple obituaries list Miss Gamma Lee Krider 88 of Hagerstown died at Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home near Boonsboro. Survived by two sisters, services at Hagerstown Church of the Brethren with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Helen Elizabeth Gross 35 of Sharpsburg died at Washington County Hospital, with service at Leaf Funeral Home in Sharpsburg and Cedar Lawn Memorial Park burial. Mary Louise Kretzer 94 of Hagerstown area died at Washington County Hospital. services at Norment Funeral Home with Rest Haven Cemetery burial. Charles A. Sigel 87 of Warfordsburg died at Fulton County Medical Center. funeral at Buck Valley Lutheran Church with interment at Buck Valley Cemetery. Families to receive at local funeral homes.
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Wolfs Business College of
Hagerstown
Anna M. Kaider
Fahrney Keedy Horne
Berardine Morgan
van Nuys
Calif
Ieces
Bagerstown
Lyle Dobson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Fairney Reedy Chapel
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East Funeral Home
Boons*boro
Helen Elizabeth Gross
Main St
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Gerald D. Gross
Lottie Blanch ‘Swope
Samuel, Swope Sharpebure
Kathy Sendra
David Samuel
Ray Franklin Swope
Harold Glenwood Swope
Boonsboro
Mary Louise Kretzer
Lee St
David H. Kretzer
Washington County
Downsville
John Leroy Henesy
Georg
Baltimore
Norment
Robert Regenold
Rest Haven
Familly I
Charles A. Sigel
Warfordsburg
Bessie Ellen Gearhart Sigel
Route 2
Fulton County
Cuban Embassy in Ottawa hit by explosion
An explosion at the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa damaged windows and nearby property but caused no injuries. Investigators believe a home made device, possibly planted earlier, triggered the blast as a newspaper carrier spotted a car with a suitcase near the entrance in the early morning.
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Ottawa
Australian airliner crashes near Winston in Australia
An Ansett- Australian National Airlines Viscount jet crashed near Winston, 715 miles northwest of Brisbane, while en route from Mount Isa to Brisbane. All 23 aboard, 19 passengers and 4 crew, are believed killed.
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Brisbane
Australia
Winston
Ansett
Australian National Airlines
Mount Isa
Drizzle Reports Brief Rain Totals Yesterday
A light drizzle measured at roughly a quarter inch fell across areas yesterday. Meteorologists noted minor accumulation with brief drizzle periods, signaling unsettled skies and modest rainfall totals for the day.
Prayer and Weather Notes From N Y C and Bridgeport
A church prayer text from Winfield Burggraaff and Oswald Betkenbaugh is followed by garbled weather data. The readable portions cite modest rainfall readings of 0.25 and 0.23 inches and high temperatures around 60 degrees with lows near 56, recorded in New York City and Bridgeport areas.
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Bridgeport
Anatael Howard Beekenbaugh
Boou Laure
Ty Oswald
Betkenbaugh
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