U S Warns Communists On Pressure In South Viet Nam
A State Department official warned that North Vietnamese and Chinese communists may force the United States to escalate the war beyond South Vietnam. Bundy said expansion is not desired but could occur under external pressure, while allies consider actions against infiltration bases in North Vietnam. Clashes in Qui Nhon left 17 wounded and three rioters killed as authorities faced student protests and sect tensions. US officers criticized tribal levies and pact pledges amid shifting support and rebel camp withdrawals in Buon Sar Pa.
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Forest Fire Reseed Planned For 78000 Acres In Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Calif AP forestry workers undertake a large reseeding project on 78000 burned acres after a brush fire that killed one firefighter and left 78 homes destroyed. More than 2000 firefighters still battled hotspots as flood control officials warned of potential mudslides if rains arrive before ground cover is restored. The Forest Service aims to contain the fire by Wednesday morning with full control expected Thursday evening. Senator Kuchel said emergency funds of 461000 would be sought to build debris basins in the burned area. Eleven of the injured remained hospitalized with burns sprains or cuts.
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Plan For New Hospital Abandoned
ANNAPOLIS Dr Stuart M Christhill and John W Steffex announce the abandonment of plans for a 105 bed for profit hospital in the Baltimore metropolitan area after Blue Cross declined to guarantee eligibility for a Blue Cross contract. The promoters say they will liquidate remaining assets.
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Daily Mail Adopts Modern Rates and AP Ties
The Daily Mail announces subscription prices by carrier and mail, with regional rates listed. It notes daily publication with Sunday exception, is a member of The Associated Press, and claims continuous local news and dispatches.
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US vows vigorous protest over UN diplomat attack
United States promises vigorous efforts to protest an assault on a Mauritanian diplomat in New York. Ambassador Stevenson regrets the incident and rejects claims the attack was provoked by race, stressing it does not reflect New York or official attitudes.
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New York
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Stevenson
Norwegian Labor Party Falls Behind in Municipal Voting
Partial returns from 32 of 466 municipalities show Norway's Labor party about 4 percent below last year. In 24 towns it earned 35.2 percent versus 19 percent nationally, and it lost Stavanger’s mayoralty in the 80,000 population city. Conservative, Christian Democrat, Agrarian, and Liberal parties also show small declines.
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Government toll waste hits San Francisco employees
Federal workers in the San Francisco area largely ignored the new leased wire telephone system and wasted 134000 dollars on needless toll charges last year. Acting GSA chief in San Francisco Ralph Deed said many employees did not understand the system and hopes the problem is solved. The system links agencies in 300 major cities by leased lines with a flat fee regardless of calls.
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General Services Administration
More People Asked In Office Of Tax Assessor
County commissioners will consider but take no action on hiring another assessor. Simon Cropper, supervisor of assessments, told the board a new staffer is needed to meet annual reassessment requirements and research demands. He said there is state movement to shift reassessment away from counties, no state aid to cover the position, and no immediate plan.
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Evan Crogsley
As. Soros
Death of Mrs Annie Elizabeth Rhodes at 84 in Clear Spring
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Rhodes wife of George J Rhodes died at her home in Clear Spring after a brief illness aged 84. She was born near care and lived in Clear Spring all her life, daughter of Mary Margaret Greer and the late John Wesley Carlaugh. Survived by daughters Millard Kretzer Reading PA George Ott North Conquest Clear Spring and Mrs Harold Snively Mercersburg sister Susan Porsyth of Hagerstown and brother Jacob Kaugh Mercersburg with many grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from St Pauls United Church of Christ Western Pike with ministers Ziegler and Huffman officiating Burial in cemetery adjoining. Family to receive visitors Wednesday 7 to 9 at Rowland Funeral Home Clear Spring flowers omitted.
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George J. Rhodes
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Hagerstown
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Warren O Ziegler
Rain Eases Drought and Forest Fire Danger Statewide
Rain continued through May easing drought across Maryland and boosting soil moisture. Moderate totals were recorded in several counties including 2.28 inches in Mount Storm and 2.05 inches in Cumberland, while the lower Eastern Shore saw lighter amounts. Funeral services were set for Lester Booth Hill, with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Demos Plan Big Evening at North High Saturday
A large Democratic rally is planned at North High School Saturday with Gov. J Millard Paiges Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein and other candidates attending. About 1 000 Republicans will meet candidates including Joseph Tydings Carlton Sickles and Royce Hanson. An entertainment program and a buffet will accompany a ticketed event with prizes and a souvenir kit.
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Diners Club Editor Sam Heal Dies in Manhattan Fire
AP reports Sam Heal editor of the Diners Club Magazine died in a Manhattan apartment fire on Monday at age 51. He led the magazine and was a notable culinary editor in New York.
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Diners Tub Magazine
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Vatican Council Allows Catholic Married Men as Deacons
Vatican City AP report says the council approved permitting married men to become deacons to alleviate priest shortage. Deacons may baptize marry couples and preach, but cannot say Mass or hear confessions. The debate over Jewish guilt in the passion was revised to emphasize not blaming Jews.
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Waukegan council votes on deaconate plan amid controversy
Waukegan and global church figures debate allowing married men to become deacons, a move supported by Benny and opposed by others. The ballot results show fluctuating support as discussions span celibacy, priestly roles, and the impact on clerical life. Von Braun remarks on space milestones despite the day's news.
Things A Columnist Learns On Opening His Mail Bag
HAL BOYLE notes from a mailbag spanning diverse topics. items include teen totals, life insurance payouts to widows, a misrouted bakers dozen origin, chimpanzee vocals, a 1895 rail proposal, and varying city cab fares. scattered quips touch language, predictions, and quirky folklore.
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Miguel de Capriles Rises to Global Fencing Leader
New York NY AP Miguel de Capriles who arrived in the United States from Mexico at age 13 with no English and no fencing knowledge has become dean of New York University Law School and president of the World Fencing Federation. His appointment was announced Monday as he heads to Tokyo to oversee the Olympic fencing tournament.
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Market Prices Weaken Today Amid Mixed Auto Talks
New York early trading shows market prices softening with General Motors dipping slightly as United Auto Workers negotiations continue. Several motors slip while Republic Steel and U.S. Steel fall and other firms post modest gains. U S Steel climbs over 2 points, Du Pont and IBM gain about a point. Xerox and Montgomery Ward rise about half a point.
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