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Obituaries Former Hotel Owner Dies at Johnson, Kosygin, Eban Positions Pottstown Mtrcury, Wednetday, July 5, 1967 5 Stonersville Charles Simonek Qf Major Issues in Middle East There'S A Need Found Dead in Trailer Home I HARRISBURG (AP) Gov By The Associated Press the true origin of the tension dor to rearh decisions pressures and interven- shafrr indicated in his trans- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.jthat torments the Middle the interests of peace in thejtions. imbued with a common message to the Gen(AP) Here is a comparison of East. Middle East and the interests of love for a region which they are prai Assembly that Pennsvlva. Bllrhanan r. for POMlions on major Issues in the The Ihroat to Israel's exist- universal poare to share, the Arab and nia mu9t 5o0n costly I ii c- 'j' Stoners- Simonek, 71, Sanatoga, will be Middle East as stated Monday pnee.

its peace, security, sover- Funeral services for Margaret ent. Westinghouse tells It will be the year 2000 before it may be The economic advantages villr will at 1 tu I'vmc, orvu.n^, History summons us nations must now trans- decision which is considered herent in establishing Pennsyl- frn'Lnil If'm Shalkop Funeral home, Johnson in eignty and developments has forward to permanent poacecend their conflicts in dedica- fundamental to the economic vania as the transportation link uengler Funeral home, 135 Bridge street. Spring City, mgton and by Soviet 1 remier been directed against her in the and the peace that we envisage tion to a new Mediterranean future of the Commonwealth, between the East and Midwest Main and Spruce streets, Birds tomorrow at 9 a m. boro Uie neighboringlcan only be elaborateli in frank future in concert with a renala-1 declslon rcvolve, A Requiem Mass will be cele- Minister Abba Eban states. But all the condi- and lucid dialogue between Is- sant Eruope and an Africa and thp establishment of a high- tions of tension, all the impulses rael and each of the states Asia which have emerged at snrrfi corridor of aggression in the Middle East which have participated in the last thoir independent role on through the state Krv stone he called an Me Birif intended to establish Pennsylvania as the transportation link The Rev.

C. David Godshall, brated in St. Aloysius Catholic United Nations pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church at 9 0 a church, Birdsboro, will officiate. Interment will be in the TROOP WITHDRAWAL have been aggravated by the attempt to overthrow her sover- the stage of history.

Interment will be in Spring- church cemetery. Johnson There are some policy of one of the great eignty and undermine her exist -1 field cemetery, Elverson. Mr. Simonek was found dead have nrKcd, as a single, ers which under our charter ence. We dare not be satisfied Viewing will be Friday from in his trailer home Monday.

solution, an immediate bear primary responsibility for with intermediate arrangements last conflict'be tween the? rncgaTopoiisrfthe 7 to 9 p.m. last was seen alive Friday eve- return to the situation as it was the maintenance of internation- which are neither war nor has demonstrated the danger of East Coast and the industrial The widow of William W. Bu- ning. on June 4. As our distinguished al peace and security.

The peace. Such patchwork ideas the Middle East arms racc of centers of the Midwest, chanan, she died Monday at hei Born in Chechoslovakia hr arul ambassador, Mr. Ar- Soviet Union has becn unfaithful carry with them the seeds of the last 12 years. Here the "Tf home. fanu.

t0 thjs country in lMl'. He lhur Goldberg, has already said, to that trust The burden of re- future tragedy. Free from ex- sponsibilily must rest not only id oorridol. rapjd. Born in Birdsboro, daughter was employed as a draftsman is not a Prescription for sponsibility lies heavy upon SJT" ---of Lewis and Ida (Rimby) at the Cann and Saul Steel com- Pesce, but for renewed hostili- her.

Grant, she operated the Elver-pany, Royersford. He was a l'es- npntrrpc son hotel, Elverson, with her graduate of the University of troops must be ARAB REFUGEES husband prior to World War I Prague, Czechoslovakia. withdrawn, but there must also last month, 1 After his death, she purchased Surviving is a brother. Fran- bc recognized right of interna- think, shows us another basic the Douglassville hotel in the tisck Simonek. Czechoslovakia, tional life progress in solving requirement for settlement.

It is 1920s and sold it when she retired in 1942. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Alma B. Lutz, Birdsboro RD 2 two sisters, Anna, wife of David Murray, and Iva Grant, Orlando, Fla. Funeral services for EMILIE (BOLCFANY) ALEXY, widow of Jacob Alexy, 322 ARCH STREET, ROYERSFORD, were Ex-Royersford Resident Dies In Reading the refugee problem freedom a human requirement: Justice of innocent maritime passage for the refugees.

A new conflict of the arms race has brought new homelessness, and respect for the political in The nations of the Middle East dependence and territorial in- must at last address themselves the plight of those who have 1970 Moon Goal Still Achievable on those in the area but upon demand for high- Ihe larger states outside the speed transportation may re- suit in an alternative route or system located outside Pennsylvania he told the legislature. area. We believe that scarce resources could be used much better for technical and economic development. We have always opposed this arms race. and our own military New Ynrk Virginia alto the area have consequently Eivin(( eonslderable been severely attention to tbe prospect of such now there is another moment of a corridor eautioned, choice.

The I nited States of anfj Commonwealth does America, for its part. will use noj ns commitment soon, Kosygin Arab states, been displaced by wars. In SPACR every resource of may be well left at the start- hnlh ci hovn rncictnH HOUSlon, ICX. (Al 1 hC --------------J which feii victim to both sides have resisted disaster made ihr eoTl are entitled to expect lhai their the best efforts of outside medi- on tho moon hv to tmd b'U" The New York leclslature, for tamefor to William O. Hessler, 65, Mohn- estJ (hat becn vlolsted by find them places to develop" ,0 submit J2 5 from the Nelson Funeral home.

ton; a former resident or Roy- armed be and work. There will be no ms of 367 Walnut street. Royersford. Tuesday in Read- tutcd in and without delay, peace for any party in the Mid- Spacecraft shipments of all military Requiem Mass followed in Sa hospital. Thi, first of thc die East unless this problem cred Heart church, Royersford with the Rev.

Richard Jones, assistant pastor, as celebrant. Also present in the sanctuary was the Rev. Joseph Fitzpatrick agcr for a knitting company, pastor. arms bnnd issue to the into this area, "andmkeep those Mr. Hessler was born in of attacked with new energy by "The program is completely shipments on file for all the peo ersford.

a son of the late Wil.l^'Z 0 territory Mainly, primarily by under control George pies of the world to observe." V0 V. Zit liam and Laura (Ortlip) Has- This is the crucjai question to- lhose who are imme(liately 31 an we here, in the th westinghouse Air Br iko sler. He was a personnel man- which there can be cprned- a climate of chanf re United Nations, fail take the Westinghouse Air Brake no detent(Mn the Middfe wiU do.our 1225 measures, even those Interment was in Holy Sepul- 0f United Brethren cher cemetery. Philldilphia. Mohnfon the conflict may draw a conclusion that they cannot expect wwra Jir a sembly is to condemn the gressor and take steps for Kosygin 0 i rfU 11 Act aF Icflfll'c nie.

I w-vi wa(l a fully modified jn or(jcr 0 enhance tJieir faclory by the path of" an ersford, and Clarence occupied by Israeli that American Eagleville and a sister, exterminating' in the process the conducting a funds earmarked for the devel- Texas Crt Clarke' u9 everything goet baek to where indigenous populations of tul 0 BACH-On Tuesday, June 27, 1967, in Texas. In 1948; about a mil- and the improvement of the liv- Maniila, Lawrence E. Bach, son of was ociore me am oi juih is Harry E. and Jane (Lewin) Bach, age The heart of the Westinghouse study was contained in a proposal for the state to move and Peter Karacsony. Pottstown Deaths was before the 5th ot June 0f the capsule fire Tan 27 that 7 Funcral arrangements a Thc Cener lion people found themselves 11 standard of the people would 20 yean.

Relatives and friends are pending ai W. D. Geiser Fu- ai ASSPmblv cannot ignore the evicted from their be channelled to an even home, Washington ftt me Security Council, and doomed to hunger, suffering I Navy arms 1 where the primary responsi- and poverty. During all these "ara H' Navy Lt bility lies, has emphatically re-'years. deprived of a country jected such a course.

It was not I and of means Royersford, on Friday at 2 p. m. street, Royersford Interment in Fernwood cemetery, Roy-: ersford. Friends may call at the fu-1 neral home Thursday from 7 to 9 P- m- Funeral these Navy inese Cmdr. Roger B.

Chaffee. of subsistence, BUCHANAN Of Stonersville, on Mon- services FIRST MISSION Those who cherish peace, can not and must not allow events to take this constant increase Israel, but Syria, Egypt and these people remain in The firit manncd mis- arma Jordan, who violently shattered us of exiles. The acute problem cinn an oorlh nrKilot neaaIiaa CSCB 8 On OVI a day, July 3, 1967. Margaret L. (Grant) LAWRENCE wife of the late William Relatives and friends are services from the Dengler Home, Main and Spruce boro, on Saturday, July interment Springfield cemetery, Elver- home, 600 Washington street, jiag Mattered to smithe- stantly increasing tension in the Royersford.

ri ens. It cannot be recaptured reference to refu- i0? are readily imaginable, Jones added. Using Harrisburg as a demonstration point, the system would travel east to Philadelphia and connect with the high-speed northeast corridor currently being operated experimentally among Washington, D.C., New York and Boston. Moving west from Harrisburg, the system would connect with the Cleveland-Chicago transportation axis and the St. Louis- Cincinnati route into the southern Midwest.

Interstate spurs, meanwhile, could be provided for the Reading-Allentown-Bethlehem locals, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton to the northeast, Erie to the northwest. Eastward from Harrisburg, Jones said, construction of the corridor would be relately easy, since the existing right-of-way of the Pennsylvania Railroad could be used. Westwardly, however, is another matter, and this is where the initial cost will be high, he added candidly. A completely new route would have to be built, and this would involve tunneling and bridge work to eliminate such natural deterrents to high-speed transportation as the famed Altoona curve. Obviously, ownership and control of the corridor, once constructed, are policy decisions which affect both the private and public sectors of society.

Shafer, in his message said he intended to appoint a committee for transportation and charge it with overall responsibility fitting the corridor into future. He also said he would look to this panel of private and public transportation authorities for guidance in determining the ownership and control of the route. One possibility mentioned in informal conversations is for the state to own the right-of-way and lease it to the transportation systems, or charge them a Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening. (Dengler) Hawley, Pa. on Sunday, July 7, 1967, Earl husband of Mar- I orie (Browning) Owens, age 56 years, lelatlves and friends are Invited to services from the First united officiate.

Burial will be in Fern Presbyterian Church, 750 N. Evans Pottstown on Wednesday, July 5 at 2 Cemetery, Royersford. m. Cremation will be in Reading The Rev. Dr.

Franklin 0ur watchword is not Watts, pastor of Royersford ward belligerency but for- United Church of Christ, will ward to There will be no viewing. Friends will be received by the family and First United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday 1 to 2 p. m. Please omit Contributions may be made the Memorial Fund of First United Presbyterian Church. (Houck) KOZAK On Saturday, July 1, 1967 Frances (Sosna) wife of John Kozak tge 55 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Warker Funeral Ho.ne, 726 High Pottstown on Wednesday, July 5 at 9 a.m. Requeim Mass will be celebrated in St. Aloysius Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Interment In St. John's Greek Catholic Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening 7-9 (Warker) EE In Morris Conva- lesent Home, Plymouth Valley, on Saturday, July 1, 1967 Elizabeth Free daughter of the late Lewis W. Susanna (Pennypacker) Free 2415 Swede Norristown age 79 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Shalkop Funeral Home, 135 Bridge Spring City on Wednesday, July 5 at 2 p.m. Interment in Zion Lu'iieran Church Cemetery, Spring City. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening 7-9 Saturday, July 1, 1967.

Charles Simonek, of Sanatoga, age 71 years. Services will be held at the 135 Bridge Viewing will be from 7 to 9 ISRAELI STATEHOOD program arms pu 3 "rJart' 7r a i chases were precisely geared to hat is the status of Apol- the successiVe phases of Arab, ow said. We lost a Rreat and especiaUy Egyptian rear deal of time because of the mament. On many occasions in dcnt up a year you look reCent months we and others sought to secure Johnson Every nation failed for 20 years or more? fundamental gees. Participants in Settlement will make this at it in terms of when "the first ainlv peace where all others have manned flight was going to be ave vainiy right-of-way through thc Com monwealth, running approximately parallel to the Penn sylvania Turnpike.

The primary prerequisites of the proposed corridor are that it be as straight and level as possible. Once these conditions were met, Westinghouse said, Pennsylvania would have a transportation roadbed capable of handling systems which travel as fast as 300 miles per hour. State officials are reluctant, at this, point to discuss the probable cost of such a system when implemented to its fullest capacity, but it is a safe as-lusage (ec sumption that the expense would jones acknowledged that, to 41 other affected states such Shafer told the. legislature that as Ohio and Illinois have not the right-of-way could be pur- lnmated plans to fit into what I was Soviet agreement for a recipro- 10 be- cal reduction of arms supplies p.m. tomorrow in the funeral jn the area has a fundamental the parties to the you look at it in terms of home- to live, and to have this conflict must be the parties to sequence of flights after Specialist Bach is survived by right respected by its neighbors, the peace.

Sooner or later it is he added, hope be less wl likP his parents. H. Edward a For the people of the Middle they who must make a settle- than a year." ftUtudc fj Jane (Lewin) Bach, and a East, the path to hope does not ment in the area. It is hard to Low said it is hoped the con if th brother, Richard, at home. lie in threats to end the life of See how it is possible for nations tractor will be able to roll an down- Huf.rrninpfi nftf lose The serviceman died the past any nation.

Such threats have to live together in peace if they Apollo spacecraft off the assem- tn nf rrnnomie en- Tuesday in a military hospital become a burden to the peace, cannot learn to reason together, bly line at its Downey, a in the Philippines of injuries re- not only of that region but a we must still ask, who plant every three months once in ipt in ceived in action in Vietnam. burden to the peace of the entire Can help them? Some say, it the first vehicle is completed. rect resu ihn world. should be the United Nations, sum Low constant stimulation of the the same way, no nation some call for the use of other where the end-of-the-decadeirace in PARrc would be true to the United Na- parties. We have been first in date for landing men on the tu two week old tjons charter, or to its own true 0ur support of effective peace- moon was difficult, but very a E.

ana ratncia jnterests, if it should permit keeping in the United Nations, achievable before the accident. Is envisioned as a totally new interstate system of high speed chased now for approximately $24 million. With the rising cost of land any delay clearly would boost that estimate. The 300-mile-per-hour system However, he added: envisioned in the Westinghouse they are going to have E. (Canriia) Hume, 141.i success to blind it to and we also recognize the great it is extremely difficult but still SET DRIVE, will be held in St.

fact that its neighbors have values to come from mediation, achievable Aloysius Newr cemetery. The infant died Monday in St. hospital, Philadel rights and its neighbors have interests of their own. Each na- We are ready this morning to see any method tried, and we Relays Marine's Message to Wife ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) study is still 35 to 40 years away, conceded Commerce Secretary Clifford L.

Jones, but that still does not negate the feasibility of moving ahead in the immediate future. to get into it. Even with an accelerated highway construction program, our highways are simply going to be overloaded with traffic in the next decade. just be unable to cope Westinghouse proposed that with the pressure." Pennsylvania have in use by 1975 a four-track, high-speed rail system along the 81-foot- wide corridor. Two tracks would be for 150-mile-per-hour freight and passenger service, the other two limited to 90 mile-per-hour freight service only.

There is conventional railroad equipment in use at the present time which would meet these high-speed runs, Jones said. With the advance of science and technology, Jones continued TOOK OVER tion, therefore, must accept the believe that none should be ex-: Low took over as Apollo' phia, where he was a patient 11 0f others to eluded altogether. Perhaps all spacecraft manager, succeeding days. Kosygin the course of 0f them will be useful and will Dr. Joseh Shea, who was trans-j In addition to his parents he jts so-year history, the Soviet be needed.

ferred to space agency head- wutmucu is survived by sisters. Mel- unj0n has regarded all peoples, issue an appeal to all to quarters in Washington in a TpH t0 carc Pennsylvania easily could con- 6 eat issa E- and Jennifer at large or small, with respect, adopt no rigid view on these management shakeup at vert the route to even faster a.m. Requiem mass will be celebrated home; maternal grandparents, Every people enjoys the right to matters. I offer assurance to all partially a result of the fire. That was the response of Nan- modes of transportation, as long an(i Helpn an independent nation-that this government of He said the program is on a cy Howell, 25, to a battlefield as met the two basic condi- piease omit flowers.

There will be no town; and paternal grandpar- ai state of its own. This consti- the government of the United reasonably well-definied sched- message from her husband, and level. lShalkop) ents, George and Pauline Hume, tutes one of the fundamental states, will do its part for peace ule. Marine Lt. Gatlin Howell, in The one system of the future Bethlehem.

principles of the policy of the every forum, at every leve, contractors in our office Vietnam. Shafer cited in his speech was The Warker Funeral home. Soviet Union, lt is on this basis at every hour. here know exactly what Howell, 31, with a platoon of the currently 726 High street, is in charge of that we formulated our attitude there is no escape from doing this week and he men supported by tanks, has under experiment in Europe. Shafer told the legislature: who made the study conclude that it would be economic suicide for Pennsylvania not to develop such a high-speed The most difficult aspect of this assignment, it would appear, will be convincing the General Assembly and its constituency that the extra-ordinarily high costs involved in establishing such a corridor will be justified by the economic rewards.

Boyertown Deaths Reading hospital, on Monday, July 3, 1967, Beulah S. (Becker) Herbst, wife of Leverne H. Herbst, age 59 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the L. W.

Ott Funeral Home, 111 N. Readinq Boyertown, on Thursday at 10 a. m. Interment in Falrview cemetery, Boyertown. Friends and relatives may call on Wednesday evening from 7 JONES-Of Eshbach, on Sunday, July 2, 1967, Willard husband of Winifred Jones.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the Losh Funeral Home, 124 W. Philadel phia Boyertown, on Thursday July 6 at 11 a. m. Interment in Mt. Peace cemetery, Philadelnhia.

Friends may cad at the funeral home Wednesday evening 7 to 9. (Losh) arrangements. Russia Demands Israeli Withdrawal Twin-Boro Deaths to Israel as a state, when we this fact: The main responsi- said. we have not been trying for three days to a series of jets on the train voted in 1947 for thc U.N. deci- biiity for the peace of the region yet formally planned the day-to- retrieve the bodies of U.S.

body force compressed air onto sion to create two independent depends upon its own peoples day activities next month and Marines killed in fighting in the a concrete roadbed, lifting the states, a Jewish and an Arab and its own leaders of that re the month after that. Con Thien area. coach approximately six inches one, in the territory of the form- gion. what will be truly decisive until we have that kind He asked Associated Press off the ground. The train would er British colony of Palestine.

the Middle East will be what of plan I can not have a very correspondent George Esper to be propelled forward by any Guided by this fundamental pol- js said and what is done by high confidence in the delivery tell his wife in Alameda not to type of high-powered turbine MOSCOW CAP) The Soviet icy the Soviet Union was later those who live in the Middle dates for the first worry. be home in 27 days, engine. three top leaders re- to establish diplomatic relations National Aeronautics and She was told he had suffered a actually riding on a newed demands Tuesday for with Israel. this session Space Administration officials slight shrapnel wound. six-inch cushion of Jones immediate and unconditional upholding the rights of measure up to its task and can hope to have the first spacecraft This is a typical performance explained.

there is no Israeli withdrawal from occu- peoples to self-determination, attain it? Yes, it can. The delivered to Cape Kennedy, for him. very proud of him ground friction, you can travel pied Arab territory the Soviet Union just as reso- General Assembly should pro- Fla-. in December for flight and am counting the days until at greater speeds. But the hover Partv chief Leonid I Bre- lutely condemns the attempts nounce itself authoritatively in about three months later.

he gets home. Tell him No. 1 train is not technically or eco- zhnev. Premier Alexei N. Kosy- by any state to conduct an ag- favor of justice and peace.

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and President Uikolai V. gressive policy towards other Soviet Union and its del mission will be Navy Capt. Wal-his father. I really say Podgorny also reaffirmed Soviet countries, a policy of seizure of egation are ready to work to ter M. Schirra Air Force much.

You might say in a solidarity with Egypt, Syria, foreign lands and subjugation of gether with other countries. MaJ- Donn F. Eisele and civil-state of shock. Hearing from at-oK natinnc tho living whnsp ronrpspntat ivrs have as- ian Walter Cunningham. him was wonderful.

Algeria and other Arab nations the people living whose representatives have as- in denouncing what they called crisis has many sembled in this hall. They are Israeli aggression. consequences but only one ready to work together with all cause. right to peace, other states and delegations in security, sovereignty, to attain this aim. development and maritime free- depends on the efforts marking the fifth anniversary its very right to of the big powers.

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