Kennedy Macmillan chart Laos settlement talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan focus on Southeast Asia policy aiming for a permanent Laos settlement with Soviet and Chinese talks. Their aides at the State Department prep final rounds, while the leaders meet aboard the cruiser Honor Fitz and press toward cease fires and future conferences amid Red China UN issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Southeast Asia
Russia
Red China
Laos
White House
State Department
Potomac River
Fitz
South Viet Nam
Macmillan
United Nations
United States
Briain
General Assembly
U.S
China
Access To Store On Tilt Street Assured
A manager stated access to a city store on Tilt Street will be maintained despite reports of street blockage from Toll House Avenue to the west entrance. Carson V. Reman noted the situation and said access would remain open at the other end of the street.
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Orsa
West Seventh Street
Safeway
Sore
Carson V. Reman
Toll House Avenue
Improvised Rescue After Fire Call Collapse
John Baumgardner, an independent hose company member, collapsed at the fire tail today around 12 40 p m. The United ambulance was summoned. He struck his head in the fall and his glasses broke cutting his face.
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John Baumgardner
Independent Hose Company
United Ambulance
Baumgartner
Preference For Traffic Plan Toss-Up In City Survey
A city survey on traffic patterns shows near equal support for one-way and two-way streets at Second and Saints streets, while Alderman Dailey reports a three to one tilt against one-way. Plans by Alderman Burall for a three-man committee to study a city wide pattern receive favorable response as debates unfold at City Hall.
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Second
Saints
Robert E Dailey
William 3. Burall
Burall
Alder- Atar
Dailey
Ion
Alderaney
Patrick Street
Middletown
Frederick
Cer
Braddock Home Fire Damages Main Bedroom
A fire at the Braddock Heights home of George M. Chapline and wife around 3 am caused heavy smoke damage and water use. Firefighters from Braddock and Jefferson extinguished the blaze after about three hours with more than 8,000 gallons of water. The couple escaped unharmed. origin undetermined and damage estimate unavailable.
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George M. Chanlite
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Jefferson
Chanline
Chapline
Chaplines
Braddock Company
Cubans Execute 2 For Sabotage In Cuba
In Havana two more men were executed by firing squads after separate military trials as 601 have been put to death since Castro took power. The regime also sentenced 22 others to prison for counterrevolutionary activities and claimed to have crushed two insurgent bands in Oriente Province aided by the Guantanamo Bay base.
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Havana
la Cabana
Fidel Castire
Cuba
Hershey Mall
Oriente
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Keller charged in accident on West Second Street
Otho J. Keller 4th was charged with reckless driving after a midnight collision on West Second Street. His 1954 Chevrolet and Robert Francis Martin's 1958 Chevrolet sustained $100 and $150 in damage respectively. Officer Guy Himes investigated.
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West Second Street
Otho J. Keller
Upper College Terrace
West Second
Robert Francis Martin
Keller
Martin
Guy Himes
Hood College plans new president's house and reassignment
Hood College outlined tentative plans for a four bedroom president's residence with entertainment space and a basement meeting room with bids open on April 14. If built the existing house would become a student dorm, easing crowding without expanding enrollment. Dr. Truxal retires in June. Dr. Randle Eliott will assume July 1.
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Strawn Cottage
Hooper
Hood
Rosemont Avenue
Andrew G. Truxal
Randle Eliott
Millbrook
Two Drivers Acquitted In Local Court Cases
Kenneth Neal of East Street and G Frederick of Sharon Spring faced reckless driving and parking charges after separate accidents on March 25 and April 1. Neal testified his foot slipped from the brake causing the crash that damaged three vehicles. he claimed no negligence. Putnam, 64, said he stopped for directions when struck by a following car. he had no prior accidents and received minor vehicle damage. Magistrate Edward Storm acquitted both defendants, with no injuries reported.
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Accients
Kenneth B. Neal
RFD
G. Frederick
East
East Patrick Streets
Neal
John Wheeldon
Kirk A. Andress
East Third Street
Andrews
James F. Zack
Stewart Manor Apis
Zack
East Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Sharon Spring
Leonard C. Putnam
A. David Carlson
Buckeystown
Putnam
Edward Storm
Assault Warrants Filed in Annapolis Case
A hearing is set for April 12 in Magistrate's Court on two assault warrants sworn by Dej Charles R. Brockmeyer and D Anne Agunciel.
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Annapolis
Dej
Charles R. Brockmeyer
D.anne Agunciel
Pay Tax Debt York Fund Showcases Public Support
The Sgt Alvin York tax fund raises broad public help from rich and poor alike to cover a 225000 tax debt. Letters pour in from across the nation, with donors including Rep Joe Evins and Speaker Sam Rayburn leading contributions. York, famed WWI hero, faced tax issues tied to book and movie earnings.
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Washington
Alvin York
Capitol ‘Hill
Tyre
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
York Tax Fund
Sam Rayburn
D-Ten
Denver
Sgt. York
Bobby Lamie
Kankakee
Serjeant
York
Washington, D.C
Sct
Rayburn
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dilton
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Will Clayton
P. L. Graham
The
Washington Post
Abe Ploud
Memphis
Tenn
Argonne
Tennessee
Ameri
Mortgage sale cancelled after settlement reached at Lewistown
The mortgage sale scheduled for Thursday at the Court House was cancelled after a settlement. The holder of the mortgage is tied to Welty W Rice and the Lewistown property is owned by John and Frances Leather man. A Glass and Burger spokesman confirmed the cancellation. Trading restrained on New York stock market this afternoon with prices mixed.
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Court House
Glass and Burger
New York
Attorney To Speak At Scout Dinner In Key District Meeting
Samuel Scrivener Jr a prominent Washington attorney and business leader will address the Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts dinner on April 17 at 6 30 p m at West Frederick Junior High School The program also features district officer elections and a Silver Beaver presentation delayed by snowstorms Scrivener a Washington native holds multiple degrees and leads Scrivener and Parker Attorneys and Counsellors at Law He serves on several boards and committees and is active in community groups A new ticket issuance is underway for those who had dinner tickets cancelled
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Samuel Scrivener Jr
Washington
Board of
Zoning Inspectors
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
West Frederick Junior High School
F. Russell Young
Charles R. Baldwin
Grayson B. Hailer Jr
W. Merval Weaver
C. E. Breadrup
T the Perpetual Building Association
Fidelity Investment Company
Syndicate Investment Corporation
Glenn Engineering Services Inc
Petcar Research Corporation
Episcopal Bar and Throat Hospital
Roger W. Cann
Bouene Tckelr
Phone Rate Hike Approved For Chesapeake and Potomac
BALTEIORE AP The Public Service Commission approved a rate increase for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co raising annual gross revenue by up to 156000 dollars. The order, filed after noon, sets the increase to take effect on April 6 and the firm has not yet converted the gross rise into what customers will pay.
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Balteiore
Put Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Sanctions Continue In Katanga Amid UN Tension
Elisabethville's Katanga government and white residents press economic war on UN forces amid Tshombe’s truce. UN spokesman Tombelaine was ejected from a hotel as crowds jeered, with officials noting sanctions remain in force. Ireland troops arrive to reinforce Elisabethville, while Katanga police and Irish units guard key sites.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Michel Tombelaine
Marcel Tignee
Godefroid Munongo
Tombelaine
Tshombe
Congo
Sean McKeown Fof
Ireland
Three Held For Assault In Hagerstown Area
Deputy Sheriff Howard Roby charged Bobby Bowles 21 Edward Forsythe 24 and Fred Handler 25 with assault after they followed Charles Mentzerlas in a car from Hagerstown to Funkstown forced him off the road and threatened him. A woman passenger Mrs Nellie Beeler of Gapland was treated for shock. The men, all truck drivers, were jailed and will be tried Friday night after a license plate check delayed charges.
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Hagerstown
Howard Roby
Charles Mentzerlas
Funkstown
Roby
Robert
Bobby’’ Bowles
Main Avenue
Edward Forsythe
Prospect Street
Fred Handler
Franklin Street
Mentzer
Gapland
Nellie Beeler
John Hetzer
Williamsport
Harmiley
Brunswick High School Bomb Hoax Closes Classes
A late night anonymous call warned of two bombs at Brunswick High School and prompted a full search. no explosives were found and students returned to classes by noon. Police and school officials call it a hoax though investigation continues.
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Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Jack B. Kussmaul
Fhe School
J. E. Koontz
Brimswick
Hong
Koontz
Kussmaul
Brunswick Fire Department
FMCA
Road work begins on Ft Ritchie link in Washington County
A 2.21 mile stretch of new road connects Smithsburg Road to Fort Ritchie Road as Wolfe Bros. of Myersville wins the contract for grading drainage and surfacing. The project aims to bypass the Western Maryland Railroad crossing and tie into the Fort Ritchie alignment. Frederick area plans note future widening of Fort Ritchie Road. In Montgomery County, search crews look for Dorothy Moore missing from Bethesda, with her husband Thorton reporting her absence about a week ago as a car linked to the Moores is found in Seneca Parking Lot.
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Smithsburg
Fort Ritchie
Washington County
Wolfe Bros
Myersville
Western
Frederick
Montgomery County
Footica
Seneca
Bethesda
Dorothy Moore
Thorton B. Moore
W. A. Connell
Connell
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Brunswick High
Phive
Church Street
Noway
Macmilan
Mr. Kennedy
Can Expeditionary Force
John J. Pershing
Ft. Ritchie Road
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