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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1964

Page

9

Miss Eckard and Robert LewisWed in Emmitsburg

Miss Donna Lee Eckard daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Eckard of Taneytown and Robert Francis Lewis son of Mrs Frances Lewis of Emmitsburg were married Saturday at 2 pm in St Joseph s Church Emmitsburg Rev Francis Stauble officiated The bride wore a tissue faille gown with detachable train and crystal pearl bodice while maid of honor Rose Mary Lewis wore aqua satin peau gowns and the bridal party wore identically styled dresses with white and aqua carnation arrangements.

Donna Lee Eckard John R. Eckard RFD Taneytown Robert Francis Lewis Frances Lewis Emmitsburg St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Francis Stauble Rose Mary Lewis, Ee Maid of Honor Cynthia Ann Neal Francis Walter

Couple Plans Life Together After Mt Pleasant Honeymoon

The best man was Jeffery Hays. ushers were Lawrence Topper and Harold Barbe. Steven Eckard, bride’s cousin, carried the ring. Mrs. Louis Rosensteel played organ. Terry Brown sang. Reception at V F W annex Emmitsburg. Bride a 1963 Taneytown graduate, secretary at Cambridge Rubber Taneytown. Groom a 1961 St. Joseph's graduate, to become bookkeeper at Feeser's Dairy Littlestown.

Lawrence Topper This City Harold Barbe Rocky Ridge Steven Eckard Dover Del Louis Rosensteel Terry Brown V.F.W. Annex Emmitsburg Mt. Pleasant Taneytown Senior High School Cambridge Rubber Company Taneytown St. Joseph’s High School Feeser’s Dairy Littlestown

Priceless 17th Century Glass Shattered in Naples Scuffle

A 17th century Sae Pinum Glass, a Bacchus and nymph adorned artifact, was broken during a scuffle between teens and a Naples museum guard. Police attributed the incident to boys chasing girls, with the case and glass toppled as the guard intervened.

Naples Italy National Museum of Naples Abruzzi Angelo Bosnia

Soviet Troops in Cuba to Withdraw Within Weeks

U. S. officials expect the last large group of Soviet troops in Cuba to withdraw in two to three weeks, about 3000 personnel, leaving a Soviet military mission of 600 to 800. While troops pull back, Castro’s power grows as bases for 24 antiaircraft missiles may transfer, potentially triggering a new crisis if misused.

Washington Johnson Administration Cuba Fidel Castro U. S Castro United States Khrushchev Johnson White

Cuba Wariness in U S Cuba Policy Paper

A U S State Department draft on Cuba portrays Castro’s military as the strongest in Latin America but largely defensive. It cites Soviet air defense upgrades and missiles, notes Cuba lacks air and sea lift for offensive action, and argues for economic denial to curb subversion. It cites Cuba’s armament boosted by Soviet aid, including 500 antiaircraft missiles.

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Lewistown WSCS Holds April Meeting and Plans Picnic

The Lewistown WSCS met April 15 in the church hall with presiding president Mrs. Norman Ramsburg. Committee lists announced for a September rummage sale and a May 3 picnic luncheon before the Quarterly Conference, plus reports on dues and officer continuity.

Lewistown WSCS Church Hall Norman Ramsburg Russell Frushour Marlin Green Luther Martin Raymond Stull Sr Jewell Beeson Grange John Grimes Green Frushour Beeson Martin Ramsburg Russell Frush

Electrical Workers Returning To Work In Baltimore Plants

About 1,700 electrical workers are to return to five Westinghouse plants in the Baltimore area after a week-long strike. Local 130 members voted 1,029 to 55 to accept a settlement on union representation and grievances, with salaries not involved. An unrelated note mentions a new primitive human ancestor discovery in East Africa.

Baltimore Westinghouse Electric Corp International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Afl-Cio

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