McCloy Opens Door to More Berlin Talks
Washington AP report says disarmament chief John J. McCloy told Khrushchev’s Berlin plan remains on the table and door for further talks is not closed. Kennedy and Rusk were briefed. Khrushchev pressed for a East German peace treaty while U S and Soviet negotiators consider a resumed round in New York after Western Allies consultations.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
McCloy
White House
Black Sea
Dean Rusk
Executive
West Berlin
Germany
Frank
Kremlin
Moscow
Valerian A. Zorin
U.S
New York
U. N
French House project and Berlin blockade era notes
The J. B. Ferguson Company of Hagerstown advances a 67800 facility to be done by early fall. A college French House is under remodel for student housing. Berlin during the blockade shows Soviet and Western air corridors and postwar recovery with prosperity in West Berlin contrasting East Berlin.
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J. B. Ferguson Company
Hagerstown
Frank J. Keeferdent
West Berlin
West Germany
Berlin
United States
East Berlin
Threatened Berlin Has History of Problems
AP reporter Carl Hartman outlines Berlin history from Nazi era to four power division. He notes the city’s unique jump between communism and the Western world, the 1945 destruction of the chancellery, later four power rule, and East West separation with West Berlin isolated within East Germany.
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Berlin
Carl Hartman
Wesern
Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Hitler
Germany
East Berlin
West
East
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Refugees flood West Berlin as voters flee Communist rule
The text notes a steady flow of refugees into West Berlin from Communist territory, with up to 1000 arriving daily at peak times. They seek work and report poor living conditions in Berlin. The piece contrasts voter apathy back home with Berlin as a practical outlet to “vote with their feet.”
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West Berlin
Berlin
Emmitsburg Social Notes Include Births and Visits
Emmitsburg society items report Mrs Charles Shorb correspondent. George Arnold and family returned from a southern vacation. Jack Biddle family from Baltimore visit Mrs O H Stinson and Sylvester Hahn family in Rocky Ridge. birth announced of a daughter at Annie Warner Hospital. Hahn’s daughter Marie Sanders is a relative of the Emmitsburg Sanders family. Ed Henry and family from Las Vegas visit Mrs Henry’s parents. John Balmer undergoes surgery at Polyclinic Hospital Harrisburg. Vincent Clark family from Norfolk visit Umbel parents. Micky Stoner mentioned as son of Mr and Mrs. ...
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Charles Shorb
Emmitsburg
George Arnold
South
Jack Biddle
Baltimore
Ed Henry
Las Vegas
Nev
Henry
Lester Wastler
Carolyn Welker
Westminster
Wastler
John Balmer
Polyclinic Hospital
Harrisburg
Vincent Clark
Norfolk, Va
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MOYER
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
Allen Stoner
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Charles B. Shorb
Andrew Shorb
Shorb
Ralph Irelan
Sylvia Ann
Warren Gelwicks
Clyde Williams
Pamela Miller
Irelan
Los Angeles
Calif
Carroll R. Wivell
Fred Bowers
James Kessler
James Kessler Jr
Hanover
Eagles Mere
Poconos
Earl D. Wetzel
Mary Immaculate
St. Anthony's Shrine
Martin Flood
Buffalo
John King
the Oblate College
Patrick M. Wetzel
Wetzel
Ernest Seltzer
James Caulfield
D. C
Vincent Tmalski
St. Anthony's Church
John Savage
Thomas Caulfield
Glyndon
Paul Holy
Ogdensburg
N.Y
St. Anthony's
Emyintsburg
St. Joseph’s High School
Essex
MG Theater
Emmitsburg Library Association
Robert Simpson
Roger Zurgable
Edgar
Milton L. Shook
East Third Street
Gordon F. Bauer
Shook
Lewis J. Martz
Dick Bayer
Warren H. Turner
Robert E. Miller
Sidney
Keith
Craig
Joan E. Young
Johnny and Dale
Martin L. Shook
Leigh
David
Ela Null
James Wimmer
Philip
Bountiful
Catonsville
Dorothy Easter
Bonnie L. Harkins
Drug Prescription Service
Pearre’s
South Market St
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Frederick
Weil Brothers
Peace of
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
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