Bi Partisan foreign policy emphasized by Rusk at Amvets meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged bipartisan foreign policy at the Amvets National Convention in Philadelphia. He warned against zig zagging in policy and praised bipartisan support as essential to national reliability. The Amvets declared leadership roles with Andrew C. Le Port and others, while race tensions confined Amvets to their hotel block at night in the city.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
Amvers
Philadelphia
Amvels
Maryland
Amvel
A. Leo Anderson
Rockville
Amvets
Edmund M. Gulewicz
Cypress
Congo
Andrew C. le Port
Johnstown
Frank
Antouincei
Rhode Island
Joseph V. Ferrino
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Essie Burdine
Macon
Georgia
Vance Beach-ley
Pennsylvania
Lincolin
Tamraz
Chicago
Illinois
Moses Perkin
St. Louis
Missouri
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District Commanders Named In Separate Meetings
Selected at separate district meetings following the main business session were William Hagen of New Jersey 1st District Commander A Leo Anderson of Rockville Maryland State Commander 2nd District Commander Douglas Whiteworth of South Carolina 3rd District Commander Dean Galbraith of Iowa 4th District Commander and Pearl Bennett of San Diego California 6th District Commander No commander was chosen for the 6th district. CLASS PICNIC The Golden Rule Class of the Church of the Brethren this city associated members and families held their picnic in Baker Park recently. Rev Marlin Garber offered the invocation after which the picnic supper was served. Those present were: Rev and Mrs Garber Mrs Helen Wolfe Mr and Mrs Ralph Fairney Miss Minnie Dodd Mr and Mrs Samuel Young Mr and Mrs Nevin Dutrow and daughter Martha Mrs Carrie Howard Mr and Mrs Carl Kintz Mr and Mrs Glen Shafer and granddaughter Alita Lynn Shafer Mrs Evelyn Wolfe and daughter Debbie Mrs Beulah Gannon Miss Ruth Yarshman Mr and Mrs Howard Dinterman Jr Mr and Mrs Billy W Bowers Mrs Belva A Faust and sons Victor Jr and Howard D Miss Glinda Stine Thomas Stine Carl Martin Mrs Fanny Fogle Mrs Letha Bohn Mr and Mrs Carroll Ausherman Mrs Lula Bradshaw Mrs Ada Masser and Mrs Catherine Betts
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New Jersey
A. Leo Anderson
Rockville
Maryland
Douglas Whiteworth
South Carolina
Dean Galbraith
Iowa
Pearl Bennett
San Diego
California
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Baker Park
Marlin Garber
Garber
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Ralph Fairney
Minnie Dodd
Samuel Young
Nevin Dutrow
Martha
Carrie Howard
Carl Kintz
Glen Shafer
Alita Lynn Shafer
Evelyn Wolfe
Debbie
Beulah Gannon
Ruth Yarshman
Howard Dinterman Jr
Billy W. Bowers
Belva A. Faust
Victor Jr
Howard D
Glinda Stine
Thomas Stine
Carl Martin
Fanny Fogle
Letha Bohn
Carroll Ausherman
Lula Bradshaw
Ada Masser
Catherine Betts
Poached Meringues Flop From Undermixed Egg Whites
Cooks stumble in making Floating Island as egg whites are not beaten stiff enough. The failure to achieve firm peaks leads to soft meringues that deflate during poaching.
One Killed Five Injured In Bridge Crash
A Baltimore woman, Virginia Greenwood, was killed and five others injured when a car carrying six swerved across the Sandy Hook Bridge on Route 340 in Washington County. Oliver Johnson of Baltimore drove the vehicle, which collided with a tractor trailer. Victims include Johnny Bryant 14 Linda Cann 13 and Mary Nelson with injuries ranging from critical to fair. Traffic remained blocked for about two hours as brakes locked on the trailer.
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Washington County
Virginia Greenwood
E. W. Ditto Jr
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E. D. Ganley
Hagerstown
Sandy Hook Bridge
Oliver Johnson
Johnny Bryant
University Hos
Pital
Maltimore
Rreeaerick
Linda Cann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Leslie Parker
Mary Nelson
University Hospital
Bryant
Frederick County
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A New Healing substance called Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery. It relieves itching and pain with gradual reduction seen in many cases. Marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, it is now available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Three-Car Collision in Adamstown Leaves Damages
Police say an 11 year old Adamstown driver was charged with failure to reduce speed after a three car crash at West South and McMurray Streets. Sandower 17 failed to stop his 1962 coupe striking a 1963 coupe driven by Terry Miller 20. Miller’s car hit a 1963 sedan driven by David Di Rizzo 25 Syracuse New York. Damages totaled 550. Investigating officers were Sgt. J Frank Main and Patrolman C W Albaugh. Saturday Crash Saturday at 4 27 p m a 19 year old…
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Adamstown
West South
McMurray
Douglas €. Sandower
Terry E. Miller
Trail Avenue
Miller
David di Rizzo
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Frank Main
C. W. Albaugh
Maryland driver escapes injury in Route 240 crash
Walter C Hollins of Magerstown escaped injury when his 1963 sedan left the roadway south of Frederick along Route 240. The car traveled 250 feet along the shoulder and struck guard posts before being stopped. He was charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick
Scott W. B. English
Walter C. Hollins
Mississippi to move basketball to new arena soon
The University Gym in University Miss, a 34 year old venue seating 3000 for basketball, may be replaced as Mississippi begins plans for a new 8500 capacity Coliseum for the 1965 66 season. The article notes a rule about deep fat frying requires enough oil to immerse the food.
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Mississippi
University
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