Precautions Taken For Astronauts Life
A vast medical mobilization backs John Glenn as he prepares to orbit Earth. 21 ships carry surgeons and nurses, 167 medical staff coordinate global care from Atlantic to Azores, with 250000 dollars of supplies and 15 597 instruments sterilized for rapid response and recovery after splashdown.
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Alton Blakselee
Associated Press
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn ,Jr
Glenn
Shirley Smneath
Air Force
Atlantic
Mayo Clinic
Walter Reed Hospital
Navy
Army
Azores
Changes in Postal Service Reorganization Spreads
Washington region officials announce a nationwide post office reorganization designed to improve Virginia West Virginia Maryland and District of Columbia operations. The plan affects 2927 offices including Washington Richmond Alexandria Baltimore and others with 31186 employees and 305 regional staff.
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Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Fergus McRee
McRee
Washington, D. C
J. Edward Day
H. W. Brawley
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Postal Service
Brawley
Kennedy Invited to Moscow on Asia Europe Trip
Washington reports the Soviet Union invited Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to visit Moscow during his February tour of Asia the Middle East and Europe. It remains undecided if he will accept. Kennedy plans stops in Japan Indonesia Iran Germany with possible layovers in Hong Kong Rome and The Hague. If Moscow visit occurs it would add significance amid Berlin crisis and internal Soviet tensions.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Moscow
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Dean Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Japan
Indonesia
Iran
Germany
Hong Kong
Rome
Hague
Netherlands
Paris
London
Kennedy
Free University of Berlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
Cambridge Rises After Segregation Protests End Quietly
Eastern Shore town Cambridge returned to its calm Sunday following an all day campaign Saturday by integrationists. Demonstrators picketed restaurants and a theater along Race Street. a 22 year old white man, William W. Hansen Jr., led a clash at the Choptank Inn where beer bottles shattered the restaurant door in the scuffle.
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Cambridge
Associated Press
Choptank Inn
U. 50
Race Street
William W. Hansen Jr
Hansen
Businessmen To Meet On Roads West of Frederick
Businessmen along U S Route 40 west of Frederick will meet at 7:30 p m at the Dan Dee Restaurant to plan resistance to a proposed Interstate 70 route from Frederick to Hagerstown. About 30 area businesses attended. officials favor a southern route near Butterfly Lane not visible from the business district.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Braddock Mountain
State Roads Commission
Butterfly Lane
Robert Klein
Treeland Nurseries
Controls Abolished In Phillipines
Manila AP report notes President Diosdado Macapagal restored a free economy by abolishing 13 year old controls. The move devalues the peso and marks a pledge to curb graft while boosting economic growth. Macapagal, in office since December, says controls hampered growth and funded graft.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Javits Warns GOP Faces Ultraright Infiltration Threat
Senator Jacob K. Javits of New York warned on a New York TV program that the Republican Party risks infiltration by ultraright groups seeking to repeal the income tax, impeach Justice Earl Warren, and tie Dwight D. Eisenhower to communism. He contrasted this with healthy debate with Goldwater and conservative allies.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Post Office seeks bids to build Cascade facility
Michael Monroney announced competitive bids to build and lease the new Cascade post office under the Lease Construction program. The selected site on the northwest side of Maryland Route 81 will be assigned to the winner, who buys the property and builds to specs, then leases to the Post Office for 10 years with renewal options. Public ownership remains with the owner paying local taxes while postal space in the current unit is repurposed. Separately, a crash in Chambersburg, Pa. left two travelers dead and two injured when their car collided with a tractor trailer near the Transcontinental trip end.
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Michael Monroney
Post Office Department
Cascade
Car Plunge Kills 21 Inchance of Mountway Crash
A fatal crash on U S 11 eight miles south of here left 21 dead. Rob ert Cohen 21 of Valley Stream and truck driver Frederick Drummond 40 of Martinsburg W Va were listed in critical condition at Chambersburg Hospital. State Police said the auto skidded into the truck in the center lane of the three lane highway during a passing attempt. Walter J. Robinson grand knight of Mount Saint Mary's College and Seminary Knights of Columbus announced the college hosted the exemplification of the second and third degrees with multiple councils and sponsors. Legno the horse left to a nephew by farmer Felice Zanella died after a week without sustenance. Cowboys performed in rodeos long before 1887. spectators first paid to watch in October 1887.
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Oceanside
Chambersburg Hospital
Robert Cohen
Valley Stream
Frederick Drummond
Martinsburg
W. Va
U.S. 11
Here
Walter J. Robinson
Mount Saint Mary’s College and Seminary Council
Knights of Columbus
Emmitsburg
Massive retaliation seen as final act in Cold War clashes
James Marlow notes massive retaliation may be the last gasp in a world terrorized by small and guerrilla wars. Pentagon deputy Roswell Gilpatric warns of direct warfare and guerrilla battles as Communist strategy, citing Vietnam and past crises from Iran to Berlin to Korea.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Viet Nam
United States
Stalin
Iran
Greece
Turkey
Truman
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Korea
Red Army
U.N
Russia
China
Stand-off at the 38th parallel marks evolving Cold War tone
The piece critiques U S strategy under Eisenhower and Dulles, noting massive retaliation remained largely rhetorical. It contrasts Khrushchev’s restraint with ongoing Communist pressures in Asia, especially Viet Nam, and observes the United States avoiding full-scale conflicts while Communist forces push in strategic regions.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Viet Nam
Monsignor Kline Receives Robes At Mount St. Marys
The Rt Rev. Robert R. Kline, president of Mount St. Marys College, was vested as monsignor by Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan. Kline has led the college since last June and is the institution’s first president of its era. He is a Williamsport native and has taught at Mount St. Marys since 1946. The AP report notes his long association with the college.
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Emmitsburg
Robert R. Kline
Mount St. Mary's College
Laverence J. Shehan
Kline
Mount St. Mary's
United States
Monsignor Kline
Williamsport
Sinc
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