Racial Strife Flares In Cambridge on U S Route 50
In Cambridge Maryland racial bitterness rose after desegregation demonstrations. Police protected 250 officers and 9 were arrested as protesters from nearby areas and farther away demanded equal accommodations.
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John A. Woodfield
Cambridge
U.S. 50
Canada
New York
Wicomico County
Lurich
C. Burnham Mace
Dorchester County
Deep South
Maryland
Khrushchev Presses Berlin Ambiguity Amid West Pressure
The article argues Khrushchev seeks to dodge sovereignty promises to East German puppets while avoiding firm commitments on East West talks. It notes a split in international Communism over risks of real war, West Berlin interference, and Khrushchev's aim to keep negotiations tentative rather than resolved.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
West Berlin
West Germany
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
West says Khrushchev faces weakened hold on world
Analysis argues Khrushchev risks de Stalinization gains if he makes a deal with Ulbricht in East Germany and warns of growing Maoism and Titoism as Western powers fear renewed Soviet influence. In other news a Martin Marietta engineer says future moon missions could carry 25 watt light atomic generators. A Soviet fishing fleet in East China and Yellow seas prompts suspicions of survey work for submarine routes or underwater test instrumentation.
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Kremlin
West
United States
West Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
East Germany
Berlin
U.S
State Rusk
New York
Martin Marietta Corp
Baltimore
Douglas G. Harvey
Harvey
Air Force
J Robert T. Carpenter
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute of the Aerospace Sciences
Tokyo
East China
Yellow Seas
Yomiuri
Noise-Maker Suit Opens In Court
A $15,000 personal injury suit filed by William Exline against Western Fruit Growers Inc. opened in the Washington County Circuit Court. Exline says a noise device used to deter deer caused a permanent disability after he tripped in an orchard last April 23. The device sounded like a high powered rifle during a courtroom demo. The defense argued the plaintiff trespassed on private, posted property. The trial includes testimony from Theodore Thoerig of the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission. The case is to proceed to the jury after closing arguments today.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
William Exline
Hancock
Western Fruit Growers Inc
Exline
Western Fruit
Theodore Thoerig
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Thoerig
Hagerstown Morning Herald
Jack Cummins Jr
Emergency meeting decides to rebuild largest church after fire
The United church held an emergency session to plan reconstruction after a downtown fire left the Niagara peninsula city brick church as a shell. The building, valued at about $750000 with a 900 person capacity, burned without a known cause.
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United Church
Niagara Peninsula
SEC moves to shut two Washington brokers
The Securities and Exchange Commission began proceedings to determine if N. Warren & Co. of Washington defrauded investors in American International Savings & Loan Association stock and if Carleton Securities Corp. violated SEC access rules. If upheld, both firms risk losing broker-dealer licenses.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
N. Warren & Co
American International Savings & Loan Association, Inc
Silver Spring
Carleton Securities Corp
Pineapple Punch from Malaya Joins Beverage Trend
Malaya's agriculture minister announces a beer-like drink made from pineapple juice. The creation aims to utilize excess fruit and expand local beverage options.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Minister of Agriculture
Marine Arrest in Bank Robbery by Private Hayes
Pvt Joseph Andrew Smith Hayes, 19, a Marine from Pittsburgh, was arrested by the FBI in Oceanside California on a $29,910 Union National Bank robbery in Pittsburgh. An accomplice is being sought. FBI says Hayes married a 17 year old in Pittsburgh the morning of the robbery and was en route from Camp Lejeune to Camp Pendleton. FBI recovered $23,495 in Pittsburgh and $305 from a hotel room. The robbery used a .22 rifle and a pistol.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
FBI
Union National Bank
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Andrew Smith Hayes
Hayes
Thomas E. Bishop
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Los Angeles
Bishop
O'Brien Offered Ghana University Post
Conor Cruise O'Brien, formerly U N chief in Katanga, reports President Nkrumah of Ghana has offered him a university post. He plans to fly to Accra soon to discuss the opportunity.
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Dbrien
Dublin
Ireland
U.N
Katanga
Conor Cruise O’brien
Ghana
Nkrumah
Accra
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Swing
Wiliam Hemphill
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Hemphill
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Planning and Voning Board
Cambridge-Maryland
Dorchester County Teachers’ Association
Kaempf & Harris
Warm Air Heating
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Ronte
ST. Catharines, Ont
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India
Nehru
Shy
China
Pakistan
Goa
Baltimore (Ap
State Roads Commission
Ar Ana Sna
Maine
Whitesell
Pharmacy
N. Market St
Frederick Glass Shop
Don Leiby
Sam Main
Don Davis
Penney
Orson
Coblentz & Main
North Court Street
W. Wilson Cramer
North Court St
East Street
Dailey’s
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Try Weil
Norge Appliance
Norge Washers
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