Local Restaurant Owner Reese Dies
Reese a 58 year old operator of The Sandwich Shop on North Mar and former Carmack's Grocery meat department worker died this morning from heart failure after three weeks in hospital. Survived by wife Edna Marie Lipps Reese and a sister, his body rests at the funeral home on East Church. Services set Saturday at 11 in Mt. Olivet cemetery with interment there. Funeral directors M R B Edhison and Co.
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Reese
Trail Avenue
Carmack
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
van Club
William H
Estelie Reese
Edna Marie Lipps Reese
John F. Smore
John Fraore
East Church Street
Fleming
Mt. Olivet
Edhison and
Sos
Youths Picked for White House Meeting in York
A report from York Pennsylvania notes that a youth group from Walkersville was set to attend a White House meeting. The article mentions a sermon by Pastor L. Grove focusing on the Eighth Commandment Thou shalt not steal.
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Golden An- White House
York Pa
Cesdar
L. Grove
Five Day Forecast Through Next Week with Temperature Shifts
The outlook shows temperatures averaging 45 degrees above normal for the period with a cold snap on Thursday and Friday then a warm weekend followed by a colder Monday. Precipitation averages 0.25 to 0.50 inches mainly Thursday and Sunday or Monday. Normal highs run in the low 40s with lows from 24 to 29, Western Marsland seeing upper 30s highs and upper 20s lows.
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Frijas
Marsland
Plans To Remodel Register Of Wills Office In Drawing Stage
Plans for remodeling the Register of Wills office proceed in the drawing stage. George Stapler and the county maintenance engineer say cost will stay under 5000 dollars. The project aims to create private quarters for the Register and for Orphans Court judges to improve privacy and reduce confusion in estate matters.
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Register of Wills
Rowter of Wills
George Stagpter
Wills
Wave
Stupp
Sio
Thomas Eichelberger
Orphans Court
Ciso Ab
Register
Winter Warm Spell Fades After Ice Freezes Then Melts
Weather swings produce a 52 degree high as ice forms on lakes and rivers then melts with a brief warm spell. Forecaster predicts a 47 degree high next day and hints at ongoing erratic winter patterns with mixed precipitation and limited snow.
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Rive
wWeatherman
Iua
South Korea
Kim Il Hwan
200 Women Join Dimes March for Health Fund Drive
More than 200 women will march on Thursday at seven o clock for the annual Dimes March for the National Health Foundation drive formerly the Polio fund. Mrs. John S. Fox leads city efforts with area chairmen coordinating house visits. Richard Simn heads rural Mother’s March with daytime visits. Bank headquarters for collections Thursday night will be the Freder institution with Young president of the Bank and treasurer of the local Health fund group coordinating counts and volunteer help.
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National Health Foundation
Polio Fund
John S. Fox
Richard Simn
Walkersville
March of Dimes
Frederiutitution
Meredtour Savings Ith Young
Hood College Professor's Mother Dies in Pennsylvania
Hood College head of their department Robert L. McCarrell wife died yesterday in Ion Pennsylvania age 82 survived by son Robert L. Jr Ebenezer M McCarrell another daughter Mrs William T Allison seven grandchildren and one sister funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Robert L. McCarrell
Jane McCarrell
Ihey
Hood College
Ion
Dr. McCarrelll
Robert L., Jr
Ebenezer M. McCarrell
William T. Allison
Washington
Kishi Urges LDP Backing to Ratify U.S.-Japan Security Pact
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi asked Liberal Democratic party members to back him and approve the new United States Japan security treaty at a party convention on the eve of Diet debate. The appeal sought firm support amid forthcoming legislative consideration.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal-Democratic
Cab found used by killer in New Jersey murder case
Police recovered the red and black taxi linked to the four slayings at a Doctor estate near Newark. The cab was abandoned near the city line before 5 a.m by an unidentified 35 year old man who brought the killer to the scene. Victims included Edith Clarke Cora ies and Dorothy Moore. Morris Michael the driver lay killed in a second room. Investigators noted no clear motive beyond robbery or revenge and emphasized the absence of sexual assault or forced entry.
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North
Brunswick
X_ J. AP
Newark
Elizabeth
Edith Clarke
Francis Clarke
Coraies
Dorothy Moore
Clarke
Mrs. Clarke
Morris Michael
Struggie
St. Peter’s Hospital
New Brunswick
Ithe Clarke
Jagatel Ploransii
CIA
Two Cars Demolished In Weverton Hill Crash
On Route 67 near Weverton Hill a 1955 Chevrolet driven by George Thomas Coblentz crossed the center line and struck a 1957 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Mark A Mason. Both drivers received only slight injuries and refused hospital treatment. Coblentz was charged with failing to keep to the right of center.
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Collmion
Georce Thomas Coblentz
Knowle
Mark AM. Mason
Roonsboro
Brunswick
Coblentz
De Gaulle envoy appeals for end to Algerian uprising
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle's Algeria chief Paul Delouvrier urges insurgents to lay down arms and end the general strike over self determination. In Algiers thousands barricade streets as 26 die and 150 are injured. Demonstrations spread to Bone Constantine Oran. army loyal but morale shaken as talks of nonlethal resolution surface.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paul Delougrier
Rradio
Algiers
Delouvrier
France
Bone
Constantine
Oran
de Gaulle
Births Outnumber Area Deaths in 1959 Records
1959 birth totals exceeded deaths by more than two to one in Frederick County records from the Health Department. Of the total, 15 percent were county residents. Cardiac conditions led to 329 deaths, the top local killer, followed by cerebral vascular hemorrhage with 110 deaths. Auto accidents and pneumonia deaths also appear in the tally.
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Frede
Frederick A
Idnex & Eumonia
Lunar New Year Festivities Run Across Red China
More than 685 million celebrate the Lunar New Year as the Year of the Rat ends and the Year of the Pig begins. Firecrackers, gongs, and dragon-led parades enliven Peiping and provincial celebrations while workers enjoy a rare breather from the labor drive as plans grow larger than ever.
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Toryo |Ap
Peiping
New York
Peynang
Major Changes In Road Funds Distribution Proposed
A Maryland commission led by Paul J. Ba recommends major changes in highway fund distribution. Local shares would combine vehicle registration, road tax and licensing fees with a guaranteed minimum to ensure all counties receive funding. The plan may shift State Police funding to the general fund increasing road revenue by about six million dollars annually.
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Tawes
Iss
Mallenge
Funes
Paul J. B
State Roads Commiss
Marys Cou Heen
den of
Motor Ve
State Police
State Roads Com N
Imore
Commission
Shows Against Ike Plotted in Latin American Protests
Conflicting reports say Latin American groups may organize anti Eisenhower demonstrations to embarrass the president during a regional visit. The regime recalls a past incident where Reds allegedly instigated a red-throwing protest that endangered Vice President Nixon during a 1958 trip to Venezuela and Peru.
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Fidel Casiro
Sitavana
Stangeras
Richard Mc Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Eisenhower Heads West For GOP Campaign Kickoff
President Eisenhower flies to California and Denver to boost the Republican campaign. He will attend fundraisers and speak at parties as plans unfold for the 1969 GOP effort, with stops en route to Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force Wland
Los Angeles
Denver
Los
Lisenhower
Utes Siaruns
Rockefeller
New
Sen
Thruston
Republic New
Eles
Olene Monda
Denner
Adel Wal
Airman Tests Endurance in Air Force Capsule Mission
Airman from Bovey Minnesota endures a 72 hour survival test in a sealed capsule aboard a lake pond. Weather whips the scene with 35 mph winds and 20 degree air, while the crewman faces cold, thirst, and isolation as the capsule ejects by rocket under controlled conditions.
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Bovey
Minn
Air Force
Badise
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