End Of War In Algeria Indicated
London reports suggest a rapid end to the Algeria conflict as Charles de Gaulle may have reached an Algeria settlement with rebels. A six month transition to independence is rumored, with a provisional Algerian government and French forces to oversee during the period. Paris reaction was hopeful and Geneva diplomats offered cautious silence amid cease-fire rumors in Algiers and Paris papers.
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London
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
Geneva
Vevey
Switerland
Paris
Ond
Algiers
Community Chest Directors Named for Frederick County
The Frederick County Community Chest elected its board for 1962 63 at a YMCA meeting. New at large directors include Lemuel D. Keller Harold A Shorb Rev Claude A Cork Austin Bohn Cash Smith and Charles P Jacobs. Existing long term directors had terms extended to 1964.
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Board of
Frederick County
Community Chest
Chest
United’ Appeal
Frederick
Lemuel D. Keller
Near Frederick
Harold. A. Shorb
Creagerstown
Claude A. Cork
Sabillasville
Austin Bohn
Johnsville
Cash Smith
Woodsboro
Charles P. Jacobs
RFD 1
Mount Airy
Marshall H. Leatherman
Myersville
Andrew Eyster
Emmitsburg
Albert Flock
Ross Stull
RFD
Thurmont
Joseph E. Rexroad
Wilson’ Place
R. Holmes, Baker
Linganore
Chase C
Joan Weinberg
Salvation: Army
Joseph Baker
Nevin Baker
Orly
Chest Board
Lot
Times Square Survey on Nuclear War Fear
A Times Square area survey by the Institute for International Order reports 379 of 432 respondents fear nuclear war within 20 years. The study, part of a 400,000 person booklet titled Ten Minutes for Peace, seeks to provoke thought on how to achieve peace.
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Sven
New York
NEA
Times Square
Institute For International Order
George Beebe
Beebe
U.S
Institute For’ International Order
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Unesco
Jamestown Community College
Jamestown
Judge Orders Strike Cancelled In Transit Workers Case
In Philadelphia a federal judge ordered the Transport Workers Union to cancel a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad scheduled for midnight Saturday. The injunction bars threatening or participating in any strike and cites noncompliance with the Railway Labor Act. TWU says it will obey.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
TWU
U. S
Abraham L. Freedman
America
PRR
Michael ‘J. Quill
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Fairchild bid push eyed for Hagerstown plant work
Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania lawmakers met with Air Force officials to push Fairchild Stratos Corp. Hagerstown Md to bid on subcontract work including plans for the F27 propeller cargo and passenger plane. The delegation seeks authorization and funds for F27 planes though no funds are currently requested.
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Washington
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Fairchild Stratos Corp
Hagerstown
Congressmen and Company
Union
Imirie
Air ‘Force
Fairchild
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Beall
House
Senate
Jesse J. Fulton Jr
United Auto. Workers
L. B. Richardson, Jr
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia Democrats
Rep
Irving "Whalley
R-Pa
Freedom Ride Planned by Maryland Civic Group to Chestertown
The Civic Interest Group of Maryland announced final plans for a freedom ride to Chestertown in Kent County. Spokesman Leo Burroughs said riders will assemble Saturday at 11 a.m. at Douglas Memorial Community Church in Baltimore and arrive in Chestertown around 2 p.m. They will go to Bethel AME Church to receive assignments before returning to New Haven, Conn., Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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Associated Prast
Civic Interest Group
Maryland
Chestertown
Kent County
Leo Burroughs
Rider
Douglas Memorial Community Church
Baltimore
Bethel Ame Church
New
Haven
Conn
Philadelphia
Cambridge Protest Pickets Grow As Racial Tensions Rise
York and Washington are among cities where residents join demonstrators in Chestertown. The CIG plans a freedom ride to Cambridge where about 30 Black high school students picketed four restaurants briefly. Cambridge police report no prior participation by these demonstrators and note past arrests of white segregationists. An Easton Talbot meeting on race relations is urged, with officials considering a biracial commission, while some local officials refuse to attend.
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York
Washington
Chestertown
Cambridge
CIG
Collins’ Drug, Store
Four Corners
Dizzyland
Easton
Talbot County
Sterwood M Hubbard
Circular of Erie Generation Draws Attention
An unreadable circular fragment notes tense interrogation and urgent focus on a broader operation. The text hints at investigation and organizational concerns but is too fragmentary to identify names dates or places.
Maryland Trucking Firm Fined for Interstate Act Violations
In Baltimore Federal Court Judge RY Dorsey Watkins fined a Maryland trucking company $1,900 and costs after a guilty plea to violations of Part II of the Interstate Commerce Act. The defendant, a common carrier, was charged with forcing drivers to work excessive hours, ordering on duty status, and failing to file monthly excess hours reports, with payment of the balance suspended. The case arose from the Commission Bureau's inquiry and the Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety investigations.
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Highlan Avenue
Frederick
Maryland
Tank’ Transportation
RY Dorsey
Watkins
Baltimore - Federal
Commission
Bureau
Motor 4
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White House
Bar! D. Osborn
Henry B. Cabot
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J.5. Migel
Edward Barrett
Columbia “Univ. School of Journalism
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Committee For
United World
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U.N
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