Reds Admit Unity Talks Are Failure
In Moscow AP reports the Soviet Chinese unity talks are declared a flop by Peking. Official tone cites grave situation and heavy hearts as negotiators fail to agree on a basis to reopen talks. Beijing hints at future sessions while warning of strained relations.
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Moscow
Peking
China
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Khrushchev
U.S
Central Committee of
Soviet Union
Communist Party of China
Boone Trial Set For September In Maryland Fraud Case
In Baltimore AP report five defendants including ex House of Delegates speaker A Gordon Boone face a September 23 trial in U S District Court on savings and loan mail fraud charges. Judge R Dorsey Watkins denied several motions and rejected disqualification attempts against U S Attorney Joseph D Ty dings. The group includes Chicago financier C Orah Mensik and lawyer Henry McGurren among others.
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A. Gordon Boone
Maryland
Boone
C. Orah Mensik
Chicago
Henry McGurren
D. Spencer Grow
Utah
Charles F. Culver
Marylant Home
Tydings
Maurice J. Walsh
McGurren
U.S. Senate
Stephen H. Sach
Watkins S
Walsh
Pope Seigns Two To Jubilee In Moscow
Pope Paul VI appointed two Roman Catholic representatives to attend the Golden Jubilee of Patriarch Alexei in Moscow marking a milestone in Soviet church relations.
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Moscow
Vatican City
Paul VI
Soviet Union
Alex
Women Baptist Missionary Conference Opens at Hood College
About 450 delegates from the District of Columbia gather at Hood College for the 19th annual conference of the Women’s Baptist Missionary Organization. Cuban refugee and former Cuba president Mrs Umbelina Landera attends, with a reception planned in her honor. Speakers include Dr Kenneth Chafin of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, with programs for all age groups and auxiliary activities by Girls and Young Women’s Auxiliaries. The medieval pageant Golden Doors of Opportunity and a senior girls play Because I am His are featured, and the conference runs through Sunday noon.
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Women's Baptist Missionary Organization
District of Columbia
Hood College
Umbelina Landera
Women’s
Cuba
Missouri
Steward
Alon
D.C
American Baptist Missionary Organization
Southern Baptist Missionary Organization
Kenneth Chafin
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
The
Baptist Missionary
Young Women's Auxiliary
Golden Doors of Opportunity
Hood
Todson Theater
Queen's Court
D. C. Baptist Mission
Elizabeth Knavey
Japan
R. L. Mefford
Missicciani
Final Mine Search Planned for Missing Pittsburgh Boys
Officials planned one last probe of the old Shannon mine for three missing teens Robert Abbott 15 Danny OKain 13 and Billy Burke 13 in Pittsburgh after a rescue team failed to find clues. A U S Bureau of Mines inspector said eight hours would cover the last area with a fan clearing deadly gas. If no trace is found authorities will conclude they are not in the mine amid theories they left the city.
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Pittsburgh
Turner
Robert Abbott
Danny O'Kain
Billy Burke
Ion
Bboys
County Migrant Ministry Work Now In Full Swing
Frederick County Migrant Ministry Committee led by Rev. Bertrand Griffin advances aid to migrant workers and children in two camps in Frederick and Thurmont with a new playroom renovation, hygiene education, clothing needs, and weekly films. Volunteers and youths assist, while Araby hosts seven families in a farmhouse with outbuildings. efforts to provide water, scrubbings, and sanitation accompany the program as funds allow.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Bertrand Griffin
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Thurmont
Araby
Migrant Ministry
Griffin
Aries
Rev. Griffin
Griffin Waid
Gm Page
Foun
Hot Weather Predicted With Drought Looming
The weather bureau forecasts continued heat with thundershowers this weekend. Temperatures near the high 90s, rainfall light to moderate in parts of the county, and drought persists as only about 0.6 inch has fallen in 39 days. Water in Fishing Creek Reservoir remains steady but could overflow stop without rain.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Fishing Creek
Motorist Charged After City Crash
Clarksville Tennessee man jailed in Frederick County on $1 bond after drunken and reckless driving charge from an early morning crash. Vehicle damage reported: Speight truck to Trout car $75 and $25 respectively. Investigations by Officers Reed Thompson and Richard Baugher. A half hour later Ralph Bogdanowicz charged with failing to drive right of center after hitting a parked car on Frederick Avenue near Neidig Avenue. damage listed as $250 to Reiter car and $200 to Bogdanowicz vehicle. Lt Potts Sgt Main and Officer Littlet on investigated.
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Clarksville
Richard Baugher
Ralph B. Bogdanowicz
North Market Street
Frederick Avenue
Neidig Avenue
Harvard Reiter
Bogdanowicz
Ralph L. Potts
J. Frank Main
Thomas F. Litttleton
Use Machine Guns To Kill Grizzly Bear
A 1000 pound grizzly bear was killed by blasts from two machine guns rifles and shotguns after crashing through a plywood barrier and sprayed concrete enclosure in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis, Tenn
Master Spy Dolnytsin Defection Sparks British Manhunt
British papers report Russ agent Joli Dolnytsin defected to the West eighteen months ago. The Daily Express notes a possible attempt on his life and that he supplied British counter intelligence with a list of suspected Soviet agents in Britain. Dolnytsin is hidden under guard awaiting a new identity as the Soviets vow revenge.
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Joli Dolnytsin
Daily Express
Dolnytsin
Soviet Union
Britain
London
Mountaineers Shut Down Nudist Camp Near Rosman
In North Carolina near Rosman campers at Summerlane were evacuated after fires and gunfire followed reports of free love nudity and integration. Sheriff C R McCall said the camp would move to an undisclosed New Jersey destination though no injuries were reported. The incident spurred local outrage among Baptist residents while camp members stated the site offered recreation and athletics. The local uproar followed coverage in The Herald of Freedom, a New York anti-communist weekly run by Frank Capell.
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North Carolina
Summerlane
Summerhill
Hngiana
Sheriff McCall
Herald of Freedom
New York City
New York
Frank Capell
Local Troopers Sent Again to Cambridge
Samuel R. Dorsey of Barracks B State Police announced two more troopers from the local barracks P Richard Senders and Gordon H Smith and Trooper T Ro Carter from Hagerstown left today to assist Cambridge police and National Guardsmen. Over 25 troopers from the area have been sent to Cambridge, with eight State Police deployments occurring previously. The trio will remain on duty until Tuesday unless ordered elsewhere.
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Samuel R. Dorsey
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Set. Dorsey
P. Richard Senders
Gordon H. Smith
T. Ro Carter
Oe Hagerstown
Dorsey
Truco Pers
Heron
New Process Used On Road Job In County
A 1.4 mile relocation project on Hoff mat Seadivist road east of Woods hore uses plant mixed soil cement in a pugmill to form a semi rigid base. Cement from LeGore Lime Company along with quarry waste from local sources creates a durable pavement finished with asphalt surface and cured with moisture. The method, though new to Freslerick County, has 25 years of successful use elsewhere and promises longer life as the soil cement hardens.
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Woodshore
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Richard F. Kline
James M. Willson
Portland Cement Association
LeGore Lime Company
Smi-Cement
Freslerick
Willan
Sato
Defense Fund Grows For Accused Slayer
Greenwood Mississippi AP says the defense fund for Byron de la Beckwith, accused in the murder of integration leader Medgar Evers, is growing. Attorney Hue McLean Sr. reports donations from across the country, mostly small gifts in the ten and five dollar range. He would not estimate total funds.
Violence in Cambridge Halts After National Guard Move
In Cambridge Maryland the National Guard restored quiet after clashes over integration. Gov. Tassos ordered guards back as curfews and weapon searches limited access to the town. Demonstrations resumed with tensions high despite restraints and a court ruling on juvenile delinquents.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tassos
Nnt
Ambridge Poaderkes
Dorchester County
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International Control Commission
National Guard
Eastern Shore
Yeornay
Martin Ravellette
Jo Beth Johnane
Ravellette
Klamath Falls
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Rosman
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