White House says 25 Americans urge release of fliers
Washington AP report says a group of 25 private U.S. citizens in Moscow last November urged release of the two RB-47 fliers as a first step to easing Soviet American relations. Wisner and Rostow, once Kennedy aides, attended the Moscow visit as private citizens.
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Washington
White House
Citzens
Moscow
U.S
Kenny
Seciary
Pierre Salinger
Wid
Kennedy
Jerome B. Wiesner
Science and Technology
Walt W. Restow
Ger
Wesner
Rostow
Satinger
Salinger
B. Oimstead
Elmire
John R. McKone
Tonganoxie
New York Herald
Washinston
Wiesner
Olmstead
McKore
Barents Sea
Eisenhower
Rostox
The
Herald Tribune
3D Academy of Sciences
Kenney
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Kemedy
New York
Germany
Berlin
Wife of Admiral Mattie Dies in Annapolis Hospital
Edith Hill Mattie, wife of Admiral Dominic L. Mattie, died Saturday at the Naval Academy Hospital Annapolis after two illnesses. Born Bali River to James Die and others, she leaves DL Mattie of Greensboro NC and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. from Naval Academy Chapel. burial at Naval Academy Cemetery. Memorials to Cancer Society requested.
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Edith Hill Mattie
Amiral
Dominic L. Mattie
Avy
Naval Academy Hospital
Annapolis
Ilness
Bali River
James Die
Mass
Cay
Charles C. Baldwin
Wa Ason
Lewis Mattie
Greensboro
Naval Academy
Tatermen
Naval Academy Cemetery
Tarler Funeral Chapel
Cancer Society
Nab 14 For Ilegal Sales Of Whiskey
Fourteen persons including seven tavern owners were arrested in Caroline County in a statewide crackdown on after hours beer and whisky sales. State Police three raiding teams and the county sheriff's office conducted the arrests with participation by Caroline County State's Attorney J. Owen Knotts. Two rail facilities were raided. gambling evidence and illegal whisky were confiscated in one.
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Denton, Md
Caroline County
J. Owen Knotts
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner Set by City and County Democrats
City and County Democrats announce annual joint Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner to honor two presidents. Mrs. Mary Conden Hodgson chairs speakers committee with national frontingade planned. A 10-member general committee, officers, and co chairs were elected from various Democratic groups.
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Mary Conden Hodgson
Eenera
National Frontingade
Alton ¥. Bennett
George F. Abrecht
Hodgson
Dorothy Handler
Donald A. Woods
War
Harry Himes
Goodioe E. Byron
Joseph I Coads
G. Horton Peace
Armory
George E. Hamilton
Ruby V. Hahn
Refresh
Harry Pete
EL Fraley
J . LeRos C. Barrick
Louis V. Myers Jr
Fannie Hing
Charles E. Collins
Goodloe E. Byron
Eight Men Charged With Gambling in Bow Rod and Gun Club
Eight men, all Negro, were charged with gambling in a club above the Cozy Restaurant at the corner of Ice and Saints streets. Arraigned after a 2 a.m. Sunday arrest, seven were released on bonds of 100 dollars, Ruben Burnett was charged with operating and leasing a gambling establishment and remains under 500 dollars bond. Francis H. Foreman acted as bondsman.
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Ice and
Saints Street
Francis H. Foreman
Ruben Burnett
West All Saints Street
Calvin Mathew James
Catoctin Avenue
Walter Augustus Whimbs
Buckeystown
Leavens Gordon
McMurray Street
Robert Hopper Jr
John Hanson
Bernard Howard Rollins
Carver
Roy Luther James
Wilford 1
Pumper Delivered to Carroll Manor Fire Co for 17000
The Carroll Manor Fire Inc. of Adamstown received a new pumper after a two day test at Kensington. The $17,000 International I&$ series vehicle seats five, carries 1000 feet of 2 inch hose and 400 feet of 1 inch booster hose, and includes a 300 gallon booster tank and front end drafting. The purchase was funded largely by carnival receipts and a $3,000 donation from the ladies auxiliary, with plans to expand the fire hall later.
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Carrol Manor Fire Inc
Adamstown
Kensington Freriday
Pennsylvania
Fire Company
Frederick Fair
The
American Fire Apparatus Company
Hood College to Host New President and Family Visit
The incoming Hood College president will speak at Wednesday’s chapel at 1 15 p m and meet students, faculty and staff in events Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Truxal retires July 1 to become dean of Anne Arundel County junior college and will reside in Severna Park with his wife.
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Seaice
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxa
Hood
Anne Arundel County Junior College
Truxal
Severna Park
Seagulls Reported Over a Gas House Hike Scene
Several area residents reported flocks of sea gulls over the weekend. Frank Stockman, county dog warden, said he saw about 200 birds on the Gas House hike this morning.
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Frank Stockman
Yellow Springs area rezoned from residential to commercial
Commissioners approved a 2.75 acre rezoning in Yellow Springs shifting land from residential to commercial. The board cited rapid area development and resident needs after review by County Attorney E Goodloe Byron. The proposal included adjacent parcels owned by Criswell Kline and Mrs Gibbons and arose from Charles Austin Bender’s initial request to build a service station.
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Yellow Springs
Aworner
E. Goodloe Byron
Charles Austin Bender
Ford and
Bethel Roads
Bender
Edward Criswell
Lewis L. Kline
Victor Gibbons
White Rock-Yellow Springs
Byron
White Rock
Patterson Johansson weigh in for title defense in Miami
In Miami Beach Florida heavyweight champion Floxyd Patterson tipped the scales at 194% pounds the heaviest of his career for the defense against Ingemar Johansson of Sweden at Convention Ha Johansson weighed 20672 pounds It was Johansson s heaviest yet The two met previously in New York on June 26 1959 when Johansson knocked out Patterson
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Miami Beach
Fla
Floxyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Johansson
New Yorker
New York
Paiyerson
Reds Renew Formosa Demand in US talks
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China reiterated that improved U.S. relations hinge on withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Formosa. Peiping’s Foreign Ministry restates Sept 6 terms, urging peaceful settlement under five principles and noting the Taiwan withdrawal as a condition for U.S. admission.
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Tokyo
China
United States
U.S
Formosa
Foreign Ministry
Warsaw
Peiping
Radioeiping
Chiang Kai-sheks Island
Fined $165 For Driving While Drunk In Centerville Va
Virginia motorist Wilson Woodrow Terrell pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under alcohol influence and speeding up to 65 mph on U S 40 near Myersville. Breathing test showed 23, he was fined $165. A second case, Antonio A Amato of Boonsboro, was acquitted of failing to yield.
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Virginia
Byron Thompson
Wilson Woodrow Terrell
Centerville
R. H. McCleaf
U. S. 40
Myersville
Terrell
Cpl
H. J. Brown
Antonio A. Amato
Boonsboro
Rt. $50
Fort Detrick
R. H. Meleat
Plymouth
Paul Richard Beard
Beard
Amato
Alton Bennett
Raymond G. Hess
Emmitsburg
Leila
Hess
Harold Miles Tregoning
East Fifth Street
Tregoning
Storm Sweeps Midwest
A major Midwest storm spawned more than forty tornadoes across Missouri and Arkansas. A woman was killed near West Plains, and at least 57 people injured as homes, churches, stations, and towers were destroyed or damaged. Rescue efforts faced downed lines, barricaded roads, and heavy rain, floods, and hail.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Missouri
Arkansas
West Plains
Little Frame Friendship Baptist Church
Frattees Huddleston
J. A. Huddieston
Hardenville
Tipton Ford
Joplin
KWTO
Springfield
Branson
Monet
Nevada
U.S. 7
Busch
Clarkville
Ark
Woodland
Hunt
Hariman
Woods Mountain
Milion
Moonshine Raided in Calvert County Still Seized
AP agents of the Maryland Alcohol Tax Unit raided a whisky plant near Prince Frederick and Dares Beach in Calvert County. Two men Lynn Leistra and Kenneth Bolton were arrested on illegal manufacture and untaxed liquor charges. About 375 pounds of sugar and 500 pounds of grain plus the still valued around 5000 were seized, described as Calvert County’s third largest in six years. A six year old boy treated for a dog bite at Frederick Memorial Hospital was later released. The dog owner is Dr Benjamin Warshowsky. The dog was tested for rabies. Three stray dogs killed a ram on the John D. Lehman farm near Lewistown and were killed by the dog catcher.
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Prince Frederick
API
Maryland Alcohol Tax Unit
Dares Beach Highway
Dares Beach
Calvert County
Lynn Leistra
Burkeville
Kenneth H. Bolton
Glen Echo Heights
E Frederick Memorial
Hospita
Frank Stockman
Stockman
Walter Mariz Road
Benjamin Warshowsky
John D. Leatherman
Lewistown
Wee Women Do You Have Them for Woos
A brief humor item notes the phrase Do you have them for woos in reference to courting quips. The item plays on youth social scenes with light, playful tone and no further details.
Millionaire Falls to Death in New York Apartment Building
New York AP report describes millionaire Mil Sonaire plunging from a 316 million Fordham housing complex building owned by Canal Randolph Corp. Dirsheim, former Canal Randolph president, and backers controlled the firm since 1959. He had sought control of Montgomery Ward after a failed bid led by Louis Wolfson.
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NEW York
Mil Sonaire
Rae
Fron Dsheim
Fordham
Canal-Randoph Corp
Dim
Canal-Randolph
Red Stock Yards
Dirsheim
Buge Montgomery Ward Co
Louis Wolfson
Five Plead Innocent To Spy Charges
An American couple and three others pleaded innocent at Britain’s largest spy trial since the Fuchs case. Gordon Lonsdale and Peter Kroger, his wife Helen, Morris Cohen and his wife Lola, and Harry Houghton and Ethel Gee face charges of stealing naval secrets from Portland and passing them to Moscow. The case, before Lord Parker, could last a week with penalties from three to seven years.
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London
Britain
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Soviet Union
Lord Parker
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Peter Joan Kroger
Bookler
Helen
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Morris Cohen
Lola
New York City
Harry Frederick Houghton
Ethel Elizabeth Gee
Portland
Miss Gee
Moscow
Krogers
United States
Roginald Manningham-Butler
Houghton
Miss‘ Gee
Lonsdale
Ting
Russlia
Break-In At City Hall Investigated By Police
City police were called this morning to investigate a break in and embezzled? in the basement room of City Hall. Entry was gained by breaking a glass door. Nothing appeared stolen. The room contains machines for excavating and keeping city records. Five-Day forecast notes above normal temperatures with rain. A flock of about 50 wild geese was seen over Evelyn Studebaker’s Indiana Springs home at 9 a.m. today.
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City Hall
Associated Press
Evelyn Studebaker
Indiana Springs
Atrocities in Congo Reported During Mobutu Campaign
AP dispatch from Leopoldville describes widespread terror in Congo with beatings, rapes, and killings as Congolese troops raid towns near Kindu and Kasongo. Nun survivors recount abuses in prison yards and a nun detailing sexual violence. White residents near Kindu report bayonet rounds and naked parades, while Congolese soldiers seize valuables and food. Belgian radio adds Mobutu forces capturing Lamumba army platoons near Ikela and Mondombe.
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Leopolduille
Kindu
Kasongo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Lumumba
Kinu
Brussels
Belgium
Joseph Mobutu
Ikela
Mondombe
Oriental Province
Weather and snow outlook report with worker injury
The article notes a 67 degree day followed by unsettled weather with showers and sleet, forecasting rain later and no snow. It mentions near record snow totals at Foxville, March weather patterns, and a PEPCO worker, Wile Harrison, injured at a Dickerson plant after a scaffolding fall, sent to Frederick Memorial Hospital for X-rays.
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Mercury
Marek
Foxville
Eiden Buhrman
PEPCO
Wile Harrison
Penes
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Fred Carlin
Carroll Manor
Preston Smith
Endogy
Frank J. Keefer
James Hollis
Jefferson, Jackson
Demos
Carroll Manor Fire Co
East Street
Patterson, Johansson
U. S
Moonshine Sur
Sale
Millionaire
Congo
Kivu
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