Rusk Arms Appeal Delayed By UN Official's Death
Geneva AP reports the death of Indian diplomat T. G. Narayanan halted today’s disarmament conference session and postponed Secretary of State Dean Rusk's final appeal for East-West arms accords. Rusk praised Narayanan and planned a Tuesday disarmament speech and a Geneva meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko before leaving for Washington.
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Geneva
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Washington
T. G. Narayanan
U.N
Narayanan
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Kennedy
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Two Hurt In Crash Of Autos Near Jefferson
Two women and four children were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto crash near Jefferson at the Holter and Ramsburg roads intersection. Mrs Frances Remsberg House of Jefferson faces a charge for failing to grant the right of way.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
Holter
Ramsburg
Stephen P. Riland
Frances Remsberg House
Independents Put Out Two Field Fires
The Independent Hose Company extinguished fires at Araby and on the Jim Grove farm on Yellow Springs road. At about 9 40 a.m. flames swept half an acre at the Julia Young property in Araby before control. Near noon a second blaze burned about three acres as Charlie Keller’s fence row fire spread to a field.
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Independent Hose Company
Araby
Jim Grove
Yellow Springs Road
Julia Young
Charlie Keller
City police report shows drops in fines and meter collections
The annual police report notes about $3,000 less in fines and $1,000 down in meter collections for 1961 versus 1960, due largely to snow and icy conditions. Parking citations paid rose from 1960 figures, while collaterals to the magistrate’s office increased to $37,033.46.
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C. Elgin Hemp
Five youths killed in W Va head-on collision
Five youths died in a head-on crash on U S 11, ten miles south of Martinsburg. Felix B. Miller, 17, of near Bunker Hill, was alone in the northbound car. The southbound car carried James P. Mann, 19, Carl E. Russell, 19, Paul E. Rudy, 20, and Edward M. McKee, 19, all of Winchester, Virginia. The southbound vehicle was reportedly in the opposite lane at impact. Police noted the road has a single lane each way separated by a marker. Both cars were destroyed.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Felix B. Miller
Bunker Hill
James P. Mann
Carl E. Russell
Paul E. Rudy
Edward M. McKee
Winchester
Russell
Jacksonville
Fla
Mann
Supreme Concrete ready mix plant sells for sixty five thousand
Supreme Block Concrete Inc sold its ready mix division facility on East street to Superior Concrete Inc for about 65 000. The deal includes the batching plant and delivery trucks but not the block making business. The new owners plan to expand locally and retain all personnel. Wilbur Miller remains plant superintendent.
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Superior
Supreme
East Street
Harry W. LeGore Jr
David 8. Weinberg
Weinberg and
Wein
Supreme Concrete
Supreme Block Concrete Inc
Superior Concrete Inc
George R. Lyles
Hagerstown
Winchester
Chambersburg
Richard HR. Kline
Jay D. Kline
Michael E. Pue
Lyles
Leo McDermott
Gettysburg
Frederick
City to Replace Pot Hole Patches This Spring
City employees will remove temporary pothole patches used last winter and replace them with permanent materials when asphalt plants reopen mid April. Full street resurfacing is delayed until early June. hot asphalt required before additional layers. West South and Taney avenues will see early resurfacing. Dill and Rosemont sidewalks to be finished in weeks as conduit work finishes. Planning Commission to hear Julian Terrant of Padislas Legoe Association on a city master plan tonight.
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Robert A. Whiteford
West South Street
Carrollton
Whiteford
Taney Avenue
Dill
Rosemont Avenues
Planning Commission
Julian Terrant
Padislas Legoe Association
Weather Pattern Holds With Mild Weekend Sun
Frederick County enjoyed clear blue skies and bright sun as a mild pattern continued. Highs near 60, tonight's low around 40, with minimal rain chances and winds 15 to 25 mph from the west, turning cooler then milder into Tuesday.
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Frederick County
Kennedy seeks $600 million public works program now
President Kennedy asked Congress for a $600 million immediate public works program to create jobs in areas with high unemployment. He sent a letter to the House Public Works Committee as hearings began on a $2 billion standby program for future recessions, urged by labor leaders at a White House meeting two weeks earlier.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works Committee
White House
Eleven Die On Maryland Highways In Weekend Toll
The weekend's highway deaths raise Maryland's toll to 90, with 11 listed victims including Lewis E. Myers of White Marsh and 10 others scattered across Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Prince George's, and surrounding counties. Fatal crashes occurred on the Baltimore Beltway and several city and state roads, with pedestrians also among the victims.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Lewis E. Myers
White Marsh
Baltimore County
Baltimore Beltway
U. S. 40
George P. Montgomery
Baltimore
Frederick F. Widener
Edmund S. Majehryk
Washington
Clarence A. Hutchinson
Seabrook
Harold J. Martin
Relay
Elmer L. Rigsby
Richard E. Mitchell
Prince Georges County
James Brooks
Oxon Hill
Abney Glenn Perry
Sumter
S.C
Joseph A. Clark
Brunswick
Hutchinson
Anne Arundel County
Jessup
Montgomery
Martin
Severn
Weldon Harshman
Majchrzyk
Carol Luscomb
Rigsby
Curtis Creek Bridge
Mitchell
Brooks
Perry
Laurel
Five Day Forecast and Magazine Cutbacks
Five day forecast from the Associated Press notes temperatures near normal with highs in the 54 to 59 range and lows in the 35 to 40 bracket. Rain chances hover around a half inch Thursday or Friday. Curtis Publishing reveals cost cuts lowering Saturday Evening Post to 45 issues annually and moving Ladies' Home Journal and American Home to ten issues yearly.
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Associated
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Curtis Publishing Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
American Home
Unrest Mounts In Argentina Amid Political Pressure
Buenos Aires officials tighten security at Government House as President Frondizi seeks a reprieve from the army to stay in office. Maj. Gen. Aramburu and naval leaders demand terms, warning the republic is in danger while Peronist gains fade from the crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Navy
Tost
Indonesians Suspend Talks With Dutch Over New Guinea
President Sukarno pulled Indonesia's representatives from secret talks with the Dutch and West New Guinea, returning Malik and Sudjarno Tjondronegoro to Jakarta. A military spokesman said the door to talks is not closed, pending Dutch reaction and further diplomatic moves. The move followed meetings with Malik and West New Guinea staff including service chiefs and Foreign Minister Subandrio. Tobaccos were weak in a steadier early New York stock market, with moderate trading activity.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Adam Malik
Washington
Malik
Sudjarno Tjondronegoro
Three
Armed Services
Subandrio
Supreme Court Tentatively Ruling Voters Entitled To Hearing On Redistricting
Washington The Supreme Court held that city voters disputing fair representation in state legislatures may be entitled to a federal court hearing. Justice Brennan said a Nashville special court should hear urban plaintiffs alleging rural control of legislatures dilutes urban voting strength, with implications beyond Tennessee. The decision, 6 to 2, leaves open whether such claims may yield relief, and justices Frankfurter and Harlan dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
High Tribunal
Tennessee
Nashville
Metropolian 3 Areanteers
Brennan
Special Court
Felix Frankfurter
John’ M
Harlan
Charles Evans
Whittaker
Maryland group hails Supreme Court on reapportionment ruling
ANNAPOLIS AP A Tennessee reapportionment decision cheered Maryland activists seeking court intervention in state legislature sizing. Alfred Scanlan Bethesda chief counsel said the ruling signals potential relief paths to curb legislative malapportionment and aid Maryland’s case in Anne Arundel County where judges previously barred court involvement citing separation of powers.
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Annapolis
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Maryland
High Court
Alfred L. Scanlan
Bethesda
Maryland Committee For Fair-Representation
Public hearing set before mayoral board action
A public hearing will be held on the proposal prior to consideration by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen for final action.
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Mayor and Board of Aldermen
General Is Flown To Paris After Capture of Jouhaud
In Oran Algeria a major operation resulted in the capture of former General Edmond Jouhaud, a top Secret Army Organization leader. He and staff were flown to Paris and jailed in Saintes Prison after a 10 hour battle in Oran.
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Oran
Algeria
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
Gerberd
Paris
Gamelin
Paul Gardey
Foreign Legion
Secret Army
Salan
Maurice Challe
Andre
Zeller
Actress Martha Raye Found Unconscious On Malibu Beach
HOLLYWOOD UP Actress Martha Raye was found unconscious on a deserted Malibu beach late Sunday night. Resuscitation revived her, and she was taken to Malibu Emergency Hospital then transferred to Hollywood West Hospital. Dr Morris Katz said exhaustion during a solo walk caused the collapse. she will stay 1 or 2 days, in good condition. Ex-husband and daughter alerted staff.
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Hollywood
Martha Raye
Malibu
Malibu Emergency
Hollywood West Hospital
Morris Katz
Katz
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