Historic Relics From Civil War Times On Display
Items include an ink stand and a sand box once used to sprinkle fresh ink by the Maryland legislature in Frederick during the Civil War. Also an old flag tied to Army hospital history at the Maryland School, woven by Mrs. Rebecca Moberly and Miss Katherine Lambright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Moberly
Bentz Street
Maryland
Frederick
Moberly
Katherine Lambright
Oficer Quinn
Potomac Synod OF the Reformed Church
Altoona
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Henri L.G. Kieffer
College dorm rule tightens at Maryland university
College Park Maryland freshmen face specific written permission for any overnight stay as Dean Helen Clark tightens rules after student parties and alcohol concerns. Upperclass students may still sign blanket forms. The change follows the university paperThe Diamondback noting unchaperoned gatherings and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Senator Borah
Idaho
City Opera College Park
Maryland
Helen E.clark
Miss Clark
The
Diamondback
Clark
Cold War Not Over Despite Moscow Treaty and Wheat Deals
FBI arrested John W. Butenko 38 of Orange New Jersey for passing secret Air Force contract data to Soviet aides Igor Ivanov and Gleb Pavlov at Amtorg and a UN mission attache. Previous meetings included Vladimir Olenev. Butenko held a top secret clearance at International Electric Corp. The Cold War remains intensified as espionage by Soviet missions continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United Nations
Amtorg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John William Butenko
Orange
N. J
Butenko
Englewood
Igor A. Ivanov
International Electric Corporation of
Paramus
Gleb. A. Pavlov
FBI
Vladimir I. Olenev
Park Avenue
Rutgers University
Amitorg
Moscow
Farmers' milk and fruit pricing critique letter
D T Walker of Walker Orchards questions agricultural pricing imbalances in a letter to the editor. He notes farmers face low returns despite rising costs, cites milk and retail fruit price gaps, mentions a single federal agricultural adviser per farmer, and recalls historic price contrasts. Mt Airy farmer Walker signs dated October 29, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
W. Lawson King
Walker Orchards
D. T. Walker
Mt. Airy
Condition Of Rivers Potomac Clear And Very Low
Report notes the Potomac river in a clear but very low state while Duchelcown shows pollution and very low levels. Observers warn of worsening water quality and potential impacts on nearby communities and ecosystems.
Three Freed After Week In Mine
BROISTEDT Germany AP three men trapped more than a week in a flooded iron mine were brought to surface in a bomb shaped rescue capsule from 259 feet underground. Mine foreman Paul Syska accompanied the rescue and the trio returned to the surface. They were kept in a decompression chamber for three hours as air pressure was equalized. Eighty six other miners escaped when floodwaters filled the gallery and forty others are missing and feared drowned. Dr Hartmann reported the condition of the rescued men was excellent after more than seven days underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broistedt
Germany
Gerhard Hanusch
Emil Pohlai
Fritz Leder
Paul Syska
Horst Hartmann
Hartmann
Kennedy press conference outlines moon race Cuba and Germany
President Kennedy questioned Soviet pace in the moon race and warned against betting on their intentions. He said no planned reductions in U.S. combat units in Germany but a possible cut in noncombat personnel, noted Cuba troop reductions, and discussed wheat talks with the Soviets. He also signaled openness to TV debates with Barry Goldwater and affirmed Lyndon Johnson as his running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khhrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Germany
European
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Goldwater
TVA
Bolivia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Moscow
Berlin
Planning Aid For Appalachian Region
Washington AP A regional organization with authority to raise money by bond issues is being planned for the Appalachian region. Under Secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr told a Senate subcommittee that a commission is being formed to coordinate state and federal development across parts of West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina Alabama and Georgia. He said it will be an essential key to the region’s future. Roosevelt chairs the President's Appalachian regional commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appalachian
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Senate
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Roosevelt
Appalachian Regional Commission
Morocco Declares Cease in Frontline War Across Algeria
The Moroccan king labels the Algiers attack as a diabolical plan to scuttle Bamako peace pacts. Moroccan forces pull back a kilometer from Figuig amid Algerian artillery and mortars. Hassan’s government severs Cuba ties over arms and aid to Algeria and recalls ambassadors from the UAR and Syria amid pro Algerian broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figuig
Hassan
Mahjoubi Ahardane
Bamako
Mali
Algeria
Morocco
Cuba
United Arab Republic
Syria
U.A
Cease-fire talks involve Algeria and Morocco on demilitarized zone
The cease-fire negotiated by Hassan and Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella envisions both nations withdrawing from a large demilitarized zone. Algerian and Moroccan officers, meeting with Ethiopian and Malian counterparts, must still set the zone limits. Neither government signals retreat from territorial claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Hassan
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ethiopia
Mali
Military Revolt in Viet Nam Rocks Government Power Centers
Viet Nam turmoil spreads as national police headquaters seize the government radio station and navy main offices. Diem's ambassador in Washington and his predecessor express concern that the revolt could empower Communist guerrillas, while the First Lady travels in the United States to rally support for the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Police
Navy
International Telegraph Office
Diem
Washington
da Vang Ly
Viet Nam
Tran van Cheung
Boston
Cheung
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Los Angeles
United States
Graceham Fire Company to Dedicate New Hall in Ceremony
Graceham Volunteer Fire Company prepares to dedicate its new fire hall Sunday at 2 p.m. in the hall. The 1962 structure includes a modern alarm system and a 500 gallon pumper placed in service January. Notables from state and local government and fire service are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham Volunteer Fire Company
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
David E. Kirk
Cumberland
J. Millard Tawes
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
The
Stateman Association
Leslie B. Thompson
Damascus
Howard A. Keller
Pikesville
Spencer A. Brown
Sandy Spring
State Firemen’s Association
James Min
Ind
Deaths of Affleck Busch and Young in area obituaries
Leslie H. Affleck 68 of Lovettsville dies after long illness at Martinsburg hospital. Survived by wife Dorothy, sisters Lelia Pope and Annie Miller, brother J R Affleck. Service Saturday 1 30 pm at Brown Funeral Home with Rev. John Hardman. interment Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Mary S Busch of Mount Airy dies in Catonsville nursing home. Widow of Michael Busch and former DMV operator. survived by brother Jesse Severn and sister Buelah Simpson. Services Saturday 2 pm at Waltz Funeral Home Mt. Airy. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Frank E Young 42 of Hagerstown dies after lengthy illness at Washington County Hospital. Member of Tri nity Lutheran Church and various groups. served three years in France with Co B National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
United Nations
Independent Hose Co
Emory Carmack
Benjaminb. Rosenstock
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Tarry Lee Hanshew
Barbara Fritiche
Hanshew
United Staes
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Albert Lawson Everly
Unionville
Route 26
Chestnut Grove
Leslie H. Affleck
Dorothy Mentzer Affleck
Lovettsville
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
George and
Addie Hamerick Affleck
Lebanon
B&o
Lelia Pope
Annie Miller
Winchester
J. R. Affleck
Sterling, Va
Brown Funeral Home
John Hardman
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Michael Busch
Mary S. Busch
South Main Street
Mt. Airy
Catonsville
Carroll County
Jesse and
Mary Severn
Department of Motor Vehicles
Jesse W. Severn
Buelah Simpson
Toledo
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Roger Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frank E. Young
Frank Eugene Young
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Redmen's Club
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co
Co. B
National Guard
France
Motorist Faces Three Charges After East Church Crash
A 21 year old Hyattsville man Marvin Meredith was charged with speed greater than reasonable failure to drive to the right of the center and operating an unsafe motor vehicle after his car skidded on East Church street at 12 20 a.m. he lost control struck a telephone pole then a parked car owned by Aaron Leroy Miss damage to the parked car was about 200 dollars and Merediths car was a total loss. Police Sgt James F Main Jr and Cpl John B Wheeldon investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville
East Church Street
Marvin Meredith
Meredith
Aaron Leroy Miss
East Second Street
J. Frank Main Jr
John B. Wheeldon
Laymen's Day at Calvary Prompted By Talks and Music
Laymen's Day at Calvary featured successful discussion meetings on oral communication and How to Write Better Letters. The event highlights Wright a published author and Toastmasters director with ties to Illinois and Penn State. Special music is arranged by Charles J. Warner with multiple participants listed including Sharon Hooper Mrs John Fischer Robert Keeney Mrs William S Hood Dr Earl Officer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society For the Study of Communication
Speech Association of America
Toastmasters International
Illinois
Mr. Wright
Illinois State Normal University
Pennsylvania State University
Bloomington, Ill
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Charles J. Warner
Hood College
Sharon Hooper
John Fischer
Robert Keeney
William S. Hood
Earl Officer
Charles A. Dixon
Glenn A. Main
Carl Thomas
John P. Engelbrecht
State Seeks Higher Education Aid by Tax Change
Baltimore AP report: a plan to cut the personal income tax exemption from 800 to 600 to fund more public education aid is endorsed by a Legislative Council chair aiding Gov Tawes. Harry R Hughes, D Carolina, backs the plan, recalling a close Senate vote in an overtime session last March. The article also contains a stray baking tip about apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Legislative Council
Tawes
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
Senate
Argentina's Zavala Ortiz Urges Real Alliance for Progress Reform
Argentina's foreign minister Miguel Angel Zavala Ortiz criticizes the Alliance for Progress as a suspended hope that has not penetrated Latin America. He calls for a true partnership giving Latin American nations a larger voice, noting the good neighbor policy was the most successful U.S. policy but required no money. The program funds schools housing roads and health but has failed to excite the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U. S
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Miguel Angel Zavala Ortiz
Zavala Ortiz
U.S. Senate
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alliance ‘For Progress
Kennedy
South America
Funeral Notices for Three Maryland Women Mentioned
Funeral services were held for Mrs Isa bella Jane England at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home with Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiating. Interment followed at Druid Ridge Cemetery with pallbearers named. Also mourned were Mrs Olivia Larkins Howard of Washington DC with services at Hicks Funeral Home and burial at Fairview Cemetery. A third service for Mrs Emma Lavenia Hutchinson near Uniontown was conducted at her residence with Fr William D White presiding and burial at Ivy Hill Cemetery in Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Jane England
John Robert England
Darrow Street
Silver Spring
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Robert W. Keeney
lDonald M. Fadeley
Frank R. Smith Jr
Druid Ridge Cemetery
Pikesville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Olivia Larkins Howard
Washington, D. C
Washington Hospital Center
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
E. T. Houston
First Missionary Church
Jesus
Charles Grayson Lee
Garland Brown
Thomas Strander
George Ambush
James Spriggs Jr
Staley S. Davis
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks TE
Emma Lavenia Hutchinson
Lewis N. Hutchinson
Uniontown
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
William D. White
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Laurel
Alton Haines
Charles
James
Robert Jenkins
Herman
William Mitchell
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Georgia injunction frees five integration leaders in jail
In Americus Georgia an injunction against prosecution of major charges was granted after nearly three months. The ruling struck down two Georgia laws as unconstitutional and cleared the way for the release of the five leaders. In New York the stock market opened irregularly as moderates edged ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus, Ga
Illnesses in Ladiesburg and Local Hospital Patients
Among the sick Little Misses Donna Lynn and Tammy Ann Martin daughters of Mr and Mrs Raymond Martin Ladiesburg confined to home since October 25. Little Miss Cindy Danner two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Danner East South Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Willard L Brown of Jefferson injured in an automobile accident October 24 remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with improved condition. Mrs Earl Putnam of Hansonville remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital condition satisfactory. Mrs Nannie Weller of Thurmont is reported as improved after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lynn
Tammy Ann Martin
Raymond Martin
Ladiesburg
Cindy Danner
William Danner
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Willard L. Brown
Jefferson
Earl Putman
Hansonville
Nannie Weller
Thur Bont
Weather shift to downtown thermometer in Anchorage
The U S Weather Bureau will move its thermometer from the airport to downtown Anchorage this winter. Officials say airport readings are typically several degrees cooler than readings in the city, and the move aims to reflect downtown temperatures more accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
U.S. Weather Bureau
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News-Post
U. of Md
Frostburg
Frostburg, Md
Samuel Hopkins
State Board of College Trustees
Frostburg College
Hopkins
William L. Wilson
R. Bowen Hardesty
Wilson
Edwin Holland
American Association of University Professors
Potomac
Fonocgcy
Duchelciown
Johnson, Germany
Calvary
Cove
New York
Ver
Lcan
Rafael Trujillo
Santo Do Tinge
Dominicen Republic
Mee
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