Rain Helps Farmers As Forest Towers Reopen
A half inch or more of rain fell across the county aiding sprouting grains and growing alfalfa after a dry spell. Henry R. Shoemaker says the rain benefits farmers, with towers reopening as forest fire danger eases. temperatures to drop into the 30s and 50s with highs near 68.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Herman Toms
Lewistown
Braddock Heights
WFMD
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kilts proposed as national dress for British men
London based Tailor and Cutter urges kilts as a national dress for British men in its main editorial. The piece cites the bicycle's spread and interbreeding among British families as evidence of Scottish influence reaching broad society.
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London
Help Wanted Carpentry Positions Open on First Day
Job ad notes openings for Carpenters and Carpenter Helpers. Applicants urged to call x00 at 20008 for details and qualifications.
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Mumer
Jaycee seeks Frederick County Junior Miss from high school seniors
Frederick County Jaycees announce a search for Junior Miss among local high school seniors aged 16 to 19. Applicants will be judged on appearance, personality, talent, and scholarship with the winner receiving a wardrobe and moving on to state finals in Westminster, then national finals in Mobile with scholarships totaling $14,000.
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Frederick County
Jaycee
Joseph D. Chisholm
Chisholm
Westminster
Mobile
Ala
America
Donors Fill Bloodmobile Call From Frederick County
One hundred sixty two pints of blood were donated during a Bloodmobile visit to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Postmaster James A. Grove reports 195 pledged donors mailed, 182 appeared with 20 deferred. 141 scheduled and 41 walkins, including 12 new donors. Next drive is November 29 at Thurmont Elementary School from 10 am to 3 30 pm. Scheduled donors urged to confirm.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
James A. Grove
Frederick County
Red Cross
Grove
Washington Blood Center
Frederick
Thurmont
German Ministers To Be Here For Exchange Tour
Two German ministers will visit Frederick next week as part of the Pastors Exchange Tour of the Evangelical Church of the Union of Germany and the United Church of Christ in America. Arthur Platz of Monchengladbach and Arnd Von Hude of West Berlin will stay with local pastors and Hood College hosts while in the United States, arriving from Pittsburgh on consecutive days and departing for New York City after their Frederick stay.
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Evangelical Church of the Union of Germany
United Church of Christ In America
Arthur Platz
Monchengladbach
Rhineland
Pittsburgh
Platz
Bonn
Germany
Hood College
Frederick
Arnd von Hude
West Berlin
von Hude
Gottingen
Berlin
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
United States
United Church of Christ
U. S
Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
James Smith
New York City
Frostburg Probe Begins Monday by State College Trustees
A fact finding committee of the state college trustees starts a Monday probe of Frostburg State College administration. Thirteen people including president R Bowen Hardesty are to testify in secret sessions. Samuel Hopkins, vice chair of the board and head of the three member panel, says hearings will be secret to encourage frank testimony and a report will be delivered within five days.
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Frostburg, Md
State College Trustees
Frostburg State College
R. Bowen Hardesty
Samuel Hopkins
Board of Trustees
Hopkins
Pizza Gains With Lunch Menus In Hamburgers Trend
Atlantic City AP notes pizza is favored by many school children over liver and iron rich meals. Supervisors weigh preferences as ham burgers hot dogs and meals like chicken and gelatins appear popular across income levels.
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Tom Seppy
Atlantic City
N.J
Rural Urban Dinner Promotes Farm City Understanding
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce hosts the first Rural-Urban dinner at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana to foster better relations between residents of the city and county. Richard D. Hammond notes it may become an annual event and honors Henry R. Shoemaker with a portrait by Helen L. Smith. Willis T. Hancock of Maryland National Bank speaks on interdependence of farm and city folks. Tickets available from the Chamber and Extension Service.
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Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
Willis T. Hancock
The
Maryland National Bank
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Kiwanis Club
the Grange
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Hall
Winter Preparations By Roads Crews Across County
County and state road crews begin winter prep with snow fences and grading to prevent drifting on Park Mills and Thurston roads. Traffic counters placed to study long term use. no immediate construction plans reported. Engineer Southey T Nottingham Jr notes data aids planning. Grading on Thurston road involved removing a embankment top at Benjamin LeGarde property.
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Southey T Nottingham Jr
Park Mills
Thurston Road
Benjamin LeGarde
Two Injured When Car Hits Tree Stump
A 25 year old City man Larry Baust and passenger Dorothy Collins 17 were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a 1966 Mercury struck an embankment then a tree stump at the Boyers Mill Road and Md 144 intersection around 4 25 a m Baust suffered severe lacerations to the face head and left leg Collins had head lacerations possible chest and left ankle fractures Investigating officer Me Neil W Alexander said Baust was driving at high speed Charges pending and both occupants were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Neil W. Alexander
Baust
Boyer's Mills Road
Baust Collins
Border Fighting Intensifies After Bamako Ceasefire
An Algerian artillery barrage and Moroccan return fire shattered dawn hours along a 550 mile border belt from Tindouf to Figuig after a midnight ceasefire. Col Mohammed Hadda said Algerians were evicted from Figuig and both sides accused the other of violations. The Bamako accord creates a cross border commission with Ethiopia Mali and others to supervise the disputed zone, with African Unity to convene a further ministerial meeting to assign blame and seek solutions.
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Algiers
Figuig Oasis
Oasis
Mohammed Hadda
Bamako
Mali
Hassan II
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bella
Sahara
Tindouf
Figuig
Mediterranean
Hassan
Algeria
Figny
Panhandle
Ben Bella
Beni Ounif
Ethiopia
Organization of African Unity
Girl Loses Hand In Homemade Bomb Incident
In Wichita Kansas an improvised bomb hidden in a park weed patch exploded when one year old Suzanne De Camp touched it and rubbed it on the sidewalk. Police say 16 year old George E Hale threw the bomb after a similar device damaged a friend on Halloween. The youths had crafted the bombs themselves.
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Wichita
Kan
Suzanne DeCamp
Suzanne
George E. Hale
Gary L. Lathem
Viet Nam's New Head Seen as Mediator Between Factions
Nguyen Ngoc Tho, 55, a southern Buddhist and former vice president under Diem, is named South Vietnam's premier. His background as a mediator and diplomat contrasts with Diem's northern Catholic image, shaping his tentative stopgap leadership. He previously served as interior minister and ambassador to Japan, and led talks with Hoa Hao leaders in 1956.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tho
Diem
Long Xuy
Cochin China
Japan
Saigon
Ba Cut
Mrs Nhu Secludes Herself Amid Coup Reports
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, secluded behind double locked doors in a Los Angeles hotel, planned a statement about reports of the coup and the fate of Ngo Dinh Nhu and Ngo Dinh Diem. She deferred releasing the message while noting travel plans and said she would attend Mass.
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Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Church of the Good Shepherd
United States
Buddhists Seize Power in Vietnam After Diem's Fall
Rebels announce death of President Ngo Dinh Diem and brother Nhu and install Buddhist leaders. Gen Doung Van Minh leads, with Nguyen Ngoc Tho named provisional president as palace siege ends eight-year rule. Bangkok and Washington report vary on cause of deaths.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nhu
Ngo Brothers
Radio
Saigon
Bangkok
Washington
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Diem
Doung van Minh
South
Kennedy Cancels Weekend Trip
President Kennedy cancels his plan to attend the Air Force Army football game in Chicago to stay at the White House and monitor the South Vietnam situation. The announcement came about 15 minutes after his scheduled 10 am departure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Air Force Army
Chicago
White House
South Viet Nam
Unity Among Churches Spreading Like Wildfire
A Vatican council session opens amid hopes for Christian unity while leaders admit uncertainty about its meaning and structure. The World Council of Churches notes unity will be tangible and functional, not uniform, with diversity in worship and governance.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Hans Lilje
Hanover
Germany
Paul VI
Montreal
Canada
World Council of Churches
Ecumenical — Christian Unity
Maga Christ
World Council
W. A. Visser Hooft
Geneva
Switzerland
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H. R. Shoemaker
Mrs. Nhu
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