Western Allies doubt Moscow Berlin peace plan signals shift
Washington reports discounted by Western Allies as Khrushchev moves toward possible Berlin talks. Officials say Moscow notes resemble earlier Gromyko proposals and lack official confirmation. London Paris also question the new four point plan amid no Moscow note. State Department officials seek clarity as diplomacy stirs after weeks of inactivity.
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Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
London
Paris
State Department
U.S
David Ormsby Gore
Dean Rusk
Foreign Office
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
White House
Kennedy
Jail Youth Convicted for Revoked License Driving
Clownie E Reed of East Fourth Street was jailed after Magistrate's Court found him guilty of reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. Reed, stopped near Evergreen Point by Trooper Jackie L Forsythe, had two prior revocation convictions. He received six days in jail and a five dollar fine.
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Clownie E. Reed
East Fourth Street
Evergreen Point
Jackie L. Forsythe
Department of Motor Vehicles
Reed
Mene
Byron W
Frederick's Outdoor Ice Rink Opens With Exhibition
Frederick opens its first outdoor floating ice rink behind the T S Michael Ice plant on East Street. James and Mrs Moberly host a 12 000 square foot rink for 330 skaters, with gear store, warming area, cafeteria, and lessons. Dick Pozniak to perform Sunday. Concurrent suit seeks 2950 damages over a Md 26 Md 9 crash involving Dr Joy Mrs Key and James Turner 3rd.
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Dick Pozniak
Moberly
Instruction Lelasses
Moberix
Ildin
Edwin F. Nikirk
James E. Turner
J. E. Turner Jr
American Security Insurance Company
James Elkins
Joy
Helen Key
Baltimore
MD. 26
MD. 9
Turner
U S Troops Make Shuttle Between Berlin and Allies
U S troops conduct shuttle movement between Berlin and allied sectors amid postwar tension. Officials report coordinated land and air patrols to maintain access corridors and deter potential clashes.
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U.S
Berlin
Fire-Day Forecast At Antarctic Crash Site
Fragmentary report describes a crash at a base in Antarctica involving a vessel named Marty and a crew member. The scene is described with unclear timing and location details, noting a base and potential rescue efforts ongoing.
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Mon- Ina
Oscrenhhe
Marty
Voting Change Deadline Nov 15 Reported by Election Board
Persons who change party affiliation in time to vote in the March primary must do so on or before November 15. The information was announced today by the Illinois House of the Election Board office at the meeting. The note clarifies change rules and deadlines.
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Mei
Soviet Trawlers Patrol Near Cape Cod
A fleet of 50 plus Soviet trawlers and two mother ships were sighted about 50 miles from President Kennedy’s Cape Cod summer home, near Georges Bank. AP reporters observed groups of Russian vessels, some with Red flags, forming a 50 mile diameter circle south of Chatham, Mass. The ships appeared to fish in shifts, yet many showed no nets or gear in the water.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Associated Press
Don Rothberg
J. Walter Green
Cape
Georges Bank
Moscow
Rothberg
Chatham
Mass
White House
Hyannis Port
West Berlin Mayor Brandt Sends Message to U S City Leaders
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt replies to Mayor Ramsburg expressing resolve that freedom in Berlin will not be extinguished. He acknowledges telegrams sent by Frederick officials and a Jacksonville delegation, praising solidarity with West Berlin amid tumult.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Frederick
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Fla
Berince
Ramsturg
Schon
Two Seniors Attend Youth Conference With Leadership Focus
Two seniors plan to attend a youth conference featuring leaders Heian, Law Rody and Cara Facts Gran. The event includes keynote speaker Frederich the Eie and aims to boost business season with sessions at Sogh Hagersiosn Eich.
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Tao Enor
Heian
Law Rody
Cara Facts
Frederich
Sogh
Viet Nam Presses IC C on Soviet Airlift to Laos
South Viet Nam again urged the International Control Commission to condemn the Soviet airlift aiding Communist rebels in Laos. Reports said Soviet planes land in southern Laos and Vietnamese forces may cross into South Viet Nam. The New York Times cited a large U.S. airlift and advisory program in Saigon to bolster defenses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Laos
India
Canada
Poland
North Viet Nam
The
Commission
New York Times
U.S
Southeam
Viet Nam
Inchsihe
Shether Ey
Bus Service Won’t Be Cut
Local transit officials announce that bus service will not be reduced despite upcoming budget pressures. City planners cite sustained rider demand and commitments to accessibility as reasons to maintain current routes and frequency.
United Appeal Progress Report Patchy Public Drive
A community fund drive shows a total of 3106 toward a grant target with a stated need of 7 units. The message urges Donors to respond before the Nevada end date and emphasizes continued contributions to reach the goal.
Two Car Crash on West South Street
Two vehicles damaged in a Thursday 4 07 p m collision on West South street. Carroll H Warford’s 1959 Pontiac sustained $75 damage when Brubaker’s 1951 Chevrolet pulled from a parking spot and failed to yield. Brubaker charged with failing to yield by Officer Guy M Hires.
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West South Street
Carroll H. Warford
RFD
Frederick
Eugene Walter Brutaker
Washington
Warfield
Brubaker
Bruba
Hill
Tomason
Calvin L. Phillips
Veterans Day Observance Set With Fort Detrick speaker
Cloudy skies and chilly temperatures mark Veterans Day observances led by Col. Carl S. Casto of Fort Detrick as ceremonies begin at 2 pm in Memorial Park and Court House Park. Expect highs near 40 degrees with overcast conditions.
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American Legion
Carl S. Casto
Fort Detrick
Memorial Park
Court Ho
Recruits to Train by Bus and Train After Richmond Crash
The Imperial Airways Constellation crash near Byrd Field killed 74 recruits. Pilot Ronald H. Conway described engines failing and a slow gear deployment while two survivors escaped the flaming wreck. The Army ordered train and bus transport for 1st Army area recruits until an investigation concludes.
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Richmond, Va
Imperial Airlines Constellation
Richmond
Byrd Field
Ronald H. Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
Conway
William Poythress
Miami
Fia
Washington (Ap
1St Army
Department of the Army
Governor’s Island
N.Y
New England
New Jersey
New Yo
Cerone
Advance Atlas Is Erratic
A tiny monkey named Goliath died in the Atlas missile explosion over Cape Canaveral. The Air Force destroyed the erratic rocket 20 minutes after launch. the 12‑foot cone carried fruit flies and biological samples for radiation studies.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Goliath
Cape
Air Force
U.S
Amazon Jungle
South America
Fallout Could Imperil Leukemia Patients In Panel Briefing
In Chicago an AP report notes a government panel warned that radiation exposure could threaten individuals with leukemia, detailing risks and possible cancer-inducing effects. Testimony cited concerns about exposure and long term health implications amid ongoing nuclear safety debates.
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Chicago
Civiian
Gering
Boston
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