Nehru rejects U S testing while backing Berlin access
Washington reports India’s Prime Minister Nehru and President Kennedy issued a joint communique deeming Berlin access rights clear yet avoiding a firm U S stance on nuclear tests. Nehru reiterated Moscow’s tests are harmful but not justifying a restart, and both leaders noted peace talks in Berlin and Southeast Asia without resolving key issues.
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Washington
India
Nehru
West Berlin
U.S
Kennedy
National Press Club
Moscow
Germany
Laos
Asia
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Plan to sell federal education aid to states
State school chiefs discuss a dollars and cents plan to show how each federal education dollar would be spent in their state. Rep. Cleveland Bailey plans to introduce a bill that would allocate 2 percent of each state’s total public education expenditures to the aid program. The proposal could link aid to local and state education needs. The move aims to persuade Congress to restore federal support for schooling.
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Baltimore
Cleveland M. Bailey
Batey
Bailey
Long-Lasting Suds Challenge Water Systems in 1970s
Nation faces rising levels of synthetic detergents, with 90 percent of soaps replaced since World War I. By 1970 research suggests foaming, undestroyed detergents persist in sewage, wells, and rivers, threatening drinking water and prompting calls for new biodegradable detergents and updated sewerage systems.
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Dubby
MIST
Pines
U.S
Ohio River
Gulf of Mexico
M.lt
Westminster loses three landmarks on Main Street
Westminster plans to remove the First National Bank building, the Western Maryland Railway station, and the Farmers’ Fertilizer and Feed Company. Baltimore Federal will build a Colonial brick bank and parking on the bank site, with completion next summer. The feed mill site sells for 28000 to the city for future plans. The railroad will remain freight only with no passenger service. Also, New York reports the death of Dr John Raymond Chadwick president of Town Wesleyan College.
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Westminster
First National Bank
Western Maryland
Farmers’ Fertilizer and Feed Company
Baltimore Federal Savings and Loan Association
City of Westminster
Joseph Mathias
Henry Pirr
Baltimore Federal
NEW York
John Raymond Chadwick
Town Wesleyan College
Freedom Ride Cancelled by CORE Amid Current Protests
CORE calls off its Freedom Ride planned on U S 40 near Baltimore as other groups announce demonstrations. Maryland groups including Maryland Petition Committee and Civic Interest Group press ahead despite CORE’s withdrawal, while Julius Hobson urges non participation. James Farmer warns restaurants along the Maryland corridor must integrate by December 15 or face action.
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Maryland
Wiseman
Civic Interest
Balti
Clarence Logan
Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Annapolis
Maryland Petition Committee
U.S. 40
Civic Interest Group
U.S
Julius W. Hobson
Washington
James Farmer
New York
Farmer
Robert L. Wiseman
Vieseup
Foundry Workers Strike Over Wage Increase Demand
Frederick Iron and Steel Company workers along with Machinists Lodge No. 667 voted to strike over a wage reopener clause in the contract. About 160 local employees affected as talks are set with the company after a wage dispute with no other issues. A preaching mission at Pleasant View Church in Burkittsville runs from November 13 to 19 with Rev. Stephen G. Margush as guest speaker.
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Frederick Iron: and Steel Company
Nicholas Fanos
Ing
Noother
Frederick Iron and Steel
OOS de Serna Et
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
Burkittaville
Coning
Stephen G. Margush
Altoona
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Denver
Tanger
Caep
Tay Roberts
Roberts
Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cambridge
Mass
NEA
Harpers Magazine
Maya Pines
Freedom Ride
Mt Airy
Woodbine Road
Woodville, Md
Ontario
Daniel D. Wilson
Glenn Trout
Merhle N. Wachter
Rockwell Terrace
Philip Wertheimer
North Court Street
Defense
Baltimore Beltway
Ritchie Highway
Church St
West Bay St
Dial
Brooklyn Homes Project National Wrecking Co
Church & West Bay Streets
Baltimore, Maryland
Better Homes Equip. CO
Frederick Hiltner Roelke
Frederick Kaempf & Harris Frederick Kenneth
Teeenex
W. Warner
Frederick
Potomac
EDSON
Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison Tanes Tenn Crumpacker Electric Union
Bridce
Hipsley & Alba
Mt Airr
MT. Airy, Plbg
Esters Auto Aw Potomac Ediso
Damasascus Selec
DT Angell
HTG. CO
Tric CO
APPL
Thermont
Lixwood Feed & Supply Linn
Zurgable Bros. Eimitshore
W. George & CO
Bromwick
Gross Bros
Back Peoples Home & Auto Store
Brumtwick
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