Government official to speak at Mathias dinner honoring McC
A top government official will be guest speaker at a victory dinner honoring Charles McC. Mathias Jr. for his November election to the Sixth Congressional District seat. The event Saturday at 7 p.m. at the armory features Robert A. Forsythe, Assistant Secretary of Health Education and Welfare, as speaker.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Armory
Robert A. Forssthe
Health Education and Welfare
Forssyue
Washington
U.S. Senate
U.S
Edward J. Thre
Minnesota
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Menomonie
Wisc
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Universe of Minnesota
Cllege of
St. Catherine
St. Paw
Catherine
Lax
Minneapolis
Snow Drifts Over 3 Feet In Buffalo
Severe blizzard conditions hit Buffalo area with drifts over 3 feet. Roads blocked by stalled autos and extended travel delays on the Thruway west of the city. Amherst reports Route 5 blocked by 18 inches of snow and drifts up to 32 feet.
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Buffalo
To Thruway
Niscara
Lackawanna
Batavia
Amherst
Mathias Spent Under Six Cents Per Vote In Sixth District Race
Charles McC Mathias spent $734.07 for 33 495 votes in this county, averaging under six cents per ballot. He listed $370.56 on gasoline and $560 42 in hotel costs plus $300 to the Republican treasurer and $13 25 to a stenographer. The Republican effort totaled $9 763 02 with a $4 121 24 county balance, while Democrats raised $5 114 25 and posted a $143 48 deficit. The report details expenditures across Fort Cumberland and other local spots.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
E. Robert Bowlus
Republican Central Committee
Dorothy L. Wastler
Republican Party
Nixon-Lodge
John A. Foley
Campign
Uis County
Fort Cumberland Hotel
William Mein
Fort Cumberland
Wiliam James Hotel
Colonial Motel
Bowlus
Women’s Democratic League
Frederick County
Democratic Party
Frigid Frederick County Drops Below Twenty-Nine Degrees
Weather records show Frederick county plunged to 29 degrees after a afternoon thunderstorm. Strong winds at 25 mph and scattered snow flurries preceded a cold snap with forecasts of a low around 23 tonight and a dim hoped for warm up in December. Continuous cold and near zero outlook followed the storm.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Weather
Frederick
Lumumba Moves Toward KaSai Province Strongholds
Leopol dville Congo AP reports ex Premier Lumumba reached friendly territory about 400 miles east of the capital, outside Mobutu's control. Some sources say he abandoned plans for Stanleyville and headed for Luluabourg, Kasai Province, amid rumors of an automobile accident and hospital treatment.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Kasai
Lumumba
Kikwit
Law and fines in magistrate court case roundup
Magistrate Edward D. Storm fined John A. Freese 100 dollars for signing his brother’s name on a car title and another 100 for driving with a refused license, with ten days in jail suspended. Freese claimed he did not know signing another name violated the law. Trooper Robert Snyder reported Freese’s car was registered to Edward Lee Freese of New York. Storm also suspended a 50 dollar fine against contractor Charles Ford over delaying lumber removal deemed a fire hazard, as Ford promised to appeal. Other actions included alimony and child support orders for Richard W. Young, a reckless driving fine for Dale Drumheller, and a commitment for Paul Henderson’s health evaluation after an indecent exposure conviction, with a note describing Henderson as needing guidance but fundamentally a good boy.
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Edward D. Storm
John A. Freese
Freese
South Market Street
Robert Snyder
Edward Lee Freese
New York
Snyder
Department of Motor Vehicles
Storm
Charles Ford
Ford
Middle
Cnty
Charles V. Main
Charles F. Bel
Robert A. Whiteford
Main
Richard W. Young
Young
West Patrick Street
Ladiesburg
Betty Louise
Dale Drumheller
West Virginia
You Troubled By Salesmen
Ontario police report a dangerous door encounter after a housewife tripped over a gun, confronted a salesman who fled, and then learned her 15 year old son Jimmie had posted a threatening sign at the front door. The note promised violence against salesmen.
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Ontario
Calif
API
Bernard Pennine
Jimmie
Freighter Mozerzan Grounded Off South Manitou Island
The Liberian freighter Morazan ran aground during a gale near South Manitou Island Michigan on Tuesday night. Captain Eduardo Trizizay said 15 aboard, later 14. holds reportedly filling with water as winds remained high and visibility dropped to zero. Coast Guard cutters Mackinaw Mesquite Sundew and aircraft assisted but rescue was delayed awaiting better conditions.
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Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Francisco Moerazan
South Manitou Island
Eduardo Trizizay
Trimzas
Jeakase
Cheborgan
Mich
Charlevoix
Sturgeon Bay
Morazan
Mackinaw
Cheboygan
Sun Dev
W. E. Chapline
Traverse City
Glen
Pe Va
Lower
Michigan
Rebels Snipe At UN Troops In Katanga Ambush
Rebels armed with spears arrows and ancient rifles ambushed a U N convoy of Nigerian soldiers in Katanga Province near Rabondo Dianda. Four Nigerians wounded and evacuated to Kamina hospital. no serious injuries reported. UN column heading from Kamina to Manono faced crossfire and tribal attacks amid clashes.
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Elisabethville
Congo
Bamex
U.N
Katanga
Voodoe
Kamina
Wetanga
Lin Mining
Manono
Market dips as stocks open lower on Tuesday afternoon
New York trading opened with the market softer as most major averages moved downward in early trading. Traders watched inflation data and earnings for signals while technology and financials showed uneven declines across sectors.
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New York
Revolt Crushed In Rosario And Argentine Towns
Unrest in Rosario near the capital and in Tartagal and Vespucio, Salta province, reportedly crushed. Government says troops routed about 40 attackers at Rosario barracks, with 10 killed and 50 wounded in Rosario per unofficial reports.
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Argentina
Ar Sario
Saliam
Orth
C Ms
Tartagal
Vespucio
Saha
Juan de Peron
Rosario
Peronistas
Salta
Carlos Severaro Toranzo Montero
Julio Barredo
Humberto Sosa Molina
Peron
Peronismo
Longest walk to integrated school shocks New Orleans
Block by block the nine year old daughter Pamela and her father, the Reverend Lieyd Foreman, faced a week's worth of abuse as they walked toward William Frantz School in 1960 New Orleans. Demonstrators opposed integration, a crowd formed a human chain, and Foreman feared for his family's safety while police cleared a path to the rear of the school.
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Rev
Andrew Foreman
New Orleans
Foreman
Camela
William Frantz
Brock
Pamela
Frantz
Foreman Io Sothr
Alexandria
State Nears Decision On Prison Site
Gov. Tawes said Maryland nears choosing a site within 30 miles of Baltimore for a 10 million prison to house 1000 inmates. The plan, tied to an intensive rehabilitation program, awaits legislative action though location controversy has stalled progress for three years.
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POLIS
Tawes
Baltimore
Board of Correction
House of Delegates
Bomb damages Detroit home during night explosion
A dynamite blast ripped a Detroit house Tuesday night, injuring no one as Irene and two young daughters were upstairs. Manon Macioce, business manager of Sheet Metal Workers Local 281, was at a union meeting. damages estimated at about $6,000 to $30,000 home.
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Detroit
Init Manon Macioce
Sheet Metal Workers Local 281
Detroit Buritime Trades Council
Cuman
Irene
Kathy
Cecilia
Fire Department
Charles Quinlan
Snow Flurries Hit Western State Roads Report
Weather notes light snowfall in western parts with several inches locally and gusty winds. State Roads commission warns of snow drifts in Garrett and Allegheny counties and advises tire chains on U S Route 40.
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Snoy
Ang Snau Mor
Deal Pa
Takung Hasity
State Roads Commission
Garrett County
Allegany County
Clarysville
Westernport
New Orleans School Board Loses Bid to Suspend Integration
A three judge federal panel denies the Orleans Parish School Board request to suspend integration in two public schools. The court rejects the state bid to throw out the Wright order and issues a temporary restraining order affecting school operations and state officials.
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New Orleans
State of Louisiana
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
Wth
Richard T. Rives
Fifth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert W. Christenberry
U.S. Supreme Court
Jimme H. Davis
Orleans
Orleans Parish
Reme Court
Lou
Serious Crime Jumps 11 Percent in the U S
National crime data show an 11 percent rise across all areas with enforcement agencies reporting higher rates early in the year. Nine month figures indicate significant increases in property crimes including robbery, burglary, larceny, auto theft and related offenses.
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Hoover
Coopera Enforcement
Marx
Bombs explode in Havana injure man in Castro sabotage
Eight bombs exploded in different Havana sections causing extensive damage to electric and water facilities. One man was seriously injured in what police attribute to foes of Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Yule Show Opens as Homemakers Welcome Visitors
The Homemakers three day Christmas Open House opens this afternoon with the Maryland Home theme. Visitors enjoy cookies and demonstrations on party sandwiches, wrapping, decorations, and a Garden Crib display. Open House runs daily from 1 PM to 9 PM through Friday with gifts and recipes given at entry.
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Addit
Maryland
Aline
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Than Normal Temps
The forecast from the Associated Press notes temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal with a warming trend on Sunday. Precipitation is possible Monday as normal highs run 43 to 51 and early lows drop to 29 to 34, with mountain lows in the low 20s.
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Associated Press
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