Gore to Speak at Democratic Movie Night
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee will headline a Democratic movie night October 12 at the Braddock Drive-In Theater. The event, organized by the Young Democrats with the Women’s Democratic League and Jeffersonian Auxiliary, includes local candidates and entertainments, starting at 7:30 p.m. at the drive-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Gore
Young
Democratic Club
Tennessee
Braddock Drive- In
Senator Gore
Francis Scott Key
Women's Democratic League
Jeffersonian Auxiliary
John R. Foler
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Gore
Senate
Washington
Congress
Liberal Party
State Teachers College
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Interium
Tennessee Coun
Dorothy Handev
Young Democrats
Goodloe By
Austin Young
Women’s Democratic League
William Wenner Jr
No O'Toole
Granston Eader
Martha Nytko
M Wastler
Charles Hargett
Tichneill
Pam Maria Warner
Bennett
Lois Teter
Maurice Orris
Hood
Dan Weinberg
National Democratic Headquarters
Hunter College Students Observe Khrushchev Across Street
At Hunter College in New York, students watch Khrushchev from the Soviet mission across Park Avenue. The visiting premier’s balcony exchanges, classroom interruptions, and campus winds create a mix of curiosity and laughter among East European refugee students and others.
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New York
Khrushchev
Hunter College
Park Avenue
Barbara Galgano
Manohauan
The
Hunter Arrow
Miss Galgano
Khushchev
Hunter
Janos Kadar
Paul
Bob Hope Voice Swap Shocks TV Viewers
A CBS rebroadcast of To Tell the Truth aired on NBC lines causing Bob Hope to be voiceless for about four minutes while Polly Bergen spoke on NBC. Engineers on the West Coast switched voices, and Hope recovered his voice after four minutes and twenty seconds. Separately, South Korea asks the United States for 400 million dollars in special economic aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
Polly Bergen
New York
ABC
Miss Bergen
CBS
Howe
NBC
Chicago
Hope
U.S
South Korea
United States
Seoul
State Eyes Stamp Tax Change Under Protection Question
Gov. Tawes voiced no firm position on removing the liquor tax stamp for case lots in Maryland citing potential revenue loss and source-of-liquor concerns. Comptroller Goldstein opposes the change, fearing easier bottle purchase from neighboring states, while Tawes weighs a plan to address the issue. He also rejected an immediate stance on expanding the state income tax despite county pressure and urged practical budgeting while noting possible health and mental hygiene department consolidation as worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tawes
Legislative Council
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
Washington
Virginia
Goldstein
Baltimore City
Ciy
Ievenida
General Assembly
Regulation To Assist Assessors Of Farm Lands
The State Department of Assessments and Taxation sent a regulation and 29 criteria to guide assessors in deciding if farm lands in development paths qualify for bona fide farm status and lower taxes. County officials expect scrutiny of several farms, with reassessment ongoing in Urbana and Jackson districts and new areas to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Assessments and Taxation
Supervisor of Assessments
Board of County Commissioners
Albert W. Ward
Lumen Norris
Urbana
Jackson
Mirdietown
Petersville
Ballenger
Burkinsville
Norris
Joe Brown
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
State Department of Taxation
Deaf Education Talk Highlights Language of the Deaf
Dr Leona Elstad president of Gallaudet College spoke to Frederick High School about the language of the deaf the challenges in communication and lip reading versus speech reading. He noted Gallaudet's history enrollment costs and the prep year for entry and the college’s emphasis on wrestling and specialized systems aiding deaf students in speaking and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Leona AL Elstad
Garlaudet College
Washington
Maryland School For the Deaf
Stude
Elstad
Gallaudet College
Heresther
Elsiad
Congress Ioois
New Peace Talks Sought as GE Strike Stalls Nationwide
Federal mediators summoned General Electric and the striking International Union of Electrical Workers to new peace talks amid a nationwide walkout. Picket lines and scattered arrests were reported at GE plants including Syracuse and Schenectady, with tension easing at most sites.
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York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
ICE
Eidene
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Syracuse
Electronics Park
John Stanfer
Schenectady
IGE
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Shgit
Stups Seek Payment For Land In West Fourth Street
Howard Stup and wife sue for compensation in a condemnation case over land taken by the State Roads Commission for the West Fourth street widening. The jury will hear appraisal experts as to land value and damages to remaining property, with attorney Crapp arguing for highest utility value to set just compensation.
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Howard Stup
West Fourth Street
Rosemont Avenue
State Roads Commission
West Fourth Eet
Patrick J. Schnauffer
Robert E. Clapp
Siups
West Seventh Street
Crapp
Fort Det
Thomas Summers
Charles $. V. Sanner
Donald A. Woods
Grayson R. Cline
Frances E. Ramsburg
Floyd L. Gladhill
Ralph G. Hesson
Julia G. Culler
Mary Frances Robert
John W. Harshman
George W. Poole
Charles L. Keeney
Wilbur Q. Stover
Walter E. Crum
U S Space Scout Rocket Fires To Detect Sneak Nuclear Blasts
In a high tension session at the United Nations the Soviet bloc pressed Hammarskjold over his resignation stance and accused him of imperialist aims. Khrushchev urged a face to face with Eisenhower while seeking a Khrushchev Eisenhower meeting via neutral nations. British PM Macmillan conferred with Hammarskjold as talks intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Daz Hammarskjold
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet
Ukraine
Africa
Corgo
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Hammarskjeld
Eisenhower
UMW Meet Without Lewis Marks New Era for Union
In Cincinnati the United Mine Workers convenes with John L. Lewis in a reduced, emeritus role. Delegates consider the shrinking membership, from over 500 000 to about 165 000, and a lean treasury as Thomas Kennedy leads the union into a new leadership phase. Market activity remained sluggish as Wall Street opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United Mine Workers Union
Organized Labor Movement
America
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
William Shakespeare
Thomas Kennedy
Masser’s Motel Sold to Martinsburg Couple for 165000
The 32 unit Masser’s Motel and restaurant on U.S. 40 west was sold for about 165000 to Garland and Edna L. Dunn of Martinsburg West Virginia. The seller was Masser who began the business about ten years ago and later moved to Florida. The Trouts Arthur P. Trout and Elinor G. Trout who operated it since 1958 stay in the city.
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Masser’s
U.S. 40 West
Martinsburg
Arthur P. Trout
Elinor G. Trout
Garland
Edna L. Dunn
W. Va
Dunn
Trout
William Masser
Masser
Florida
Rover's
Thurmont
Here
Trouts
Culler Avenue
Hearing On Beer License Thursday in Lewistown
Residents of the Lewistown area are expected to object at a Thursday hearing for an on sale beer and light wine license for Joan D. and Frances McVey Leatherman at the Country Cousin Inn. The session, postponed from last Thursday, will be held in the Magistrate's Court room at Tipclock with Louis V. Meyers, License Commissioner, presiding.
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Lewistown
Joan D
Frances McVey Leatherman
Country Cousin Inn
Louis V. Meyers
Father Sues Over Transparent Bathing Suit Incident
Claude C. Rogers files a 925000 damage suit for his daughter Linda Rogers 17 against R H Macy and Co doing business as Davison Paxon Co in Atlanta alleging a white bathing suit bought for 16.98 became transparent when wet exposing her nudity and causing humiliation and embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Claude C. Rogers
Linda Rogers
R. H. Macy and Co
New York
Davison-Paxon Co
Three Motorists Fined For Drunken Driving Under Breathalyzer Scale
Magistrate Edward D. Storm set a new approach after three motorists paid 150 dollars minimum for drunken driving. The Breathalyzer scale will determine fines, with 150 for a .15 reading and higher amounts for .16 and above. Defendants include Albert R. Thomas, James F. Edward, and Elmer Riddle, with Thomas claiming illness and ulcers contributed to weaving.
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Edward D. Storm
Albert R. Thomas
Monrovia
W South Street
Elmer Riddle
East Coast Relay Station
Thomas
Robert Storer
Ronald Lewis
U.S. 40
New Market
Space rockets test for global comms and nuclear detection
A Cape Canaveral launch targets Courier IB, a magnetic brain satellite for a worldwide U.S. military communications network. In Washington a Scout rocket flight tests detection of nuclear explosions in space and evaluates ballistic performance for future space missions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Courier IB
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Civilian Space Agency
Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
South Atlantic
South America
Africa
NASA
Atlas
Titan
Thor
Air Force
Earth
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Sen. Gore
ISDA
DPE
Nikita
FHS
Ve. Leonard M. Elstad
Federal Mediation Board
Soviet Bloc
Per S
Ned Chine
Cpl
Storer
Stanley ¥. Bennett
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