U S Lashes Back At Castro In UN Debates
The United States issued a blistering reply to Fidel Castro’s General Assembly address accusing him of undermining the inter American system. It labeled Castro a tyrant who suppresses elections and bars dissent and charged him with provoking Guantanamo incidents, seizing land, pushing for a sugar embargo, and branding opponents as war criminals.
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United Nations
United States
Fidel Castro
General Assembly
Cuba
Castro
C. S
Ister
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Dag Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Security Council
Guilty Plea in Power Theft Case Sparks Local Fines
William E. Frazier was found guilty of stealing power and sentenced to 90 days in county jail by Magistrate Jon W. Thompson. He plans to appeal and is bonded at $500. The case traced the saw to Cole's Pawn Shop via a $10 loan receipt signed by Frazier. Durward Lines received double fines totaling $200 for drunken and reckless driving, amid rising DUI fines. Sines, involved in a separate collision, faced a separate series of penalties as officials note escalating enforcement.
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William E. Frazier
Frederick
Jon W. Thompson
Frazier
Bernard MM. Dixon
South Street
Sea- City
Eilis Carty
Cole
Cariy
Lawrence Fir
Dixon
Fir
Thompson
Durward Lines
Robert Storer
Denver Shook
Cit
East Patrick Stree
Fairgrounds
Sines
Motorist Charged After Dover Crash on U S 340
Dover, Pa. motorist Robert Wintemyer was charged with speed greater than reasonable and proper following a collision on Steiner's Hill U S 340 that damaged his 1960 Volkswagen, injuring guard rails and the Catoctin River bridge. State Police Trooper E L Nicewarner investigated. incident occurred about 2 10 Thursday afternoon.
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Dover
Steiner's Hill
U.S. 340
Catoctin River
Robert Wintemyer
E. L. Nicewarner
Nicewarner
Winterror
Slain for Saying Yankees Threw Game
In Torreon Mexico an apparently overexcited pirate fan shot and killed a painter after claiming the New York Yankees threw the World Series game. Gaspar Sanchez a barkeeper had listened to the radio report of the Pirates 10 to 9 victory and fired into the air then killed Antonio Duenas who ridiculed the Pirates win saying the Yankees gave the Pirates every opportunity to win.
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Torreon
Mexico
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Gaspar Sanchez
Pirates
Antonio Duenas
Yankees
Sanchez
Duenas
Khrushchev Flies Home After Tumultuous UN Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev returned to Moscow by plane after 25 days at the United Nations in New York. He was met by thousands along the airport road and at Idlewild, bearing mixed verdicts as he left a session marked by clashes and bluster, yet claiming a victory on a colonial independence proposal.
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Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
United Nations
APD
Jeky and Hyde
General Assembly
Idlewild
United Nations Organization
Weather outlook and police raid blur odds for bettors
Fire Day Forecast from Associated Press projects temperatures about 25 degrees above normal with warm Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday, and a chance of showers early in the week. Normal highs in mid October run 63 to 68, with tolls ranging from the low teens to near 30 except in mountains. Police raid two bettors venues in St. Louis, seizing bets placed via the video scene, a boon for gamblers.
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Associated Press
Aldermen To Study New Code For Frederick
Frederick Aldermen will discuss a revised National Building Code at the October 20 meeting. The proposal, recommended by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, changes permit fees, official appointments, and roof loads with a modern framework for construction and demolition.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Paul L. Beard
Washington Street
South Market Street
South Street
East South Street
Cuban UN Delegate Quits Post
Miss Teresa Casuso, a former Cuban cultural attache, quit her UN post accusing Fidel Castro of turning Cuba into a police state. She said Castro is at war with the world and herself, and asked to be relieved of duties while timing outside the Hotel Theresa in Harlem. She claimed free elections would topple Castro.
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New York
API
United Nations
Fidel Castro
Teresa Casuso
Castro
Miss Casuso
Theresa
Harlem
Casuso
Cuba
Mexico
Batista
Eisenhower Turns 70 First President Aged At Post
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower marks his 70th birthday as the first U S leader to reach that age while in office. Celebrations spread internationally and at the White House the neighborhood invites join a midday public event. Ike plans a Gettysburg family observance with four grandchildren. He faces a nine day coast to coast tour. He became oldest president October 3 surpassing Andrew Jackson’s 69 years 11 months 19 days record.
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Washington
Dwight _D. Eisenhower
United States
District of Columbia
Washington Area
White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
John Eisenhower
Andrew Jackson
No Candidate Gains From Three TV Debates
AP survey across 10 cities after the third Kennedy Nixon debate shows little shift in voter intent. Of 100 respondents, 40 favored Nixon, 27 favored Kennedy, and 22 said debates influenced their preference, with 3 saying neither gained. Viewers felt few changes were due to the debates.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
Kennedy
Nixon
Little Rock
Baltimore
Miami
Newark
Denver
San Diego
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New Haven
Con
Howard Hayden
United States
Local Woman Illustrator Featured in Britannica Display
Anne Motter Awl, a Baltimore born medical illustrator, trained with medics and under George Bennett. Her sentinel work includes drawings used in Encyclopedia Britannica and submarine-era fishes. Display at C Burr Artz Library showcases copepoda, ostracods, and an eye from the artist herself.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Smushsoman Institution
Britannica
Anne Motter
Hopkins
D George Bennett
Foss
Regalian
Awl
C. Burr Artz
Cuba denounces U S complicity in Miami consulate raid
Havana issued protest notes accusing U S authorities of complicity in a Miami attack on the Cuban consulate by about 30 Cuban exiles. The note said gangsters beat Consul General Abelardo Leon Blanco and robbed blank passport forms, while claiming U S planes dropped arms to counterrevolutionaries.
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Havana
U. S
Miami
Abelardo Leon Blanco
United States
Cuba
Philip Bonsal
Foreign Ministry
Oriente
Anthony Zarba
Pediti
Santiago Thurstong
West Frederick to Host Statewide Testing Site
West Frederick Junior High School will be one of five sites in the state where the American College Testing Program exam will be given on entrance day November 5. The registration deadline is this Saturday. Hermann Hauver, local school board official, will administer the tests in town. Similar tests will be given here on February 2 and April 2.
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West Frederick
Hermann Hauer
Hauver
Three Injured In Fog Shrouded Route 40 Truck Collision
A foggy morning crash on Route 40 at Lisbon Road left Truman R. Barnes, Robert D. Broadwater, and Clinton Price injured. Barnes drove a coal truck and pulled into the westbound lane, colliding with a late model Ford driven by Price. Broadwater suffered a broken nose, Barnes a broken rib, and Price head, chest, and knee lacerations. Both drivers were charged, with two passengers in the coal truck uninjured.
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Lisbon Road
Randallstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy
Barnes
Price
R. E. Summers
Rowe 40
Broadwater
Fun Group Plans Saturday Outing to City
A local fun group from Mt. Royal station schedules a Saturday trip on a special B and C train. The outing, themed politics, features mock candidates from the Calipygian and Cataleptic parties with entertainment en route to Billcou C for a luncheon. The Paint and Powder club, founded in 188, supports charitable goals.
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Cub
Mt. Royal Station
Brunswick Stabbing Sentences Man to 15 Years
James Ellis of Cartersville Georgia admitted in Circuit Court this morning that he stabbed his girlfriend Mrs Josephine Vidala about three or four times after a flare up in heat of passion and received a 15 year sentence in the Maryland Penitentiary Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer presiding State's Attorney Rothenhoefer accepted a second degree murder plea and dropped first degree murder Ellis said he loved Vidala and claimed he did not threaten to kill her multiple witnesses testified to the stabbing on July 16 around 1030 am on East Potomac Street in Brunswick with a three inch knife in a love triangle involving a Prof Vidala.
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Maryland
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James Ellis
Cartersville
Josephine Vidala
Ellis
Stanley Bennett
Herbert R. Rollins
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Robert J. Furie
Mrs. Ragland
Vidala
Ragland
Josephine
Brunswick Street
Harrisburg
Eis
Sigland
H. E. Sperry
Col. R. D. Storer
Sperry
Elis
Eilis
H. E. Dello
Brunstown
Harry Huffer
Bennett
Rollins
Schnauffer
Lfe
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