Matos Accused of Treason as Castro Attacks HQ
In Camaguey Cuba Maj Hubert Matos, a top field commander, is accused of treason after resigning over Raul Castro’s appointment as minister. Fidel Castro led forces toward the provincial military headquarters and urged workers and farmers to join the assault.
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Camaguey
Cuba
del Castro
Castro
Marders
Hubert Matos
Matos
Raul
Defense Ministry
Women's Guild Fall Educational Meeting in Frederick
The Maryland Regional Women’s Guild United Church of Christ will hold its annual Fall Educational Meeting October 28 at the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ in Frederick. Rev. Paul L. Althouse hosts. registrations start 9 15 a.m. with devotions at 9 45. Mrs. Darwin Huetimng will greet. Mrs. Thomas Diffendal will respond and introduce guests. Mrs. Leonard A. Voss of Columbia, Missouri, will speak on the year’s literature and lead workshops. luncheon follows. Executive Board members and workshop leaders are listed with details on roles and affiliations.
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Maryland
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed ‘United Church of Christ Church
Frederick
Paul L. Althouse
Darwin Huetimng
Thomas Diffendal
Hell Call
Howard Bkoontz
Frederick Eyster
Potomac
Roy C. Snyder
Leonard A. Voss
Columbia
Voss
PTA
YWCA
YMCA
Central Missouri
Wome Missions
David Dorman
Althouse
Maryland Regional Guild
Westminster
George Motter
Taneytown
Irs
James Voss
Hagerstown
Howard E. Koontz Jr
Nora Wise
Middletown
Spiritual
Charles Remsburg
George Klinefelter
Christian Education
Richard Harrison
Christian Service
Herman Artington
John Selser Jr
Haggerstown
Christian Social Action
S. John Whitmore
Quintuplets Die Last Survivor Died At 6 40 AM
SAN ANTONIO AP The last of the Hannan quintuplets Baby D died at 6 40 am at Lackland Air Force Base Hospital. The four others died earlier after birth with weights from 1 9 to 1 23 pounds. Parents 1st Lt Charles G Hannan and Cecelia waited in shock as doctors and nurses, including Capt William Munroe, worked through the night to save Baby D. The birth had been a 42 million to one rarity and the Hannans, longtime Taylor residents, had earlier two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
William D
Charles G. Hannan
Cecelia
Willem D. Munroe
United States
Lackland Air Force Base Hospital
Hannan
Hannans
Taylor
Robert
Pat
Japan
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Smilie Dionne
Iby
High School Girl Shot To Death In Baltimore
A 15-year-old girl, Olivia Dora McAdams, was found shot to death in a southwest Baltimore entrance between two garages. Police arrested 21-year-old Donald F. Dorsey, father of two, later that night. A .22 revolver and a .22 rifle were found at his home. the revolver was missing a cartridge.
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Baltimore
Donald F. Dorsey
Olivia Dora McAdams
Dorsey
Agnes McAdams
Darsey
Khrushchev Reports New Offer From Red China
Chicago Sun-Times reports from Washington that Khrushchev sent a letter to President Eisenhower presenting a new offer from Communist China. The dispatch notes China accepts settling international issues by peaceful negotiation and may apply this to Formosa under certain conditions.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Red China
United States
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Robert Murrphy
State Department
Sun-Times
Formosa
Heart Attack Kills Worker Near Camp David
A 73 year old Baltimore construction worker died of a heart attack while at the wheel of a vehicle on the Park Service road off Route 77 in the Catoctin Mountain area near Camp David. Dr. James K. Gray Sr. of Thurmont declared him dead at the scene. An autopsy at Frederick Memorial Hospital confirmed the heart attack as the cause.
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Baltimore
Park Service
Catoctin Mountain
Camp David
Thurmont
James K. Gray Sr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Three Killed In West Virginia Wreck
Three people died and five were injured after two cars collided on Route 3 about 15 miles north of Petersburg West Virginia yesterday. The deceased were Frederick Oscar Rebuck everyone present. Mabel 78 Rohrbaugh and Wilfred Gillaspie 78. Arley Lester Bible 55 of Medles Bible drove one car with Davie Rohrbaugh 33 and Belle Rohrbaugh 77 as passengers. Willard Burnes 24 and Robert Burnes 13 were treated at Grant County Memorial Hospital. The Rohrbaugh women also rode in Bible's car. the wreck happened on a sight curve.
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Petersburg
W. Va
API
Here
Frederick Oscar Rebuck
Mabel
Antioch
Wilfred Alexander Gillaspie
Martin
Arley Lester Bible
Medles
Bible
Davie Rohrbaugh
Belle Rohrbaugh
Willard Burnes
Robert Burnes
Keyser
Grant County Memoral Hospital
Rohrbaugh
Maryland ends age limits for state job hiring
Gov Tawes announced Maryland will remove age barriers in state employment with the exception of the State Police and Welfare field agents. The order directs elimination of age requirements up to a 70 year retirement age and spots the Personnel Director to set limits for specific jobs. The move aims to set an example against age discrimination and urges an educational campaign by the new Commission on the Aged.
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Baltimore
API
Tawes
Maryland
Commission On the
State Police
Department of Welfare
Rus W S. Davis
Del
Margaret Schueinhaut
Montgomery
Co operation Seen As Key To River Cleanliness
Maryland officials urge cooperation among Potomac basin states to curb cross border pollution. Attorney General Joseph S. Kaufman testifies that the compact offers only collaborative powers. The General Assembly committee considers additional authority and advises contacting federal authorities for a solution.
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Baltimnor
Atlor- General
Maryland
Potomac River
Virginia
West Virginia
Vania
District of Columbia
Cor J
Legislative Council
Bet Sessions
General Assembly
Joseph S. Kaufman
Marcland Jegislators
Washington
No Limit On Bass Fishing Season Announced
The Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission formalized a change allowing bass to be caught year round starting January 1. The minimum keeper size drops from 10 to 9 inches while the daily bag limit stays at 10. The panel was authorized to set bass season dates and adjust other rules by the next General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Brother-In-Law Leads White Rose Anti Castro Movement
A former brother-in-law of Fidel Castro, Dr. Rafael Diaz-Balart, 33, says he heads the White Rose movement with thousands of guerrillas fighting the Castro regime in Cuba. He states the movement respects all who oppose Castro while acting independently from other groups. The report also notes unrelated political and corporate items from Minneapolis and Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. adjustments.
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NEW York
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rafael Diaz-Balart
Castro
Guidance Lines Set For Deaf Rehabilitation Facilities
The Ryland State School leads a program to establish guidelines for regional rehabilitation centers for the deaf and hard of hearing. Superintendent Lloyd A. Ambrosen reported a four day workshop at Old Point Comfort Virginia with national experts. A federal grant of 38370 from the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation funds the effort, aiming to create facilities and procedures meeting needs of young unemployed and employed but displaced clients.
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Ryland State School
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Old Point Comfort
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Health, Education
Ire
United States
Coodinajor
Powrie WV
American Annals of the Deaf
State Department
Henry Redkey
Boyce R. Williams
Williams
Mary E. Switzer
Ambrosen
Expansion Of Services For Children Is Urged
A speaker at the Governors Conference on Juvenile Delinquency urged expanding services for children who do not benefit from traditional elementary education. Miss Sarah Leiter called for diagnosis treatment and placement for mentally challenged and emotionally disturbed children. She sought federal support for training salaries and construction and better dissemination of growth and development research to aid teachers and child guidance. Dr Benjamin D White urged psychiatric facilities in general hospitals to diagnose and treat emotional and psychiatric child problems.
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Baltimore
Sarah Leiter
Leifer
Steachers
Benjamin D. White
Division of ‘Maternal and
State Department of Health
Weather Bureau 30-Day Forecast For Mid Autumn Period
The forecast outlines an estimate of average temperatures and precipitation for a mid November period. It notes the period is not a precise forecast but a general outlook for the upcoming thirty days.
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LE. S$. Weather Bureau
Gun Pulled On Driver Near City
State Police at Rockville are investigating a case where a man pulled a shotgun on Gaithersburg resident George K. English and three companions as they drove south on Route 240 about a mile south of Frederick. The suspect drove a green 1955 56 Oldsmobile with Virginia plates and was described as a white man six feet tall in a plaid shirt. Officer Wayne L. Pettit led the inquiry.
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Rockville
Aresult
Gaithers-burg
Frederick
George K. English
Route 240
English
Virginia
Wayne L. Pettit
Maryland Taxpayer Pays Less in 1957 Taxes Per Person
The Bureau of the Census reports Maryland residents paid about $10 less per person in local and state levies than the national average in 1957. Maryland's total tax collections per person were $159.31 versus the U S average of $169.22. Maryland ranked 26th in taxes per individual, with state and local government expenditures per person at $245.43.
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Washington
Maryland
Bureau of the Census
Togey
Bureau
Nevada
Arkansas
California
Lancaster Shucker finds 48 Pearls in Oyster
Lancaster oyster shucker Charles Wantz found 48 pearls in a single oyster at a local market. The pearls were given to Franklin and Marshall College biology department after jewelers said they were real. Weather outlook mentions above normal temperatures with cooler days and one inch total precipitation.
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Lancaster
Charles Wantz
Associaed
John S. McDermott
Franklin and Marshalske
Thurst College
Epsieta Wantz
Bow and Arrow Deer Season Opens Amid Rain Expected
The county begins the bow and arrow deer season Thursday despite rain. Weatherman forecasts showers and cooling to the 30s. Hunters must check deer at state stations with D W Snook’s in Lewis Town and Ben’s Esso in Thurmont. A new check station opens at Ben’s Esso for convenience. Hunting is legal sunrise to sunset and forbidden during this special season through November 14.
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D. W. Snook
Lewis Town
Ben's
Esso
Thurmont
Push Button Door Traps Kill Child In New St. Louis Death
In St Louis Missouri a child, Susan Kirk, died while playing in a station wagon. A window lifting button trapped her neck as she leaned out and pushed it. Police reconstructed the death as being killed by a push button door trap. Scouts found her wedged in the window. she was the youngest of Rev Jon W Kirk's five children.
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ST. Louis
Susan Kirk
Susan
Jon W. Kirk
Judge Hears Ti ght Taft Hartley Injunction Case
Pittsburgh AP Judge Herbert Sorg delayed resumption of hearings on a Taft Hartley injunction to end the three day steel strike. Government argued health and safety risks while United Steelworkers and 96 firms urged continuance of the walkout. An injunction could pause the strike for up to 80 days and force negotiations under court order.
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Pittsburgh
Attorners
United Steelworkers
Tuesiday
United Seelworkers
U.S
Herbert Isorg
Eisenhower
Justice Department Io
Steelworkers Union
Deendapis
Sorg
Underwood to Speak at Maryland Municipal Convention
Delegates from cities across the state gather in Frederick November 12 to 14 for the 12th annual convention with West Virginia Governor Cecil H. Underwood as main speaker. Panels address capital construction, street maintenance, and municipal lighting while sessions cover Legislative Council and Economy Development reports. A reception dance and Frederick tour cap the program.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Legislative Council
Commission On Economy Development
Baltimore Man Killed in Head-On Crash on U S 40 at Joppa
A Baltimore man, Fred S. Clark, was killed when his car collided head on with a truck in a northbound lane on U S 40 at Joppa. The truck driver, Earl Henry Leppert, 36, of Schelisburg Pa., was hospitalized with internal injuries at Harford Memorial. Maryland traffic fatalities rose to 417 for the year, up from 393 a year ago.
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Edgewood
API
U.S. 40
Joppa
David Tutchton Reed
Tutchton
Fred S. Clark
Earl Henry Leppert
Schelisburg
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Maryland
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George H. Halpin II
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Underwood
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