Pennsylvania Rail Strike Ends After 12 Days of Walkout
After nearly 15 hours of talks a pre dawn settlement ends the Pennsylvan ia Railroad strike that halted service for 12 days. Unions Transport Workers and System Federation win job security protections and a severance plan. Partial service to resume Tuesday morning with safety steps and 30 point agreement. Major figures include Philadelphia Mayor Dilworth and Francis O Neill Jr. of the Mediation Board.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
America
District of Columbia
Pennsy
Transport Workers
System Federation
TWU
Altoona
Richardson Dilworth
Francis O'Neill Jr
Federal (Railway) Mediation Board
O'Neill
Quill
Methodists Plan Leadership Class at Calvary Church
Pastors and lay leaders from 15 city and county Methodist churches will meet at Calvary Methodist on Tuesday night to plan a leadership training class. Rev Ralph Sharpe new Calvary pastor leads the session aided by Haller Best. Focus is on training for Sunday School teachers.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph Sharpe
Calvary Church
Haller Best
Sharpe
Best
Army Jails Lumumba in Congo Crisis
Patrice Lumumba is jailed by the Congolese army in Leopoldville. President Joseph Kasavubu installs a new government to replace Lumumba's regime as Lumumba and his family are taken to an army garrison.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasagubu
Lumumba
Grand Jury To Take Up Murder Case In Brunswick
A Brunswick grand jury will hear one murder case next Monday as part of a brief session. James Ellis a 46 year old Negro is held on a first degree murder charge in the stabbing death of 40 year old Mrs Josephine Vidala of Oxford. Vidala was fatally stabbed while walking with Ellis at a carnival site on July 16. Mrs Ragland also of Oxford is held as a material witness on 3000 bond.
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Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
James Ellis
Ellis
Oxford, N. C
Josephine Vidala
Vidala
Brunswick
Ellis and Mrs. Vidala
Elis
Bessie Rosland
Oxford
Ragland
Milk Truck Overturns on Route 15 In Frederick County
Frederick County reports two accidents with no serious injuries. A 1956 Divco milk truck driven by Berard Franklin Sier left Route 15 north of Hansonville, rolled onto its side after striking a fence. Damages estimated at 500 dollars. Sier charged with driving to the right of the highway center. In a separate crash on Route 240, Bobby Ray Surratt slept and crossed the center strip, colliding with a Baker Valley bridge, injuring a passenger minorly. Surratt charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick County
Hansonville
Divco
Berard Franklin Sier
Frederick
Accider
Th. Harm J. Frost
Sier
Earl Hill
Baker Valley
Harry V. Smith
Bobby Ray Surratt
RFD 2
Rutherford
Tenn
Camp David
Baker Valley Road Bridge
Robert J. Bergstrom
McPherson
Kan
Surratt
Reckess
Nixon To Stress Peace Issue Drive To All States
Vice President Richard M. Nixon opened his presidential bid stressing the peace issue as the GOP seeks victory in all 50 states. He spoke at Baltimore Friendship Airport amid heavy rain from Hurricane Donna, while Eisenhower joined in the campaign tour toward Indianapolis Dallas and San Francisco.
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Baltimore
Richard M. Nixon
Friendship
Nixon
Eisenower
Indianapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Three Cars Recovered After Weekend Thefts
City police recovered three stolen cars over the weekend. A 1960 Chevrolet Impala was found on East All Saints Street with keys in the ignition and reported stolen from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, owned by Ronald W. K. Powers of Mechanicsburg. A 1935 Mercury sedan recovered on West Church Street, abandoned, belonged to John F. Hollis who reported the theft from East Second Street. A 1955 Buick stolen from near the John Hanson apartments was found on South Market Street near Patrick Street. owner was John Preston Kemper of Taneytown. Authorities also charged B F Grove Jr with driving under the influence after a collision with a vehicle parked in a restricted zone on West South Street. Reefer Richard Koogie of Baltimore was charged with parking in a traveled portion of the highway. Damages were estimated at $250 and $175 respectively. Washington was charged with driving under the influence after a separate incident.
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Howard Dinterman
East All Saints Street
Harrisburg
Ronald W. K. Powers
Mechanicsburg
John F. Hollis
East Second Street
West Church Street
Bernard King
John Preston Kemper
Taneytown
John Hanson
South Market Street
Patrick Street
West South Street
B. F. Grove Jr
Reefer Richard Koogie
Baltimore
Koogie
Burek
West South
Paul W. Mossburg
Charles Elmer Riddle
Washington
Boy’s Leg Broken In Farm Accident
A 37 year old boy was reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital today after being admitted Friday with a broken leg. Little Larry Remsburg, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Remsburg, near Feagaville, sustained an upper left leg fracture when a bale of hay fell and pinned him in the barn as hay was unloaded.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry Remsburg
Bernard Remsburg
Feagaville
Plan to Rehouse 170 Pupils Across Area Schools
A new plan to improve facilities for about 170 seventh grade pupils from West Frederick Junior High is announced. Classes move from the old Urbana annex to Urbana Elementary Elm Street Junior High and Walkersville High School with six seventh grade sections at Elm Street and three at Walkersville. Shuttle buses remain to transport students in the rearranged system, prioritizing better facilities and lunch programs.
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West Frederick
Urbana
West Frederick Junior High
Elm Street
Walkersville High School
Board of Education
Walkersville
West Frederick High School
West
Donna Donna Donna Rips Roofs And Uproots Trees On Shore
Hurricane Donna battered Maryland's Eastern Shore with roofs ripped from businesses and homes and trees uprooted. Ocean City faced the worst damage as evacuees left by night, telephone service failed in many areas, and fires erupted at Salisbury and other spots. State police logged damage along Crisfield and Delaware evacuees sought inland shelter in Lewes and Dewey Beach.
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Donna
Associated Press
Maryland
Ocean City
Ocean
Bainum
Park de Ville
Salisbury
Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Lewes Beach
Dewey Beach
Delaware
Lewes
Weather Bureau
Friendship
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast
Knoxville man charged in fatal traffic crash
Jesse Melvin Ault, 31, of RFD 1 Knoxville, faces manslaughter and reckless driving charges after a late Thursday crash on U S 340 near Knoxville. Warne Tribby, 15, died at the scene from a fractured skull and jaw. Wallace Stevemyer Jr., 19, injured, was hospitalized in fair condition. Ault, who was hospitalized, later released. Trooper Baum leads the investigation with L W Pfeltz assisting.
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Jesse Melvin Ault
RFD 1
Knoxville
U. S. 340
Warne William Tribby
Ault
Tribby
Stotlemyer
EB. L. Baum
Hagerstown
State Police
Bishop Ambrose Reeves Deported From Johannesburg
The Anglican bishop of Johannesburg Rt. Rev. Ambrose Reeves was deported from South Africa by air today according to AP.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Johannnnesburg
Ambrose Reeves
Air
Voters May Register On Two Saturdays
The Board of Election Supervisors will open for two extra Saturdays to help residents register for the November 8 election. The office hours are 9 am to 12 pm this Saturday and 9 am to 4 pm next Saturday September 24, with final registration September 26 from 9 am to 4 pm. 893 people registered or transferred during special district registration. Republicans lead with 383 registrants versus Democrats at 361, while Democrats still hold a countywide lead in total registered voters.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Russell House
House
Charles McC. Mathias
Rainy Weekend as Hurricane Donna Drops Two Inches in Frederick County
Heavy weekend rains from Hurricane Donna soaked Frederick County reducing leaf litter and cooling temperatures. Official gauges show 2.03 inches at the airport with 1.03 inches from Saturday and Sunday. police station logs report 1.48 inches. Sunday high cooled to 66 degrees with a 58 degree low, and clearing weather expected to follow with mid 60s highs and 50s nights.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Donna
Long Island Braces as Hurricane Donna Swoops In
Hurricane Donna spawns high winds and heavy rain across eastern Long Island and southern New England. Fire Island evacuated by 4,000 residents while coastal flood warnings extend inland. New York City schools plan for late sessions and public safety steps rise as the storm nears.
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New York
Donna
Long Island
New England
Fire Island
Weather Bureau
New York City
Board of Education
Stewart
Ae Force
Newburgh
Carolinas
Portsmouth
Upper Buzzards Bay
Cape
Rhode Island
National Guard
Mitchel Air Force Base
Bradley Air Force Base
Hartford
Conn
Coast Guard
Caribbean
Florida Peninsula
North Carolina
Norfolk
Chesapeake
Cape Henry
Virginia Capes
Tidewater
Virginia
Local PRR Station To Reopen Within Day
A Pennsylvan ia Railroad freight station in town likely reopens this afternoon or Tuesday morning after a strike by 20 000 workers. Station master L I Kennedy returns from vacation as workmen report substantial freight to process and merchants who moved freight themselves. The market drifted lower in quiet New York trading.
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PRR
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. I. Kennedy
Maryland
Cose
New York
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U.N. General Assembly
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