Five women linked to Fredericksburg brothel convicted in court
Three women, Mrs. Helen Tressler 53 Mrs. Sara Faulkner 35 and Miss Peggy Lou Davis 34, were convicted of prostitution in Frederick County. Agnes Harris 57 awaits Circuit Court review while Claire Figgus is under psychotic observation. One woman faced jury trial and another was excused from responsibility.
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Frederick County
Edward D. Storm
Helen Louise Tressler
Sara Faulkner
Peggy Lou Davis
Agnes Harris
Claire Figgus
Mt. Airy
Tressier
Osborne
Storm
Yeu
Five Day Forecast and Frontier News
Five day forecast notes temperatures about 4 degrees above normal with warmer Friday and Monday and cooler weekend. Scattered Saturday showers with 4 to 2 medh normal highs in the 70s. mountains in the western region see 40s. Damascus reports Jordan massing around 9,000 troops on the frontier, hinting at a U.N. emergency force request. New York markets rally early in active trading.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Damascus
Syria
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Exe
U.N
Mobutu Seizes Offices and Radio Station in Congo Crackdown
In Leopoldville Congo soldiers seized government offices and the Leopoldville radio station during a new crackdown on Lumumba supporters. Mobutu tightened control after proclaiming a military coup on September 4 and expelled Lumumba officials from key sites while crowds gathered outside the government building.
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Mobutu
Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Sud
Denly
Cials
Lumumba
Lummumba
Nit
Coloial
Mobiiu
Thysville
National Security Police
Avenue Lippens
Protec
Ghana
Charles Muzungsai
Ae Be
Rival Forces Clash in Laos Near Paksane
Gen. Quane Rathikone announced the first clash in the Ti day oid cn conflict between Souvanna Phouma and Phoumi Nosavan near Paksane ten miles northeast of Vientiane. Three Nosavan soldiers were killed and several wounded as fighting flared, while Phouma claimed foreign troops used mortars and lanterns in the attack. King Savang Vathana summoned commanders to Luang Prabang to seek a truce as Nosavan blocks southern supplies.
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Vientiane
Laos
Quane Rathikone
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Nosavan
Paksane
Racthisone
Phouma
Anim
Thailand
Attacs
U. XN
Savang Vathana
Luang Prabang
Rare Eye Operation Reported by Soviets
Moscow reports a rare operation where a surgeon replaced Lena Petrova’s defective eye lens with a flexible glass substitute. The girl, blind in one eye since age two, regained half sight at seven days and about 70 percent vision at twelve days after the procedure.
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Moscow
Wass
Lena Petrova
Pravda
Communist Party
Regional meeting to promote handicapped employment set
The Governors Committee to Promote the Employment of the Handicapped schedules a regional meeting at the Maryland School for the Deaf in October. About 25 to 36 people from Allegany, Carroll, Frederick, Garrett, and Washington counties will attend the session in the school library starting at 10 a.m. A box luncheon will be provided and a guided tour of school facilities follows. Mayetta Hershberger and Lloyd A. Ambersen lead local arrangements.
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Governors Committee
Maryland School For the Deaf
Allegany
Carrol
Frederick
Garrett
Washineton
Mayetta Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
Loyd A. Ambersen
Maryland
Eisenhower to stay in New York for UN talks
President Eisenhower will overnight in New York to meet government leaders at the United Nations general assembly and address a forenoon session. He will host a luncheon for representatives of 18 Latin American countries, with no Khrushchev meeting planned. Fidel Castro and Dominican Republic officials are not invited.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
United Nations ‘General Assembly
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Castro
Eisenhowr
Dominican Republic
Hagerty
United States
United Nations
N.Y
CAP
Nikita S$. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Amtorg
Khrushchev
U.N. Assembly
Harlem
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N
Assembly
Cuba
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Waldorf Astoria
UN_ headquarters
Khrushenev
Park Avenue
Hahn Fined for Carrier Violation in Baltimore Court
James F.R. Hahn of New Market pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court Baltimore before Chief Judge Thom son to Interstate Commerce Act violations. He was fined 1600 dollars plus costs for transporting property without published rates and for failing to file driver medical certificates. Notice states case began via the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Inquiry with Bureau of Motor Carriers information. Also reported a separate AP item: three Arabs from Gaza Ship killed in a skirmish with Israeli forces near Tel Aviv.
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James FR. Hahn
New Market Tucker
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Roszel C. Thomson
Hahn
Mucker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Inquiry
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza
Maryland official urges curbs on hospital abuses
Maryland Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears urged Blue Cross Blue Shield physicians and hospital officials to devise a self policing plan within 60 days to curb alleged hospital abuses. He warned he will act if plans fail, stressing the issue's urgency and directing immediate corrective steps.
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Baltimore
AP 1
Maryland Insurance
F. Douglass Sears
Maryland
Sears
Africans Charge Discrimination at Moscow University
Three African medical students from Niger Uganda and Togo held a Frankfurt press conference alleging constant racial discrimination and threats while studying at Moscow University. They said they and many others are leaving Moscow to resist Communist pressure and expose Soviet colonialism ahead of a UN address by Premier Khrushchev.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Apj
Moscow University
Nikta Khrushchev
United Nations
Moscow
Theophilus Okonkwo
Niger
Governors Wife Sends Sympathy To Grieving Lancaster Family
In Ephrata Lancaster County Almeta and Alpert Kunkle mourn their son Paul age 10 killed in Labor Day auto crash. Mrs David Lawrence wife of Pennsylvania's governor writes a personal letter of sympathy recalling the Lawrence family tragedy of April 82 and urging courage and safe driving.
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Harrisburg
Aki
Almeta
Alpert Kunkle
Ephrata
Lancaster County
Kunkies
Paul
Kunkles
Raul
Lawrences
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
U S to Open Four Reactors to IAEA Inspection
The United States says four reactors will be inspected by IAEA experts to prove the viability of international safeguards. The reactors are Brookhaven two research units, Argonne Te reactor, and the organic moderated plant at Piqua Ohio. President Eisenhower backs IAEA as a forum for shared technical resources.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Ative
TARA
Atoms-For-Peace Organization
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Chicago
Piqua
Ohio
McCone
Eisenhower Hints African Aid Plan and UN Aerial Patrol
President Eisenhower will unveil a broad Africa aid program and an aerial UN peace patrol in a UN address. The plan emphasizes preventive diplomacy with UN leadership, possible high altitude recon planes, and UN supervised food and energy initiatives, including uranium sharing.
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NEW York
Eisenhower
U.N
United Nations
New York Herald Tribune
Iam
Ihand
The
New York Times
Pir
Tole i
United States i8
Africa
United States
Latin America
Washington
AF Fires Blue Scout Space Rocket
The Air Force tested a four stage Blue Scout rocket to launch a 232.8 pound payload 16 600 miles into space to study radiation. The craft lifted from the test center at 8 02 a m and all four stages fired on schedule with signals from the payload about an hour later. If successful the mission would place the payload about 16 600 miles from earth for a 34 hour descent ending over the south Atlantic near 7000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. Lt Col Donald A Stine said the test aimed to evaluate the rocket and payload operation rather than mission outcomes.
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Air Force
Earth
South Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Donald A. Stine
Violence Fears Flare as Khrushchev Attends UN Session
At the United Nations Khrushchev appeared with calm, while Amtorg warned of a gun plot targeting him. Police reviewed media gear as tensions rose from demonstrations against Castro and other Communist leaders. Protests spread to Park Avenue and Tito's HQ as tempers frayed in New York.
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Alice
Martha Putman
New Walkersville School
Iss Putman
James Derry
Soviets
Ike
Will
Khrush
Nicola} Zaharov
Generali Assembly
Koca Popovic
Popovic
Niwera Ae
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