Kashmir cease fire agreed by India and Pakistan
United Nations reports Pakistan agrees to the cease fire after a dawn council session ending the undeclared war. India seeks extension to allow field orders, while Pakistan warns it may quit the UN if the Kashmir dispute is not fairly settled. Meanwhile a separate report details the shooting of Robert Wetzel by a state trooper after a chase in Maryland.
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United Nations, N.Y
Pakistan
India
United Nations
Kashmir
Security Council
Mit
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
U. N
U.N
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Bhutto
Ayub Khan
Jammu and Kashmir
United Nations Security Council
S.M. Zafar
Shastri Warns Parliament Of Red Chinese Threat
Weeping Indian prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri declares China poses a greater threat to India's independence than Pakistan. He calls for firm resolve to meet the Red challenge as New Delhi and Peking dispute border posts near Sikkim Tibet. Pakistan-India fighting continues with casualties at Jodhpur hospital.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Pakistan
Shastri
China
Peking
Red China
Tibet
Himalayan
Sikkim
Peking Radio
Jodhpur
Water and sewer study for Frederick area due soon
A joint city county committee has finished a water and sewer study for Frederick area needs and will report soon. The draft was completed by Lawrence Dorsey who noted chairman Roger Willard will present it when ready. The panel also reviews the county sanitary commission and sewage disposal near Walkersville amid rapid growth and Fort Detrick plants.
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Frederick
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Board of County Commissioners
Dorsey
Roger Willard
A. Irvin Renn
Walkersville
Maryland Baptist College
Monocacy
Fort Detrick
Frederick City
Lough Dies Here At Ninety In Frederick
Charles Washington Lough longtime partner in Lough and Son died today at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 90. Born in New Oxford Pennsylvania he moved to Frederick with his family at age nine and pursued business training before joining the family firm which bore his late father in law’s name. He married May Fisher and remained a steady presence in the local iron and steel trade throughout his life.
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Charles Washington Lough
Upper College Terrace
U. A Lough and Son
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New Oxford
Gan
Margaret Retfsnider Lough
Frederick
Philadelphia
Jerome, Keely Company
Iron and Steel
Or May Fisher
Doctors Face Draft Move for Medical Personnel
The Defense Department seeks to draft 1,979 medical professionals including 1,529 doctors, 350 dentists, and 100 veterinarians to bolster armed forces starting in January. The request was sent to the selective service for service across the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Air Force
Woodsboro to Decide on New Ambulance Purchase
Woodsboro residents are invited to a Sunday meeting at the fire hall to decide if the fire company should buy a new ambulance. President Lawrence A. Dorsey says the community may be asked for funds and notes the current 1954 model is in poor mechanical condition after about two years of ownership.
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Woodsboro
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Fire Company
At & P.m
Dorsey
Stock market mixed as trading slackens in early New York
New York stock prices opened mixed as trading activity cooled. Investors watched early movements for direction with several indices showing small gains while others slipped.
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New York
First Time In History Enrollment Tops 500 At Community College
Frederick Community College reports surpassing 500 students for the first time in its history. President Duvall Sneadner notes final figures await yesterday’s last-day registrations. To accommodate growth, 10 more instructors were added, totaling 45. Enrollment includes 180 full time students and over 200 first‑time enrollees. last year’s total was 410. Classes have expanded with seven sections of freshman English and science labs, plus large courses in art, history, and PE.
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Frederick, Community College
Duvall Sneadner
Sneadner
Community College
U.S
Church of the Brethren
Weathermen Watching Carol Near Bermuda
Miami AP says Hurricane Carol, thrashing in mid ocean, is expected to turn northwest or west today. Forecasters caution wobble and uncertainty as the storm sits about 1,400 miles east southeast of Bermuda moving north at 18 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Carol
United States
Raymond Kraft
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Law Officers Propose Ways To Halt Slaughter On Highways
Frederick officials urge refresher driving courses mandatory automobile inspections and tougher tests for new drivers to cut traffic deaths. Major Charles Main cites driver attitude as a key factor while Lt Samuel Dorsey supports training for licensed motorists amid faster, powerful cars. DMV examiner Cp G Clark notes many fail tests for improper stopping or parking though overall testing could improve with minor changes.
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Charles V Main
Frederick ci’. Police
Main
Ber
Cp G . Clark
Department of Motor Vehicles
Clark
DMV
National Guard Armory
Frederick
Not Quite Crime Free in Oakland Jewelry Heist
In downtown Oakland a jewelry store robbery yielded cash and gems over five thousand dollars. Coached by a quick police response, the bandits fled in several cars, one stalling. A quick-witted observer shot photos, prompting a tense chase. Bandit Walter Bigelow, 31, was later identified. he had been paroled from San Quentin for robbery. He claimed memory gaps about driving. The loot was later recovered by the second thief.
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Oakland
Calif
Harry Kagan
Kagan
Donald L. Adams
Frederickson
Walter E Bigelow
San Quentin
Bigelow
Injuries Fatal To Worker At Governor Johnson School
A 32 year old Florida man Donald R. Davis died at St Joseph's Hospital after a concrete slab fell on him and a coworker at the Governor Thomas Johnson School construction site. Charles H. Scott of Brunswick remains in serious condition with possible fractures and severe lacerations. The 20 by 4 foot slab fell about 20 feet from the auditorium area, but blocks and beams prevented a total crush.
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Wetzel
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Prince Georges County
James Albert Moore
Donald Wayne Moore
Colmar Manor
Donald Barnes
Westminster State Police
Roderick
Union Bridge
New Windsor
MD. 31
Carroll County Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Governor Thomas Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Charles V. Main
Donald R. Davis
Hollywood
Fla
Davis
Charles H. Scott
Brunswick
New High School
North Market Street
Baltimore Hospital
Scott
New School
B52s Strike Viet Cong Targets and Viet Cong Hospital Found
U S B52 bombers staged their 30th strike southeast of Saigon blasting Viet Cong targets in Binh Duong Province. U S paratroopers uncovered a large Viet Cong hospital near Ben Cat northwest of Saigon, destroying the 25 building complex and a tunnel system, seizing 44 suspects and 186 pounds of explosives with light U S casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Duong
Strategic Air Command
US Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ben Cat
Ha‘noi
Demilitarized Zone
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Robert W. Weizel
George May
Starr
Westminster
Daniel G. Roderick
Robert Wayne Wetzel
Carroll County General Hospital
Parliament
C. W. Lough
Samuel R. Dorsey
Frederick State
Adams
Ruth Schrumpf
al Schrumpf
Schrumpf
Robert Frederickson
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