Soviet note backs East Germany pressure on West Berlin
The Soviet Union expressed full support for East Germany in pressuring West Berlin and urged the United States to stop what it called illegal use of air corridors. Washington said the note was under study and echoed Western letters denying East Germany’s right to restrict travel. The note mentions four power status but refers to Berlin as the East German capital, without repeating past threats of consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
ADN
Ole
Washington
State Department
East German Democratic Republic
Nikolai Zakharov
Bolivar Social News Highlights Local Visits and Housing Moves
Bolivar notes list weekend visits including Staubs with relatives in the area, Egghorns in Baltimore for eye care, and a P.S. of AI Camp meeting at Mrs. Webb’s. The Wilt Addition development expands with Levin Cooper building homes while Wilk family buys land for lots. Local births, movers, and visitors fill the page as residents update on housing, travel, and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
David Staubs
Bethesda
John Snider
Jake Egghorn
Baltimore
Egghorn
Joins Hopkins Hospital
J. W. Ramshill
Ernest C. Webb
Atlanta
C. E. Garten
Edward H. Garten
Pamala
Cumberland
Lane
Bessie Clendening
Levin Cooper
Harpers Ferry
Schoo
Charles Wilk
Alfred Collins
Clayton Robinson
Mirs
Oscar Hellman
Millville
Cavalier Acres
John Glover
Clyde
Monty
Charles Town General Hospital
Clyde Montgome
Harpers Ferry High School
Jefferson
Frederick
James Orame
Wheelens
W. Va
Seexend
Y. K
N.D
Martinsburg
L. N. Henley
Hyattsville
Harpers Ferry tourism and tunnel repairs noted
The Harpers Ferry area remains busy with visitors including a Baltimore area B and O excursion of 542 scouts and leaders. The B and O tunnel undergoes extensive repairs funded since 1931 with cement work planned for seven to eight months, using a scaffold car between trains. Sunday School officers are elected for Bolivar Methodist with multiple posts and a Sunday rally day announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Zombro
Brawner A Harding
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
Harpers Ferry
Anne Smith
Hanover
Harry Laxuson
M. J. Ray
George Eyer
George, Jr
Dover
Beulsh Stambough
York
Granville Dinkle
Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Clifton Buits
Alfred Collins
John Littleton
Patsy Rockenbaugh
Nina Butts
Velma Ott
Nancy Ott
Mary Bell Hollis
Sandra Rockerbaugh
Lau
Gloria Meadows
Helen Katzaman
Gladys Dunn
Helen Anders
God is My Landlord shown at church with strong turnout
A World Wide Communion service preceded the showing of the movie God is my Landlord at the church on Sunday evening, drawing a good attendance including several visitors from Bakerton and Millville. Mrs Willand Flannagan and her mother Mrs Edna Kern attended a funeral in Frederick for Mrs Thomas Darkis, a cousin of Mrs Kern, burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. The Philathea Bible Class met at Mr and Mrs John Heafer home, 29 members attended, Heafer a former Washington resident hosting annually for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Communion Service
Bakerton
Millvillees
Willand Flannagan
Edna Kern
Harpers Ferry
Thomas Darkis
Kern
Frederick
Mt Olvet
Philathea Bible Class
Kennedy Seen Winning Maryland State Vote
Gov. J Millard Tawes of Maryland said Kennedy trails by a small margin but will win. He noted foreign policy and the farm program as key issues while religion plays a minor role, with Catholic support strong in Baltimore but weaker in rural counties. He praised Kennedy as a young energetic statesman and expressed enthusiastic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Hot Springs
Ark
Kennedy
Batte
Tawes
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Tractor Trailer Topples Over After Early Morning Crash
Damage estimated at 2500 dollars after a near out of control tractor-trailer toppled over in an early morning accident. Affected area details are unavailable. Authorities cited loss of control as the likely cause.
Fogbound Freight Truck Crash Near Emmitsburg
A 39-year-old Virginia man escaped injury when his freight truck toppled on U S 15 near the Tom's Creek hill south of Emmitsburg in heavy fog. The driver failed to see warning signs as he approached from the south, investigators said, with 675 apple crates scattered across the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom‘s Creek
Hull
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Louis James Inman
Stuart
Frederick Road
Tom's Creek
FE. F. Tracey
Inman
Bistervile
Public Power Push On Blue Shield Board Reform
Sen Jean Clarence North of Talbot urges changing the Blue Shield board to a public majority. He backs State Insurance Commissioner Sears and notes the need for lay representation to boost public confidence in the medical plan. Currently eight of twelve Blue Shield members are appointed by the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, with four appointed by Blue Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jean- Clarence North
D-Talbot
Governing Board of
Blue Shield
North
Blue Cross
F. Douglass Sears
Sears
Blue Cross Board
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S. Market St
Roy B. Furr
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
Regent
Kay Bury
Margaret Geisbert
Miriam Kelley
Sally Hedstrom
Judy Sherman
College Park
Delaware
Debbie Roseman
Judy Foltz
Mary McKechnie
Lou Hueb
Hood College
Karen Stull
Bobby Ecker
Kathy Feldman
Jackie Ecker
Virginia
Avyay Gate
Palmer
Frederick High School
Gale Demarest
Vicki Turner
Tanya Duvall
Hancock Area
Auckland
New Zealand
Switzerland
McMurdo Sound
U.S. Antarctic
Fairgrounds
Nicodemus
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Your Potomac Edison
Frederick — Taneytown
Mt, Airy
Brunswick
Cozens National Banx
of Fredericky
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and
The
Federal Reserve System
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Frederick Shopping Center
Fort Detrick Facility
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Westinghouse Lewadey
East Street
Rosemont Ave
South Market St
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Has
S. W. George CO
Ejetter
Ones Equipment Company
Teeh Eness Dop Seek
Brunswick, Md
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