Mayors Of 21 U S Cities Boost Berlin Morale
Berlin Morale lift as 21 American mayors plus spouses arrive from Frankfurt aboard a Pan Am jet. Led by Jacksonville mayor Hayden Burns, they deliver telegrams from 572 mayors and 372 messages backing West Berlin. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt to receive them at city hall.
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Berlin
Pan American World Airways
Frankfurt
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Conference of Mayors
Burns
Carola Ilisch
John Duncan
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank F. McDonald
Evansville
Ind
Paul Hertz
West Berlin
Lester L. Bates
Columbia
S. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Bates
Hershel Lashkowitz
Fargo
N.D
Roger Maris
County Heads To Appear At T A Meeting
The Frederick County Teachers Association invites members to North Frederick elementary for a fall meeting led by Miss C Beattie Stauffer. Delbert S Null will address the group as Board president. Discussions include the annual budget and election of delegates for the National Education Association convention in Denver next June.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Teachers Association
North Frederick
C. Beattie Stauffer
Delbert S. Null
National Education Association
Denver
Colo
Stauffer
Roy Okan
Heisley Coran
Thomas Silliman
West Frederick
Butt Staley
Ethel Cawford
Stafford Hotel
Baltimore
Miss Stauffer
Lee Smith
Maryland State Teachers Association Representative Assembly
Hagerstown
Hood College
R. Paul Smith
J. Harold Hooper
Frederick
Hotel Alexander
A. K. Coffman
William T. Delaptaine
Board of Trustees
Smith
Hooper
Head College
Randle Elliott
Coffman
Col
Robert Benchoff
Mass Sanution Academy
Woodstock
Wm. C. Fowle
Robert Hooper
Gettysburg College
Owens
St. James Heartmaster
Rev Snyder
Potomac Synod of the
Evengelical and Reformed Church
Frost Grips Airport Area As Temperatures Dip
The airport area records a 33 degree reading with a light frost while Unionville reports 34 and the State Police Barracks 40. Temperatures rise tonight by about 15 degrees ahead of a warm front bringing scattered showers up to a quarter inch. The day should reach 70 degrees before cooling resumes next week. A 5 to 15 mph breeze persists through today and tomorrow.
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Unionville
Frederick's Great Fair Sees Record Attendance and Prizes
The Great Frederick Fair reports over 22 000 visitors through Friday with 9 045 on Friday and similar expected today. Pony prizes go to Pat Linton and John Hagelon. several children win prizes from Elm Street School and others. Machinery row displays about 450 000 worth of farm equipment. judges finalize prize lists as two thrill driver performances close the event.
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Ara
Elm Street
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Pat Linton
Trail Avenue
John Hagelon
Thurmont High School
Billy Weddley
RFD
Frederick
Donald Lenhart
Urbana
Ronald Black
Thurmont
Patricia Hale
Frederick High
Jefferson
Steven, Schultz
New Market
Mt. Alry
Cheryl Robertson
Washington Street
West South Street
Diane Lynn
Middletown
Broad Run
Joy McCarty
Debra Fox
West Fifth Street
Michael W. Anders
Lewistown
Debbie Jean Manning
Parkway
Mary Street
Fair
A. Trvin Renn
Paul G. Geishert
Machinery Committee
Glenn Trout
Clyde W. Smith
A. Irvin Renn
Judy
Ruth
John Williams Jr
Frederick County
Elaine DeLauder
J. Jefferson
Miss Mattye Retires After 35 Years at Key Hotel
Martha Cecelia Montgomery known as Miss Mattye ends a 35 year run at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Coffee Shop. She now lives in Winchester with daughter and family. She joined the staff in 1926 rising to supervisor and head hostess and recalls the hotel’s changing dining rooms and social life.
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Martha Cecelia Montgomery
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key
Walter R. Casey
Miss Mattye
Anne Ki
Visitation Convent
Mattre
Edgar Montgomery
Wee Women Debate Moment With Two-Martinis
A brief backstage exchange captures Wee Women in a lively moment as a speaker asks for a moment to confer with Two-Martinis nearby. The incident hints at playful tension and backstage dynamics in the venue.
Secret Red Move Aids Burma Mogul Mongolia Seat
In United Nations negotiations a 12 member French African bloc could sway the 106 nation General Assembly vote on seating Peiping If the Africans back Mongolia the veto power may shift. Informants say Moscow pledged to curb Mauritania to please Morocco and hopes to pressure U.S. bases there The Western powers arranged a council action on Mauritania before Mongolia.
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United Nations
Outer Mongolia
Red China
General Assembly
Peiping
Mongolia
Brazzaville
Moscow
Mauritania
Morocco
Imade
U.S
Soviet Union
Council
Shipping dispute locks West Coast ports in strike
The Masters Mates and Pilots Union has ordered a port shutdown by PMA shipping firms on the West Coast. Pickets lined ports after a government brokered meeting failed to yield an agreement. Union leaders demand more than pay and seek a distribution of automation gains to ease unemployment, while PMA may reconsider over the weekend.
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San Francisco
Masters, Mates and Pilots
Pacific Maritime ‘Association
PMA
W. Willard Wirtz
Robert Durkin
Durkin
Gen Wedemyer Talk Canceled at Fort Detrick
Retired Army officer and author Albert C. Wedemyer canceled his speaking engagement at Fort Detrick due to travel delays. He had been on the west coast and could not arrive in time for the Tuesday night event.
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Eneral
Albert C. Wedemyer
Fort Detrick
Wedemyer
Berlin Talks Start Informal Aid West Berlin Crisis
Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko begin informal negotiations in New York aiming at a basis for talks with Khrushchev. Western officials stress defending West Berlin and access routes, while Gromyko signals a peace treaty with East Germany by year end and possible troop redeployments.
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York
Berlin
Secreta Dean Rusk
Loran Minismoko
New York
Rusk Aml Gromyko
Washington
Berlin Crisi
Rusk
Home
Gromyko
West Berlin
Sovie
Khrushchev
Rusked
Heme
Germany
Ae Andrei A. Gro
Farewell to Dag Hammarskjold in Swedish Flag Funeral
The body of former United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold lies in an oak casket draped with Sweden’s blue and yellow flag as his royal funeral coach drawn by four horses leads a solemn procession.
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United Nations
Dag Hamrmiarskjold
Sweden
Syria Dissolves Coup Leaders and Sets Democratic Path
Syria's new civilian government dissolved the military faction that toppled it and vowed a four month plan to a constitutional democracy. Kuzbari led the command to end foreign dominance, promising true democracy and independent statehood after a bloodless revolt that shifted the region's balance.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Mamoun
Gamal Abdel
Turkey
Jordan
Nasser
Kuzbar
Tunisia
Habid Bourguiba
Kuzbari
Egypt
Cairo
Kurhari
Hodges Proposes Paper Towel Use Reduction Plan
Secretary Luther Hodges suggested a method to cut towel use at work by folding towels to dry hands and discarding excess. He claimed towel costs could be halved and urged trying the approach to use fewer towels per task.
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Washington (Ap
Luther
Hodges
Radio-Television Directors Association
Hodg
Commerce Department
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