Diplomacy Over Dinner A Cold War Paris Style Luncheon
In New York the Berlin crisis talks unfold at a Soviet UN delegation house. Gromyko hosts Rusk with aides interpreters and a four-hour meal of smoked salmon caviar and seafood ends with formal business language and a guarded handshake.
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New York
Eaher
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
U.S
Berlin
United Nations
Park Avenue
68Th Street
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
U S
U.N
Gromyko
Stevenson
Europe
Bible Collections Grow as Homes Stock, Sell, and Burn
A century of Bible editions appears in U S homes with varied fates from shelves to fires. Publishers push new formats while collectors, libraries, and churches shuffle scarce copies amid debates on how to dispose of unwanted volumes.
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Ward Cannel
Aren
New York
NEA
U.S
Margaret Hills
America
Holy Land
Tong
American Bible Society
Book Records Lafayette's Visit To City
A preserved 19th century county record book in the News Post contains Frederick County incidents copied from Odd Fellow and Washington County papers. The volumes were kept by Lydia Albaugh and passed to Mrs. John B. Hane of Myersville. Two major items note the arrival of General Latepetiate of Brench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post Office
Frederick County
Odd Fellow
Washington County
Lydia Albaugh
John B. Hane
Myersville
Brench
Speeches By Military Subject To Censoring
A Senate Armed Services probe will examine Pentagon censorship of officers and the blue pencil edits that altered military speeches. Reviewers struck phrases about the X-15 and world domination, aligning wording with Kennedy era policy and international context.
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Ray Cromsey
Zev
Gallant Fox
Bet
Joseph
Edgerton
State Department
Roger Re
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Thei
Ellerton Mower Family Reunion Held at Pangborn Park
A large family reunion of the Ellerton and Lewis descendants took place September 17 at Pangborn Park in Hagerstown. A picnic lunch followed by games and recognition of the longest distance traveled and largest family present were noted. Attendees included numerous relatives from Myersville, Cavetown, and surrounding areas with thanks to the Harmony Church bake sale organizers in Frederick.
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S. Roger Mower
Myers
Ellerton
Pangborn Park
Hagerstown
Katie Lewis
John C. Lewis
Sméthaborg
Re' Je
Tae
Cavetown
Myersville
John Gaver
RFD
Harry Bore
Babs Seay See
Ayler
Farsi
Ronnie Gaver
Johm Gaver
Steve
Kathy
Bonnier
David
Robert Lewis
Judson Ayler
Judy
Judson Jr
Kerry
Jennie
Jody
Leon Cooper
Gregory
Sabrena
Richard Lewis
Norman Tracy
Homer Lewis
Wanda
Wilda Sereno
Debbie
Ronnie
Truman
Kenneth Kline
Jeffrey Wolfe
Bill Willard
Randy
Dennis Mann
Maynard
Maynard Harshman
Vaughn
Guy Walters
Donald Gaver
Willing Workers Society of the
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Frederick
Emory Tors
Sherman
Emory Doyse Jr
Gene
Camp Green Top
Thurmont
Harry Harshman
Middletown
R.J. Moser
Elernon
George Grossnickle
Thomas Monroe
Robert Briggs
Leslie and
Tony
Washington, D.C
Grayson Cline
Charles Hessong
Red Smithsburg
Cline
Russell Valentine
Carefoas
Elmer Leatherman
Ellen Moger
Gaither Leatherman
Elwood
Walkersville
Raymond Smyth
George Summers
Community notices from local families and anniversaries
Readers report birthdays anniversaries and gatherings among families in Germantown Harmony Locust Valley and surrounding areas. The notes list names such as Early Fisher Summers Grossnickle Hoover Leather man Moser Harshman Leatherman and others, with visits from relatives and a nursing school graduate Miss Symx Harshman. The piece notes a church anniversary Harvest Home and Ruritan events in Wolfsville and Hagerstown with several weekend visitors and a speaker Rev Paul Leatherman.
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Charles Early
Germantown
Oscar Fisher
Harmony
Summers
Evangeline
Olen Beachley
Locust Valley
Ira Bittle
Elbert Grossnickle
Lester Grossnickle
Charles Hoover
Elwood Leatherman
Diane Moser
Gary Grossnickle
Brent Toms
Freddie Neel
Mercie Moser
Richard Cline
Meredith Harshman
Gaither Moser
Albert Wolfe
Rebecca Lea
Floyd Cline
Roger Moser
Franklin Leatherman
Clarence Leatherman
John Bussard
Maynard Grossnickle
Arthur Leatherman
Gene
Cyrus Grossnickle
RFD
Myersville
Carrell Leatherman
Smithburg
Symx Harshman
Clarence Harshman
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Harshman
Springfield State Hospital
Paul Leatherman
Church of the Brethren
Youth Robs Clerk At Baltimore Sporting Goods Shop
A well dressed youth entered Norman’s Sporting Goods in Baltimore and after asking to see pistol shells drew a pistol and loaded it. He demanded money and fled with $40. The incident was reported by AP. University of Maryland physics department received 235175 from the Air Force to study superconductivity of metals. Frondizi returned to Buenos Aires after visits to the United States and several South American countries.
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Baltimore
Norman
College Park
Iap
University of Maryland Physics Department
Air Force
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