Soviet Plan Seeks Peaceful Coexistence With Ideological Push
The document outlines Soviet foreign policy aiming for gradual Communist gains without major war. It stresses peaceful coexistence and avoiding thermo-nuclear conflict, while urging expansion of state welfare like housing, education, and childcare. Moscow is portrayed as the leader, warning followers to avoid Red China dogmatism and Yugoslav revisionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red China
Yugosavia
No Foul Play In Malott Case Revealed By Investigators
State's Attorney James F. Shine and the Sheriff's office said the autopsy and investigations show no foul play in the death of Ayormah Mason Malott a 37 year old construction worker and father of six found floating in the Potomac near Williamsport. Medical examiners reported no drowning or heart attack and indicated possible throat spasm or choking from a drink with little alcohol in his system.
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Ayormah Mason
Potomac River
Shee
James F. Shine
Sheriff's Office
Malott
Mont Valla Avenue
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
E. W. Ditta, Jr
Canny
Baltimore
Malol
Charles E. Price
Mallat
Price
Malatt
Bittinger Held For Murder In Woman's Death
State Police questioned Mittinger after a woman died at Waynesboro Hospital. Witnesses saw Miss Shearer and Mittinger in an amusement park earlier. An inquest will be held with Dr. John Manges presiding.
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State Palice
Mittinger
Miss Shearer
Rittinger
Waynesboro Hospital
Grove Funeral Home
John Manges
Franklin County
Obituaries Continued Iran Page 20 Funeral details listed
The obituary notes a funeral home transfer and viewing at St. Pauls EUB Church at 1 p.m. Interment follows at Noseill Cemetery under Reverend Luster Kauffman. Also listed are services for Arminia V. McDowell of Waynesboro Route 3, widow of Stover McDowll, with funeral Friday at Minrieh Funeral Home Greencastle and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Survivors include son Dave F., sister Mrs Maude Stouffer, and half-sister Mrs Marcus Shipp. A correction notes Owen R. Hurlle is the omitted survivor in Jennie Gell Bussard’s death notes.
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Iran
A. K. Coffman
St. Paw's
Eub Church
Twoetar Luster Kauffman
Noseill Cemetery
Arminia
Jennie Gell Bussard
Owen KR. Hurlle
President Drives For Aid Bill Continues Front Page
President pressures for a five year aid bill with talks in Congress. Senator Javits visits as Kennedy seeks Republican support and Dirksen proposes a legislative oversight committee to supervise the program. Outcome unclear as Kennedy fights to win passage.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
George D. Aiken
Vic
Kaygait Kennedy
Javits
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Llinois
Legislative Oversight Committee
Dirksen
Treasury
Kennedy
Air Force Alerts 28 000 in Guard And Air Reserve Units
Washington AP The Air Force alerted 28 000 airmen in Vermont Air National Guard and Air Reserve units for possible active duty as part of Reagan era mobilization measures after Kennedy signed legislation authorizing callups. The alert covers guards in 24 states and the District of Columbia, plus ready reserve units in five states.
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Air Force
Washington
Kennedy
Air Force 1
Bt Air National Guard
Iool
Dist Bia
Air Force Ready Reserve
National Guard
Continental Air Command Headquarters
Ths
Noel Lice
Air National Guard
U.S
Prayer text from Dotson M Nelson and ministerial signs
Prayer asking for strength wisdom and love through Jesus Christ ends with minister signatures Dotson M Nelson and Green vile SC minister First Bap. The muddled OCR cites church figures and a closing prayer fragment as read.
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Jesus Christ
Dotson M. Nelson
Green
Vile
Neighbors Warm To Man’s Fallout Shelter Project
Ed Yanis an electronics engineer from Delaware Township Na built a fallout shelter in his yard last year. His wife and two children Wendy age 5 and Glenn age 2 sit near the door. He once felt ashamed of digging the 94 by 12 foot hole six feet deep but now neighbors think it’s a pretty wise thing.
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Ed Yanis
Delaware Township
Wendy
Glenn
Driver Dies At Wheel Of Bus In Wellington Kansas
The bus en route to Dallas with 12 passengers struck a parked car near Wellington Kansas Tuesday night. Driver Fred W. Brown 51 of Wichita Kansas slumped over the wheel and died of a heart condition as the vehicle entered the outskirts. Contingent coroner B J Myers confirmed the death.
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Wellington
Kan
Dallas
Fred W. Brown
Trailways HS
B. J. Myers
Brown
Wichita
Kill
London
House of Commons
European Common Market take controversial path amid party conflict
The report notes opposition from riding Conservatives and many Laborites as Britain weighs joins with Germany and other nations. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a vote on concessions for British economies tied to the market. Soldiers such as Cottrill and Long, sons of British families, reflect ongoing ties to overseas service and the broader debate on Continental integration.
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Germany
Herbert
Cottrill
Etella
Harold Macmillyvars
Ontachile
Macmillan
Aery
Prartee
West
Italy
Belgium
Wetherlands
Luxembourg
Charles W
Eric M. Long
Ket
B.C. Long
Crailsheim
Armored Division
Mood
Texas
U N Session Over Tunisia Seen Likely
U N leaders in New York expect enough Asian African support to call an emergency General Assembly session on the Tunisian crisis. The effort centers on the Bizerte naval base dispute with France, as Bourguiba seeks a prompt peaceful settlement through negotiations aided by allies and embassies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILLIAM N_ OATILS
United Nations
N.Y
U.S
General Assembly
Tunisia
Bizerte
Cuba
Nalion Sayiet
Adlai B. Stevenson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Amy Bourguiba
Security Council
Bourguiba
Soviet Union
America
Asia
Africa
Picket Lines Close Mack Construction in Labor Negotiations
Union members at Mack Construction strike over a two year contract with Fridinger Contractors. The proposed pay would be $3.88 basic plus 10 cents health and welfare versus Baltimore scale of $4.05 plus 10 cents. Disagreement over authority to accept a new contract and limited participation by key officers prompted the walkout. The strike targets Fridinger while other subcontractors on site would operate under the disputed terms if able.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Towers
James Ponlin
Clarence Jones
Paul Kemphill
James Dontin
Ont
Fridinger
Uen
Bowers
Mack Truck
Jor
Fritinger Contractors
Iocal
Man Charged Over 1934 World’s Fair Stamp Negatives
Milwaukee law enforcement, Secret Service agents, and postal inspectors arrested 25 year old Robert J. Manning on the North Side. Bail set at 10090 on a charge of making a negative of a one cent postage stamp featuring Chicago’s 1934 World’s Fair. Manning claimed he did not intend to sell the negatives. U S Attorney Matthew M. Curry stated Manning had been taking pictures of the commemorative stamps.
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Milwacker
Secret Service
North Side
Robert J. Manning
Matthew M. Curry
U.S
Manning
Civil Defense Emphasized In Waco Meeting
In Waco Texas the civil defense topic drew over 2 000 attendees for a Tuesday night briefing on national tension and atomic warfare. Deputy director Ray Barnes reported about 500 persons attended the preparatory session while officials stressed public readiness amid rising world tension.
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Waco
Bocily
Ghoul Aft
Ray Barnes
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