Korean Language Bond Brings U S Radio Veteran Home
Boyd Work and Hye Ok Kim, married after a lengthy U S Army Seoul posting, settle in Hagerstown. He returns from three-year Korea duty, joins WJEJ announcing staff, and helps their child grow bilingual. They blend Orbital and Occidental in home life with Korean and English use.
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Massacre horror as workers slain after ambush near Bogota
AP reports a deadly attack on 30 road workers traveling in three trucks near La Victoria, 60 miles southwest of Bogota. Two survivors, three trucks and 15 men killed in the roadside ambush. Other world briefs include Hungary's Kadar signaling possible U.S. reconciliation and Ben Bella urging African union against colonialism.
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Williamsport Lets Contracts For Municipal Projects
Williamsport mayor announces contract awards for two city projects. Bester-Long secured the street resurfacing job across several town streets and pinexed areas. Warrenfell Crea Experts was chosen to trim trees whose branches affect the community.
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Time running out for Duvalier says Marlow
Associated Press analyst James Marlow argues Haiti's dictator Francois Duvalier faces mounting threats from exiled officers and rebels. He notes past plots, mass arrests, and U.S. tension, with Haiti deteriorating as aid and tourism decline and the army's loyalty weakens.
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Cows And Bull Go Underground At Elkhorn Test Site
Thirty Jersey cows and a bull begin a week long underground test at J Gordon Roberts dairy farm near Elkhorn to study animal behavior under nuclear fallout shelter conditions. The $5000 shelter will house the herd as field showers and air tests proceed amid an uncertain regional strategy.
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Baltimore conspiracy defendants seek new trials after conviction
Judge Russell C. Thomson set Monday as the date for new trial motions by former congressmen F. Johnson of Maryland and Frank W Boykin of Alabama, plus two Miami defendants. The group was convicted July 18 on 82 counts of conspiracy to use public office for pay to gut the Department of Justice and the honest services owed to five congressmen, with possible penalties of up to 19 years and 70 000 dollars per count. Johnson and Boykin were absent for the hearing with Edin and Robinson present.
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Della Gains Ground in Race for Union Chief
In Washington a race for union top post shows Charles A. Della gaining endorsements from key delegates. Baltimore and other unions indicating support, with United Automobile and Aircraft Workers and United Steel Workers backing Della. Threeway convention began Monday with elections set for Wednesday.
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Martinsburg Area Deaths: Benjamin Franklin Copenhaver 73
Benjamin Franklin Copenhaver 73 of Martinsburg died Monday afternoon at City Hospital after a brick illness Born in Berkeley County he was a weaver by trade employed by the Berkeley and Dunn Wedten Co He was a member of Winchester Ave Christian Church and Golden Hour Bible Class Surviving are his wife Edith Small Copenhaver daughter Anna Castleman Schwenfurt Germany sons Ralph F Paul G and Benjamin 7 all of Martinsburg fourteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery
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Prayer Today Flopsy Pets For Seedlime and Swimmer Growth
A fragmentary prayer lines mix religious reflections and names with scattered phrases. The text references God, youth and manhood, gratitude, and eyes toward the divine, then shifts to garbled names and a 1963 date, mentioning Conrad Bergendorf and Theological Education efforts within the Church in America.
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Mississippi primary heats racial tensions in campaign
Mississippi politics roiled by racial tensions as candidates hammer national matters and state unity. Johnson defends stance, Coleman touts administration record, while Meredith entry and campus crisis spark disputes over loyalty and affidavit claims amid fogbound controversy.
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Rail unions back bargaining as carriers seek Congress action
Rail carriers urged Congress to act as they postponed new work rules to August 29. Senate aides received a supplemental rebuttal to union arguments against the president's proposals, saying the parties are at an impasse and national interests are threatened. Labor officials noted two main issues firemen positions and train crew makeups, while unions said negotiations continue.
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Incinerator Damaged in Hagerstown Housing Authority Site
A concrete block incinerator at MOE Lanvale Street within the Hagerstown Housing Authority area was knocked down last night. Assistant manager Norman Foltz told police the damage totaled about 200 dollars.
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Ex Mrs Douglas Plans To Marry Capital Lawyer
Beverly Hills AP report says Mercedes Douglas, 43, intends to wed Robert B Richholz, 62, a Washington attorney, at a friend’s home at 1 p.m. today. The announcement follows her ex husband Justice William O Douglas marrying a 23 year old government stenographer.
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