Realty Turnover Tops 300000 Mark Amid Transfers
Realty turnover this week surpasses 300000 as numerous parcels change hands across Williamstown Harvey and surrounding districts. Transfers include properties on West Salisbury Street Sunset Acres Belview Avenue and Conococheague along with estates in Indian Springs and Hancock, reflecting broad activity among individuals and local firms. Military and diplomatic notes follow, detailing swift strike drills and Cold War tensions with West Germany and Korea style training raising global alert.
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Pave Ly
West Salsbury St
Wolilamspont
Harvey
M. Glidhill
Tony Rabucci
Scott Hith
Sunset Acres
Henry W. Dellinger
Robert Heister
Charles Mill Rd
District 20
Ralnh
R. Richard
Harald J. Cosgrove
Summer St
Sylva Bounds Dell
Walter David Bell
David J. Seibert
Beckley
Wilbur
Francis W. Whitehead
Clear Spring
Norman E. Brashear
Joseph T Kulpinski
Hampton Md
Tallmany Mander
Edgar R. Bullington
Lee E. Stine, Jr
Fairview Nd
Jace WM
Bonetrake
Jesse S. Smith
McNowell Ave
Charles L. Downs
Ta’ Nonmay B. Kauffman
Holview Ave
William A. Kauffman
Belview Ave
David H. Flaimby, Sr
C. William Hetzer
Conococheague
Orchard Hames
John L. Cavallo
Royal Rd
Harry &. Mills
Marvin L. Burton
Rt. 49
Indian Springs
U S and Allied Forces Exercise Worldwide Maneuvers
The article notes Operation Sharp Edge with the 7th Infantry Division and Republic of Korea units, plus a U S Navy amphibious force and destroyers in the Pacific. It mentions Exercise Unitas heading to South America to train eight nations in antisubmarine warfare, and Trade Wind Five in the western North Atlantic as a paper maneuver. NATO and SEATO drills are planned over the next 32 months with three to four overseas deployments to test quick troop deployment readiness.
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Republic of Korea Wnits
U.S. Navy
South America
Navy
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Unitas
U.S
NATO
Army
Maryland Faces Extra Poor Oyster Season Says Expert
Annapolis AP reports Maryland faces another slim oyster crop as experts note 1957 and 1959 were the worst setting years on record. G Francis Beaven, state oyster official, cites poor baby oyster sets and last season's 625,123 bushels, down nearly 30 percent from the prior year, with three years needed to reach legal size.
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Annapolis
G. Francis Beaven
States
Solomon's
Beaven
Chesapeeike
Tidewater Fisheries
Ed Sullivan to rebroadcast Circus Stars of the World show
Sunday’s Ed Sullivan Show features a star packed Circus Stars of the World reunion. Emmiett Kelly and Papav headline with Clyde Beatty lions, Russian bears, Bouglione acts, Wallendas, and more. Filmed in Paris Moscow London Tokyo and New York, the one hour program airs 8 to 9 PM EDT on CBS.
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Papav
Francestos
Aly
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Linn and Tgre
Ed Sullivan
Shaw
CBS
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Cirque d'Hiver
Tione Tigers
Schimps
Heints
T Hat Hag
TheyGilo Bouglione
Carots
Paris
Jeliate Pinita del Oro
Moscow
London
Tokyo
Southern States
Richmond
New York
Southern States Service Agency
DeGaulle Faces Possible Coup Amid Vacation Turmoil
Paris amid mid August holiday quiet is fragile as De Gaulle’s government fears a rightist coup. Algerian talks stall while naval base disputes linger. Police bolstered. Paris emptied, roads blocked, identity checks enforced. The army shows distrust as generals joke and risk grows.
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Paris
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de Gaulle
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Pais
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United Natians
Jean
Berlin
Sind
Trettia Castant
Alyi
Algeria
Figaro
Express
France-Observateye
Californians Seek Revived Letters Of Marque Against Castro
A California group asks Congress to revive letters of marque and reprisal to seize Cuban assets in retaliation for Fidel Castro’s seizures of U.S. property. The petition, filed with the House Commerce Committee, cites potential privateering but aims to spur official action and defines offenses under international law.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington Lap
Congress
Corsair’s
San Diego
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
House Commerce Committee
Hep
James B
Library of Congress
Willan McKinley
United States
Car Backing Incident Kills Toddler in Levittown Yard
In Levittown, Pennsylvania, 15 month old Frederick died after a car backed down a driveway striking him while his father Sylvester Wood, 29, kept watch on his other son. The incident occurred Friday night and is being reported as a fatal accident.
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Levittown, Pa
Sylvester Wood
Levittown
Paul 2
Frederick
Frederick Ta
Ranger reunion in Baltimore aboard Port Valcone before Chesapeake cruise
World War II Ranger batta lions hold a three day reunion in Baltimore posing aboard the Port Valcone prior to a Chesapeake Bay cruise. In the center of the group the image captures a moment of camaraderie among veterans.
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Baltimore
Port Valcone
Chesapeake Bay
Family Faces Loss Over TV Pool Win
Mrs Elna Sawicki must choose between keeping a $4000 swimming pool won on a TV program or risking loss of welfare aid in St Paul Minnesota. Her ten children include Roxanna 3 Catherine 18 Norma 5 Rosemary 14 Deborah 11 Nes Sawicki and Estelle 17, with three other children unnamed. The welfare department warned that accepting the prize could jeopardize public assistance.
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Elna Sawleki
St. Paul Minn
Roxanna
Catherine
Monkhs
Norma
Rosemary
Deborah
Nes
Sawicki
Alex
Estelle
Public Welfare Divorce Case Plans to Accept TV Pool Win
Mina Sawicki, a divorcee with ten children, plans to keep and install a $4,000 swimming pool won on a national TV show, despite welfare concerns. Welfare officials warn added costs could raise insurance and push property values beyond aid limits, while Sawicki vows to work if welfare ends. Relatives volunteered to cover pool fencing. she argues the win does not change need for aid.
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TAP
Mina Sawicki
Nyional
Sawicki
U N Debt Warning Over Congo and Mideast Missions
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned Friday that the United Nations faces a cash deficit by next June if members do not fulfill owed contributions for U.N. forces in the Congo and the Middle East. He said ongoing operations may be scaled back or halted without new funding soon.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
United Naitions
Congo
Miila
State Preparing To Build Northeastern Expressway
John B. Punk, chairman-director of the State Roads Commission, announced the first step in constructing the Northeastern Expressway from Baltimore to the Delaware line. Bids are requested for four bridges in the Beltway Northeastern Interchange area, with openings set for September. The Beltway interchange will be Maryland’s first reverse-flow design. The expressway will be free to White Marsh and toll beyond, with Delaware plans to extend to the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Entire project expected open in 1963.
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Baltimore
John B. Punk
State Roads Commission
Funk
Maryland
Delaware
Delaware Memorial Bridge
SRC
White Marsh
Delaware Line
Echo 1 marks first birthday still whizzing about Earth
Echo 1 a satellite celebrated its first year in orbit still circling Earth despite predictions it would reenter. NASA said reflections show energy 40 percent lower than at launch, with theories about wrinkled skin loss of symmetry and possible diameter changes. Trading and fruit market notes follow, including peach prices and Elberta figures.
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Echo
Earth
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tecom
Masa
NASA
Appalach
Whichan
Sig Jeral
Piedmont
Virgo
Roanoke
Southlands
Travel Ban Could Lead To Revolt In Berlin
United States officials react to East Berlin crisis as uprisings by German workers unfold from mid June into September. Secretary Rusk reports to President Kennedy on MATO planning while Western allies seek unity amid looming Soviet pressure and a likely East German peace treaty. Khrushchev asserts control over Western supply lines to West Berlin.
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East Berlin
Dean Rusk
U.S
Tusk
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
MATO
Lof
West Berlin
Ruskold
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
East Germany
Mass trial ends in Yassiada on Mendetes aide jurors
The mass trial at Yassiada ends with defense summations for 633 associates of former premier Adnan Mendetes. Prosecutors demand the death penalty for 107 defendants. A verdict is expected next Monday as the court prepares to announce it.
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Yassiada
Turkey
API
Adnan Mendetes
Ciel
Prayer for blessing and perspective in relaxing days
Almighty and everliving God we seek Thy blessing in these days of relaxation Slow our pace that we may gain perspective as we behold the hills sea and horizons Grant us broader outlook through Jesus Christ our Savior Amen Hoover Rupert Ann Arbor Mid minister First Methodist Church
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Jesus Christ
Hoover Rupert
Ann Arbor
Mid
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