Castro Set To Reject Attack U.S. At OAS Meeting
At a Western Hemisphere foreign ministers’ gathering in San Jose Castro signaled Cuba will reject and condemn U.S. charges of communist influence and may walk out of the OAS conference. The session also condemned Trujillo’s dictatorship in the Dominican Republic and backed sanctions until reforms.
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Stanford Bradshaw
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Americas
Fidel Castro
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Latin America
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Kennedy Pledges To Raise Farm Prices And Incomes
Kennedy vows to lift farm prices and farmers incomes, pledging strong measures to curb food surpluses. The plan includes naming a Midwestern farmer as secretary of agriculture and links Cuba and Soviet policy to farm economics. Johnson supports the pledge as election campaign momentum builds.
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Kennedy
Hell residents seek post office amid farm debate
Washington AP reports Hell Michigan residents urge a postal substation as a campaign issue. Rep Charles E Chamberlain cites local demand and tourist impact arguing for improved services and farm program adjustments. Conservative critics link the push to broader farm controls and political theater during the campaign season.
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Washington
Hell
Charles E. Chamberlain
R-Mich
Arthur E. Summerfield
Mich
Chamberlain
Four Day Delighted Spell in Hagerstown Almanack Forecast
The Hagerstown Almanack predicts a four day stretch of delightful weather in Western Maryland next month with moderate precipitation in places. It aligns with the Weather Bureau forecast showing a mix of fair and unsettled days across September 12 to 28.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
Space Dogs Return From Orbit In Good Health
Moscow AP reports Belka and Strelka the Soviet space dogs are frisky with normal heart and blood pressure after circling Earth 18 times. They landed safely in a container from the ship, near a collective farm, with a cargo of mice flies and plants. The voyage covered about 434,700 miles in a 198.8 mile high orbit.
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Moscow
Earth
Belka
Strelka
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Pravda J
D. V.martynov
Senate weighs elder care funding amid rival plans
Washington AP Rival proposals for aiding elderly health care funding head to Senate clash. A Finance Committee bill would give about 200 million dollars yearly in federal grants to assist states in medical aid for needy seniors and public assistance recipients. Byrd notes broad GOP and Democratic support, but faces a floor fight from Anderson and Javits plans as debate opens.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-I
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Jacob K. Javits
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Anderson
Javits
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
State to Build 2 Mile Link From Rt 64 To Rt 92
The Maryland State Roads Commission plans to start a two mile highway link this year to cut the distance between Hagerstown and Fort Ritchie. Bid advertisements are expected in September for a route east of the Western Maryland Railway, near the old Masters farm, on City of Hagerstown land near Edgemont Reservoir. The city will provide about 17 acres, and heavier water mains will be installed to support the new fill. Work may begin within the next month or two and continue through winter.
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Hagerstown
Fort Ritchie
Daily Mail
State Roads Commission
Chewsville
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Ringgold
Rt. 64
Richard Willson
City Water Department
Willson
Swarms of flies plague Mulberry Street residents after fair
Mulberry Street and Fairground Avenue residents complain of large fly crowds this past week linked to the Great Hagerstown Fair. Local official Clarence Young will investigate this afternoon while residents cite porch bites and pervasive swarms. Community members report heightened irritation compared with last year.
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Mulberry Street
Fairground Avenue
Hagerstown
Clarence Young
The
Fair Board
Chemi- Anderson
Anlual Company Furnish Chemicals
Vincent A. Divine
Fairground Ave
Raymond Hebb
N. Mulberry St
Charles E. Hoover
Mulberry St
Daily Mail Tip Contest Awards Payouts
Several readers share tips earning $1 each for small observations. Names include residents from Avalon Ave, Big Pool, McDowell Ave, and Avon Rd with varied notes from a tiger plant scene to a copperhead bite, W M Ry tails, magnolia blossoms, and a growing hive image. Continued on page 2.
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Daily Mail
Avalon Ave
W. M. Ry
McDowell Ave
Magnolia
Avon Rd
Jonathan St. Man Oni
Four Brothers Die In Blaze At Michigan Farm
Four young Crofoot children Raymond six Leon ard five Edward three Allendale sixteen months died in a barn fire on the Handle farm FOWLERVILLE Michigan as parents George and Mrs Crofoot fished nearby. Relatives feared the worst when the youngsters could not be found and hours passed before charred bodies were recovered from the ruins.
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Fowlerville
Mich
George Crofoot
Raymond
Leonard
Edward
Allendale
City Buses Not Closing Says Transit Official
Kenneth W. Moss general manager denies rumors of suspending City Buses here. He says the company seeks more riders to break even while stressing preparations for school transport and noting past route curtailments due to rising car use.
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Antietam Transit
Kenneth W. Moss
Moss
River Theft Cases Probed by Sheriff Officers
Sheriff officers investigated thefts from boats on the Potomac. A Moutain Lock vessel owned by Peter Smeak had fishing gear valued at 50 dollars stolen, including three rods reels and a gas tank. In June about 200 dollars of equipment vanished from the same Smeak boat. Smeak resides in Westminster. Clarence Bussard reported a basement screen cut in an attempted entry at 1013 Salem Avenue.
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Peter Smeak
Mountain Lock
Potomac
Leister Isanogle
Smeak
Westminster
Clarence
Woman Loses $450 After Distrustful Approach to Banks
A woman who told Patrolman Don Smith she did not trust banks reported losing $450 Saturday afternoon at the Long Meadow shanning renter.
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Don Smith
Banks
Long Meadow Shanning
Weather Outlook for Hagerstown Maryland With Patchy Clouds
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Hagerstown with lows in the upper 60s. Tuesday remains warm with a chance of scattered thundershowers and a general uptick in temperatures. Wednesday stays mostly fair with light, variable winds and little temperature change.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Ccan
Lillie Thomas
Hill
Crest Rd
Council backs Hammarskjold Congo policy in UN vote
United Nations Security Council endorsed Dag Hammarskjold's neutral approach to Congo aid with a large majority after over 12 hours of debate. The vote rejected Lumumba's criticisms and Soviet charges broadcast from Moscow, while Lumumba pressed for UN forces to be brought under his control. Lumumba warned of blackmail and urged a commission from African and Asian nations to oversee Hammarskjold.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Dag I Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
Eneral
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vasily ‘Kuznetsov
Hammarskjold
New York
Council
Lumumba
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Luemumba
Antoine Gizenga
Man 63 Held On Ten Bad Check Charges
A 63 year old man, Paul Gunn, was held for Circuit Court action today on ten charges of issuing bad checks. Bail set at 1500. Gunn, formerly of 900 block Potomac Ave, was arrested in Frederick by Deputy Sheriff Howard Roby on three warrants. He cited destitution and inability to hire an attorney and requested court-appointed counsel. he also sought medical treatment for chest congestion and possible tuberculosis.
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Irving M
Winbinder
Paul Gunn
Potomac Ave
Frederick
Howard Roby
Sheriff's Office
Gunn
Everly's
Clarence Clark
Charles A. Gibney, Jr
Safeway
William P. Wampler
Paul Young, Jr
Acme
Ein‘hinder
Einbinder
Circuit Court
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