Two Local Ministers Endorse Civil Rights March Rally
Two local ministers plan to join the Civil Rights March in Washington D C. and a NAACP rally will be held here at the North Street YMCA this evening. Reverend Hutchings of St. John’s Episcopal Church says he will participate as an individual to express Christian support for constitutional and peaceful protest. Others involved emphasize that demonstrations can be peaceful and effective, with community leaders backing the civil rights cause.
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NAACP
Iite
Ington
D C
Douglas Hutch
Ings
St. John's Ment
Baltimore
National Association For the Ment
St Advancement of Colored People
North Street
YMCA
Fo Vernon Johnson
Mr. Hutchings
North St
Washington
Trial Continuance Sought In Pony Express Truck Dispute
In circuit court Harry G Masser seeks control of Accelerated Transport Pony Express Inc from president J Edward Davey Masser accuses Davey of blocking director action and withholding financial data An audit is said to run to September with a five week delay requested Davey admits aiding documents and policies remain in his office while auditors seek records Judge Rutledge questions whether 1962 figures are open for review and explains the case timeline.
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Harry G. Masser
Accelerated Transport Pony Express
Tnc
J. Edward Davey
Masser
Davey
Peach of Directors
Richard DB
Goelston
Unti
Irvine H. Rutledge
Lim
City Sewer Line Extension Seen Getting Underway Soon
City and board officials discuss a major sewer system extension to Oak Ridge Brightwood and the New Junior College site north of Brightwood. Project budget around 800000 with state federal aid, first contract to tie South End Shopping Center to low bidder C William Hetzer, line to run from Oak Ridge Driver to Shoma yards toward Hagerstown, funding split and trench work by Board of Education.
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Oak Ridge
Brightwood
Nerth
Board of Education
Gd Council
Magerstows
Gether
Francis R. Cardell
South End
C. William Hetzer
Pennsylvania
Altonight
Shoma Yards
Hagerstown
Ping
Weather Outlook for Washington Allegany and Garrett
Clear tonight with lows near 32 to 45 degrees. Wednesday sunny and slightly warmer. Thursday fair and warmer across the counties of Washington Allegany and Garrett.
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Washington
Allegany
Garret Counties
West Virginia Weather Forecast Update
West Virginia forecasts a fair night with lows 52 to 60. Wednesday turns mostly sunny with increasing cloudiness in the afternoon, highs around 78 in the east and middle 60s in the west portion.
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West Virginia
Middle
Bos
Senate Leaders doubt emergency measure can pass in time
Washington AP report notes Senate debate over a proposed emergency bill to avert a nationwide railroad strike set to Missed deadline. Leaders doubted quick passage while House and Senate spar over arbitration and manpower disputes, with proposals ranging from presidential seizure to limited arbitration and timing concerns.
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Senate
Washington
Harsday
Congress
Ailroad
E. J. Wolfe
Jess
Norris Cotton
Warren G. Magnuson
Senaté Commerce Committee
Donight
Magnuson
D-Wash
House Commerce Committee
House
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Kennedy
Railroad Walkout Could Leave Marchers Stranded
washington in the wake of a nationwide railroad strike planners warned thousands of civil rights protesters may be stranded in washington as leaders sought to avert disruption. police prepared for a massive turnout in a tense scene with uncertain numbers and potential violence while congress pressed ahead with stalled anti strike legislation. public transit and travel fears unsettled demonstrators and supporters in albany savannah and atlanta as the march on washington loomed and funding was raised to cover transportation costs.
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Washington
Leagersj
Posner
Tian
Martin Luther King Jr
Micight
Atlanta
Albany
Savannah
Congress
Sy Posner
Drilling Hole To Rescue Men Ticklish Work
Hazleton Pa AP report on the rescue of two miners, David Fellin and Henry Throne, from over 300 feet underground after 14 days. Mike Hank operated the 8 inch bit drilling rig to complete the escape shaft, as Nelsoth Stauffer supervised. The surface team saved Fellin at 2:41 am and Throne at 2:07 am, while Louis Bova remained unaccounted.
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Hazltton
Mike
Nelsoth Stauffer
Mike Hank
Yethel, Conn
David Fellin
Henry Throne
James V
Lamb
Hazleton
Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Fellis
Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Nines
Pella
Chrane
Saea Jou
Fetlir
Alma
Rank
Throtte
Wellin
Riders Of Buses On Square Would Be Lost Without Them
Miners Throne and Fellin escaped a 14 foot cube after a calm night in freezing air. They were examined at Hazleton State Hospital nine miles away and placed in a special ward. Doctors reported Throne and Fellin in excellent shape with Throne's blood pressure near normal and Fellin’s normal. A news conference with Ira Mills revealed warmth was kept by breathing on each other and massaging backs while awaiting transfer. Residents weighed bus service ownership and value, noting personal reliance on the system for work and shopping despite calls for reform.
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Jim Spears
Hagerstown
Antietama Transit Company
Hazleton State Hospital
Avay
Throne
Wellin
Shane
Peter Savas
Anthony Fidulla
Fellin
Savas
Pidubaside
Fellin Leame
Saras
Hazleton Hospital
Ira Mills
Tech Aes
Hong
Peart Marlin
Gerstown
Washington St
Patton
Dar i
Blanch Schaeffer
Onfeord St
Saras Sai
Atla House
Ginia
Richard Haumgardner
Greencastle
Diem Still In Control Of Country
In Saigon US Ambassador Lodge met with Ngo Dinh Nhu and discussed the crisis. South Vietnam's military governor Ton That Dinh ordered security forces to shoot into rioters under martial law as Buddhists protest. Washington blamed Diem and Nhu for the crackdown as embassies resign.
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Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Aller T Ie
Lodge
Ngo Dan Nhu
Nea Qin Diem
Nhu
Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Frederick B. Nolling
Ton That Dinh
Sai- Hon
Chin
Washington
State Department
Dien
Biem
Pt South Viet Nam
Tos
United States
March Jury Ends Duties For Present Term
The circuit court jury completed its duties with no trials scheduled until September 9 when the September term jury will be empaneled. Jurors awaiting final payment and mileage are advised to contact Clerk G. Merlin Snyder to receive their checks.
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Circuit Court
Ourt
Merlin Snyder
Ife
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Mike Mansfield
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Bova
Revouers
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