Lumumba Loyal Troops Advance in Congo Border Tensions
In Elisabethville and Kasai, Lumumba loyal forces move toward Katanga as Tshombe rushes troops to the frontier. Forces blow bridges and mine roads. Katanga cites 1400 men while Lumumba’s unit reaches Luputa and Mwene Dita to probe defenses. Belgian withdrawal deadline looms with UN refraining from mediation.
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Elisabethville
Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Molise Tshombe
Tshombe
Lumwumba
Katai
Luputa
Lumumba
Kasai
Luluabourg
Bakwanga
Albert Kaloni
Katana
Mwene Dita
Siso
Baluba
Sasai
Kalonji
United Nations
Kamina
Emile Greyssens
Ann
Ian Berendt
Wold
Birthday Baby Missed By Hours Now Arrives
Fred Hasenbuhler of 624 Adams Ave reports his wife Linda gave birth to a newborn at Washington County Hospital the night before the birthday she missed by a few hours. The baby arrived about two and a half hours before the exact date. The parents, Meo and Mrs. Hasenbuhler, previously have two boys and two girls.
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Fred Hasenbuhler
Adams Ave
Linda Just
Washington County Hospital
Iasen Tubler
No Such Thing As 1943 Coppers Says Mint Head
Washington AP The mint says no copper pennies were made in 1943, only wartime steel coins. Leland Howard says fakes exist but are detectable by magnet or magnifying glass. reports of 1943 coppers persist with a San Francisco teller allegedly offered ten thousand dollars for one.
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Washington
Federal Mint
Leland Howard
Mint
Howard
San Francisco
Nine Hurt In Collision On Hudson River
A foggy collision off lower Manhattan between the ferry Chatham and the freight ship Seatrain Georgia injured nine people. The Chatham, from Hoboken to Barclay Street, was damaged. the Seatrain Georgia, from Savannah to Edgewater, carried 45 crew and around 37 freight cars. A Moran Towing Co. tug guided the ferry to a pier and several injured were taken to hospitals.
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NW York
Thudson River
Lower Manhattan
Chatham
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Barclay Street
Seatrain Georgia
Savannah
Edgewater
Moran Towing Co
Sealain Georgia
Sultry Week Forecast Brings Warmth and Drought Concerns
The Weather Bureau predicts a sultry week with southwest winds and near record heat across the region. Temperatures rose to 91 near Boonsboro and 93 in Hagerstown as August’s end nears, with 4.70 inches of rain this month and a hotter, drier pattern expected despite scattered thundershowers later in the week.
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Weather Bureau
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Boonsboro
J. Howard Berck
Permits For Improvements Issued Here
Permits for improvements were issued by the city building inspector office. Notable entries include Schindel-Rohrer Inc renewing a glass brick storefront at 28-30 Potomac St for 1000, Mrs. Harry Vaughn building a concrete block garage at 425 Elizabeth Ave for 3300, Paul Ke Miller enclosing a rear porch at 1023 Spruce St for 100, Harold Lee Ringer adding carport and patio at 243 Retview for 1195, Ralph L. Lapole constructing a frame garage at 1107 Outer Dr for 600, Anthony Tapa adding a one story frame addition at 503 Jefferson St for 1000, Brosius Homes building a one family dwelling and carport at 1045 Bramly Pr for 13800, Paul Kline building a garage at 613 Fred rich St for 300, and a concrete brick rear addition for 4732 by Masser Properties Inc at 71 W. Lee S. Draper and others including a concrete block garage at 416 N Prospect St.
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Office of
Schindel-Rohrer, Inc
Potomac
Harry Vaughn
Elizabeth Ave
Paul KE. Miller
Spruce St
Harold Lee Ringer
Ralph L. Lapole
Outer Dr
Anthony Tapa
Jefferson St
Brosius Homes
Bramly Pr
Paul Kline
Fredrich St
Huiding
W. Lee S
Masser Properties, Inc
Prospect St
Lesier B
Draper
Girl from Grinds Sets Olympic 100 Meter Butterfly Record
Caralyn Schuler, a high school girl from Grinds California, broke the Olympic record for the women's 100 meter butterfly during preliminaries. The event, held in Indianapolis, marked a standout performance as she advanced with a strong early lead.
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Rome
Caralyn Schuler
Grinds
Calif
Natans
Castro Is Loser In OAS Vote
Castro loses at the Organization of American States as foreign ministers condemn Cuba's campaign in the Americas. The San Jose declaration omits explicit Cuba reference while CubaWalkouts by Raul Roa end Cuban participation. Reactions split on whether the move restores faith or sets a risky precedent in the hemisphere.
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Stanford Bradshaw
San Jose
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
José Cuba
Americas
Fidel Casro
Raul Roa
Dominican Republic
Rafael ‘Trujillo
Sassinile
Romulo Betancourt
Cusban
Parents Warned Of Son Heading For Penitentiary
The parents of a 16 year old boy, Faw HK Churcher of 16 Summer Street, were informed he faced penitentiary after being convicted of stealing a 25 cent cantaloupe from a truck of Lawson B. Clingan of Keedysville on Hagerstown Street. He received a ten day suspended sentence.
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Hoy
Wilay
Williamy J. Dwyer
Song
Faw HK. Churcher
Summer St
Lawson B. Clingan
Keadysville
Wage Bill Standoff Shapes Quitting Session
Washington report details a stalled push on a minimum wage compromise between Senate and House committees. Magistrate Dreger notes a youth’s trouble and questions about parents’ accountability. A drunken disorderly case against Stella Blake leads to fines. Senate debates a Social Security bill on healthcare grants and elderly aid, with marathon speeches and opposition to concessions.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
Russell Bo Lang
House
Friar Tuck In TV Series Dies
The report notes the Senate planned to consider a catch‑all appropriation bill totaling 14 million to 263 million dollars in foreign aid funds requested by President Kestert. The House and Senate approved the bill, but the Senate Appropriations Committee later moved to grant Eisnhower most of his request after testimony from Undersecretary Douglas Dillon. Continued on Page 3 Column 4.
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Senate
Congress
House
Eisehower
Douglas Dillon
Reported Killed Working England Actor Linked to Premier Saga
A 46 year old actor known for Friar Tick in a Jordan premiere has died from injuries after an explosion. The report states the victim, Alexander Galige, was involved in the Robin Tod telension service. He died in Arman hospital today with confirmation from radio outlets.
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Working
England
Atty Llexander Galige
Jordan
Masta Ma
Friar Tick
Robin Tod
Arman
Fountain Head Home Burglary Strips $2000 in Jewelry and Cash
Burglars ransacked the Fountain Head residence over the weekend stealing more than $2000 in jewelry, cash, and valuables. The rear window was used for entry and several items including a star sapphire ring, diamond earrings, bracelets, and gold pieces were taken. Deputies patrol the area as investigators seek witnesses and suspects in this long-running theft pattern.
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Europe
Barry
Coud
Charles Price
Black youth charged in downtown robbery case near Grant Park
Pasper Mines, 16, a Black youth, was arrested after an August robbery and assault on two white women, including London schoolteacher Jay Rosemary Grant who suffered a fractured jaw. Police cited a prior auto larceny probation and a red bicycle as clues.
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Shicago
London
Grant Park
Jon
Jay Rosemary Grant
Pasper Mines
Mines
Miss Grant
Ines
City Police Nab 37 Motorists Over Weekend
City police issued 37 traffic summonses over the weekend mainly for speeding reckless driving or stopping violations. Chief Blair P. Overton said patrols were instructed to maintain strict traffic vigilance. Most arrests occurred in the North and West Ends with multiple incidents also reported in the South and East Ends. Police logged complaints about youths racing cars in Jefferson Street and causing disturbances but could not catch the youths.
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Guy Poler
Blair P. Over Ton
Arresia
North End
West Hod
South End
East End
Jefferson St
American Pilot Describes Congo Airport Attack
American pilot Capt. Elsert Kaiser and nine others were attacked at Stanleyville airport by Congolese civilians and soldiers. U.N. and Ethiopian troops reportedly intervened to save the airmen, who endured brutal beatings and shock while awaiting medical care at Louvain University Hospital.
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Leqpolovule
Cunge
Malph
Bunche
United Matioha
Stanleyville
Tham Enderé
Ulm
Patricy Lumumba
Sy Lynn Heinzerling
Kaiser
Simyrna
Leopoldville
Vongej
Elsert
Glenmora
Armen
Mollimself
Gerald
Henery
Waghtson
Nelon
Louvamum
Wasmipoldville
U. S. Air Force
Globemaster
Stanlace
Carl von Morr J
U.N
Bell
Lanese
Ghana
U. N
Ameri Eral
Berg
Honery
Premier of Jordan and Nine Others Killed by Time Bombs
Reports from Amman state Premier Majali of Jordan and nine others were killed by time bombs in Amman. The attack, ordered by King Hussein, followed a March government reveal of plots against Majali and other leaders tied to opposition groups in Jordan and the United Arab Republic.
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Jordan
London
Miaza
Baghdad
Amman
Anafhetal
Sali
Majali
CATL
Hussein
Jajali
Nasse
Trsutor
Echo Timetable For Tonight's Satellite Appearance
The timetable lists arrival and travel directions for the satellite event tonight. It notes northeast and northwest bearings, a 11:10 pm northern leg, and a prior predecessor timing around 1:17 am, with degrees and travel bearings referenced in the scattered data.
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Messoutheasts
French four engine airliner sinks off Dakar Coast
A four engine Air France airliner en route Paris to Abidjan plunged into the Atlantic near Dakar in 60 feet of water. All 63 aboard, including crew and passengers, are presumed dead after searches found no survivors despite hours of rescue efforts.
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Charles Ronzy
DAKAR
Seuiegal
Air France
Radley
Dakar-Yot
Atlantic
Paris
Abidjan
West Africa
Ivory Coast
Oread
Vacation Tip Best Of Week Wins Four Dollar Prize
The two week vacation taken by an oral housewife while her husband and two sons handled house chores and cooking wins first prize of four dollars in last week's news tip contest. Second prize of two dollars and fifty cents goes to a Hagerstown resident who asked about a catfish Yarn and to George Walfe who notes two catfish species moved from the Potomac River into Conocohague Creek. Third prize of one dollar fifty cents goes to a Frederick resident who reported on a lightning strike that stunned a man and searched a house. Other tips worth one dollar include observations from Walford Avenue and Smithfield Road.
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Hagerstown
George ‘Hooper) Walfe
Potomac
Conocovheague Creek
Frederick St
Walford Ave
Smithahlirg Rt
Alu LL
Weather Summary for Mary Jang and Regions
Weather forecast notes fair and warm conditions with high humidity across Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland tonight and Tuesday. Occasional thundershowers are possible Wednesday and Tuesday in various areas. Winds are southwest to southwesterly at moderate speeds. Low temperatures range around 68 to 72 degrees with highs near the 90s in some districts.
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Maerpieogt
Orr Stern
Mary- Jand
Mary- Jang
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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U. S
Indianapolis
Thlal
Sunray
Throthy Zicko
Melbourne Qlymmes
Shelley Mann
United J
Nelling
Ing. Timent
Castro
OAS
U.S
Dreger
District 1
Columbia
Stella C. Blake
Franklin St
Reine
Dwyer
Long
White House
Friar Tuck
Kestert That
Fountain Head
City Police
Maguli
Dei
Hussan
Plunge
Wwe
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