Congo Fights in Kasai as Lumumba Forces Battle Tribesmen
Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba faces new clashes in Kasai province where his troops press against tribal warriors backing secession. U.N. plans to assume control of Belgium's Kamina base in Katanga to block Lumumba from using it as an invasion route, while Belgian troops withdraw.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
U.N
Belgium
Kamina
Katanga
Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Pascual Negalula
Baluba
Arga
Bakwanga
Leopoldville
Majal
Cairo
Nasser
Lebanon
Jordan
UASR
Hussein
County Dump Maintenance Job Sought
The Hagerstown Rescue Mission asks the Board of County Commissioners to hire them to maintain the county dump for 600 dollars monthly. James Resch claims the program would cover equipment land maintenance fuel and provide rehabilitation for men at the mission. The board may require a written proposal and bids, while considering using prisoners for weed cutting to speed work.
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Hagerstown Rescue Mission, Inc
Board of County Commissioners
James Resh
Resscue
George Fockler
Besh
Huyetts-Cearfoss
Fockler
Charles Downey
Resch
Nudist Club celebrates 10th anniversary in suits
The Pen-Mar Club near Hagerstown marked its tenth anniversary with members dressing fully for the first time since founding. Special guests included Nor E Packwood of the American Sunbathing Association who spoke at the banquet as civic leaders and neighbors attended.
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Hagerstown
Pen-Mar Club
Washington, D.C
Hancock-Watfordsburg
Washington, D. C
United States
FE. Packwood
American Sunbathing Association
Hancock-Watfordsburg Jr
Cathy
Vicki Baum Dies at 64 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Vicki Baum, 64, noted novelist of Grand Hotel and many plays and film scripts, died Monday after a brief illness. She was born in Vienna and is survived by her husband, Richard Lert, conductor of the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra.
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Hollywood
Vicki Baum
Grand Hotel
Richard Lert
Pasadena Symphony Orchestra
Miss Baum
Vienna
Three Generations Attend Surrey School Next Week
Cathy Howell of 527 West Wilson Boulevard will enroll in Surrey School next week, marking the third generation of her family to attend the institution. The move highlights a longstanding family connection to the school.
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Cathy Howell
W. Wilson Blvd
Surrey School
Driver With Worst Record Receives 90 Days
Albert McK Hann, 39, known as having the worst motor vehicle driving record, was sentenced by Magistrate William J. Dwyer to 90 days in jail for driving on a revoked license and an expired temporary plate. DMV records show 37 driving convictions including five drunken driving and four revoked license offenses. Hann, recently released from the House of Correction for auto theft, was arrested by State Trooper J. D. Abbott.
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Albert McK. Hann
Hancock
William J. Dwyer
Department of Motor Vehicles
Licvense
Hann
House of Correction
Dwyer
J. D. Abbott
Powers Wife Presses Government For Pilot Husband Aid
Barbara Powers arrived in Washington still unsatisfied with U S government efforts for her convicted U2 pilot husband Francis Gary Powers. She avoided answering reporters questions after a sobbing arrival in New York City earlier, collapsing briefly at the airport before being escorted inside.
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Washington
Barbara Powers
U.S
Francis Gary Powers
Mt. Etna Rad
City Light
Fairchild Seeks $49,510 Refund in Maryland Sales Taxes
Fairchild Aircraft Corp petitions circuit court for a refund of 49,510.46 dollars paid in Maryland sales taxes on missile development materials and equipment. The suit names Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein and notes prior purchases under resale certificates, with missiles manufactured and launched before contract termination. The filing is by Lane, Bushons and Byron.
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Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Lane, Bushons and Byron
Police Monitor Disturbances In City Neighborhoods
Police last night checked multiple complaints in the city area near W Washington and Elizabeth Streets and Downsville Pike. A man in a parked car allegedly offered candy to children and left before officers arrived after about 45 minutes. Residents reported late night car parking with occupants drinking and causing disturbances.
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W. Washington and
Elizabeth Srs
Downsville Pike
Nixon Knee Infection Hamps Campaign Schedule
Vice President Richard M. Nixon is hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital with a knee infection that may sideline him for about two weeks. Campaign dates through September 12 were canceled while doctors treat the infection that may affect red blood cells. Politicians from both parties sent regrets and well wishes as Kennedy and Johnson conveyed messages.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Greensboro
N.C
Nixon
Sinee
John F. Kennedy
Dick Nixor
A T and T Plans Cable Under Potomac
The American Telephone and Telegraph plans to lay two armored submarine cables four feet under the Potomac River bed near Dargan. Formal notice was filed with the Clerk of Court by the U S Army Engineer District Washington Corps of Engineers. Protests or criticisms may be filed at the above address on or before September 27.
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American Telephone and, Telegraph Corporation
Potomac River
Dargan
Clerk of Court
U. S. Army Engineer District
Washington Corps of Engineers
First and
Douglas Sts
Wash
Army Engineers
No Relief From Heat In Sight
Weather Bureau predicts continued heat and humidity with a chance of late thundershowers. Reports from J. Howard Beckenbaugh describe brief showers in the northern county, while O. Paul Oswald notes 43 highs on outskirts and 80 by 9:30 a m. Eldon Buhrman asks board to approve an assessor's aide starting July 1 with state funding covering 60 percent of salary and county 40 percent.
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Weather Bureau
Pearance
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Paul Oswald
Clopper
Eldon Buhrman
Foxville
County
Hussein Holds Firm Control Amid Majali Assassination
Amman reports King Hussein retains control after premier Hazza Majali’s assassination. Babjat el Talouni named to Majali’s cabinet as Jordan enacts emergency measures including curfews, troop patrols, and airport restrictions while tensions rise with Egypt's UAR and Arab states.
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Hussein
Spiro Elissa
Amman
Jordan
Promeer ‘Hazra Majali
Babjat el Talouni
Majali
Mapal
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Castro Calls Rally to Answer San Jose Declaration
Fidel Castro urged a large turnout in Havana for Friday afternoon to respond to the Declaration of San Jose. He reaffirmed ties with the Soviet Union and criticized the United States and the Organization of American States, claiming the Yankee empire and aid plans harmed Cuba. He spoke to teachers traveling to new schools in eastern Cuba and framed Cuba as leading an anti imperialist rebellion.
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Havana
Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
San Jose
United States
Castro
America
Latin America
United Sirates
OAS
First Polio Case Of Season Here Of Serious Bulbar Type
Dr. W Ross Cameron reports the season’s first case of bulbar polio in Howell Cook 22 of 47 Charles St taken to Washington County Hospital and to Baltimore City Hospital by ambulance. Cook, a hotel doorman, had contact with many people from different areas and had traveled out of state. Nurses will be provided by the National Foundation and expenses covered during hospitalization. Immunization will be offered Thursday at Coffman Health Center for those up to 40 who have not yet received the Salk shots. The first inoculation offers some protection after three shots and a booster.
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W. Ross Cameron
Howell Cook
Charles St
Washington County Hospital
Baltimore City Hospital
Cook
Cameron
vCane
Balbarope Polo
National Foundation
Coffman Health Center
Williamsport Property Assessments To Be Reviewed Next Month
Williamsport District assessments will be reviewed next month with notices mailed to owners in September. Simon Clapper told the Board of County Commissioners that Williamsport will be followed by Wilson and Leesburg districts, though completion is unlikely this year. The state advised two extra staff are needed to manage the program, but the county has balked at hiring. Clapper pressed for one new employee, with the board to decide later. The state tax commission upheld an assessment on Rest Haven Cemetery land totaling 39 860 dollars. Clapper plans to attend the State Assessors Association conference in Ocean City and the National Association of Assessors convention in Denver as a panel member.
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Williamsport
Simon Clapper
Board of County Commissioners
Wilson's
Lesersburg
Washington
Rest Haven Cemetery
Clopper
State Assessors’ Association
Ocean City
National Assn. of Assessors
Denver
Col
Barber loses fortune in hotel room and wanders cured
Maxim Radin, 79, a New York barber with $11,067 in travelers checks and $3,800 in cash, left his life savings in a hotel room. After two days of roaming California and New York, hotel staff recovered the valise hidden under a bed. He and his belongings were reunited, and Radin planned to restart in Oakland.
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Barber
Fortune
Oakland
Calif
New York
Maxim Radin
California
Nail
Yugoslavia
Ashley
Valixe
Radin
Belgrade
Capitals
Jingor
Michal Rurik
Asheley
Castro denounces Costa Rica meeting as treason to Latin America
Fidel Castro hailed Cuba's cultural pact with North Korea while blasting the Costa Rica hosted OAS foreign ministers. He called the San Jose declaration treason and accused signatories of yielding to imperialism, mocking US intervention and praising Venezuela's leftist stance.
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Western Hemisphere
OAS
Cuba
Castro
Costa Rica
Latin America
Americas
San Jose
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Lrisis
Weather overview for Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Regional forecast notes fair tonight with warm humid days ahead. Hagerstown and Eastern Shore expect highs mid to upper 80s, lows upper 60s to mid 70s. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers likely across Maryland Delaware and western Pennsylvania with warm conditions continuing into Wednesday and Thursday.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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Fairchild
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Syria
Harza Majali
Kamal Shammouni
Egypt
Middle East
United Arab Republic of
Habes Majali
Stain Premer
Nicosia
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
RAF
Neaf
North Korea
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