Marlow Sees No New NATO Ideas Before Paris Talks
James Marlow argues there will be no fresh concepts from Washington for NATO at the Paris meeting. He notes strains among Allies over arms to Tunisia and fears Western unity and U.S. leadership amid Soviet pressure. If Eisenhower cannot attend Paris due to health, Nixon may step in, affecting strategy and nuclear options.
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Local Man Bags 24-Point Deer Near Oak Land Dee.5
Zimmerman, a Williamsport painter at the new power plant, claimed a deer shot last week near Oak land Dee.5 with 24 points. The buck weighed 145 pounds with a 35 inch spread. He plans to have the head mounted.
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Spotlight On Books and a Memory System by Brothers
Joyce Brothers and Edward Ragan present a proven program to channel motivation, conquer moods, set goals, reward achievement, and clear mind of unnecessary information. Each day reads a chapter to absorb steps, speeding you toward an efficient memory. The Washington County Free Library features a new themed book weekly to show sticker materials available.
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Young Kidney Transplant Patient Dies After Short Rally
Fourteen year old Jimmy Foster of Boston died after a kidney transplant operation caused by a lifelong kidney ailment. His twin sister donated one of her kidneys in a series of six operations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Doctors say the operation improved Jimmy briefly but the kidney failed due to infection and other complications. Mrs. Juanita Foster said she would do it again and urged other families not to be disheartened by the setback. The Foster twins had been from Polson Idaho, one of several cases where twin donors provided kidneys to siblings.
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Williams Family Stars In CBS And Mason Series
Barbara Hale and Bill Williams discuss balancing two TV series while Barbara appears on Perry Mason and Bill stars in a domestic comedy with Betty White on CBS. They outline routines for their three children and the challenges of early calls and long workweeks. A separate post office event highlights a film on mail handling and the transition to machine sorting at Silver Spring.
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United Lutheran Church Men name change approved
The men’s auxiliary of the United Lutheran Church has changed its name from The Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church to United Lutheran Church Men. The move aligns the group with the main church body and aims to simplify branding and outreach within the congregation.
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Farm land owners may owe social security taxes under new rules
W. King of Hagerstown district says any farmer with net profit $400 or more in the tax year must file an income tax return showing income taxable under the social security act. Lyon notes farmers with $400 net profit and $609 or more gross farm income can report earnings toward social security. If gross income exceeds $1,800 two thirds of it is reportable.
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Daughter Of Godfrey Hurt In Accident
Patty Guilfrey daughter of Arthur Godfrey is hospitalized in Loudoun County Virginia after a two car collision near his farm. She suffered a broken shoulder scalp and finger cuts while a stop sign violation by her companion sparked the crash. Joan Parks 18 and Fielding L Marshall 34 were also injured. A reckless driving warrant was served against Parks. The report notes another item about a buckskin shirt worn by Chief Ouray of the Utes being returned to the Ute Indian Museum at Montrose Colorado.
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