Freedom Ride Planned For Tomorrow On U S Route 40
Baltimore AP report says CORE plans a Cuban style march along U S 40 in Maryland and Delaware to press restaurant integration with an expected turnout split between New York, Washington, and Baltimore. The action follows arrests of sit-in demonstrators and debates over public accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Baltimore
Kennedy
Congress of Racial Equality
CORI
CORE
U.S. 4
Maryland
Melaware
Kenneily
Africa
Asia
S¢Ente
Washington
Delaware
New York
Maryland Restaurant Association
Restaurateurs
Maryland General Assembly
Julius Hobson
Hobson
Freedom
Ansthey Core
Walter Cater
Cochairman
Edward Mankenheim
COREL
Carter Amt Hlyakenhein
Film To Feature Rally Tomorrow At Youth Center
A Christmas Saturday night Youth Rally is set for the Christian Youth Center at 99 Corbett St, starting 7 30. A film titled Christmas in Hong Kong portrays a Chinese boy learning the meaning of the Greatest Story Ever Told plus angels singing and a family finding salvation. Music by the Hykes Sisters and the Mew Sisters from the church radio program. Rev Reuben Cantrell urges parents to bring children. the public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Youth Center
Corbett St
Vong Kong
Hong Kong
Hykes
Hollnwell
Christ Church
Reuben Cantrell
Jos Himes Weverton Merchant Dies in Brownsville Area
The obituary notes Jos Himes and Weverton merchant pass away, survived by Mrs. Ruby Truaper, two brothers Jesse L. James and Charles Himes, a half brother Briscoe Reeser, ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Percival and at Jackles Funeral Home arrange services in Havers Percy today, with burial at Brownsville Heights Church Brethren Cemetery in Brownsville on Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Truaper
Brunswick
Jesse L. James
Frederick
Charles
Himes
Brownsville
Briscoe Reeser
Pinesburg
Me¢l
Jackles
Hav
Ers Percy
Waverton
Brownsville Heights
Cancellations Slightly Ahead Of Last Year
The Hagerstown post office reported 128,020 cancellations yesterday as the Christmas rush rose. This topped December 14 figures from a year ago when 123,178 cancellations were logged. Postal workers said they were keeping up with the flood of mail and all items mailed before 2 a.m. would be sent to destinations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Hagerstown
Aivil
Woman Driver Dies In Auto Service News
Irene Henderson of Halethorpe was found dead in her car after it left Shelbourne Road in Baltimore. Police reported no visible injuries and she was pronounced dead on arrival at St Agnes. The item also notes Lt. Nelson L. Clay’s assignment and basic training details for Army Reserve units, and Navy Ensign James J. Dudley Jr undergoing airborne navigation training in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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Baltimore
Irene AM. Henderson
Halethorpe
Shelbourne Road
Nita
St. Agnes
Nelson L. Clay
Myineland
Linda Mac Clay
Con Magerstown
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Kentucky
100Th
Navy
Ens
James J. Dudley, Jr
James T. Dudley
Weldon Pi
Naval Air
Brother Of Alleged Kidnapper Shot And Killed Early Today
In Baltimore Louis Pittore was shot and killed amid a feud linked to his brother Alfred Pittore’s kidnaping trial in Annapolis. Police held a 25 year old for questioning after a confrontation at Bolton Democratic Club. Alfred Pittore, convicted earlier of kidnapping Gale K. Guyer, faces sentencing delayed by his ongoing trial.
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Baltimore
Louis P. Pittore
Pittore
Alfred
Annapolis
Palice
Louis
Fonay Drexel
Charles Quick
Bolton Democratic Club
Pitlare
Opm
Butlers
Meta
Capie
Sateley
Sargert
Pittare
Isic
Leial
Alfred Pittore
Ratti
Syhiel
Earliees
Gale K. Guyer
Fin
Anne Irundel County
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Charles J. Yeagley, Jr
Benjamin Michaelson
Obituaries from Waynesboro and nearby towns
Obituary notices list Verda Hayes and Hattie Swope among survivors, with funeral plans in Waynesboro and Baltimore. Leo Edward Poffenberger, 59, of Hagerstown, died in Washington County Hospital. services set in Sharpsburg. Laura Catherine Coleman of Pleasantville dies after long illness. services at Ruckles Funeral Home with interment in Samples Manger cemetery.
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Mimie Mays
Carrie Cunningham
Goldie McNamee
Edna Shiptey
Vernon Showe
Hagerstown
Wale ‘Ters
Pratt Ani
Sls
Baltimore
Leo Edward Poffenberger
Leo Fitward Poffenberger
N. Lous Street
Hagerstiwn
Washington County Hospital
Harvey Leo Wolfenberger
Kipe) Polfenbergver
North Lo Least SL
Church of the Brethren
Blue Ridge Transports Linn Company
Potomac
Miller
Mountain View
Sharpsburg
Laura C. Coleman
Laura Catherine Cale
Ina
Pleasantville
Washington County
Sprankles Milla
Ienate
Robert J
Barbara Frederick Gaston
Dorothy Smith
Brockway
Pay Clair Dobson
Punssat
Lawney
Luther R. Coleman
Melfi
Val
Mary B. Weaver
Paul A. Coleman
Annie Pearl Smith
Viiary Hart W. Coleman
Tagerstown
Mervin J. Coleman
John Alvers
Raymond Rower
Samples Manger Cemetery
Bomb Shelter Talk Presented To Rotarians
Col. Barrows, a federal civil defense officer, spoke to the Wagerstown Rotary Club at the Wochen hotel. He urged personal obligation to build shelters, noting mixed opinions on effectiveness but stressing lives saved. The talk criticized outsiders misrepresenting fallout shelters. Harvey Hevser’s music will feature Decks Palle and Jean Glosser at next Rotary meeting.
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Col. Barrows
Federal Civil Defense Program
Wagerstown
Harvey Hevser
Musie Cam Wrilee
Decks Palle
Jean Glosser
Extra Aid Ordered For S Viet Nam
In Viet Nam a few days ago officials said the United States may have sent more planes to supplement others there. Vietnamese forces possess fighter-bomber mining planes and two engine transports that could be armed for combat or used to drop traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Niem
Vitaly
Syist
United States
City Auditor Sees Inconsistent County Board Statements
City Auditor notes inconsistency in County Board remarks amid Congo cease-fire talks and UN mediation moves. Reports from Brussels and United Nations show ongoing political efforts as Thant and envoys pursue reconciliation while U.S. stance remains unchanged.
Kennedy Seeks Alliance for Progress in Latin America
President and Mrs Kennedy depart on a tour to rally support for the Alliance for Progress a $20 billion plan aiding Latin American nations. In Caracas and Bogota Kennedy meets Betancourt and Lleras, discusses tariffs and the Communist threat, and pledges U S aid to Vietnam as North Viet Nam pressures South Viet Nam amid regional security talks.
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U.S
Levarste
Caracas
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Venezo Colombia
United States
Betancourt
Kennel
la Morita
Siy
Alberto Lleras Cameatgo
Colombia
Alliamce
Organization of American
Castro
Washington
Sid Foight
Fairchild Secures Major Antenna Contract for Army Work
Fairchild announces a $165,000 order for a large diameter parabolic antenna for Raytheon in Bedford Massachusetts. The antenna, with Raytheon as prime contractor, will be built in Hagerstown for U S Army use on a classified project.
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Raytheon Co
Bedford
Mass
Wo VL Shrlensteiner
Fairchild Strtates
Hagerstown
Ufe
U. S. Army
Eichmann To Die Hanging For Crimes
Nazi war crime verdict in Israel sentences Adolf Eichmann to death by hanging. Judge Landau declares crimes against the Jewish people as unparalleled and notes the aim to remove an entire population. Eichmann's trial follows his capture in Argentina and transport to Israel for trial and execution.
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Eichmann
Uhak Ben-Zel
Eichmanss
Iself
Landau
Bin
Grimes
Eiehmenn
Landaw
Servalins
Fiehmann
Dows
Fichmann
Israel
Haifa
Gestapo
Jewish Affairs Division
Argentina
Behmann
Tshombe Peace Pleas Mark Sudden Policy Shift
Tshombe urged a peace stance after a previous warlike Elisabethville speech that called Katangen fighters to resist to the death, signaling a sharp change in rhetoric and policy toward the Katangen conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Congo Crisis Outlook Amid Peace Efforts
Reports from Katanga and Washington indicate ongoing skirmishing but renewed diplomatic efforts. Kennedy proposes a plan accepted by Tshombe to halt bloodshed, while Congo officials and Belgian authorities seek neutral mediation as violence continues and a Belgian package tour of aid is discussed.
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Associated Press
Emisabettville
Imtia UN Toons
Inkil
Sily
Univer Nations
Yaure
Chile
Katanga
Kennedy
Washington
Moise Tshombe
St Kennedy
Tshombe
White House
Brussels
Congo
Cyrille Adanta
Leopoldville
U.S
Edatund A. Gultion
Louis Spighe
Interyrne
Joel Spigher
Williams
Patnmac Grill
Williamnaport
Louis
Oder
Werthington Teounty Hospital
California to Take Lead in Population Soon
WASHINGTON state that California will overtake New York as the nation's most populous in 1963 according to Census Bureau estimates. New York's July 1 population was about 17 million, while California was projected around 16 million.
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Washington
California
New York
Census Bureau
Il Millon
Hooper Wolfe Edits Civil War Newspaper
G W Wolfe of Williamsport issued the first issue of a periodical titled Ben Centennial Observer and C&O, covering Civil War topics in Williamsport and the canal region. The paper proclaims independence, pledges analysis of candidates and reports current news with historical notes and reader-supplied sidelights on Williamsport history.
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Hooper Wolfe
Bentennial Observer
C&o
G. W. Wolfe
Williamsport
Willamsport
Wolle Wis
William Sport
Serwice
Red Men Plan For Election In Williamsport
The Improved Order of Red Men Lodge of Williamsport will elect officers Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the lodge hall at 790. Refreshments will follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Red Men
Order of Red Men Lodge
Prayer Day Petition Seeks Christ Like Service Throughout Community
A heartfelt prayer seeks strength to serve neighbors with the spirit of Christ. The petitioner asks for guidance to live kindly in daily acts and to extend love to all, guided by faith in God through Jesus Christ. W Dale Oldham signs from Anderson, Park Place Church of God mission.
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Jesus
Christ
God
W. Dale Oldham
Anderson, Hut
Omminissey
Park Place
Church of
Goo
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Youth Center
Jos. Himes
Weverton
Obituartes
Kiwanis Foundation
Kiwanis Club
Pll. Russell
Leonard & Wikenight
Foundation For Varias
Hagerstans
S. Viet Nam
Katahga
Adotla
Sonn
Senegal
Leopold Serighor
Thant
Britain
U.N
Central
Leopardville
Ralph Ronebe
Robert Gardiner
Thank Sunray
George W. Ball
Une
Fiutal
Fare
Diem
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Yale
Goar
Asault
Bien
Eid
Republic of
G. Itdenenlerer
Kintedy
Fiem
Hanoi
Plem
Fairchild
Potomat St. Alas
Clark L. Jennings
Mar. Hama Phane
Iiseas
Seca
Eakle’s
Max Factor
Coty
Little Miss Coty
Friendship Gardens
Ace Delivery Service
Eakles Sc
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