Nicaraguan election ends amid killings and protests
In Managua, voters backed Rene Schick Gutiérrez while clashes between National Guardsmen and anti Somoza demonstrators left an infant dead and eight injured. Opposition leader Fechahda Aguera Rocha faced house arrest after calling for a boycott. Schick, a Somoza ally, will take office May 1 amid charges the election lacked guarantees for a free vote.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Shree
Ani
Wersh
Somoza
Rene Schick Gutiierres
Liberal Party
Fechahda Aguéra Rocha
Aguero
Agnew
Schick
Luis Somoza
Somozas
Conservative
Near Qua
Diego Manuel Chamirto
Chamber of Deputies
President Kennedy education bill moves through Congress
President Kennedy's education bill begins its run in Congress with Secretary Celebrezze and Commissioner Keppel testifying before the House Education and Labor Committee. Republicans threaten to strip items to focus on a few, arguing total costs are unclear and projections vary from 1.2 billion for year one to several billions over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Infare
U.S
Francis Keppel
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam C. Powell
I. N.Y
Education and Labor Committee
Shesher
Aschief
Republi Caig
Charles E. Goodell
R-Ny
Local Deaths Continued From Pape 20
Obituary notices list many residents including Mrs Mary Ellen Buskirk Hancock Mrs Edna Marie Hess Hagerstown and Betty Legier Hanwick. Funeral services set for several area residents with arrangements at Hafer Minnich Bie and Grove funeral homes. Burial at Vale Summit and Broadfording churches noted.
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Pape
Drew
Mary Ellen Buskirk
Hancock
Edna Marie Hess
Hagerstown
William
Leroy Legeer
Betty Legier
Hanwick
May’ Hughes
RFD 2
Prestburd
Willeame Winebeemer
Prestburg
George Henry Winebrenner
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Teels
Battimors
Clarence Willeben- Her
Cumberland
Edward Plummer
Miami
Area Deaths and Obituaries from Martinsburg and Waynesboro
Obituaries list Edith Mey Beluler wife of William Arthur Bander died Saturday at home in Martinsburg area. Born 1888 in Hetloud Virginia she was a Sunday school teacher and missionary president. Survived by two sons four grandchildren two sisters two brothers and nieces. Funeral Tuesday at St Luke’s U B Church with burial at Rosndale. Also noted death of Hole s Heck 25 of Rt 2 Martinsburg in hospital after yearill health born Berkeley County daughter of Walter and Alice Heck. Member of Berkeley Independent Christian Church. Survived by five sisters and three brothers. Funeral Wednesday at Rosemont Rogelshe cate Coffman Home with burial at Rosedale Cemetery. And Sylvia Ann Weaver 18 of Waynesboro Route 3 died Saturday after two months illness at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh. Daughter of Andrew and Sylvia Weaver. Surviving parents listed.
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Lillis Mae Hose
Lillie Mae Hose
Clear Spring
Nelvie F. Hose
Mary Ramp
Minnich
East Wilson
Warren Zeigler
Broadfording Church
Welshyn
David
Maria King Carbaugh
St. John's Reformed Church
Malcolm Hose
Mary
Ump
Maugansville
Hand
Ruth
Pletcher
Hagerstowns
Henry W. Carbaugh
Hagerstown
Chern M. Carbaugh
Pinesburg
McKinley Carbaugh
Florida
Frank C. Brandenburg
Frank. Brandenburg
Veteran's Administration Center
Mirlinsburg
W. Va
Wolfsville
Tracey
Elizabeth Gaver Brandenburg
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Nellie Palmer
Cavetown
Sadie Vvssong
Stalthshung
Katie Herbs
Chewsville
Mamily Lockard
Reisterstown
Austin
Rose Hill
Mankay
Edith Mey Beluler
William Arthur Bander
Sie
Florida Ave
Hetloud
Newton
Isabel V. Ritter Keller
St. Luke's E.U.B. Church
Women’s Missionary Associaon
Howard L. Volks
Rosndale Cemetery
Holes PF. Heck
Rt 2
Martinsburg
King's Daughters Hospital
Berkeley County
Walter J
Alice V. Brown Heck
Beddington
Berkeley Independent Christian Church
Patricia Robinson
Geneva Everhart
Bol
Carol
Darlene
Diane
Walter
Rapard
Mitchell
Pam
Rosemont Rogelsehate
Coffman
George MacKay
Buria
Rosedale Cemetery
Waynesboro
Sylvia
Ann Weaver
Wayniesboro
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Franklin County
Andrew
Sylvia Mas Mong Weaver
Three Of Nine Aboard Vessel Crown In Gulf
Gulfport Mississippi AP reports that nine fishermen escaped wreck by tying together as their 87 foot Sea Horse sank off Bayou La Batre. Eight were pulled from the Gulf by a Coast Guard cutter Nike two died, seven survived with injuries and exposure. Names include Willard Hull Archie Wilson Westley Stastatt Max Alford and John Summers among Pensacola and Theodore residents. rescue occurred after a gale and 25 foot waves. Funeral services planned for the deceased with burial at Parke Lawn Cemetery Chambersburg.
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Gulfport
Miss
Ordea
Wabon
Coast Guard
Gulf
Nike
Math
Willard Hull
Archie Wilson
Pensacula
Mla
Westley Eli Stastatt
Theodore
Ala
Max Alford
John Summers
John Grey
John ‘Tucker
David Grigg
C. G. J Smith
Pensacola
Sea Horse
Bayour la Balre
Ata
Smith
Rawr
North Sind
Sea Morse
Survivors recount car sinking through ice tragedy
Three South Dakota State College youths, Philip Anderson and Philip Vergeldt among them, died when their car broke through lake ice on the Minnesota border. Survivor Jerry Hahn, 24, crawled from frigid water after breaking a window and later told of the seconds before authorities found the wreckage. The group, in Brookings, had taken a shortcut across the lake at about 2 am as ice buckled, with the car dragging into 12 feet of cold water.
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Browns Valley
Ming. AP
Tts
Gotlaero
Jee
Kes Haha
Pete Jonsen
Lakelien
Hahn
Jensen
Philip Anderson
Dick Paul Vergeldt
Gkindiver
Anderson and Vergeldt
Wheaton Mino
Hahn Leld
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Minnesota-South Dakota
Adenauer Says De Gaulle Open to U S Cooperation
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told US reporters that Charles de Gaulle is not opposed to alliance cooperation with the United States. Adenauer, in a wide interview in US News & World Report, said unity with the United States is vital to Europe and to the United States, and that France may eventually align on Polaris missiles within NATO. He noted De Gaulle seeks an independent French nuclear force but left room for agreement.
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Washington
West Gee
Kurt Lachmann
Mara
Konrad Adenaver Zine
Charles de Astor
Gaulle
Adenauer
United States
Domh
Kennedy
North Atlantic
Four Die as Slick Airways Plane Crashes in San Francisco
A four-engine Slick Airways cargo plane crashed on instrument approach to San Francisco International Airport amid fog, killing four of eight aboard. The vessel carried classified cargo to Alameda Naval Air Station. four crewmen from California died including pilot Richard MacCallum and copilot William Coryell. Injured crew and rescuers, including John Walk who saved two passengers, were taken to Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame as firemen battled the blaze for two hours.
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San Francisco
Slick Airways
Navy
San Francisco International Airport
Stick Airways
Alameda Naval Air Station
San Francisco Bay
Mass
Bee Electtry Corp
Stock
John Walk
Los Alamitos
Calif
Clarence Field
Millvrar
Aml
Kenneth Hale
San Mateo
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Walik
Eniers
Keating Keeps Pentagon Hopping On Cuba Buildup Charges
Senator Kenneth Keating of New York continues to press the Kennedy administration over alleged Soviet military buildup in Cuba. He claims troop strength and missile bases are far larger than prior estimates, despite denials from the Defense Department and White House. Keating cites unnamed sources and says the information does not chiefly come from refugees.
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Keating
Pentagon
Cuba
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Senate
Pentaf Lgor
State Department
Edwin Martin
ABC
Aya Mel Oo Sep Wrate
Defense Department
White House
Pleure Salinger
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Fire Alarm and Cold Weather Signal Burglary Attempt in Hagerstown
City Police linked a false fire alarm to a burglary at Anderson Co. Dry Cleaners 104 E Washington Fort Pierce cold wind drove water into the sprinkler triggering the alarm between 2 and 9 20 a m. Owner Edward Karn reported the attempted break in and said the door was forced part way. In a separate incident Joseph Havel Hildebrand reported four hob caps stolen from his car parked on S Mulberry between 7 40 and 8 30 p m on S days
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Hagerstown
Anderson Co. Dry Cleaners
Washington St
Holt
Edward 7. Karn
Broadway
Karn
Joseph Havel
Hildebrand
S. Mulberry St
Salldays
Resolution on death of Philip A. Rauth by Washington County Free Library
The Board of Trustees on January 26 1963 passes a resolution honoring Philip Anthony Rauth who died December 14 1962. It notes his long service to the library and community, expresses sorrow, and directs inscription of the resolution in records, publication in Hagerstown newspapers, and a copy to his family. Edward W. Goory President
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Trustees
Washington County Free Library
Philip Anthony Rauth
Rauth
Iosa
Hagerstown
Prayer for Influence and Purpose in God’s Work
A postmoderator from Toronto United Church of Canada offers a benediction praising every person’s infinite value in God’s sight. The prayer asks guidance to use personal influence to lead others toward Christ and fulfill the work God has given each person to do.
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Jess Christ
A. A. Scott
Toronto
United Church of Canada
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Seall E, Weaver
Patricia Mae Weaver
William E. Weaver
Smithsburg
David Cymong
Wayiesbero
Zimmerman
Greencestin
Tey
Glenn A. Heckman
Parke Lawn Cemetery
Chambersburg
Charles Steinemetz
Steinmetz
Jerry Hahn
de Gaulle
U. S
Edward W. Goory
Edward B. Hall
Ady
Hagerstown Trust CO
Hagerstown Trust Company
W. Washington St
Prospect Ave
Potomac St
Mireur
Federal Deposi
Nurancs Corp
Cook and
Ola Helper
Public
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