Geneva Stop on Herald Mail Europe Friendship Tour Agenda
Geneva shown as a stop on the Herald Mail Friendship Tour of Europe with reservations available. Total tour cost is 769 dollars. group departs March 28. Geneva hosts historic sites and modern shops, with famed Swiss watches and chocolates featured by local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Herald- Mail
Europe
United Nations
Palais Des Nations
Switzerland
Ous
Malek Phils Tee Aan Varherune
Fluoridation Aims to Cut Decay in Children Nationwide
Health officials urge fluoridation as the safest, most effective public health measure to reduce tooth decay in children. Dr. Spock endorses it, noting fluoridated water can lower decay by about 60 percent, yet 78,000 communities still lack this protection while 44 million people benefit in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Br. Spock
Muarthattan
America
Spock
Wales
State Agrees to Pay 120000 for Morgue Site in Baltimore
Baltimore officials announce state will purchase a 120000 dollar tract downtown to donate to the city for a new morgue near the University of Maryland Medical Center. Mayor McKeldin comments on the deal amid prior discussions of alternative sites near Johns Hopkins Hospital and East Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theatore
K. McKeldin
University of Maryland Medical Sebout
East Ballimore
Johns Uopkins Hospital
Mopkins
McKellin
Rivingt & Site
Iyeur
Amt
Mrs
America
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pan Am Sulkfing
Park Ave
New York City
Area Deaths Miss Naomi Tabler and Others
Obituary notices for Naomi Tabler of area residence and William Boyd Gay of Waynesboro detail funeral plans, family links, and service times. Also mentions Layton and other regional obituaries with birthplaces Jefferson County Centerville Needmore and birth years around 1880s, plus local lodge memberships.
Name rights event at Lark Church and Holstein funeral
A fragment reports a weekend service schedule at a church named Lark Church and mentions burial details for a Holstein cattle association event. Names include Jack M. Ebersole and Williamss M35 with references to May and Charles Verrin of Holstein. Further services were noted at port and Pleasant Grave Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mf
Ebersole
Williamss
Iors
May
Charles Verrin
Association of America
Bank Robber Given Life In Prison
New York bank robber Bobby Smandall Wilcoxson received life in prison after a Brooklyn federal court verdict for a bank guard killing. Co-defendant Albert E. Nussbaum, 29, mastermind, got 40 years. The pair, former inmates, had pleaded guilty to eight bank stickups that netted about 250000 along the Eastern Seaboard, including Lafayette National Bank in Brooklyn on December 15, 1961, and robberies in Buffalo Washington and Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Smandall Wilcoxson
John Dulinger
Tutt A Jude
Caroner
Wilcoxson
Brooklyn
Albert EF
Nussbaum
Buffalo
Lafayette National Bank
Witeysson
Iitteet Fuarl
Henry Kraus
Witcoxson
Washington
Home and Sports Show Plans on Schedule
Six weeks remain before the annual Home and Sports Show opens at the fairgrounds from March 18 to 21. Chairman Bert Yingling notes exhibitors organize the event themselves with support from the Exchange Club of Washington County. New attractions and program changes aim to boost displays and variety while showcasing the latest home construction, improvement ideas, popular sports trends, camping gear, and outdoor items. Admission is free and parking is no charge, with all proceeds supporting Exchange Club activities.
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Wight On
Scheule
Bert Yingling
Wing
Ling
Yates
Mavch
Leat Fairgrounds
Exchange Club
Washington County
New Dictator Of Viet Nam Establishes Government After Coup
Saigon officials report Maj. Gen. Nguyen Xhanh, 36, proclaimed a new government with himself as premier. He named Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh as chief of state and read the cabinet list from his office steps while vowing to repel Communist aggression and secure the countryside. A deadly bombing in Saigon, marked by Viet Cong attacks and Vietnamese casualties, followed Khanh’s pledge. The move aimed to unify the regime and deter rival forces as Vietnam faces ongoing turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Sunh Viet Nam
Nguyen Xhanh
South Viet Nam
Paratranger
Khan
Hhose
Kia
Duong van Minh
Minh
Gia Long
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Khanh
U.S
Bat
Prere
Amern Atissault
Cambatian
Bneder
Jover
Mrs Rockefeller Ends Campaign Run Before Baby Due
Mrs Rockefeller on final campaign trip before June birth. Theis visit to Oregon highlights her husband Governor Nelson Rockefeller's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. The trip, part of a hectic May campaign, marks her last sustained political activity until after the child is born. The governor later questioned Goldwater's plan to dispatch Marines from Guantanamo Bay to Cuba, calling it militarily unfeasible amid a strong Soviet presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Gray
Theis
Oregon
Medford
Ore
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Clive
Rockefeller
New York
Misty
Hin
Goldwater
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Florida Braces as Heavy Rain and Winds Lash State
A Florida weather surge brings heavy rains and gusts up to high speeds with tornado warnings along the Daytona Beach Tampa corridor. The storm impacts highways and communities, while other regions face extreme weather in a day of widespread disruption.
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Associated Press
Florida
Daytona Beach
Tampa
Great Plains
Texlove
Flor
Carolinas
Gaines
Plarida
tAmen
Jance Webb
Columbus
North Broadway
Church
Beckwith Seeks Release On Bond After Mistrial
In Jackson Mississippi AP: Byron De La Beckwith, 43, the white segregationist charged with killing Medgar Evers, remains jailed after a deadlocked all white jury was dismissed. Defense plans to press for bond as mistrial ends 12 day trial. Evers family unavailable for comment.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Bon Perting
Beckwith
Towa
Greenwood
Medgar Evers
Nesra
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Leon
Hendrick
Rural-Urban Meeting at Hagerstown Chamber Event
Lawrence J. Downey chair of the Washington County agriculture committee says reservations for the February 17 rural-urban luncheon are rising. The event, sponsored by the Hagerstown Area Chamber of Commerce, features Dr. George B. Seidel of Du Pont in Wilmington as guest speaker with local farmers and business leaders attending.
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Lawrence J. Downey
Jtingerstown Chamer
Commerce
Hagerstown
Alexander
George RB
Seidel
Education
Spe
du Pont Company
Atf
Wilmington
Del
Downey
Maryland Sees Plan For 180th Star Spangled Banner Anniversary
The House may form a commission to organize a 180th anniversary for the writing of the Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key. Maryland groups plan commemorations, medals, and a memorial. County and city reports note trailer and building activity, plumbing licenses, and permit details. Maryland officials push for a western road to aid industry, jobs, and port competition with Baltimore.
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Coneressmium
Charles Mathias
Ofhia
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Key
Maryland
Twnenentars
Levis
Lb. Goldstein
Battmore
Goldstein
Rt. 49
Hancock
St. Lawrence Seaway
Bellimore
Baltimore
Geldstam
Presidents Area Redevelopment Committee
Appalachian
Garratt
Allegany
Washington
Ghana Deportation of Four American Professors Reflects Tense Politics
ACCHA Ghana reports four American professors from the University of Ghana were deported on charges of subversive activities. Two more Americans were ordered removed as protests by over 2,000 followers of President Nkrumah’s CPP erupted at Legon University amid claims of Western influence and one party socialist rule.
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Accha
Ghana
University of Ghana
Ghanacalla
Lours H. Schuster
Business Administration
Flame
Kwame Y Nkrumath
Convention People's Party
Legon
Martinsburg Adopts 11:45 PM Curfew Law
Martinsburg approves a curfew ordinance effective immediately requiring persons under 18 to be off city streets from 11:45 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Exceptions cover youths with guardians, emergency missions, and legal business. Penalties target parents with fines up to 25 dollars or jail up to 90 days for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Government Deports Six University of Ghana Faculty Members
The government announced the deportation of six University of Ghana faculty members, four of them Americans, amid allegations of subversion. The action marks a serious diplomatic and academic dispute centered on political tensions between Akila and Accra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accila
Ghana
University of Ghana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haszanger and Company
Society For Peace
Henry Dunant
International Red Cross
League of Nations
International Labor Office
the League
Shired Nations
Stule Tour
Children’s Dental Health
Floridation
Goapers
Ilo
Waskinton County
Cems Association
Chiliren
Berg
Rallally
Wulevoritet Amaiveg
T” MA
Naomi Tabler
Naomi
Hope
San Harum
Jefferson County
Murphy
Bertie van Metre Tabler
Charles Tabter
Williamsport
Brown
Martinsbury
Smoketown
William Boyd Gay
Waynesboro
East Main St
Mie
Centerville
Ohio
W. Nevin
Macy Olle Clifford Gay
Bowman Technical School
Lancaster
Charles ‘Town
Weikert
W. Main St
Wayneshoroey
Bash Stain
Masons of the Jefferson Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Charley Town
Osiris Termple Shrine
Wheeling
Wo Va
Wayneshor Shrine Club
Potomac Commandery
Shepleedstans
WooVa
RPO Elks
Eagles Club, Inc
Fraternal Order of Eagles
The
VEW
Atevivan Legion
Ath&l Fire Mapany
Waynesburg Fsh and Canto Association
Airs
Layton
Bullyton
Warfordsburg
Chambersburg
Needmore
Jatmison
Minnie (Clark) Layton
Seasaint Grove Christian Church
Lionel W.layton
Watfordsburg
Kathleen J. Fisher
MicConnellsburg
Tyndall Donegan
Han.eack
Marcus E. Layton
McConnellshure
Brothers and Sistters
den Jpie Sivit
New Juris
Pay Lesie Layton
St. Thomas
Irene of the
Netherlands
Carlos de Borbon Parma
Spain
Madrid
Taio
Marri
Viet Nam
Mrs. Rockefeller
Acag
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arianna
Hanna Raine
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Home Federal, Savings & Loan| Association
Gerald Shank
Jes
Munbing
Tts
Rickter
Lhage
Tillhe Agriculture Committee
Allie
Butcher & Shrer
Stoo
Anica Farmers & Merchants
First National
Edinen
Cara
Ite Ward
Candis Maing
Gepatal Waterworks” Corps
Peutavs Hiway
Sam
Henry’s
Connell Pictures
Pts
Hitchcock
Hiway
Massey Ford
East
Baltimore St
Anny Lewis
Sunday Bean Simmons
Robert Preston
Remick Garwer T
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