Police nab four in derailment plot to strike national monuments
New York police and the FBI rounded up four suspects including Raymond Wood, a 31 year old Black man and undercover officer, over plans to blow up the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monument, and the Liberty Bell. Also seized were Robert Collier, Walter Bowe, Khaleel Sayyed, and Michelle Dutlos of Montreal. Detective Wood received a gold shield as an immediate promotion amid conflicting details about the alleged extremist group and their motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kohn
NEW York
Raymond Wood
Coglly
Washington Monument
FBI
Wood
Bronx
Broollinch
Black Liberation Front
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Chester
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Fordham University
Weed
Palise Bureau of Special Servens
Robert S. Collier
Boston
Walter A. Bowe
Philadelphia
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Brooklyn
Michelle Dutlos
Montreal
Dlevision
Quebec
Canada
I Molier
England
U.S
Bowe
New York Harbor
Canadian Royal Police
Miss Duetns
Acrss
West 120Th Street
Collier
East 10Th Steel
Manhattan
Byoakion Ielicatessen
Miss Duclos
Weod
United Nations
Earle N. Bishop
I Bowe
Sayyed
Cuba
Veward University School of Engineering
Washington, DC
Not A Voter Not A Citizen Says Old Negro Farmer
In Jackson Mississippi a 78 year old Negro farmer told the Civil Rights Commission that he paid poll taxes for more than 40 years before being allowed to register as a voter and fears voting. He and four other Negro witnesses described lingering fear and discrimination while deputies no longer use clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Civil Rights Commission
Jake Cain
Carroll County
Cain
Beti
Local Deaths and Notices From Clear Spring Area
Obituaries from Clear Spring and surrounding towns note the deaths of Frank J Starliper 52 at home on Te s day. Also announced are funeral arrangements for Benjamin J Garrish 89 of Williamsport and Lilian A Milligan 64 of Hagerstown, with survivors listed. Additional items include notices for James A Williams 68 of Norfolk and correction for widow Nellie F Ridgely 55 of Denver in this local death column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Starliper
Clear Spring
Frank J. Starriper
Tesday
Lethean
Kanade) Starliper
Samuel W. Starliper
Homer Vance
Nelihe Kerfool
Flagerstown
Brotherg
Charles
Menry F
Benjamin J. Garrish
Leal
Spn
Charles A. Michael
Greenlawn
Williamsport
Benjamin Joseph Garrish
Reeder
Boonsboro
Het
Bertha
Mandy
Garrish
Joseph Henry
George
Market Shows Higher Edge in Mixed Trading
The market opened with slight gains but activity was mixed as several giants posted fractional advances. General Dynamics United Aircraft Douglas and Boeing rose while IBM faced continued selling pressure. Pan American World Airways traded around 3144 with Eastern Air Lines up over a point. Pennzoil Pure Oil and Brunswick showed notable moves as investors watched merger chatter and dividend recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFA
Wery
Iby
General Dynamics
United
Aircraft
Douglas
Boeing
Pan American World Airways
Pennzoil
Pure Oil
Brunsivick
Index Shows Difference In Recent Economic Boom
AP analysis notes a four year rise in industrial output with utilities leading gains while mining lags. Durable goods and business equipment show strong gains as the Fed index nears record highs, though port strikes and export demand loom as potential headwinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Retired AP Official Leaves $160 000 Estate
New York AP obituary notes Kent Cooper retired general manager of The Associated Press died January 3 in West Palm Beach Florida at 84 His will shows he left most of his estate to his widow Sarah A Gibbs Cooper and a $30000 bequest to Mrs George L Seeger of Ossining New York a daughter by an earlier marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Cooper
Sarah A. Gibbs Cooper
George L. Seeger
Ossining
N.Y
Marvin V. Birely
Waynesburg
Marvin Franklin Birely
jBlic
Washington Foulans Hospital
Nagerstown
Birely
Western Maryland Railway
Sabillasville
William Franklin
Alice S. (Brown) Birely
St .Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ile
Acaia Lodge
Thurmiont
Zemo Temple
Harrisburg
Blue Ridge Mountain
Alice Virginia
Maser
Arden K. Barton
Blue Ridge
Summit
David W. Zim
Merman
Catonaville
St. Merk’n Lutheran Church
Death notices from Waynesboro and surrounding towns
Multiple obituaries from Waynesboro Chambersburg and Brunswick list charles stoner 78 funeral at Grove Funeral Home. Survivors include son Charles F Stoner and daughter H. Paul Ridenour with burial at Greenhill Cemetery. Also memorials for Marvin Franklin Birely 82 ex postmaster and Dorcas Drumheller 74 with services at Grove and Barbour funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Charles &.Stoner
W. Main
Grove Feneral
Stoner
Wakehild
Mary (Unger) Storer
Charles F
Paul Ridenour
Hagerstowe
Childsome Ball
Mima Conrad
McCarrell
Arthur Conrad
Perry Bueke
Greenhill Cemetery
Dorcas Drumheller
Chambersburg
Dorcas (Kennedy) Drumheller
Chamersburg
Gateway Convalescent Home
Hagerstown
William and Mary (Gardner) Kennels
First Lutheran Church
Willing Workers
American Legion
VEW Amiliaries
Wiliam F. Baker
Martinsburg
Feva Mawyer
Gladys O. Wyland
Arlene Bowser
Chambers Bute
Ruby Wauver
Hildren
Barbour
Siamese Twins Resting After Separation in Houston
The Webber twins Karen Marie and Kimberly Marie rest after a delicate operation at Texas Children's Hospital. Surgeons report shared pericardium and temporary plastic patches while the two month old girls receive assisted breathing and controlled incubation. Parents Mr and Mrs Joba Webber Sr. of Ray City express cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Webber
Karen Marie
Kimberly Marie
Karen
Texas Children's Hospital
Joba ‘Webber Sr
Ray City
Soviet Claims Nuclear Warheads Equal To 100 Million Tons Of TNT
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union possesses intercontinental and global rockets with nuclear warheads totaling 100 million tons of TNT. Marshal Vasily Sokolovsky, former chief of the general staff, asserts long range rockets and nuclear tipped planes back the Red Army, noting submarines and new anti aircraft defenses augment the force. He spoke amid the Red Army anniversary events, stressing nuclear means deter aggression and that policy should seek peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasily Sokolovsky
Sokolovsky
Red Army
Defense Mlinistry
Sokulovsky
Soviet Armeik
Khrayshehey
U.S
Sokulovske
Baltimore Archbishop to be named cardinal in Vatican
Vatican City AP report notes Archbishop Lawrence Joseph Shehan of Baltimore will become a cardinal at the upcoming consistory. He met with Cardinal Cicognani and spoke with students at the North American Pontifical College in Vatican City before the consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Lawrence Joseph Shehan
Baltimore
Amble
Cicognani
Vatican
Pontifical ‘College Fron
Shean
Syrians Order American Out Over Spy Ring Claim
Syrian authorities expel Walter Snowdon, second secretary at the U S Embassy, accusing him of heading a spy ring. Al Baath cites secret info leakage to the Syrian army and claims other members confessed. Snowdon, 46, his wife and two children prepared to depart as diplomacy shifts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Walter 5
Snowdon
al Ba'ath
Ba'ath Soeiatist Party
Embasy
Cab
Cingad
English History Comes Alive In The Hollow Crown
Television and radio review notes CBS historic drama The Hollow Crown featuring Shakespearean excerpts and royal portraits from Mary Queen of Scots to Henry VIII. Highlights include a marriage proposal, a letter from Anne Boleyn, and a mock report on Henry VIII’s looks. The second part will cover Charles I to Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
James I
Royal Shakespeare Company
England
Iers
Mary
J Many Richards
Mentys
Edwarts
Jameses
Charleses
Henry VIII
Henry
Ann Bolexa
Hensty
Naples
Charles 1
Victoria
Danny Raye
Pat Carrell
Ellie Sommer
ABC
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Police
Mat
del. D.C. Va
Nady Noy
Penna
W. Va
Ae ‘Inglow
Prem Ieft
Michelle Dulas
Daily Mail
Lagerstown
Joel S. Sayyed
Robert Steele Callier
CAP Wirephoto
Carroil County
Lilian A. Milligan
Lillian Amelia Milligan
Daniel F. Mulligan
Willard St
Washington County Hospital
Mulligan
Bel Air
Simon Wo
Lillian Brown
Fingerstown
St. John's Lutheran Church
Martinsving
Wora
Mary K. Carter
Magerstown
Sora
John N. Richards
Rockville
Russell T. Richards
Washington, D.C
Mildred Powell
Dhenson
Nora J Lee Cramer
Daniel
Chorge
Millard
Edward
Franklin
Simon W. Brown
Vernon Platner
Henry K. Brown
Rymal
Green Hill Cemetery
Marysburg
James A. Williams
James Arthur Williams Sr
Norfolk
Norfolk Hospital
Ada (Wright) Williams
Jane Beard
James A, Willams Jr
Robert A
Williams
Ollaman - Brown
Forest
Laven
Robert Ridgely
Denver
Colo
Nellie Falla Ridgely
Lith
Abeishel
City Light
Vin
Bethel Church Cemetery
the Grove
Funeral Home
David C. Mainhart
Brunswick
David Clenton Mainhart
Nora Mae Mainhart
Baltimore & Ghigo Railroad
Nugh
Leroy BE
Amine
Harry JD
Lovellsville
Nellie Harrison
Molly Langley
Florida
Georgia L. Jones
Arizona
Feete Funeral
Ralph W. Miller
Brunswick Lutheran Church
Avetttville
Friends
Television
RADIO
SEN Radio
Sige
E. Washington St
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