Senate To Decide Whether To Push Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP reports Democratic and Republican leaders split over pushing the civil rights bill in Congress. Johnson and Dirksen weigh delaying Senate action to let the House pass a measure, while some urge immediate action to avoid delays. Special notice: Lt. Gov. public concerns over military and labor reforms mix with broader civil rights aims as lawmakers plan potential late sessions. In Naples, Specialist Harry B. Stouffer reported for Army duty with Allied Forces in southern Europe.
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Allied Forces
Europe
Naples
Italy
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Great Britain
United States
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism How to Avoid Deformities
An advertisement offers a free book titled arthritis Rheumatim that claims to explain why medicines only provide temporary relief and to present a non surgical treatment with proven success since 1919. No obligation to request the free instructional book from The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Death claims Aunt Josie at age 113 in Kentucky
Storied midwife Aunt Josie Jacksom Sizemore dies Sunday at her isolated cabin after a long life delivering hundreds of babies across New York, Pennsylvania, and the South. Funeral services pending. She once recounted a simple life, saying she rose early, prayed with the Lord, and cared for those in need. Her obituary notes a long, generous career often without pay.
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Josie Jackson Sizemore
Manchester
Kentucky
Tennessee
Josie
Josie Jacksom Sizemore
New York
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Traf
Kent
Florida
Abraham
Eisenhower
Obituaries notice from Hagerstown area family deaths
Multiple local obituaries list survivors from Hagerstown Greencastle and Williamsport. Included are Ivan Ray Fintrock 62 of Greencastle died Friday at Waynesboro Hospital. Stuart H. Mason 60 of Hagerstown died Saturday at Washington County Hospital. Martin Hull 91 of Indiana Pa died, with local survivors in Hagerton. Services in Greencastle and Williamsport areas. call times and burial plans noted.
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Vubeyeumes Prom
Sepndary
Theresa J. Simos
Washington, D. C
A. Calente M. Snider
Heles G. Lushhaugh
This City
E. Edwis
Potteville
Preston L. Stitzel
la Plats
Ivan Ray Fintrock
van Ray Fintrock
Julia Hoover Fintrock
Baltimore St
Greencastle
Waynesboro Hospital
Keedgeville
Otha S
Margaret Norris Fintrock
Catbaugh American Legion Post
Mt. Pisgat
Af&am
Hagerstown Shrine Club
Terrapig Tribunal
Greencastle Sportsmen’s Club
Western Maryland Railway
First National Bank of
A. G. Cranketon Electric Company
Ivan Ray Jr
Reading
Penca
Chester AL Finfrock
Hagerstown
Zimmerman
John W. Harkins
Cedar Hill
Waynesboro Hospital Building Fund
Stuart H. Mason
Stuart Hilson Mason
Marty (Boppe) Mason
Famyunu An Ygone
Morris
Paul
Robert Mazon
Robert Gerhart
John ‘Tritle
Robert Mumma
Robert Fogal
Chambersburg
Ruby Mason
Ralph Stottleinger
Paul Gigeous
Williamsport
Leslie Mason
Lindsay Mason
Leaf Funeral Home
Cedar Lawn Missionary Church
Robert J. Leek
David R. Petre
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Martin
Hull Martin
Hull
Indiana
Peter J
Sarah Hull
Mooresville
Indian Springs
Slaughter
John Manious
Eisenhower visit eyed by Latin nations for aid and trade
An editorial in Jornal do Brasil argues Brazilians welcome Eisenhower with warmth but warn the visit should not imply Latin America seeks military aid. It cites need for economic development and political stability, as Soviet credits and trade deals grow in the region during Eisenhower’s tour.
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Eisenhow
United
Latin America
Eisenhower
Brazil
Moscow
Ike Jolly On Leave For South
President Eisenhower prepares for a South American swing with stops in Brazil Argentina and Uruguay. Diplomats from visiting nations greet the arrival as Vice President Nixon and several Cabinet members accompany the President. Weather and travel details include a three hour flight to San Juan and overnight stay at a U S air base before continuing to Brasilia.
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U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Joseph
Christ Han A. Herter
Herter
San Juan
South America
Brasilia
Brazil
Hisenhower
Argentina
Dhute
Uruguay
Television Schedule Fragments Reveal Classic Lineup
A dense list of TV programs and times spans children shows, dramas, news, sports, and feature programs. Notable items include Superman, Popeye, The Life Of Riley, Death Valley Days, Wagon Train, Adventures in Shelter, and Major League Baseball highlights. The schedule hints at a mid century network lineup with varied genres and local broadcast blocks.
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She Forest
Camere
Douglas Edy
San Francisco
Wichita Town
Datalie
TV Editorial
Waterfront
Cheyanne
Casle & Harriet
H.T Dickinson & Co
Steven Allen
June Allyson
Wai
Jack Pear
Meet McGrew
Channel 2
Thea
da Paradise
Snow Storm Tips and Rural Winter Tales
Snow storm notes from readers recounts of snowbound travel and a neighbor keeping Sunday school streaks. Anecdotes include a horse drawn sleigh stuck in a tree and a driver using a son’s pony cart to reach church. Other tips cite bridge washouts, diesels replacing steam, and a tractor trailer crash.
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Fairview Road
Williamsport Rt
Kemp's
Elizabeth Avenue
Pennsy Yards
Willard Street
The
Daily Mail
Incorporation Of Farms Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The county agent office hosts a meeting on farm incorporation with Dr. George Max Benn of the University of Maryland speaking on wills and farm property disposition. Farmers are invited to attend. The column also notes a camellia named by Jesuit botanist G. Camelli and a weekly Daily Mail tip contest offering cash prizes for tipped stories.
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George Max Benn
University of Maryland
Daily Mail
Mother Freed but Police To Keep Watch
The mother is freed while police maintain surveillance over the father of her child. She says her father signed papers agreeing to weekly support, but he has paid nothing. The state intends to compel the father to appear in court. The girl receives 982 dollars monthly from the Welfare Department for herself and the child.
Awards Shared At Valley Forge Ceremonies
Valley Forge Pa AP ceremony honors many individuals from military and civilian sectors. Recipients include Maj. Gen. Jobo B former FBI official Medaris and household names from Ohio and Tulsa. Prizes total 100000 with top honors for Navy and Army leadership and special leadership awards for schools and communities.
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Fairhaves
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FBI
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Medaris
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Freedoms Foundation
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Howe ‘Werd
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Tex
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Birmingham
Ala
George Washington
Movaris
Ths
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Huntsville
Negre
Bower
Howard Apace
Aia
McClellan
Serling
Foundal
George
Washington
North Pole
Hanson
Military Academy
Navy
Asia
Euclid
Ohio
Lower Providence
Jeadership
Township
County Sailor On Journey Aimed At Solving Mystery Of The Frozen Antarctica
A clipped passage describes a county sailor pursuing a mystery in Antarctica, noting ships sheltering under ice with food and essentials, and currents guiding them toward open water. The fragment references February as a key month and a journey starting in 1884.
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