Television schedules shift as networks tout weekend lineups
AP reports New York television listings show CBS NBC and ABC featuring sports programs and specials after the New Year. Highlights include Space exploration series Beyond the Threshold on NBC, The Dick Powell Show, Meet the Press debut, and early Sunday or weekend sports blocks with football and the Senior Bowl shaping the winter schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Jlo
ABC
Side World
Everett M
Dirksen
Charles Halleck
Indiana
NBC
Walt Disney
Hans Briker
Dick Powell
Andy Hold
Powell
Aljune Allyson
Parr
Senators Hirlela
Ricky
Humphrey
Theuston
Groucho
Marlon, Marx
U S Aids Dominicans After Trujillo Assassination
U S ready to assist Dominican Republic after Trujillo death as GAS sanctions cut diplomatic ties and ban petroleum and other drills. Balaguer and allies seek council government while Domingo missions plan economic aid studies. Inter-American Bank team to visit. sugar quota shifts add $26.5 million to island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
Aften
Frujillo
U.S
Idishore
Balaguerate
Jovernment
Moral
Srs
Bataguer
Jose &. Mora
Santo Bomingo
Inter-American Development Bank
Republic
State Department
OAS Nelson
Dominican Republic
United States
Cuba
Dominicat Republica
Teodoro Moscoso
U.S. Agency For Internationa
Courts Seize Shelves of Maryland Savings and Loan Firms
The Associated Press reports court actions against Mutual Security, First Continental, and Free State Savings and Loan in Maryland. Receivers assess assets, foreclosures rise, and creditors await determinations on solvency. A hearing is set for January 12 as regulators push to stabilize the sector amid ongoing legal scrutiny and political critique.
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Associated Press
Mutual Security Savings and Loan Association of
Silver Spring
Paul M. Coughlan
Loan Association
Prince Georges County
Joan B. Gray
Free State Savings and Loan Association
Atty. Con
Thomas B. Finan
Meee State
First Contineal Savings and Loan Association
John J °. McKeever
Mutual Security
Baltimore
Belle Lett Thrace
A. P . Bona Fide Building and Loan
Asga
Spotsylvania
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
Georges and Mo
Mrst
Continent
Pons
Ex-Conviet
J. Kenneth Kaln
Ute
Ealin
Virginia Sv. Savings and Joan Association
Hyattsville
Tawes
Jackson
Loan Associations
Lewisa
Savings and Loan
Tewes
Commonwealth
T. Stokely
Maryland
Coloma
David
Jad Sug H
Shopping Center Swept By Fire in Md Loss Reaches 100000
A major fire swept a small shopping center in St. Leonard Maryland Thursday night causing about 100000 in damage. The blaze burned for more than four hours and drew 200 firefighters from 17 departments. A gas station, TV appliance store, grocery, and barber shop were damaged, with six people lightly injured and several upstairs apartments affected. All businesses closed for the night after the blaze began near 8:90 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Leonard
Calvert
Firk
Verdow
Flamks
Oie
Sas
Auto crash damages awarded in Frederick County case
Elva C. Castle, a Middle Town housewife injured in a crash at U S 40 and Alternate RL 40 in Frederick County, was awarded 1614 in damages by a Frederick County jury. Her husband Glen Th. Castle received nothing. Her son Eugene Brive Castle, 19, driver in one of the cars, got 333 for car damages.
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Elva C. Castle
Tater
U. S. AL
Frederick Couny
Frederick County
Verhushindl
Glen Th. Caste
Eugene Brive Castle
Prayer Fragment From Primrose May Service
A church prayer fragment from St. Joseph May minister WOF Primrose of the First Congregational Choir asks for guidance and strength to praise through service. The text seeks unity, comfort, and divine love revealed to the world through faithful actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failier
Mirster
W. OF
Primrose
St. Joseph
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Obituaries note funeral services at Assembly of God Church for a 76 year old man, interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery, and viewing details. Separate notices list Grace Bitner and Grace Ankeney of Cumberland, with biographies, family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements at Minnich and Stein funeral homes respectively.
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Te Assembly of
Got Church
Howard and
Spruce Streets
Aryel J. Barrett
Manor Church Cemetery
Abe
Edward R. Bilnar
Edward i. Bitner
North Washington Street
Ureonensts
Aid
Waynesboro Hospital
Prier
Williamson, A
George No
Annie (Burkfolder) Bitner
Grace United Church of Christ of
Greencastle
Emma
Hoge) Bitner
Vans
Glen R. Bitner
Hagersowig J
Nevin Bitner
Minnich
Luther G, 1 Jr
Cedar Hill
U S Leads In Missiles For Combat
The article discusses the so called missile gap between the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes Democratic concerns about American ICBM numbers and the Soviets possibly fielding up to three times as many warheads. Officials cite reliance on liquid fuel missiles and a shift to faster to fire systems. The piece mentions 600 Minuteman missiles planned by 1983, with a defense budget rising to about 809. It also highlights Soviet advantages in 300 to 500 mile range missiles in Europe and mobile launchers, balanced by American air power carrying nuclear bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saviers
Neil McElroy
Eisenhower
United States
Sonus
U.S
Court Orders Umbavuagh To Show Records
Baltimore circuit court orders Umbaugh Meevall Caen to produce six anda records at a Monday hearing. Creditors allege aircraft distributor agreements tied to a gyropline project. receivership sought. Named creditors include Trans. Western Coplers Inc and Mocoplers Inc with offices in Baltimore and Houston. Ambaugh Aircraft HQ listed as Hagerstown moved to Ocala Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
Umbaugh Meevall Caen
Anda
Kurlye Jaron J. Cullen
Baltimore
J. Martin McDonough
Piper & Marbury
Battimore
McDonough
Raymond B. Arnbaugh
McDonaugh
Trans. Western Coplers Inc
Alfred W. Werlil Jr
Touston
Touston, Tex
Mocoplers Inc
Veigh Cummings
Halimore
Roto Air Corp
Ambaugh Aircraft
Hagerstown
Met
Ocala
Flavors Moreida Corporation
Bus Service Restored In New York City
New York city bus service returned today after a four day strike by about 1800 drivers and maintenance workers. Settlement proposed by Mayor Wagner ended the dispute with the Transport Workers Union accepting a one year pact instead of two. Fifth Avenue Coach Lines and Surface Transit Lines provided election day as a paid holiday to offset the New Year’s holiday.
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New York
APS
New York City
Robert J. Wagner
Transport Workers Union
Olbey
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Surface Transit Te
Urey Tyst
Twe
Bronx
Manhattan
Weneca Empressman
Burhaks
Weather Bureau to Start Farm Weather Service
The Weather Bureau plans a new farm weather service offering min and forecast data on cloudiness wind speed and direction temperatures and rainfall. Local advisories for agriculture and aviation will aid spraying and dusting. The program aims to begin by spring farming activities and will run experimentally for a year with adjustments as needed and volunteers for observers.
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Teayl
Jaserculturel Aviation
Weather Service
Swift
Weather Bureau
City budget talks weigh changes to light department
City officials led by Councilman Francis Cordell discuss bond transfers and added funds for the South End sub station and street lighting. Provisions shift $25,000 in bond money and adjust the light department budget, with final figures pending tonight.
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South End
Lig Department
Burhans
Light Department
Municipal Airport
Wheaton Park
African Student Sees Moscow Plot To Red Africa
Ismael, a Somali student expelled from Czechoslovakia, claims Moscow plans to bring Africa under communism within 20 years. He cites studies in East Germany and Peiping, with many African students in Moscow and Palama, and says Germans may fund further study for cadre. He warns imperialists resist communism.
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Moscow
John
Koehler
Isold Isaac
Andy Bonn
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Iron Curtain
Ismael
Africa
Madhi Ismael
Ran
Nist
Iysis
Mukhedin Bakhitov
General Sec
Rotary
Solidarity Committee
Lev
W Souktanay
Soninism
Tai ‘Adarity Committee
Sonvall
Ismeel
Peiping
East Germany
Palami
East Africa
Predictions And Actual Net Income For MMELP Far Apart
The article analyzes divergent forecasts for MMELP net income across years 1900 to 1905. It notes 1961 predictions split or halved actuals, with figures ranging from $160,000 to $960,000, and discusses Burns Monnell and McDonnell comments on expected rises toward the million dollar mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Monnell
McDonnell
Scout Group Elects Officers for Coming Season
St Mary's Explorer Post 1 met Tuesday night to elect officers and plan activities for the coming year. Henry Staub was named president, John Brewer vice president, and Ricky Movitz secretary-treasurer. Jim Keller plans to leave for Schiff Scout Reservation in New Jersey to train for professional scouting. Members suggested activities and future plans will be discussed at the next officers meeting. Prospective members aged up to 18 who are interested in scouting may contact Henry Stauty at VA 4-5589.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Explorer Post
Cleer
Tfenry Staub
John Brewer
Icky Mofvitz
Jim Keller
Pigsl
Schiff Scout Heservation
Stednem
N.J
Henry Stauty
Weather forecast for cold weekend in central and northeast
A cold front brings biting temperatures Friday night across the Northwest and Mississippi Valley and the South Central Plains. The Northeast stays chilly with continued cold conditions while the Northern Plains and Rockies see warmer trends and New England expects milder weather.
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Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Plains
Rockies
New
Eng
Minuteman Fires for Continental Range Test at Sea Level Site
AVELAL Fla AP report describes a Minuteman test of a three stage solid propellant missile from a 65 foot deep silo. The vehicle launched from a subterranean pit and reached an Atlantic range target about 1600 miles away. The Air Force said all objectives were met including overall performance and measurements of temperature pressure acoustics vibration and shock.
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Avelal
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
Los Angeles papers near end as rivals suspend roles
Reports say the Los Angeles Examiner and Mirror may quit publication, ending a long rivalry as the city trims its newspaper landscape. Circulation for major papers stands high but industry shifts and advertiser competition push consolidation and cost cuts.
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Angeles
Examiner
Mirror
Morning Examiner
Afternona Mirror
Los Angeles
Gh Gniffion
Chandlers
Morning ‘Times
Atute Hearsts
Herald-Express
William Tandauh Hearst
Mierce
Ax Af
Examiney
Times
Levald Express
Tabor Quel
Los Angeles County
Prisoner Hurls Book At Wisconsin Judge
Patrick O Neil, 26, jailed last November for about 24 Racine County burglaries and a 1959 conviction, fired a large statutes volume from the lectern at the judge during sentencing. The judge imposed consecutive 19 year terms on three counts and concurrent terms on eight others. O Neil shouted insult as the book missed its mark.
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Hacine
Wis
Cari
County Fubto Munard du Rocher Whursday
Patrick O'Neil
Racine Caunty Burghies
Pia Ote
O'Neil
O Neil
Enon
Baskin Robbins 31 Flavors Ice Cream Stores Seeks Franchisees
Advertisements offer Baskin Robbins 31 Flavors Ice Cream Stores for sale with franchises, promising easy operation and strong community ties. Prospective buyers are urged to contact Mr. Baskin at 2030 Marford Road Ballimore Maryland Hopking 74826 for details on ownership and merchandising support.
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Moe
Baskin-Robbins
Pransylvania
Greatons
Maryland
Silas Ord Nored
Lee Ream
Me Food
Torehan
Daskin-Rabbins
Weir
America
Askin
Marford Road
Ballinare
Margland
Hopking
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George P. Mahoney
Marylanus Savings and Loan Association
Charles Bragg, Jr
Charles E. Bragg
Cannon Ave
Air Forge
Flo
Charles E. Bragg, Jr
Lackland Afb
Texas
Rees
Berner
Sweetie Pie
Daily Mall
Franklin H. Ankeney
Grace Ankeney
Ofumberland
Ankeney Company, Inc
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Clear Spring
Ankeney
Benjamin J*. Charles
Kee-Mar College
Franklin F. Ankeney
Cliffe W. White
Cumberland Civic Club
Woman's Civic Club
Irs
Ankeny
Stein Funeral Home
John PB. Sammel
St. Vanl's Lutheran Church
SL Mail
Umbavuagh
Fis
Fower
Magness
Lakes
Atlantic States
Ohio
Tennessee
Southeast
Central
Gulf States
Minuteman
California
Irwin Sealton
Ade
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