Morse Reports Progress In Mediating Dockmen Strike
Aimed at settling a long dockers strike, Morse says issues are clarified and the board has offered suggestions. President Kennedy asked Morse to report back by Monday as the strike threatens national welfare with 60,000 dockers at 27 days. Talks with AFI CIO ILA and New York Shipping Association continue, wages remain the core dispute with proposed settlements around 50 cents versus 22 cents per hour.
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Morse
Congress
Kenedy
Threesman
Kennedy
New York
Wayne
Ike Press- Morse
D-Ore
Atlantic
Gulf
Porte
Maine
Texas
Meese
Marse
Aword
Aficio International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Maryland senators spar over pronunciation and local laws
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate debated how to pronounce Sis-sal versus See-sull, with Sen Dean insisting on Sis-sal. The discussion touched Cecil, Talbot, and Queen Anne’s counties while Sen Dorf and others noted county ties. A Somerset bill package repeals archaic laws on gambling, Sunday baseball, and river pollution at Deal’s Island.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Cecil County
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas Parran
Sessull
Paul A. Dorf
D-Ballo
Serrator
See-sull
Robert P. Dean
Queen Annes
Dean
Jos
Clarence
North
D-Talbot
Senate
William Stames
D-Harford
J. Albert Roney, Jr
Cecil
Seonors
Maryland
Perry G. Bowen Jr
Prince Srederick
Call-vert
D-Batlaath
Nere
Bowen
Somerset County
Somerseé
Deal's Island
Annamessex River
Fivery
Beauty Hinds Just For You Beauty Hinds Just For You
Eye makeup changes from daytime to evening, says Max Factor. Day looks use soft colors and lighter patterns while night requires heavier product, wider patterns, iridescent shades, bold eyeliner, mascara, possible artificial lashes, and slightly arched brows for a more dramatic, sparkling appearance.
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Max Factor
Odd Post For This Freshman
ANNAPOLIS Md AP About he only water is the home district of Ernest D Young a freshman member of the Maryland legislature is the reservoir all you lake of Baltimore s Druid Hill Park Nevertheless the Democratic and rubber has been appointed by the governor to the Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries Committees of the House of Delegates Young among other things is cleric to seafood I think it s the leading he said Thursday I never been fishing or boating in my life and I can t swim aggard ie
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Annapolis
Ernest D. Young
Maryland
Baltimore
Druidill Park
Chesapeake
House of Delegates
Young
Pye
Aggard
Reds Attack State of the Union in Two Nations Raft
The North Korean Ra Sung Shinmoon and the Peking Ta Kung Pan condemned President Kenteily’s State of the Union, calling it oppressive and aggressive. They described the address as a program for intensified oppression and escalation.
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China
North Korea
Kenteily
Peking
Ta Kung Pan
Sung Shinmoon
Death notices for Lehman Shank in Waynesboro
Funeral services for Lehman Shank will be held Saturday at 2:20 PM at Poe Funeral Home in Waynesboro. Friends may call this evening at the funeral home. Surviving granddaughter Shirley Slocum is listed in Florida.
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Waynesboro
Istoswhel
Lehman Shank
Poe
Shirley Slocum
Flutida
Thefts Hit Underwear and Newspaper Rack in City
City police investigated a string of thefts from Dec 4 to Jan 16 including women's undergarments, clothing from lines, and a newspaper rack at Brown's Corner. Victims were three women on Mope and Pope avenues. the rack belonged to Hagerstown News Distriburers Inc. Eugene Barnhart reported damage to his gas tank.
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Vana I. Hartean
Mope
Darla A. Munsor
Pope, Ave
Daanila M. Varner
Brown's Corner
Potomac Ave
Staten
Hagerstown News Bistrihulers, Inc
Eugene William Barnhart
Gaithersburg
Eight Perish In Flash Fire
London AP report of a flash fire killing eight people including six children at a three story house housing Jamaican immigrants. Neighbors recall hearing children scream as flames prevented entry. Separate notes describe a damaged Community Cab after a hit and run and clothing found in the 700 block of S. Patomad Street, with police planning return to owner.
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London
Eigh
Chudren
K. J. Brown
Croydon
Fas
Haggestown
Elizabeth St
S. Patomad SL
Prayer for overseas Christians and mission work
A prayer script asks for divine guidance for Christians abroad serving in missions education business and diplomacy. It appeals for wisdom and a clear Christian attitude to witness amid doubt, urging faithful prayer from supporters at home. The message is signed by Mac EB Hunter of Nashville, missionary editor.
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Mac EB
Hunter
Nashville, Tenn
National Baptist Publishing Board
Red China Delegate Faces Pushback at Party Congress
Red China delegate Wu ends a prolonged speech amid jeers and interruptions as he defends Maoist policy before a marathon session. He backs the German peace treaty stance and West Berlin solution, reads a greeting from Beijing, and condemns Yugoslavs as revisionists while easing tensions with the Soviets.
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Pfol
Mao Tze-tung
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Strom
Red Chinese
East Germany
Marx
Lenin
City Council Considers Tax Rate and Mayor Removal
City officials discuss setting a 1.30 tax rate for next year while examining grounds to remove the Mayor. Council members debate annexation policy and money problems, with calls to halt sewer line work and reconsider water and sewer promises.
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Ralph Funkhouser
Cordeil
Funkhouser
Erin O'Brien Wins Divorce
Hollywood actress Erin O'Brien wins divorce from James Fitzgerald in Los Angeles Superior Court. O'Brien, 27, testified he treated her as a housekeeper and not a wife. Fitzgerald must pay $300 monthly support for their three sons and 32 years of alimony. They married June 16, 1931, and separated 44 years later.
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Hollywood
Kevin O'Brien
James Fitzgerald
Miss O'Brien
Los Angeles Superior Court
Fitzgerald
Niagara River Ice Blocks Water to Power Generators
Snow and ice clogged the lower Niagara River as ice-breakers fought to keep water flowing to hydroelectric plants. Massive ice formations tower up to 30 feet above water, stretching from Niagara Falls toward Lake Ontario, threatening output in this key power region.
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Niagara Falls
Sapi
Massie
Niagara River
Jared
Lake Ontario
Rome
Outgoing AP President Warns Scribes Not To Take Profession For Granted
Phoenix AP report covers Ben M. McKelway urging journalists to value press freedom. He resigns after five years as AP president and is succeeded by Paul Miller of Rochester. McKelway will stay on the board as Bernard Ridder Sr. becomes first vice president.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Benamin M. Mek Kelway
Associated Press
Washington Starvestor
Ap! Board of Directors
Newsmien
McKelway
Mcelwayy
Paul Miller
Rochester
N.Y
Gannett
Millgr Wis
Bernard H. Ridder Sr
St. Paul
Minha
Dispatch
Pioneer Press
McKelwey
Associated iPress
Spot
Salt Lake City
Apr
Wisbure
Pay
Philadelphia
Joe Rose
New York
Washington
O|i
J Newspaper Group
Invision Statians
Connecticut
New Jerkship
Sey
Milnois
Toon of the Press
Rochester Times-Union
Adenauer De Gaulle Pact Seen Fueling Axis Fears
AP News Analysis from Bonn notes upcoming Adenauer De Gaulle talks likely to spark fears of a Paris Bonn axis uniting France and West Germany in closer cooperation. Despite denials, European capitals fear a bloc that could challenge U.S. leadership and Britain’s Common Market stance as Europe faces a crossroads under Germany’s aging chancellor.
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John Weyland
Bonn
Germany
Europe
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
France
U.S
Adenauer
Paris
Bing
Veo Lac Malfe
Tlaly
Malla
Mal
West Germany
Adehater
Snown
Ludwig Card
Erhard
Gerald Sehroeder
Tre
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CAP
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Red China
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Worilzer Eo
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