Economic Future Of Shore Discussed On Eastern Shore
ANNAPOLIS AP The economic future of the Eastern Shore was to be discussed today by University of Maryland and State Economic Development Department officials. The meeting could be preliminary to a joint federal state study of the Delmarva Peninsula economy including Maryland Delaware and Virginia.
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Europe Struggles Under Killer Winter Across Continents
Europe endures fierce winter as storms lash nations from Spain and Portugal to the Balkans and Turkey. Bulgaria and Greece face heavy snow, floods, and loss of life while Britain reels from freezing fog and fuel shortages. Moscow reports record cold in Moldavia and Istanbul hampered by snow and ice. Traffic, coal deliveries, and oil pipelines strain under the deep freeze.
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Martinsburg Jobs Offer Seeks Local Applicants
Employment ad details a $5485 annual wage, needs applicants living in the Maupansville area aged 18 to 70 with high school education or equivalent experience, and to pass a written test. No other verifiable details provided.
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Ship Docks With 1 170 Cubans for Freedom
A Shirley Lykes freighter arrives at Port Everglades carrying 1,170 Cuban refugees who gave up possessions for liberty. US Red Cross and medical staff accompany 327 women, 253 children, and 1,170 total aboard after a rough voyage from Havana. The ship previously delivered ransom goods to Castro following the Bay of Pigs.
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Prayer for renewed commitment in Christian churchwork
A Wilmington era church prayer asks for steadfast faith beyond ritual, seeking a living encounter with Jesus Christ as all things become new. The prayer urges courage to share the ardor with others for advancing church work.
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President Kennedy denies US planned air cover for Cuban invaders
President Kennedy told a news conference there was no US air cover planned for the Bay of Pigs invasion and that the idea arose from wording confusion. He said Cuban exiles were supported by non US based pilots and that using US air power would imply a broader US commitment.
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Kennedy irked by De Gaulle on U S defense stance
President Kennedy expressed irritation at Charles de Gaulle's claim that the United States cannot defend Western Europe with nuclear weapons. He defended U S commitment, pledged a NATO nuclear planning team, and named Livingston Merchant to head a new group to prepare proposals and coordinate with allied governments.
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Dock Workers May Return To Work Saturday
In New York a settlement devised by the presidential mediation board may bring longshoremen back to work Saturday. The AFL CIO ILA reports overwhelming support for the terms which include a 37 cent hourly rise over two years and fringe benefits. Local votes from Maine to Virginia are largely in favor, with some ports still undecided. It will take days to clear the backlog of over 650 ships on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as workers return.
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Three Killed In Hit Run On Kansas City Street
A hit and run in downtown Kansas City killed 35 year old Francis Blankinship and injured two others as four men labored on a pavement project at Oak and Tru man Road. The driver fled after a struggle with a worker who leaped into the car. Police noted the car was registered to one man and the license plate to another.
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Belinsky Says Acting More Dangerous Than Ball Playing
AP film and TV writer James Bacon reports Bo Belli Sky warns acting is riskier than baseball after a hand injury while filming and moving from Palm Springs to a CBS appearance with Lloyd Bridges. Belli recalls a finger injury that nearly cost him should be amputated and notes a $250 operation. He compares himself to Willian Shoemaker and describes a near collision with a tree during riding.
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