UN chief warns Congo pullouts threaten force
Dag Hammarskjold warned nations may trigger open involvement of major powers in Congo as smaller states withdraw troops. He noted Indonesia Morocco UAR and Yugoslavia moving to reduce the UN force, risking the force's ability to function and potential liquidation of the UN operation.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N
Hammarskjold
Ceylon
Guinea
Indonesia
Morocco
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Omar Loutfi
UAR
Security Council
UASR
Cars Damaged In Collision At Traceys Lane Intersection
Police report two cars damaged after a skid in snow at Traceys Lane and Cleveland Ave. A southbound vehicle driven by Gordon L. Lushbaugh failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with a northbound car driven by Anta L. Reynard of 544 Chestnut S1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traceys Lane
Cleveland Ave
Gordon L. Lushbaugh
Myersvile
Tracey's Lane
Cleveland
Anta L. Reynard
Traffic Control Box Smashed At Corner Of Wayside And Locust
Police investigate the breaking of a lock on a traffic control box at Wayside Ave and N Locust St during the night. The housing door was cracked by force and investigators suspect the act aimed to access valuable controls indicated by the lock disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Ave
N. Locust St
Prayer Today in Patience and Guidance
A devotional prayer seeks mercy for impatience and urges contemplation of God’s will. Roy H. Stetler of Harrisburg, a former Evangelical United Brethren publishing agent, signs the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Roy H. Stetler
Harrisburg
Evangelical Ub, Church
Two Meetings at Trinity Luther Church Focus on Stewardship
Two January dinner meetings at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cumberland highlighted the congregation’s life and program. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. spoke on Christian stewardship, urging loyalty to the church and emphasizing stewardship of time, intent, and money. About 200 attendees heard from toastmasters Scott Coachmen and W Fred Mowen, with musical numbers by church groups and a four page folder detailing church organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Luther and
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Frederick
Scott
Jean E. Frantz
Fred Mowen
Church Council
Mawea
Cumberland
Paul FE. Burger
Young People's Choir
Trinity Church
Raymond D. Hollinger
Harry E. Sowers
John R. Hershey
Wilson P. Ard
Legislature At A Glance Pledges Help For Urban Seats
AYTH ASSOCIATED PRED REAPPORTIONMENT Gov Tawes pledged to use full weight of office behind legislation to grant urban counties more seats in the House of Delegates. JOBLESS Frederick C. Malkus charges collusion between employers workers and unions over jobless benefits. BILLS Major bills include outlawing hiring of strikebreakers and abolishing capital punishment. OYSTERS A nor’easter delays hearing on bills to let Tidewater Fish Commission close oyster bars and redraw Chesapeake Bay zones.
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Ayth
Gov Tawes
House of Delegates
Frederick C. Malkus
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Tidewater Fisheres Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Service News Highlights Navy Personnel Abroad
Michael A. South airman son of Ra Ney H. South of 1680 Jefferson Hird Hagerstown serves at joint Spanish American naval base at Rota Spain a 6000 acre base home port of four squadrons and fuel pipeline hub for the Atlantic. Robert E. Testerman of Route 1 Forville Md is aboard the world s first nuclear submarine USS Nautilus operating in the Atlantic. William B. Wiles Jr aviation machinist s mate third class son of Mr and Mrs William B Wiles Sr of Smithsburg is with Air Anti submarine Squadron 136 at Naval Air Station Norfolk Va. The squadron trains with new aircraft 529 Tracker ahead of assignment to Task Group AFSA to support anti submarine tactics. Wiles a 1958 Smithsburg High School graduate completed initial service in August 1958.
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Michael A. South
USN
Raney H. South
Jefferson Hird
Hagerstown
Rota
Spain
6Th Fleet
Air Force
Atlantic
FHTNG
Robert EB. Testerman
Technicign
Henry X
Route 1
Forville
Imd
Norfolk
William B. Wiles
Aviation
Smithsburg
tAir
Naval Air Station
AFSA
Navy
Wiles
Smithsburg High School
Focus By Deal T. Coningham Focuses on Fund Drive Audits
In a continuing column, Focus By Deal T Coningham questions why major United Fund agencies have not released 1960 financial statements. He cites Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Volunteers of America as examples and urges transparency, noting CRS 1960 audit shows funds nearly matching annual drive outlays. He warns he may publish only news items from groups refusing audits. He also notes that the first Mother’s Day celebration was in 1907 to honor Miss Anna Jarvis and become national tradition.
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Usug M
United Fund
Red Cross
Salvation Army Post
Volunteers of America
Washington County Tuberculosis Association
American Cancer Society
Mat
Maryis
Tawes Denies Any Breaking Of Promises
Governor Tawes rejected charges by Milson Raver of the Maryland State Teachers Association that he broke promises on teacher salaries. Raver cited 1958 campaign pledges. Tawes said increases depend on the state’s ability to pay and backed a plan to raise education aid by nine million while keeping a $4,000 to $6,000 minimum only if local governments spend allocations as they see fit.
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Tawes
Milson JC. Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
Mage
MSTA
Legislative Council Committee On Taxation
Mental Health Programs Highlighted At Regional Conference
A North Carolina hospital and regional groups sponsor pastoral care and mental health initiatives. The 1980 program featured talks by Bonaro Overstreet and included mental hygiene clinics at the Health Department. Funding shifts ended some activities later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Hospital
Wena ‘Lem
N.C
Ties Hss
Contino
Paget
England
Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
Health Association and
Ibelware Kaa
Boy Admits To Slaying Young Girl
ALBLQLENQUE NM A teenage girl Janice McKerrow 34 was found beaten to death in a ravine near her home. Police said a 14 year old boy admitted striking her head with a rock during the attack. Autopsy found no sexual assault. The youth, unnamed, was held overnight at the Juvenile Detention Home after parents reported a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice McKerrow
Albuquerque
Alblqlenque
API
Paul Shaver
Ales
Obituaries continue with local deaths and services
Obituaries list Homer Jackson funeral details at Locust Grove Cemetery with friends invited Friday and Saturday evenings. George Herbert Ervin, 63, retired Waynesboro stationery editor and veteran, to be buried Green Hill Cemetery after services at Grove Funeral Home. Survived by wife, siblings including Edwin Ervin and Richard J. Ervin. William A Ham of Reading, Pa, dies. survived by wife Verna Ham, one son William D Ham and one grandson.
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Hoy
Homer Jackson
Locust Grove
George Herbert Ervin
Waynesboro
Grove Funeral Home
Green Hill
Waynesboro Press
Press ‘I
Record Herald
WorldWay T
Lutheran Church
Wayneshore
Theginning
Edwin Ervin
Willem A
Ham
William D
William A
Reading
Mra
Verna Ham
Hem
Santa Maria Speeds Ahead For Africa
Galvao claimed to head a 70 strong band seizing a liner and headed for Angola to instigate an uprising against the Salazar regime. Portugal forces dispatched the frigate Pero Escobar to intercept, while observers warned of danger to global peace if the ship lands elsewhere. The UN faced Congo tensions as Kasavubu pressed to recall Dayal over alleged Lumumba abuses amid evacuations and detainees in Kivu.
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Amazon
Galvao
U.S. Navy
Angola
Dakar
Senegal
Guinea
Ghana
Alvaro da Silva
Salazar
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Portugal
Pero Escobar
Santa Maria
Lisbon
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Lu- Imumba
Hammarskjeld
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Rajeshwar Dayal
U.N. Congo
Kesavubu
Kasavubu
Dayal
Lumumbe
Orental
Kivu
Thursady
U.S
Snowy Deluge Strikes D C Area and Northeast
A southern storm belt brought heavy snow closing schools and prompting police to seal roads across the D C area. Four inches fell in New York as jets diverted to Montreal. Elsewhere rain and snow hit California and the plains while Los Angeles ended a long drought with over an inch of rain.
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D.C
Wil
New York
Idlewild
Aiport 10
Montreal
California
Rockies
Los Angeles
Snowy County Battles Deep Winter as Roads Stay Slippery
State and county road crews worked overnight to clear snow across routes 40 and 11 while warning drivers to use chains or snow tires. Total snowfall reached around 40 inches with 34 inches currently on the ground in Boonsboro, as schools and the library shifted early and exams were postponed at the University of Maryland College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
L. Dewey Warrenfeltz
State Roads Commission
County Roads
County Roads Dept
Russell Bowser
Bowser
Ralph Thayer
Brownsville
Hancock
SRC
Thayer
Washington County Library
Geason Doornberger
Traffic Bureau
MD. Dept. of Employment
University of Maryland
College Park
Financial statements unveil United Fund agencies cash flow
The Washington County United Fund and six agencies disclose 1960 finances including Community Rescue Service income of 22308.65 with major ambulance, building and miscellaneous disbursements. Detailed breakdown lists equipment, repairs, utilities, salaries, and program costs across Big Brothers Cerebral Palsy Goodwill Agencies Playground Association and girls club operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Rescue Service
Hagerstown
United Fund of
Washington County
United Fund
The
National Foundation
Heart Association of
C. RB. 5
United iFund
BIG Brothers
U. F
C. P
Goodwill Industries
Thia
Safaty
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Hancock
Waynesboro
Playground Association
Men Without Women feature in February Reader's Digest
The piece examines why many men stay single, what they expect from dating, and how an IBM powered organization helps bachelors and would be wives connect, promising surprising answers and practical guidance for husband hunters.
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0. S
m@ Dow
IBM
Reader's Digest
Bird Enters House Cellar During Snow Storm
Mrs. Ross Maybugh of Kee dysville reports a winged visitor entering her cellar during yesterday’s snow storm. A bird emerged from a dark corner by the furnace area after she heard a chimney noise, and the 2 starling was later seen in the basement. She plans to trap and release the bird with help, placing food in the cellar meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Maybugh
Keedysville
Driver Acquitted On Two Charges
John W. Bricker of S15 Salem Ave was acquitted in Magistrate Court of reckless driving and leaving the scene after entering not guilty pleas. Bricker testified he sought the owner of the other car after a minor collision on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bricker
S15
Salem Ave
Mr. Bricker
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God Modern Desig
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CRS
Soma
Red Crota
John M. Lacy
Falas
Boons Care
Smithaburg
Wiiliasseport
Hagerstown Girls Club i
James F. Crumbacker
Bird
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EAAG
New Gorden Boat
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Washington Tt
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