Soblen Slashes Self on Flight Return from Israel
Russian spy Robert Soblen was reported out of danger after slashing his wrists and stabbing himself aboard an El Al flight returning to New York from Israel. Doctors say he will likely be deported from Britain once able to travel, with bail forfeited and no operation needed. His condition improved though still weak and transfusions aided his recovery.
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Warning on Fireworks Law After Local Fine
State's Attorney James F. String warned that the fireworks law bans firecrackers bombs rockets sparklers and most others except cap pistols. Richard K. Shank 23 of Lanvale Street forfeited 26.43 for discharging a firecracker in the Public Square on Saturday night. String noted many ask which fireworks are legal and stressed sales possession and use of most fireworks remain illegal.
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Cool Weather Forecast Extends Through Weekend
The Weather Bureau predicts cool conditions linger in Maryland for the next five days with temperatures about 20 degrees below normal early, lows near 64 to 70 and highs around 80 to 82. Precipitation expected around a tenth inch on Thursday and Friday. Night drop to 52 reported near Boonsboro by J Howard Beckenbaugh, with a high of 84.
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Boonsboro
Patt Oswald
Murderers Fail In Escape Try At San Quentin
In a San Quentin escape attempt, convicted murderers fail to break out. A delivery error led to wrong fuel costing $1500, delaying the plan and halting the effort.
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Center
San Quentin Prison
San Quentin
Gunman Kills Policeman Wounds Cab Driver in Baltimore
A gunman killed a Baltimore police officer and wounded a taxi driver after hijacking a taxi, then held others hostage and fled. The assailant, identified as a 40 year old, was questioned as police pursued charges. Witnesses described the chaotic scene as officers were alerted and patrol units responded.
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Charles Wise
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Stanley Anwarski
Rae
Charles H. Miller
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News Tips For Week Scarce News Tips For Week Scarce
The Bally Mail notes scarce tips this week with none worth over 1. Reported items include several motor vehicle accidents and a local policeman injured, plus a brush fire. It urges readers to submit tips quickly to win weekly prizes and cash awards.
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Bally Mail
Halidays
Public Agencies Closed for July 4th Holiday
Public agencies in the city county and state will be closed on Wednesday July 4 in observance of the holiday. City Hall will close except for police department. the courthouse will be closed. Williamsport and Washington County offices report closures as workers repaint and refresh library branches.
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Warren Ley
Wear
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High Blast Scheduled For Fourth
The United States plans a third attempt at the largest atmospheric nuclear test in the Pacific, codenamed Operation Dominie. Scheduled between 4 am and 7:80 am East Standard Time from Johnston Island, the blast aims to exceed one megaton, with an altitude near 200 miles. Previous attempts June 4 and June 19 faced tracking failures and overheating, causing partial fallout and minor injuries on Johnston Island.
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Rodeston Island
Johnston
Chivatives
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Kennedy
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Pacific
1264 Children Here Get Aid From Welfare
Washington County welfare records for May show aid to dependent children totaling 49,805.31 dollars supporting 1,264 children at an average 119.66 dollars per family. Public assistance overall ran 9,505.97 dollars with 18 cases and average 1.00 per case. Additional figures cover general, age, blind, and disabled assistance across categories.
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Beating Victim Improves Amid Trial Date Unset
Alen M Buck Heed 8, punished by two teachers at Youth school on dine 92, improved at Washington County Hospital. Attorney James P. Strine Ixaitt stated no trial date set for Nancy Gregory and Sara BE. Move, 91, bond posted by C.C. Graig until release. The injured boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chites Ruck, suffered serious bruises and injuries. Authorities note corporal punishment permitted with parental permission, while school faces withdrawals and state oversight claims. Algeria celebrates independence vote amid divisions and violent restraint concerns as De Gaulle to decree separation soon.
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Norway Maples Enduring Aphid Invasion Causes Leaves to Fall
Aphids swarm Norway maples in Hagar town and rival areas causing leaves to drop. The pests, including scale insects and mealy bugs, produce honeydew that attracts sooty fungi, making the foliage slick and sticky. Immediate control with insecticide spray offers rapid relief, though some species may injure trees by enzyme injections.
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Steel Slides Off Trailer Crashes Cars on Washington St
An east bound truck slid off its trailer after brake use causing a chain of damage on Washington Street. Donald Johnson reported the truck suddenly braked causing a parked car to be demolished and another struck. Thomas Mann's car suffered extensive damage while a third vehicle was damaged. officer Ralph Ryland charged Johnson with failing to secure cargo.
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Post Office Receipts Show Large Yearly Rise
Local post office receipts rose by 10 287.66 over the prior year for the month with six months totaling 49 424.23 above 1961. Postmaster Thomas M Simpson said parcel post mailing drives most of the gain and that several dozen manufacturers rely on parcel post for shipping products. He noted the general business climate must absorb this rise in parcel mail and shipping activity.
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San
Dare
Simpson
Beneral
Missing 74 year old man with cash sought here
City police seek Charles T. Bratton, 74, of 291 Antietam St, missing since Sunday noon. He was believed to be carrying between 500 and 1000 dollars and was last seen yesterday noon with Mrs. James Lewis.
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Antietam St
James Lewis
Bratton
Churchill Requests Morning Papers After Operation
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from thigh fracture surgery, had a good night according to a medical bulletin. He asked to see the morning papers as part of his post operative routine.
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Inday
Prayer ruling sparks praise and protest in Sabbath sermons
Readers report a spectrum of reactions to the Supreme Court ban on school prayers. Clergy from the Episcopal to the Catholic and Jewish communities call for reverence, while others warn of secularization and loss of religious education in public schools.
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Washington D.C
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New York
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Columbia University
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Greater
Kangas
Pennsylvania
Weather Summary for Western Marylnil Tonight and Tuesday
Weather report notes rain and misty conditions tonight with a low near the 40s. Tuesday forecasts partial cloud cover and continued clear, with highs in the 70s and light variable winds tonight.
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