Italy in Civil War Threat as Riots Sweep Rome
Rome and cities across Italy faced intensified clashes as leftist and Communist factions pressed protests after police faced rioters. Sen. Emilio Lussu warned Tambroni's government could become civil war material if it refused to resign. Police injuries reached 200 plus, with 135 in Rome, while general strikes disrupted major centers and Rome declared a temporary meeting ban.
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Italy
Genoa
Sicily
Emilio Lussu
Senate
Fernando Tambroni
Gaspare Pignatelli
Chamber of Labor
Italian Federation of Labor
Civitavecchia
Sta
Castro Appeals Latin America Behind Cuba Against U.S. Oligarchy
In Havana Fidel Castro urged Latin American nations to rally to Cuba's side in a fight against American influence after Eisenhower cut Cuba's sugar quota by 700000 tons. He spoke at a Metallurgical Workers Congress meeting days before a giant labor rally planned at the Plaza de la Revolucion to show unity against Yankee aggression.
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Havana
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Eisenhower
United States
Metallurgical Workers Congress
Fulgencio Batista
Bees Overrun Porch Pillars At Williamsport Home
The C Lee Butts family on E Potomac Street Williamsport reports two swarms occupying porch pillars of their three apartment home. A beecatcher plans to intervene this evening aiming to trap the two queen bees and remove the colonies while a neighbor allergic to stings worries about safety.
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C. Lee Butts, Jr
E. Potomac St
Williamsport
Navy Blimp Crashes Off New Jersey Coast During Search Mission
A 403-foot ZPG3W class navy airship crashed into the Atlantic near Barnegat Inlet during a search for sloop Vat 69. One crewman died, 17 feared lost, 3 survived. Survivors and wreckage were rescued by fishing vessels and Navy ships. The cause is undetermined though a ruptured helium line is suspected.
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Lakehurst
Navy
New Jersey
Atlantic
Frank Mikuletzky
Barnegat Light
Newport
R.I
Bermuda
Navy Board
F. N. Klein
Fleet Airship Wing One
Maryland presses push for Journalistic Hall of Fame
The Maryland Press Association seeks to inspire a national organization to back a Journalistic Hall of Fame at Gathland State Park on South Mountain. Governor Tawes supports arch memorials for war correspondents and says the profession should select honorees. The National Press Club advised backing by a national club for leadership. Continued on Page 2.
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Maryland Press Association
Gathland State Park
Robert A. Liston
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Tawes
National Press Club
Liston
Maryland
Religious group hides in bomb shelters awaiting prophecy
BENSON Ariz AP About 1100 members of a small religious sect took refuge beneath their homes in concrete shelters after a head pastor warned of a Soviet atomic attack. Police and a Nebraska fire company aided, as officials sought to reassure residents and guard properties.
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Benson
Ariz
Fred
Glenn Scott
Scott
Scott Were Skirts of This Small Southern Ariment
Civil de Labout
Hisi
Soviet Union
Thej
United States
William Everhart
Talmadge
Iand
Kennedy Seeks California Support At Democratic Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles Kennedy aides struggle to win Gov. Edmund G. Brown to back Kennedy on the first ballot as California’s 81 votes loom. Kennedy backers push a Brown endorsement to stampede a first ballot victory. Rockefeller drives Republican bid with ads and new San Francisco HQ while Nixon hits a party critique over the U2 incident. The platform committee hears a plea for a border civil rights approach.
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Associated Press
California
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Brown
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Jai Stevenson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William M. Brinton
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
Republican Platform
Earn Tee
Nixon
Democratic Digest
Democratic Platform Committee
Rees Arrives in Baltimore To Face Trial
Hyattsville, Maryland musician Melvin D. Rees Jr. arrived in Baltimore in manacles to stand trial for kidnapping and slaying a Virginia mother and her child. He was escorted by U S marshals after a 961 mile trip from Memphis where he was arrested. An arraignment is slated for July 15 before District Judge R Dorsey Watkins.
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U.S
Hyattsville
Melvin D. Rees Jr
West Memphis
Ark
U.S. Marshal’s
Postoffice
Rees
George Harrison
Memphis
Tenn
R. Dorsey Watkins
Baltimore City
Weather forecast for multiple Maryland regions
Hagerstown and Western Maryland expect a fair night with lows in the 50s and Friday highs 77 to 83 with mostly sunny skies. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland see clouds tonight and warmer highs 80 to 85 Friday. West Virginia and Southeastern Pennsylvania have fair conditions with gentle winds and minimal temperature changes, with nights in the 50s to 60s and Friday highs around 80.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Eastern Shore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
U S Considers New Moves Against The Castro Regime
Washington reports the United States weighs further steps against Fidel Castro's Cuba amid sugar quota reductions. Eisenhower warns of hostilities while Cuba faces a 700 000 ton cut in the Cuban sugar quota and seeks to adjust its trade amid economic and political pressures. Officials say the move aims to offset Cuba's reduced sugar sales by sourcing from other markets to cover the deficit.
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Brazil
Philip
United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
Fidel Cassales
Tro
U.S
Ezra Sons
Taft Benson
Group Pushes Mack Truck to Stay in Plainfield
Elizabeth New Jersey AP Union County freeholders urged Mack Truck Inc to continue operations at its Plainfield plant at a special Elizabeth courthouse meeting. Mack, paying $240,000 local tax and employing about 3,200, plans to move to Hagerstown Maryland due to costs. 50 years in Plainfield. The freeholders said they would form an Industrial Commission to lure other industry if Mack declines.
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Group
Mack Truck, Inc
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Mack
Hagerstown
City to discuss two appointments at tonight’s session
The mayor and council meet in regular session with no action expected on two key matters. A replacement for late Works Board Chairman Edwin S Guth is pending and an assistant to City Attorney Edward Oswald is anticipated due to Oswald's months long convalescence. Some council members suggest seeking outside attorney candidates if needed.
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Works Board
Edwin S. Guth
Edward Oswald
Burhans
Guth
Oswald
City Attorney Office
Parakeet Returns Home After Daily Mail Aid
Mrs. Mike Walker recovers her missing parakeet Pretty Boy with help from Victor Milot and The Daily Mail. Milot found the bird at Barb Shillingberg’s home and brought it to the hospital for treatment after an eye injury. County officials discussed zoning and the case, while Blaine Irvin’s ankle fracture also features in the day’s events.
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Mike Walker
Winter St
Daily Mail
Victor S. Milot
Ravenswood Heights
Ross Street
Miles
Pretty Boy's County Board
Blaine Irvin
Big Spring
City Primary Set For January 24 Reminder By Board
Election officials announce that the city primary will be held on January 24, the fourth Tuesday in January. Voter affiliation changes must be completed by July 23 to affect the primary. Reports show Democrats added 41 registrations to 29 Republicans, with 16 Republicans switching to Democrat and 10 Democrats switching to Republican. 12 Democrats died versus 16 Republicans.
Board To Act Against Private Dump
Health Department and sheriff officers probe a Sandy Hook private dump where raw garbage and heat create odors. Citizens from the Sandy Hook Association urged the Board of County Commissioners to act, citing a field near the new Sandy Hook School. The board agreed to take action against the dump used by a con.
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Health Department
Sheriff's
Sandy Hook
Local Driver Hurt In Crash With Big Bull
Adriel J. Keener a 39 year old driver from Mate fansville was injured Tuesday when his truck hit a bull and overturned three miles south of Hanover at about 2 45 p m. He suffered cuts to the right elbow and left leg with possible kib fractures. The bull escaped injury and wandered onto the road into the path of the three ton feed loaded truck. The truck owned by D A Stickel and Sons Inc of this city was damaged 10600 with bridge damage estimated at 200.
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Adriel J. Keener
Mate Fansville
Hanover
Keener
Gettysburg
D. A. Stickel and Sons, Inc
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