Chinese Fail To Attend Moscow Talks Amid Soviet Move
In Moscow Chinese negotiators missed the Moscow Peking reorientation talks as the Soviet Union issued new charges against Red China and warned of dangerous consequences. The absence followed a sharp central committee statement denouncing Chinese rhetoric supporting expelled Chinese in the USSR and criticizing Khrushchev’s policies.
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Moscow
Moscow-Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
Paul - Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Lenin Hills
Peking
Kiev
Spaak
Spaik
New Soviet Party
Chinese Communist Party
Automated Clock Winding Proposed for Courthouse
Washington County lawmakers consider automating the new courthouse clocks after retired clock winder era. Simplex Clocks representative Harry Holmes outlines a Master Clock system to automatically rest set all clocks during power loss, with a $860 unit plus installation and yearly maintenance per clock.
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Washington County
Harry Holmes
Simplex
Holmes
Bald
Lem B. Kirk
County Dump Bags Create Fire and Odor Hazard
County officials report chemical bags dumped at Broadfording road dump caused noxious smoke and fire hazards. Bowser cites nearly empty bags with chemical residues. crews could not bury burning bags. Commissioners discuss restrictions, incineration needs, and merging dumps as study continues.
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Russell Bowser
Bowser
Counry
Raddump
Bowsser
Burton Wolfman
Norman Ayers
Jacob Berkson
Evan Crossley
Ayers
Crossley
Lem E. Kirk
County Roads Department
Hagerstown
Washington County
County Commission Study Seeks County Government Reforms
The Washington County Study Commission plans to release a two year in the making report Monday evening at Hotel Alexander. The group urges creation of a charter commission to draft a detailed reorganization for greater efficiency and financial control. The release aims to publicize findings and justify potential home rule changes.
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Yne
Wasrington County
Washington County
County Commission
Spamito
Pepo
Herald-Mail Drivers Earn JFK Safe-Driving Citation
Herald-Mail reports ANPA members, including Herald-Mail, receive a year of accident-free driving citation signed by President John F. Kennedy. The message congratulates ANPA for completing an anchor year of safe driving and extending commendations to its drivers.
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Herald-Mail
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Herald- Mail
John
Kennedy
ANPA
GOP Fixes Convention Delegates
California and Florida gain delegates for the 1964 Republican convention while West Virginia Pennsylvania Nevada Connecticut and Louisiana lose seats. The total drops from 1381 to 1368 with gains tied to population and congressional representation. New York remains largest with 72 votes.
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Wasilington
California
Florida
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Connecticut
Louisiana
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Atlantic City
Plarida
New York
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cooler and drier air prevails across most of nation
A broad high pressure system brings cool, dry air to the eastern half of the country with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees lower than Monday. Readings reach 40s and 60s from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast, while Gulf and southern Atlantic states see 70s and 80s. Scattered showers linger from the southern Atlantic to New England, with Charleston DC noting nearly two inches in six hours. Western regions stay mostly clear with light coastal rain in Washington and storms in the Rockies. Boonsboro and Bridgeport dip to near 48 and 49, not a record for the season.
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Gulf States
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
New England
Charleston
D.C
California
Nevada
Washington
Rockies
Boonsboro
Bridgeport
Higha
Two Escape From Penal Farm Reported by State Police
State Police reported two men escaped from the Maryland Institute for Men this morning. One is George De Witt Davis a 21 year old white inmate about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 160 pounds. The other is Ronald Otis Williams a 20 year old white inmate about 5 feet 1 inch tall and 140 pounds.
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Maryland Institute For Men
George DeWitt Davis
Ronald Otis Wiliams
Williamsport Eyes Sewer Deal to Support Industrial Park
The Williamsport Mayor and Council weigh sewer charges and a price formula to serve an 181 acre industrial park east of town. The EDC proposes that Williamsport collect payments from the industry to fund sewer extensions and facility upgrades, with negotiations continuing on exact amounts and future expansions.
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Williamspnt
Williamsport
Ion
Willson
Williams
FCC
EDC
Chiew
Hi Iz
John B. Gillette
Limsport
Williams Health
Fredport
O. Wright
Wright
Speicher
Potomac St
Cano
Weather Outlook For Washington County Fair
Weather forecast for Washington County notes fair and cool conditions tonight with lows in the 50s. Wednesday will be sunny and cool with low humidity. Allegany and Garrat regions see fair and cool tonight with lows in the 50s, with clear, cool skies and pleasant conditions into Wednesday.
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Washington County
Allegany and Garrat Cours
West Virginia
Man Convicted In Jobless Pay Collection
James Adams of 108 W Bethel St was convicted in magistrate court this morning of failing to report a job to the Maryland Unemployment Compensation Office. The offense could affect his unemployment benefits. Magistrate James Strine imposed a fine of 78 dollars or 90 days in jail.
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James
Adams
W. Bethel St
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Office
James Strine
Three Auto Windows Broken During Night
Police report three separate incidents of rocks thrown at parked cars near South Hagerstown High School Potomac Street and Mulberry Street. Victims claim windshield damage and theft of wages. one case involved a $410 repayment order against Harold Adams, magistrate String suspends sentence pending partial restitution.
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Charles Pryor
Boone|bord
South Hagerstown High School
Someon
Adams
Pryor
Strine
Harold &. Coble
Potomac St
Mulberry St
Herts
Rail Strike Threatens Distance Mail at Ingestown Post
Postmaster Fleck said today that mail service involving any great distance would be affected here if a railroad strike occurs. Bleak noted trucks handle most of oral mail, and Ficck said the only instruction is adding two workers to the post office staff to cover strike-related mail handling.
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Ficck
Fire damages Dual Highway Drive-In restaurant roof
A morning fire at the Always Drive-In on Dual Highway caused about 2000 dollars in roof and ceiling damage. Manager James Itesh said an employee left a grill on, overheating the ventilating system and flames reaching the roof. The blaze was reported around 4 40 am by a truck driver, with An Itam and Funkstown companies assisting. smoke and water damage followed, but the owner expects reopening in a couple of weeks.
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James Itesh
Ronf
Antietam
Funkstown
Resh
Kennedy Proposes Goldberg to Decide Rail Dispute
President Kennedy proposed appointing Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to decide all issues in the railroads and unions work rules dispute. JE Wolfe said the proposal would delay any work rule changes until Goldberg issues a binding report before the October term, with a deadline before Sept 20 for sides to respond.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J.goldberg
JE. Wolfe
White House
Goldberg
Wolfe
Tarriors
Labor
Clear Spring plans new reservoir to end water shortage
Clear Spring officials expect the 750000 to 800000 gallon reservoir as a long term fix after a year of strict water use rules. Mayor Jack Miler said the town hopes to end shortages this summer and that a survey by an engineering firm will guide the project. Spring flow to the current reservoir varies seasonally from six to eighty five gallons per minute, rising to twenty five in summer.
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Clear Spring
Jack Miler
Miller
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