Macmillan Blasted By Opposition in Major Cabinet Shakeup
Britain near election as Prime Minister Macmillan faces a sweeping cabinet purge. Richard Rab Buller is named deputy prime minister while Reginald Maudling and Peter Thorneycroft gain top posts. Key figures Chan cellor Selwyn Loy Joyer and Harold Watkinson depart. diverse changes ripple through domestic policy and foreign ties remain steady.
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Cayo
Richard A.rab Buller
Macmillan
Home Secretary
Admiralty House
Britain
Selwyn J.joyer
Ffrce
Reginald Maudling
Harold Watkinson
Peter Thorneycroft
Viscount Kilmuir
Lord Mills
Folio
David Eccles
Eduscelian
Charles Hill
John Maclay
Tor
Scotland
Lord Home
United States
Marcmillan
Treasury
Henry Brooke
Home
Edward Boyle
Lloyd
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Districts 18 and 19
A long list of property transfers and estate actions appears, detailing buyers and sellers like Samuel Conrad Beitler and others, with properties along Sa fem Stratford Ave, West Washing, Cloverton Addition, Win Lear Manor, and various roads in Williamsport and surrounding districts. Also noted are a few legal notices and a criminal case involving Tad Bheckburn and Melford Blackbury with trial developments pending.
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Samuel Conrad Beitler
Sa Fem
Stratford Ave
Harold Te Pryne
Ralph E. Moffman
Clifton Leo McDonald, Jr
Claverton
Williamsport
Ethan L. Grove
Lester Jacot
Talawanda Heights
Rock Willow
Harry G. Sprecher
Kenneth V. Bennell
Old Fargete
Glenmore Franklin Smoot
Roy Lee Miller
Williamsports
Downsville
John J. Keener
Lauran B. Ktorst
Paramount
Guy Edward Richelberger
Thomas M. Murphy
Wil
Cherrytree Lane
Cloverton
John Murphy
Tan
Inphil Gibson
Win Lear Manor
Gerald Efflind
Elwood Arta Howell
Effie V. Ditto
Daniel A Shank
Lownsville
Ulstrigt
R. Hershey,Jr
Pewl C. Martin
Alexander SL
Martin
Memento
Merling
Tammany Manor
Richard Hugene Meiks
Howard W. Hornbaker
Aperidor
Maude Staubs
Parl Maret
Shanty
Aycges
Stewart Day
Euwin Mousetown
Hanlin
Barford County
Civ
Jeannette Cushwa Teeteracuit Court
Tramien
Smith
Khrushchev Plans First Visit to Arctic Cities
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced plans for his first trip to Murmansk and Avehan in the Arctic, with a brief Kremlin meeting with Italian ambassador Carlo Alberto Stranew. He also said a vacation is possible late July or early August. Earlier Shany delivered three souvenir medals from Italian Foreign Trade Minister Luigi Preti, a Moscow visitor in May.
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Khrushchev
Fie
Murmansk
Avehan
Belsk
Kremlin
Frigay
Ituian
Carlo Alberto Stranew
Shaney
Khushcliev
Luigi Preti
Forest Fire Danger Rises As State Eyes Rain
Associated Press reports fire danger may peak this weekend with Maryland awaiting rain. Ph I L Johnson, state forester, says high humidity and light winds kept risk low so far, but winds and humidity changes could make conditions critical. Baltimore considers water restrictions and sprinkling limits. officials plan city sirens and staged actions with county coordination.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Ph I L. Johnson
Johnson
Baltimore
Th Spawrholz
Maryland Banks to Merge as DC Border Eases
Maryland banking moves include National Bank and First National Bank of Baltimore planning merges with Montgomery County National Bank and Farmers Banking and Trust. The changes mark first expansion of Baltimore banks into a neighboring county. Also noted are confiscation orders for four vacuum diagnostic devices and various judicial appointments in Delaware and Maryland.
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Associated Press
Brown Darnty
Washington
Maryland
Rising Sun
National Bank
First National
Banko of
Baltimore
Rockuide
A Naional
Montgomery County National Bank
Farmers Banking and ‘Trust Cy
Montgomery County
Balmore Banks
District of Columbia
U. S. District Court
George W. Levy
Robert M. Taggart
Denton
Robert Weygand
Cambridge
Theodore Tobin
Aston
Estes In Red Faces $17 Million Bankruptcy Fallout
Court-appointed receiver Harey Moore was named trustee of the Estes bankruptcy as liabilities exceed assets by 17 million dollars. Oklahoma farmer Sandstrom testified of alleged cotton allotment fraud and influence on neighbors to join Estes deals. Former Oklahoma Bar president Arnote testified he warned clients these deals were fraudulent.
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Harey Moore
el Paso
Judes Thomason
McClellan
Swan August Sandstrom
Oklahoma
Estes
Sandstrom
Sai
Algeria, Israel recognition fuels court case in Mast Bertin
A Comisuipist court in Mast Bertin sentenced Robert Mann, a 19 year old from Sepulveda, Calif., to 21 months in prison for trying to help refugees escape to the West. The case mirrors other early releases of young Americans amid regional tensions and shifting stance on recognition of Israel.
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Hietilin Cary
Mast
Bertin Tadly
Robert Mann
Sepulveda
Calif
West
Mana
East
Bertin
Fast Sebeany
Algieis
Sen
Mohammed Yazid
Hex Bell
Mel Otvetime
Vexit
Gavel
Mother Goes On Vacation While Rest Breaks
A mother leaves on vacation taking a break from daily routines as others manage tasks at home. The message hints at rest and relief during time away from responsibilities.
Prayer and unity call from Newberry leader
A garbled prayer seeks healing from prejudice and division, urging forgiveness and Christian unity. Newberry, South Carolina, home of former president of News College, is noted in a fragmentary biographical snippet about the speaker.
New Chapel Dedicated At Brook Lane Farm Hospital
Brook Lane Farm Hospital dedicates a new chapel to serve patients and staff amid a mix of denominations. Chaplain Haber, a Detroit native with degrees from Gashen College and Southern Baptist Seminary, leads the service and dedication events, followed by an open house the next afternoon for public inspection.
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Bronk Line Farm Hospital
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Mennonite Central Committee
Ths
Haber
Detevit
Tha
Gashen College
Gashen
Tits Machelor
Gashen College Biblical Seminary
Mio Joxy
Southern, Baptist ‘Theological Seminary
Lawinville, Ky
Raben Nz
Chaplainivy
Central State Hospital
Lakeland
Ait Brook Lane
Psychology of
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Eisenhower Plans Part In Campaign
President Eisenhower plans a campaign push across Maryland Indiana Pennsylvania California and Massachusetts with appearances in Lamhern and Rocky Mountain states. The tentative schedule includes September speeches in Indiana Philadelphia and Pittsburgh a San Francisco fund raising dinner October 8 a Boston regional telecast October 15 and events in the Routy and Rocky Mountain areas between September 27 and September 30. The Republican National Committee outlined the plan after a meeting with William E Miller at Gettysburg Pa. farm. More than half of U S workers are married.
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Digigit D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Eisenower
Maryland
Indiana
Pennsylvania
California
Massachusetts
Lamhern
Rocky Mountain
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
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Boston
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United States
Dennis to Start Acting Own Age Next Season
Hollywood talk cites Dennis the Menace actor Gordon aging up to ten, replacing Joe Keenan as Mr. Wilson. Producers say the change allows more mature plotting, on location shoots and broader storylines. The shift aims to keep Dennis the Menace fresh amid expansions toward adult themes.
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Dennis
Bob Thomas
Joe Kearns
Mogie
Weller
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Joe
Hollywood
Gale
Menace Gordon
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Winston
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Cence
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Hawaii
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Europe
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U S Officer Killed in Red Ambush North of Saigon
A U S Army officer died today about 40 miles north of Saigon in a Communist ambush that hit a government convoy. Reports say 17 government troops were killed, 14 wounded and missing, with the convoy of about 280 vehicles under air observation and pursued by aircraft, helicopters, and transport planes as a similar attack pattern to a June 4 strike on the Sime road.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Vietnamese Airborne Brigade
Sime Road
Three Road Deaths Raise Maryland Toll to 280
Three auto accidents in Maryland left three men dead and several injured, pushing the year's traffic fatalities to 280. Victims named include Darrell D. Keine, 15, of Jamnsville. Arthur Harris, 17, of Bethesda. and Jack A. Smith, 4, of Kentland. Walter W. King, 14, of Jamnsville, was injured in the Kein e crash. the Harris accident injured Chillen W. McGroughlin, 18, and John K. Hart, both of Bethesda. Police report the Kentland boy hit by a car near his home. The crashes occurred on State 321 near U.S. 240. The injured were in satisfactory condition.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Walter W. King
Ijamsville
King
Bethesda
U.S. 240
I Chillen W. McGroughlin
John K. Hart
Bethes, A
Montgomery County
McGoughlin
Smith
Prince Georges County
Jack Smith
Kentland
Parker
Frederick A. Biggs
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