Test Treaty Near Ready For Signing
Moscow reports say a limited nuclear test ban treaty is nearly complete with only a few words left. Khrushchev may demand a simultaneous East West nonaggression pact, while Harriman lacks authority to negotiate it. Western negotiators push to initial the accord this week amid talks with Gromyko and Hailsham.
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Khrughchey
U.S
Khrushchev
Farees
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
United States
White Horse
Pierre Salinger
Nos
Rourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vachiman
Britain
Lord Hailaham
Andrei A. Gromiyko
NATO
Kennmly
West Germany
East Germany
Silk Mill Ruin Cleared in Williamsport After Fire
The Federal Silk Mill ruins near Williamsport are being cleared after a 1959 fire. Arlene Francis is sued by Joseph Arcos in Brooklyn for alleged negligence and property damage. Arcos claims the mill collapse created a health hazard and danger to children. His wife Hose Arcos died in a 1959 Long Island collision.
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Williamsport
NEW York
Aclegs
Lone Francis
Brooklyn
David Goetz
Joseph Dents
Arcos
Hose Arcos
Long Island
Kins
Francis
Moving Day for New Washington County Courthouse Annex
Washington County Commissioners plan September 3 as moving day for most offices into the new Courthouse Annex. The move includes Election Board Economic Development Commission Planning and Zoning and County Accounting. Some offices stay, and bids will be sought for painting, sandblasting, and window/roof work.
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Washington County Commissioners
Anea
Court House
Circuit Court
D. K. McLaughlin
Register of Wills
The
Orphan's Court
Election Board
Economic Development Commission Planning and Zoning Commissio
County Accounting Department
Ernest Wachs
Washington County Board of License Commissioners
Liquor Board
Signal
Ctli
Ethiteh
Glenn Watkins
Hei
Watki
Norman Avers
Michael Callas
Callas
Clear Spring Residents Get Only Trickle Through Pipes
Clear Spring's water supply remains tight as only a trickle flows from pipes and the reservoir holds about one foot. Mayor Jack Miller notes restrictions stay in place though shortages ease, with a proposed new well adding 80 to 100 gallons per minute. A second well is being drilled while officials from health and state departments assess progress and a potential new distribution system.
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Jack Miller
Owater
Miller
Clear Spring
Donald Masterday
Harold Chaney
Washington County Health Deepartment Sanitarians
William Shields
State Healthy Department
Dr. Avchie Co
Fewer Japanese Beetles Plague County This Summer
County agent Rich Schukraft notes unusually low beetle numbers and fewer complaints this season. He cites weather patterns and natural variation as possible causes, though warns the pest could return stronger later in the season. The beetle first arrived in 1935 and remains most concentrated along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Schukratt
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Girl Nabbed Fee Role In Bank Holdup
The FBI announced the arrest of 49 year old Nosomary Spoone in connection with a July 8 robbery of the Eastover Shopping Center Citizens Bank of Maryland in Maryland. She is jailed on charges of aiding and abetting the robbery while four others were previously arrested.
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Washington
FBI
An Gran Thu
Nosemary Soone
Tennessee
Joseph Spoone
Rockville
Marikaro
Chambersburg Typhoid Cases Reach Twenty One
The Pennsylvania Department of Health reports twenty one cases linked to a Bible camp near Chambersburg. One person remains hospitalized as either a confirmed or suspected typhoid case. The camp closed for the season as a precaution after the outbreak. two suspected cases were discharged from the hospital.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
GOP Aims For Action On Rights
GOP governors press for civil rights action at the Democratic led Governors Conference in Brac Florida. Rockefelle r and Hatfield push strategy to force a vote while Democrats argue the conference will not yield a formal civil rights declaration. Vice President Johnson expected to report Kennedy’s civil rights push.
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Miami
Brac
Fla
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mark Q. Hatfield
Oregon
Stategy
Kennery
Democrate Gay
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Jays
Kennedy
Ro. Hatfield
Conference Resolutions Committee
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Lyndon B. Tulursuay
Johnson
White House
Congress
Ward case exposes high society sexual web in 1960s London
London witnesses test the orbit of Lord Astor and Christine Keeler as Stephen Ward stands trial for procuring women for wealthy clients. Mandy Rice-Davies testifies Ward introduced her to Lord Astor and paid rent. others claim Ward ran a stable of call girls for powerful men, including Peter Rachman and Douglas Fairbanks.
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London
Ari
Mari
Tila Gulliver
Ken
Mandy) Rice-Davies Tate
Gulliver
Stephen Ward
Griffith
Douglas Fair
Manly Saias
Mandy
Ward
Banks, Jr
Viscount Ast
Llonde
Lord Astor
Cliveden
Christine Keeler
Osleapath
Qld Bailey Court
Ifie
Nancy Lady Astor
Astor
Christine
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Peter Rachman
Douglas Fairbanks
Peter Rachmian
Pairbanks
Mandy Rhce-Davies
Old Bailey Court
Douglas Fairbanks de
Wiscount Agtor
State Police Post Planned For Hagerstown
Maryland State Police outlined a decade long capital plan to expand facilities including a Hagerstown post in fiscal 1066 and a new Annapolis troop barracks in 1968 with a $200000 immediate radio microwave funding request. Colonel Carey Jarman cited an outdated Annapolis armory and possible move to a US 50 site west of Annapolis for the new barracks.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Carey Jarnan
State Police
Upper Marlboro
Jarman
State Treasury
How
Cost Of Maintaining Peace In Cambridge Reaches $176,000
The Cambridge incident has cost at least $176,000 since June 14 to maintain National Guard peace under military law. Estimates cover Guardsmen pay and food, with gasoline costs totaling over $1,056 and food near $19,700. By July 12 about 500 troops were back, with 400 more joining, totaling roughly 17,600 man days and ongoing expenses.
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Cambridge
Ue Guard
Mie
Panl Lord
J. Millard Tawes
Ors
Kennedy seeks rail strike avert plan action in Congress
In Washington Kennedy pushes an emergency bill to curb featherbedding and grant the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to study work rules. Democrats and Republicans back the plan but warn action before Tuesday is uncertain as unions threaten to strike if rules take effect next Monday.
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Washington
Democratis
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congtess
Fee
Everett M Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Cycle Stolen From Garage and Tavern Robbed
A Maryland man reported his motorcycle stolen from a garage on July 5 after returning from away, while Relon’s Tavern at 333 W. Washington St saw coin machines broken into. The text notes a broader report of police activity and a five-member air pollution control council in Annapolis with terms and duties outlined.
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Irving M. Einbinder
N. Yotomae Ave
Zeltic
Relon
Washington St
Stile Yes- Annapolis
API
Tawas
Letay Hws
Shae
Pollution Control Council
Maryland
Thomas Ch. Tangue
Baltimore
Davidson
Timoce County Grand Jury
Chemical Co
R. Grace
Krewber
Iinstitute of Chemical Engineers
Ardenleigh
Hiis
Park-essary
Ville
Kreutzer
Pnem
Noppers Va
Saudent
Slate-Board Society of Mechanical Engineers
M. Hammond
Jlumac Biligon Co
Hagerstown
Mon l
Kreutzerembe
West Virginia
William
Spicer
Board of Health
Pennsyvania
George R. Reichenbach
Indusporlation
Vit Betin
Lehera Steel Co
Sparrows Point
Gos
Weather Outlook for Allegany and Gar County Areas
Washington Allegany and Gar counties forecast fair tonight cloudy Wednesday with scattered thundershowers Thursday fair with little temperature change.
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Allegany
Gar
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