Lumumba Seeks Trained Personnel To Rebuild Congo
Lumumba arrives in New York seeks U.N. aid and trained personnel to stabilize Congo after Belgian troop withdrawal. He meets Hammarskjold and U.N. Security Council members while pressing for engineers doctors and rapid Belgian troop pullout to end chaos and safeguard Congo wealth.
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Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
Lumumba
Congo
New York
U. N. Security Council
Belgium
Hammarskjold Tuesd
Smumba
U. N
Security Council
Eisenhower
West Washington Street resident wins top Daily Mail tips prize
A West Washington Street housewife wins the $4 top prize in a Daily Mail news tip contest about a burglary suspect search near town. A Greencastle resident takes second prize for reporting two women seen with two brothers, prompting coverage and a staff photo from the scene.
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West Washington Street
Daily Mail
Here
Greencastle
Permits Issued For Building Of Dwellings
Four building permits were issued by the City Building Inspector this past week including three for new homes. Brosius Tlomes of Hagerstown received a permit for a one story aluminum dwelling on Cedarwood Drive valued at 8400 dollars. John EF Miller was granted a concrete block garage at 430 Brewer Avenue valued 200 dollars. Mr and Mrs Jack Bartles obtained a frame dwelling on Noland Drive valued at 8000 dollars. Mrs Opal Delosier received a frame dwelling on Walhurd Street valued at 5 000 dollars.
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Brosius Tlomes
Hagerstown
Lic
Cedarwood Dive
John EF. Miller
Brewer Ave
Jack Bartles
Noland Drive
Opal Delosier
Walhurd St
Snyder Plans Last Ditch Fight For New Prison
State Senator George E. Curran and officials defend a proposed new prison near Baltimore to relieve crowding at the Jessup Reformatory for Males. They argue proximity to Baltimore centers improves supervision and access to staff, with a site expected within 30 days.
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Snyder
George E. Sny-joutlay
Heder
James W. Curran
Curran
Jessup
Baltimore
No Relief From Warm Spell Until Thursday
Civil Service examiner in charge at the local post office announced more US Civil Service job openings in nearby areas. Positions include laborers foremen carpenters painters maintenance masons mason helpers truck and tractor drivers at National Park Service sites. Applications open until Aug 3 with pay ranging from 1.61 to 2.85 per hour based on experience.
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William Krepp
Civil Service
Krepp
National Park Service
Cyang Q. Canal National
Antietam ‘National Battlefield
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Krepps
Haxerstown
Ren
U S Plane Pushed Off Its Course at Sea
United States charges Soviet fighters deliberately forced a U S RB47 off its course and downed it in international waters. Ambassador Lodge presented charts at the U N Security Council and urged an impartial inquiry or court action. he called Soviet claims of airspace violation a fabrication and outlined the maneuver that caused the detour and loss of the aircraft.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. S
U.N. Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
International Court of Justice
Svatoy Nos
Pilot's Body Returns Home After Downing Incident
In Moscow the U S Embassy sent the body of RB47 pilot Fort Willard G Palm of Oak Ridge Tenn for burial after the July 1 shootdown. A Soviet medical certificate says the flier drowned and his hair was found floating in the Barents Sea. The U S charge d affaires Edward L Freers refused to release the full report due to legal and political implications.
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Moscow
U. S
Mel
Soviet Union
Willard G. Palm
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hari
Barents Sea
Edward L. Freers
Randhun
Coffin Transfer From Moscow Sparks Rituals and Weather Summary
The coffin of an unidentified individual was transferred to American custody in a shabby Moscow morgue with Palm’s flying suit and identification disc. Soviet officials insisted on an refrigerated truck, but a Soviet army truck carried the coffin to a barracks before an embassy escort. At Amsterdam the body was turned over to U S Air Force for shipment to the United States. Weather across regions shows warm, humid conditions with scattered thunderstorms, highs in the 80s and overnight lows in 60s. East to southeast winds limited by varying speeds, with unsettled conditions continuing into midweek.
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U. S
Palm
Amsterdam
United States
Poe
Sylvan
Soviet Union
Athens
Hagerstown
Maryland
Shore
Ex-Inmate Has Liking For Penal Farm
Pfeiffer a 23 year old Baltimore man was arrested on trespassing after driving on the Maryland State Reformatory for Males grounds with a girl. He faced a magistrate and was fined 100 dollars or ten days. Authorities note former inmates are ordered to stay away and not visit the institution.
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John Peiffer
Maryland
Man Dies of Heart Attack While Driving
An Orange N. S. man, 51 year old William H. Bucher, visiting Williamsport, suffered a fatal heart attack at the wheel last night after pulling his car to the curb to take medicine. Deputy Lester Davis said Bucher, who had heart ailment, collapsed at Conococheague and Frederick Streets. He died at Washington County Hospital after ambulance transport by Community Rescue Service.
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United Nations, N. Y
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
U. N
Pee Rarsa
L. Edgar Detwiler
Hammarskjeld
Lumumba
Hammarskjold
Sat-Lumumba
Soback
Leopoldville
U.N
Ameri
Congo International
Belgium
Re- Congo
N. S
Williamsport
Lester Davis
William H. Bucher
William Garish
Potomac River
Bucher
Conococheague and
Frederick Sts
Davis
Land Bucher
Washington County
Community Rescue Service
Stolen Jeep Recovered in Cumberland
James Pogue, 18, surrendered to state police at Cumberland Barracks after the 1951 Willys Jeep stolen from 418 Mechanic St. was recovered in Cumberland. Trooper B. J. Chabot recovered the vehicle and Pogue will be taken to Hagerstown for trial by a sheriff s deputy and city policeman.
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James Pogue
Cumberland Barracks
Hagerstown
Willys
Arthur F. Smith
Route 4
Mechanic St
Cumberland
B. J. Chabot
Battle Over Platform In Offing For Republican Party
CHICAGO AP The Republican Platform Committee adopted a civil rights plank after a long all night session, mixing moderate and liberal proposals. The convention will not see it formally until Wednesday night when the full platform is acted on. Details were not disclosed.
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Chicago
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Charles H. Percy
Fountain Head speed limit to drop to 25 mph
Sheriff Charles Price reports Fountain Head traffic signs to be changed from 35 to 25 mph after residents complained. County Roads Department erected the signs amid concerns over hairpin curves and a near dead end left turn, prompting an immediate reduction.
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Fountain Head
Charles Price
County Roads Department
Price
Banks With $550 Stolen From Apartment
Two banks containing $550 in coins were taken from an apartment in the first block of W. Antietam Street over the weekend. Robert G. Hicheberger reported a clock bank with $500 and a piggy bank with $56 stolen from his upstairs tavern residence at 62 W. Antietam Street. All money was silver coins. The theft occurred between 1 p.m. Friday and 6:30 a.m. Saturday and was reported later.
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W. Anlietam St
Robert G. Hicheberger
W. Antietam St
Cuba Sells Sugar to Soviet Bloc Under Five Year Pact
Fidel Castro ties a third of Cuba’s sugar crop to the Communist bloc for five years. Cuba will ship 10 million tons annually to the Soviet Union and Red China, with nearly two million tons to other Communist nations. The agreement follows a 1960 pact and shifts Cuba toward Peiping and Moscow while the United States loses a premium buyer. Maj. Ernesto Guevara signs for Red China with a half million tons yearly. Soviets pay world price.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Red China
Eisenhower
United States
Castro
Red
China
Maj
Ernesto Guevara
Cuban National Bank
Peiping
Thinks Defense Plank In GOP Platform Gets Tepid Backing
Newport RI AP report notes the White House and Rockefeller view the defense plank as pretty good though reservations persist about its realism. The convention draft favors a large defense boost while resisting a price cap, with Eisenhower and Hagerty steering the party through Chicago talks as Rockefeller and Lodge weigh in.
Nixon Seeks Strong Civil Rights Plank At GOP Convention
In Chicago Nixon and Rockefeller allies clash over civil rights as the Republican platform committee works overnight. The group debated a moderate liberal mix with the exact wording kept secret. Nixon said he would back a floor fight for a strong civil rights plank if needed and Rockefeller signaled readiness to challenge on the floor. The morning session focused on routine welcomes and organization as attackers counted on painting Democrats as the common foe.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixons Rockefeller
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Stony Cabin Rod And Gun Receives Charter In Record
The Clerk of Court recorded charters today from the State Tax Commission for several entities. Stony Cabin Rod and Gun Club Inc lists Howard J. Tedrick Curtis H. Kline and Daniel E. Blair as incorporators. Zitllestown First Church of God Inc includes Harry R. Leasure Dean Young and others as incorporators Boonsboro and Mapleville addresses. Longmeadow Community Association Inc names Byron E. Wingert Frank Getty William B. King and Nicholas M. Stefano as resident agent. Lincoln Mobile Homes and the Equipment Sales Inc charter lists James R. Reese Jr George L. Lewis Francis P. Litton and George A. Wre among incorporators. The association aims to promote health safety comfort convenience welfare happiness and mutual understanding in the area.
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Stony Cabin Rod and Gun Club, Inc
State Tax Commission
Howard J. Tedrick
Big Pool
Curtis H. Kline
This City
Daniel E. Blair
Clear Spring
Donald Blickenstaff
Boonsboro
Raymond Renner
Mapleville
Longmealdow Community Association, Inc
Byron E. Wingert
Frank Getty
William B. King
Nichollas M. Stefano
Lincoln Mobile Homes
Equipment Sales, Inc
Lincoln
James R. Reese
Chambersburg
George L. Lewis
Rt. 2
Hageerstown
Francis P. Litton
Smithsbore
George A
Wre
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Board of Public Works
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Ignnore
Uncle Sam
Weather Bureau
Mr. Krepps
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J. Howl
Beckenbaugh
Dao
Kaye
U.S
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Man
Soviet
Eichelberger
Hemi
Sphere
Newport
White House
Dent Eisenhower
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Ional
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Unon
Hagerty
Rockefell
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Polaris
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Richard Mo Nixon
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National Security Council
Arthur A. Joseph
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Buto
Aelita
Stony Cabin
Rod and Gun
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