France Stands More Alone In North Africa
Paris reports France growing more isolated over North Africa as Algeria peace talks stall over Sahara control. Tunisian paratroops hold Bizerte amid opposition while UN Security Council mulls action and France resists international intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
North Africa
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Sahara
Tunisia
Bizerte
UN Security Council
Council
de Gaulle
Security Council
al. Lugrin
Lake Geneva
Adventists Gather for Camp Meeting Across Regions
The Seventh Day Adventists of the Hagerstown area join brethren from Delaware Maryland the District of Columbia and nearby Virginia and West Virginia for a ten day camp meeting at Catonsville near Baltimore. Keynote by A B Butler opens the event with many speakers including M N Campbell W A Fagal J W Scully and others. Special services for youth and health features are planned under a strong team of local and regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Delaware
Maryland
Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Catonsville
Baltimore
A. B. Butler
Chesapeake Conference
M. N. Campbell
Washington, N.C
W. A. Fagal
New York City
J. W. Scully
International Temperance Organisation
W. M. Adams
National Religious Liberty Association
L. E. Lenheim
Columbia Union Conference
R. E. Hamilton
H. K. Halladay
Harvey L. Saunder
W. C.moffett
Handolph
Washington
Frank Baniazo
Frederick
Chesapeake
Woman Killed In Quarrel With Husband In Maryland
In Ridgeville Maryland a 43-year-old Montgomery County woman Lucille Helen Johnson was killed in a quarrel with her husband. Kenneth B Johnson 27 of Damascus is held for the shooting. Witnesses say he followed her as they left a tavern and fired, then drove her to the hospital. The couple had been drinking. they had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville, Md
Montgomery County
Kennell B. Johnson
Damascus
Lucille Helen Johnson
Jolnsons
Frederick County
Ley
Johnson
Johnsons
Local Quotations From Butcher and Gherrerd Firm
A listings note from Butcher and Gherrerd members of the New York Stock Exchange located at 10 Lonsthan Street Hagerstown Maryland provides quotations. Contact RF 3 4321 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher & Gherrerd
New York Stock Exchange
Lonsthan Street
Hagerstown
Maryland
Tentative Trial Date Set In Liquor Case
A tentative trial date of August 4 is set in the liquor case involving tavern owner William Rohrer and waitress Hope Stains accused of selling alcohol to teens at Rolier's Tavern on Potomac Street. City detectives continue questioning witnesses and expect a full report this evening. two teenage boys were questioned but not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
James F. Stevie
William Rohrer
S. Locust St
Hope Stains
Franklin St
Samuel Naylor
Washington County Liquor Board
Naylor
Rolirer
Potomac St
Walter Carter
Clinton Mowen
Cearfoss
Smithyburg
Strine
Bank President Sought After Zapata Insolvency Indictment
Manuel Medina, president of the closed Zapata private bank in Texas, is indicted on three counts of accepting deposits knowing the bank insolvent. The grand jury alleges July 15 deposits and about $100000 unaccounted for. Medina is believed to be in Mexico as receivership followed the bank’s closure last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarata
Tex
SAP
Manuel Medina
Zapata
Zapata County
Mexico
Realty Transfers Highlight Quiet Week In Market
Land and dwelling transfers involve multiple residents and parcels along Boonsboro Brownsville Fairfax Devonshire Central Ave and Dual Highway. Transactions include properties in Rolling Hills Fairgreen Acres Cloverton Addition Willamport Halfway Sharpsburg Mount Tammany and Fountain Head with buyers such as Gossard Oyler Bork Gray Billman Teays Giffin Staub and Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wayne Younkins
Boonsboro
Brownsville
Samuel J. Horning
Paul Baker Gossard
Elizabeth St
Rolling Hills Co
Hillard, Hayzlett
Fairfax Rd
Rolling Hills
Maurice G. Hoffman
James Edward Hosa
Cloverton
Willamport
Earl R. Gibney
Howard
Samuel W. Gray
Central Ave
Hagerstown Table Corp
Jack R. Billman
Dual Park
Ronald H. Milburn
Robert Kh. Teays, Jr
Church St
Sharpsburg
Claude S. Davis
Bernard P. Ward
Lincoln Ave
Halfway
Mt. Tammany, Inc. _ Co
Charles C. James
Johnson Co
Mt. Tammany
Lee H. Haswell
Raymon C. Cline
Neck Rd
Rtichard
Rutherford
Carlos B. Giffin
Sharpsburg- Antietam Rd
Edgar T. Hayman
William R. Gladhill
North Bank
Conseacheague
Myrtice B. Schamel
Henry K. Staub
Smithsburg
Wolfsville Road
Cavetown
Griesenes Nations
Hancock Man In New Post With Ritter
Donald Lee Wachter of Hancock assumes new duties with the Ritter Finance Company at its Wilkesboro North Carolina office. He began with Ritter as field representative in 1958 and recently served in the South as relief manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee Wachter
Hancock
Ritter Finance Company
Wilkesboro, N.C
Ritter Company
South
Donald F. Corbett, Jr
Idea Wins $1000 for Fates Social Security Reform
Paul H. Fates, former Maryland social security chief, receives $1000 prize for a new procedure. He proposed investing employee Social Security deductions in short term government securities until paid to the Federal agency. The idea reportedly earned Maryland $97,000 last year, funding the division's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Fates
Fates
Division of Social Security
Maryland
Fales
Sione
Mt. Fales
ARA Approval Spurs Washington County Industrial Prospects
The Area Redevelopment Administration approved Washington County's Overall Plan for Economic Development paving the way for federal financing on new plants. County EDC chief Daniel Rohrer praises Planning and Zoning for Master Plan Reports One and Two and credits Maryland officials for guidance and a July conference that aligned the plan with ARA requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARA
County Economic Development Commission
Washington County
Daniel Rohrer
EDC
Ame
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Rohrer
New Area Redevelopment Administration
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Maryland
Washington
County Planning and Zon Ing Commission
Senate
Social Security Raises Minimum Benefit to 40 Dollars
The new social security amendments raise the minimum monthly benefit to 40 dollars for retirees age 65 or later starting with September 1981 checks. Dependents gain increases if the family total does not exceed 60 dollars, and survivor benefits rise to 40 dollars if based on a deceased worker’s account. Automatic increases require no action from beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Tastro Guide Outlook for Sunday July 10
A brief Sunday guide describes tensions and advice on investments and relationships. It warns against foolish money moves, notes possible travel opportunities in the week's second half, and reflects on past giving, with 1960 Americans donating 7.8 billion across religion welfare education and health shares.
By Ocean Future We May Detect Life On Planets Soon
A forecast says within ten years instruments landed by rockets will return data on nucleic acids and proteins to confirm or deny life beyond Earth. The effort hinges on detecting biosignatures from distant planets and Mars missions.
Zodiac Advice Amid Mixed Messages for Each Sign
Horoscope style briefing offers diversified guidance by sign with dates and cautions. Aries urges action while Taurus seeks cash opportunities, Gemini notes rumors, Cancer urges restraint, Leo and Virgo endorse caution, Libra emphasizes completion, Scorpio cooperation, Sagittarius seeks monthly review, Capricorn authority, Aquarius cautions on false idlers, Pisces focuses on planning.
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LIBRA
Wyatt
la Lea
Scormio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Nate
Zipper Story and Demographic Forecast Highlight 1920s Notes
A 1922 anecdote recalls a footwear designer proposing a slider on a galosh to Gaourich Company, inspiring the term zipper. The note also predicts China reaching one billion people within 12 to 15 years and warns of food shortages due to limited arable land. Health and work improve as a favorable outlook is described.
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Gaourich Company
China
Horoscope Seeds Mixed Messages Across Zodiac Signs
Fragmentary astrological text outlines clues for each sign with dates and vague traits. Several entries blend unclear phrases and garbled words, offering hints on personal outlook and daily concerns without coherent guidance.
Tornadoes, High Winds Rip Ohio and Indiana
Severe winds and possible tornadoes struck western Ohio and parts of Indiana Friday night. In Sidney Ohio ten homes were flattened and many injured as a tornado hit a new subdivision, with 18 to 20 hurt overall but few hospitalized. Ansonia suffered a twister damage. Redkey Indiana lost a post office roof and two injured. Rex Murray recalls a wind like a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Sidney
Troy
Union City
Ohio
Frank Ballard
Redkey
Indiana
Tdayiile
Rex Murray
Indiana Ino
Robert Hiestand
Greenville
Girl Testifies Against Father In Murder Trial
Melody Cooley, 14, testified Friday that her father Spade Cooley beat her mother Ella Mae until her death, describing the stomp with left foot and the boots shown by defense counsel. She said she witnessed the killings at the Willow Springs ranch on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae
Willow Springs Ranch
Melody
Lambros
Conley
Bills To Supply Strong Weapons Against Crime
Senate passes six anti crime bills with Kennedy watching in the gallery. Measures aim to curb racketeering by criminalizing interstate gambling information transmission and furnishing witnesses immunity while tightening obstruction and racketeering laws. Penalties include prison terms up to five years and fines up to 19 000. Interstate gambling devices ban targets illegal betting and harness racing news exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
House
Kennedy
Iis
Justice
Treasury Departments
Maryland Draftees Enter Army at Holabird Ceremony
Seventy seven Maryland draftees and volunteers started service at Fort Holabird today as the central induction station. In three days a total of 227 men were sworn in at Holabird the busiest period since the Korean War. Local inductees hail from Baltimore Annapolis Towson Elkton Cambridge Frederick Bel Air Ellicott City Haverstown Leonardtown Salisbury Snow Hill and communities in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Ft. Holabird
Holabird
Garrett
Allegany
Fairmount
Annapolis
Towson
Elkton
Cambridge
Frederick
Bel Air
Ellisott City
Haferstown
Leonardtown
Salisbury
Snow Hill
Montgomery
Prince Georges Counties
Rain Falls As Anticipated in Waynesburg Legend
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania rain arrived as locals expected. The Greene County town has a legend of rain on this date about 76 times in six years. Drops appeared just after midnight and were confirmed by two policemen, Ralph Moore and Charles Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Greene County
Ralph Moore
Charles Shaw
Milk Supplies Ample Again In Chicago Area
Chicago area milk supply restored after a 24 hour strike by plant workers and Teamsters. The agreement boosts benefits and raises weekly pay, ending a disruption that had cut off over 90 percent of normal milk flow. Police captured three alleged slaying suspects near Glenham after a lengthy manhunt.
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Nichmond
Louis Throgmorton
Beacon
Virginia State Dental Assn
Maheawan State
Theath
Tooth
Chicago
Chi
Julian
Maxwell
Denheim
Representa
Teamsters
Glenham
Dairies
Ras
Phael Batista
Steve Wuchich
Walter Pierre
Harold
Weinberg
Pedro Arroyo
Richard J. Catey
Woman Arrested for Girdle Theft in Missouri Store
A woman was caught shoplifting a girdle at a Missouri store. She faces criminal charges as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Prayer text for guidance in darkness and hope
A religious supplication asks for the Holy Spirit to bring light hope and discernment in personal struggle within a troubled world. It closes with a blessing and signature from W Dale Quidham a minister in Anderson Indiana.
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Jesus Christ
Dale Qidham
Anderson
Indiana
Park Place
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