Local Industrial and Business Notes Update
Merchants Wholesale Grocery sponsored an all day retailers' clinic with the University of Delaware at Hotel Alexander. James Fahey led the event with member-store reps, covering financial management and store personality. Panghern Quarter Century Club to induct members. Ford Motor Co. award to Maxsey Ford Inc. Richard Roecher of 125 North Ave. honored for 25 years at Panghern Society. other notes list local supervisors and engineers.
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Merchants Wholesale Grocery, Inc
University of Delaware
Hotel Alexander
James Fahey
Ford Motor Co
Maxsey Ford Inc
Vie
Richard T. Roecher
North Ave
Ilumbiating
Panghorningian Society
Third Place Corp
University of Cin
Clnnati
Amey
Itre
David Pt Toughman
Desegregation Gains Momentum Amid Federal Push
James Marlow notes a burst of government church and civic action to speed desegregation, while Negroes push direct action like sit ins and boycotts. He cites fear of riots among whites and warns nonviolent tactics could harden into more militant protests if progress stalls.
Tractor Overweight Fines Prove Costly for Driver
Dale K Stanley of Fairmont was fined 981 dollars in Magistrate Merle Alger’s court for length and weight violations after officers measured a tractor-trailer load two and a half feet too long and 18 700 pounds over. measurements taken Tuesday at Rippon.
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Charles Town
Dale— K.' ‘Stanley
Fairmont
Merle Alger
Rippon
Eisenhower recalls D-Day legacy at Red Cross center
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower told New York listeners the free world gained a new life from those who died on D-Day. He spoke during the dedication of a Red Cross service center and recalled his thoughts on the invasion. Sir Alexander Bustamante plans a weeklong U.S. visit with meetings with Kennedy and Rusk and an honorary degree from Fairfield University. Valery Giscard d Estaing arrived in New York for a two day stay.
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Associated Press
Dwight PD
Eisenhower
Europe
New York
Red Cross
Alexander Bustamante
Masen
These Thieves Fond Of Music in San Jose
AP reports police broke up a jazz band theft ring in San Jose California. Six juvenile suspects were arrested after instruments valued at about $1,000 were recovered from 40 schools. The youths met daily in a field to practice. One member showed skill on drum changes and planned bigger thefts.
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San Jose
Calif
Nhot
Jim Guido
Guido
Tough Path For Japan Leftists Failing To Rally Against U S
In Tokyo a group of former student radicals now hold steady jobs in Japan’s big industries. They resist openly opposing U S imperialism as their funds and influence wane. The once mighty Zengakuren, led by figures like Kuwahara and Ikegami, drift toward cautious stance amid a shift toward capitalism and comfort.
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Glenn Miller
Toffee
Tokyo
U.S
United States
Zengakureni
Japan
Uboshi Kuwahara
Zengakuron
Japan Hapan
Communist Party
Jashey
Zengokuren
Kuwakawa
Yoji Ikegami
Zengakur
Stepen
Washington
Reali
Bloodmobile Visit Set For Next Week In Waynesboro
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will park at Haybaugh Hall Trinity United Church of Christ on West North Street Thursday June 13 from 12 noon to 6 pm. The drive aims to collect 115 pints with appointments via Red Cross Headquarters on South Potomac Street and 762 5414. Walk-ins are welcome.
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Waynesboro
Red Cross
Haybaugh Hall
Trinity United Church of Christ
West North Street
South Potomac Street
Selina Dipopeda
Washington news digest highlights labor unrest and policy shifts
A roundup from Washington notes in closed House Foreign Operations hearings McDermott discusses governance. Teen unemployment climbs with May rate at 5.3 percent and teens at 18 percent. Caribbean Command renamed United States Southern Command. McDermott backs voluntary censorship plans for emergencies. Nevada nuclear tests mark 65th and 66th underground shots. Civil Rights Commission links racial job bias to crime and social ills.
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Associated Press At
Washington
May
Labor Department
Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Caribbean
Defense Department
Latin America
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States Southern Command
J. Andrew P. O'Maera
Senate
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
Forlsne
Mes
Collman
Knowlingly
United States
Nevada
Civil Rights Commission
Bikini theft splashed at suburban pool case
London AP report shows store owner Henri Ballapertiere telling the Magis trate's Court that a unique bikini worn by 16 year old Christine Collman was stolen from his shop three months earlier. Christine's mother testified she bought the swimming togs from a street peddler, hoping for a bargain despite suspecting they're rejects.
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London
Henri Ballapertiere
Magistrate's Court
Christine Collman
Henri
Christine
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James Marlow
Prats
Wasitington
Narih
Smyth
Kennedy
Ite
Eluil Wlahto Kb
Birmingham
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peopla
Supretes
Supreme Court
Cours Fnally
Alabama
Migaissippi
Modoratos
Tom
Eterna Care Clark
Jennings
Mamorial Blvd
Hagerstown
HAYS
Hallmark-Norcross-Gibson
Hays, Inc
Washington St
Dennis Day
Mollywood
Peppy
Dennis
Kate
Daniel Gerard
Margaret Mary
Eileen Maria
U. S
APY
Nobusuke Kishi
Aya Ee
Chrysler
America
Mate
Espair
Vaudte
Universal
Middlekauff Motors
Potomac Ave
Crowl's Garage
Boonsboro, Md
McDermott
House
Revolutionary New
Cmuser
Music Store
S. Potomac St
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