New Turmoil Threatens In Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro AP reports Brazil faces upheaval as President Castello Branco deposes Juscelino Kubitschek banning him from politics for 10 years to prevent a presidential bid. The decree strips Kubitschek of rights along with 260 others, including ex presidents Goulart and Quadros, amid post coup political purge.
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Local Student Graduates At American University in Washington DC
George Stuart Nixon, son of Edward A. Nixon, completes a bachelor of arts degree at American University. He was active in Pi Delta Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi, edited a college newspaper supplement, and contributed to The Washington Post. Nixon was named outstanding male graduate in Journalism and led campus demonstrations during commencement week.
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iLocal Merit Grad From Episcopal High School
Hugh K. Wachter son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Wachter of Orchard Rd graduated with advanced standing from Episcopal High School Alexandria Va at May 30 commencement presenting a certificate of merit as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program His national ranking placed him in the top one percent He will enter Princeton University in September Wachter was on the honor roll active in athletics journalism dramatics and other activities He played varsity basketball and track and was on the junior varsity football team He represented his school at religious conferences captained his dual team on TV show Its Academic and served as monitor in student government during senior year
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Atom Powered Ship Savannah Sails Transatlantic
The world’s first atom powered merchant ship Savannah departed New York for Bremerhaven on its first transatlantic voyage carrying 289 bags of general cargo 6000 bags of mail and paying passengers. The crew planned non paying travelers and trainees in spare berths as the crossing was expected to take about 10 days.
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Germany
Local Deaths Margaret Long 91 Widow of Jacob Long
Mrs Margaret Tila Long 91 widow of Jacob Long died at Springfield State hospital Monday She was born at Fort Littleton Pennsylvania daughter of Jonathan and Mary Elizabeth Kerfin She was a Methodist Church member and mother of her large family Survivors include a daughter Ida Cowan Harrisburg PA a son Chester A St Wagerstown Rt 3 ten grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren eight great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews Funeral services will be at Norment Funeral Home Potomac Avenue extended Leitersbury Pike at 2 pm Wednesday Rev Ira Keperling officiating Burial will be Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg Friends may call 7 to 9 pm today Funeral services for Elmer E Bernhardt Baltimore paymaster for 37 years died Saturday age 64 burial in Druid Ridge Cemetery Widow Letti Shenk of Hagerstown and all daughter survive him
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Jacob Long
Springfield State
Ft. Littleton
Jonathan
Mary Elizabeth (Fraker) Kerfin
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Methodist Church
Littleton
Ida Cowan
Harrisburg
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Elmer EB. Bernhardt
W. J. Tickner
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Letitis Shenk
Hagerstown
Stock Market Recovers Mixed Start After Early Decline
New York stock market opened mixed erasing an initial decline as airlines recouped ground led by American and Eastern. Xerox jumped over two points while Du Pont Texaco Phelps Dodge Kennecott United Aircraft Goodrich Republic Steel and Air Reduction posted fractional gains. Leading autos showed little change and steels were narrowly mixed with several rail and chemical stocks fluctuating.
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Area Deaths Chronicle Two Maryland and Virginia Residents
GEORGE B. Small of Shady Grove Pa died after a four week illness at Clearview Nursing Home in Downsville Pike Md He was 85 born July 24 1878 in Quincy Township son of Adron Z and Madha Benedict Small a retired carpenter and Shady Grove knitting club member He is survived by one son William A Montallo two daughters Evelyn G Cottian and Mabel S Geiselman Jr one granddaughter and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be Thursday at Minnich Funeral Home with Rev Theodore E Whitacre officiating Burial in Price Church Cemetery near Waynesboro Friends may call after 1 pm Thursday CHARLES TOWN John Henry Frazier 86 of Charles Town died Saturday in Charles Town General Hospital after a long illness He was a retired farmer and had lived in Jefferson County 30 years Born Sperryville Va Nov 23 1877 he was the son of the late John Henry and Mary Frances Frazier Survivors include two sons Raymond Engler of Ranson and Jesse Enlger of Charles Town two daughters Alice Lillian Keller and Mabel Kranenberg 27 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Harpers Perry at 2 pm today with Rev Harold R McClay officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery Bolivar
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William A. Mont Allo
Evelyn G. Cottian
Howard S. Geiselman Jr
Waynesboro
Minnich
Theodore E. Whitaere
Price's Church
Charles Town
John Henry Frazier
Charles Towny General Hospital
Aagl Ilness
Jefferson County
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Mary Frances Frazier
Raymond
Ranson
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Mabel Kranenberg
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County Board Hears Plans For College and Vocational Ed
The County Board heard bids for a Junior College and a Vocational-Technical School. Thurmont Construction Co. submitted the low bid at 559,397 with four extra classrooms, while the high bid was Security Construction Co. at 729,000.
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Security Construction Co
Pooled Coverage Of Election Returns Talked
New York AP reports officials from CBS NBC and ABC met to discuss pooling coverage of the November election returns. A Monday smoke session at CBS and an afternoon session at NBC preceded talks with ABC and later with The Associated Press on AP participation.
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Graduate Lee M. Smith Earns BA From Peabody College
Lee M. Smith, graduate of Hagerstown Junior College, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee on May 29. He will teach in Montgomery County Maryland.
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Canadian Prime Minister Urges U S Leadership in Critical Times
In an address at Johns Hopkins University, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson urged U S leadership during global turmoil. He warned against demagogues and called for steady, principled guidance, stressing Canada’s cooperative, not subservient, partnership with the United States.
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Wallace predicts repeal of civil rights bill within four years
Gov. George C. Wallace said if the civil rights bill is enacted, it will be repealed in two to four years. He argued the law would spark resistance, a police state enforcement, and attack private property and free enterprise.
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Walker files $2 million libel suit against AP in Fort Worth
Former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker and his lawyers present evidence in a civil libel suit against The Associated Press in State District Court Judge Charles J Murray presiding. A 12 juror panel, four women and eight men, must agree for any verdict.
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