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Elder and Mrs W Moffett of Mt Aetna received a visit from daughter Virginia Caldwell wife of Erskine Caldwell. The piece notes his Adventist roles and six years as Chesapeake Conference president. It also covers Drury Mertz dog mischief, a TV replevin case, and mysterious Fountain Head Bree calls amid local crime concerns.
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Virginia Caldwell
Erskine Caldwell
San Francisco
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Moffetts
Chesapeake Conference
Columbia Union Conference
Jacob Drury
James Mertz
Drury Shepherd
Mertz
Seeme
Drury
Marble Quarry
Keedysville
Fountain Head Bree
Leister Isanogle
Fountain Head
Castro accuses U S plane of spying off Cuba coast
Havana dispatch reports Fidel Castro, in a third blast within 36 hours, charging a U S military plane photographed a Soviet ship off Matanzas coast as espionage. He showed TV film of a suspected U S Navy patrol plane, cited its registry LF128-340, and criticized U S protests as aggression while noting Soviet ships and earlier U S plane accusations. Washington gave no immediate response as defense department declined comment.
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Fidel Castro
U. S
Cuba
United States
Castro
U.S
Matanzas
Washington
Defense Department
County Leaders Learn Economics And Japanese Cruise Bay
About 30 Washington County leaders toured the Chesapeake aboard the Port Welcome from Baltimore to Annapolis learning how the Port of Baltimore supports Western Maryland. At Annapolis eight Japanese Merchant Marine cadets joined the return trip, mingling with 119 locals while host R. Paul Smith highlighted regional rail lines and coal exports that fuel port activity.
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Phil Ebersole
Washington County
Baltimore
Yesday
Chesapeake
Annapolis
Port Welcome
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Western
Ball Sparks Trouble in Sharpsburg Neighborhood
Four Sharpsburg residents were acquitted of trespass or assault charges stemming from a dispute over a child's ball entering a neighbor’s yard. The case arose from long standing land-use tensions between the Grove and Lehman families and involved names such as C Argyl Grove Nora Lehman and Harry Lohman. Police investigated additional incidents including a man attacked after leaving a tavern and vandalism complaints in the 600 block of North Locust Street and 200 block of South Prospect Street.
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Sharpsburg
Grove Yard
Mr. Grove
Grove
Harry Lobman
C. Argyl Grove
Nora Lehmansporch
Lehman
Dwyer
Harry Lohman
Lohman
Lohmans
John A. Chester
Chester
C. & P. Telephone Co
Herald-Mail Co
N. Locust St
Charles Gross
Broadfording Rd
S. Prospect St
Nixon Urges Party Unity For Victory
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the Republican National Committee there is room in the party for those who disagree with some Eisenhower policies. He urged unity after the platform and nominee are chosen and noted disagreements should be discussed without being disagreeable.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Rockefeller
Paa Pell
Weather outlook across mid Atlantic states
Western Maryland remains fair with temperatures 47 to 54 tonight and potential light warming through Sunday. Monday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered thunderstorms in the mountains. The Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland see fair conditions with 50s lows and gradual warming. West Virginia stays mostly fair with scattered thunder showers possible. Southeastern Pennsylvania reports fair tonight and mostly sunny Sunday with mid to upper 70s. Small craft advisories issued along coast.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Ground Broken For Coffman Nursing Home
Washington County marks a groundbreaking ceremony for a 36 bed Coffman Nursing Home gift to the county. The State Board of Health members joined Mr and Mrs Coffman and local officials in turning the first shovelfuls, with Dr Perry F Prather setting the example.
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Andrew &. Coffman
Washington County
Andy
State Board of Health
Perry F. Prather
State Department of Health
Coffmans
Maryland
Coffman Health Center
Coffman Research Laboratory
Bob Lakin
W. Ross Cameron
Mary Priest
Wiliam ¥. Chen
Joh Easterday
Henry Greenville
Prather
Lloyd Richardson
Patsy Cianelli
Eisenhower Japan visit plan under review amid protests
The White House said Eisenhower’s June 19 22 Japan tour plan is being revised after a preliminary Tokyo visit by press secretary Hagerty amid large anti Eisenhower demonstrations. Demonstrators yelled Yankee murderer go home as tens of thousands rioted through Tokyo.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Japan
Anne Wheaton
James C. Hagerty
Tokyo
Mrs. Wheaton
Newsmen
James Cary
America
Kishi
Ike
Tachikawa Air Base
Anchorage
Alaska
Akahata
Board of Education
Washington County
William M. Brish
Williamsport High School
Brish
South Hagerstown
Don Foss
Sioux Falls
James Hagerty
Foss
Willan Campbell
Phe Lth
Minn
Man Held On Assault Charge
EF. P. Moats of Fairplay was ordered held in 1500 bond for Circuit Court action on three counts of assault. Moats requested a jury trial when brought before Magistrate William J. Dwyer on charges involving Woodrow W. Domer Patricia Domer and Clyde Domer a juvenile.
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Dwyer
EF. P. Moats
Fairplay
Moats
Woodrow W. Domer
Patricia Domer
Clyde FR. ‘Domer
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