Laos Parley Deliberates as King to Act on Coalition
Geneva reports say Laos leaders urge King Savang Vathana to form a coalition government with western conservatives pathet lao and neutralists, amid Pathet Lao control and ongoing talks. Stability hinges on swift cabinet formation and a new national assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Savang Vathana
Souvarna Phouma
Laos
Zurich
Pathet Lao
Boun Gur
Savang
Boun Qum
Sotvanna Phourny
Souphenouvong
Pathet Loo
Botin Oum
Souvimcia
Souphanauvong
Bown Ouim
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
China
Viet Nam
Parthet Tao
Nem
Birthday Prayer Note from Bishop Ralph Ward Jr
A Syracuse New York message from Bishop Ralph Ward Jr of The Methodist Church offers a morning prayer praising God for birdsong and daily renewal. It asks for strength to endure heat and to see glory in each day and closes in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasve
Christ
Ralph Ward, Jr
Syraclac, NY
Social integration and church leadership urged for unity
Focused on ending racial restrictions and promoting integration in schools and community life. Emphasizes that brotherhood cannot be legislated and calls churches to lead by example in embracing all people, citing faith as universal in God’s image.
Obituaries Front Entails Eby and Meaver Figures
Obituary notices list Marguerite Meaver widow of Toy N Meaver dying at 61 after illness, with service details in Williamsport and Mt Tammany. Also mentions daughter Elizabeth MacGregor of Allentown and other relatives, with funeral arrangements at Leat Funeral Home and St Augustin Chapel rest Haven. Interment at Rest Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contiiten
Daoughter
Jacob
Elizabeth
Shheidler) Eby
First Brethren Church
Wagerstown
Elizabeth MacGregor
Atlentown
United Brethren
Myersville
Marguerite Hoover
Marguerite Meaver
Toy N. Meaver
Yammany
Washington County Hospital
Salisbury
Joseph and
Louisa Wiederhold
St. Angusne Catholic Church
Williamsport
Sue
Roy Thomas
Tammany
Ward Wiederhald
Hallway
William Wiederhold
Prant
Wiederhold
Marjorie Chilton
Wils
Hamsport
Mary Ross
Wayne Heights
Leat
Williams
Port
Mt. Tammany
St. Augustian Chapel
Weller Receives Graduate Assistantship at Connecticut
Robert Herbert Weer, son of the Rev and Mrs Robert M Weller of 619 Chestnut St, receives a graduate assistantship at the University of Connecticut to pursue a master's degree in social work. He is a graduate of South to Hagerstown High School class of 1571 and earned a scholarship to Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa, graduating with an ALA degree in Sociology this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Herbert Weer
Robert M. Weller
Chestnut St
University of Connecticut
Robert
Hagerstown High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Atlas Missile Frizzles Again
The Air Force probes a seventh Atlas missile failure after an Atlas E model exploded over the Atlantic Ocean 95 seconds into a 7300 mile test. The incident follows a string of launch setbacks as investigators seek the cause amid ongoing readiness concerns for the Atlas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Canaveral
Mia
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Haan
West Plans To Stand Firm On Berlin Pledge
Washington notes indicate the United States aims to maintain a firm Berlin stance while awaiting a formal Soviet reply within about a week. Ambassador Thompson returns to Moscow after Washington talks to press U.S. position and perhaps influence Khrushchev before the Moscow reply arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Berlin
Paris
Landot
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Willae
Washington
Thompson
Kheushchev
Rusk
Khrushchev
State Department
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushlobe
Soviet Communist Party
Red Chinese
Communist Parties
Book On Czech Spy Closed At Least For The Time Being
At the United Nations the Czech diplomat Miroslav Nagvalac faced U.S. charges of spying as tensions rose between Prague and Washington. The United States revoked his diplomatic immunity and demanded his departure, while Prague publicly questioned the U.N. status and delayed the move. Nagvalac left prospects of further espionage inquiries unsettled as officials announced his exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Besser
United Nations
N.v
U.N. General Assembly
Miroslav Nagyalac
United States
America
Tefl
Plang
Paris
Prague
ILS
U.S
U. S
Nacvalac
U.S. State Department
Nacvalic
Mr. Mack
Jack
New York
Kant Frien
Hiuwie
Czechoslovakia
Revalac
Nac
Nacvatac
State Department
Public Speaking Champs Distinguish Futuca Farmers of America
Wayne Pike Ieff and Kenneth Bowers head to the state-wide FFA convention at College Park next week after winning junior and senior division speaking contests. Wayne, son of Mel C B Tike of Route 2, spoke on The Power to Produce, while Kenneth, son of Rev. and Mrs Luther L Bowers of Williamsport Rt 4, spoke on Farm Surpluses and Starving People. Both are Williamsport High School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pike
Ieff
Kenneth Bowers
Futuca Farmers of America
FFA
College Park
Wayne
Mel. C. B. Tike
Route 2
Kenneth
Luther L. Bowers
Williamsport Rt. 4
Williamsport Igh School
Tawes Names Board To Regulates Maryland's Savings And Loan
Gov Tawes creates a seven member board to regulate Maryland savings and loan industry. Arthur W Mach of Baltimore is named chairman with Raver Annapolis and Burka Somerset among appointees. The panel will advise the Department of Assessments and Taxation on loan association matters under new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Tatwes
Marsland
Foan
Emei
Tawes
Maryland
Genersky
Department of Assess
Arthur W. Mach
Loan Association
Baltimore
Jons
R. Ros
Service 15st CAV Soldier Mills Serves In Korea Training
Fleet Sergeant Frederick C Mills of The Service 15st CAV Division 2d Artillery participated with 1st Cavalry Division personnel in annual Army training tests in Korea. He entered the Army in 1942 and was stationed at Fort Hood Texas before arriving overseas in February 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAV
Korea
AHMC
Frederick C. Mills
1St Cavalry Division
Mills
Harry M. Mills
Wil- Hamaport
Fort Hood
Tex
Castro Rejects Offer to Swap Invasion Leaders
Castro rejects a man-for-man prisoner exchange proposal tied to freeing invasion leaders and argues most prisoners are innocent. He cites alternate exchanges involving Francisco Molina Pedro Albizu Campos Henry Winston and others, while criticizing the committee for silent on proposals and accusing it of stalling negotiations.
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Eage 1
Castro
United States
Puerto
Rico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Spain
Casto
Francisco
the Hook) Molina
New York City
Pedro Albizu
Campos
San Juan Hospital
Henry Winston
Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bolivar Fuensle
Tractors For Freedom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yearly Nuisance From Cottonwoods Disturbs City South End
Cottonwoods in the southern city section release fluffy seeds yearly, polluting the air and clogging window screens and fresh porches near City Park. Assistant County Agent Nick Pone identifies the offenders as Eastern Cottonwood trees near Hager House on S Prospect St, with other trees likely in the South End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luey
South End
City Park
Ab Ames
Nick Pone
Hager
S. Prospect St
Dr Fitzjohn Returns for City Dinner With Dignitaries
A gala dinner honors Dr. Fitzjohn with dignitaries including Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Belford Law. Attendees listed include Dr. Richard Neek of Washington, Ambassador and Mrs. Snaween from Sierra Leone, Alderman A. Rahman, J. B. Jenkins-Johns, and Mary land officials. The Maryland Municipal League leadership and Takoma Park officials attend, highlighting cross city and international guest presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fampy
Belford Lawments
H. &. Tucker
C. E. Logan
Ellsner Davis
Ellen W, Fitzjohn
Richard Neek
Washington
Kellan Caulker
Snaween
Sierra Leone
Mayor Chamber
U. S. Informa
Freetown
A.” F.iion
Rahman
J. B. Jenkins-Johns
Marylandton
Miss Municipal League
Cecélia Wright
George Miller
Takoma Park
Maryland
D. E. Boye-Johnson
Raw Clams Unlinked to Hepatitis Says Health Officials
Baltimore report summarizes Dr Luther Torey and Dr Char Jersey health authorities refuting a link between hepatitis cases and eating raw clams. They note New Jersey cases tied to bay-polluted waters and say Maryland cases show no association with raw shellfish. Clam harvesting in Raritan Bay area remains under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sondetson
Luther L. Torey
Washington
Slate
Growing Waters Wealth
Certs
Terry
Char
New Jersey
Raritan Bay
N. J
Silverman
Public Health Service
Greencastle P.O. to Become First Class Office
Greencastle's post office will become a Class 1 or first class office on July 1. The classification change arises from the office losing over 40,000 pounds annually in receipts, with officials stating mail service impact will be minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Driver Charged After Collision
A car operated by Elsie 8. Walker, 44, Williamsport No. 2, collided with a parked car owned by William J. Wright, of Tiyerstown. Valice charged the driver with reckless driving and driving while under the influence. The Cherokee Nation of Indians was founded at Tablequins, Okla., on Sept. 6, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie 8. Walker
Willamsport No. 2
Alexander St
William J. Wright
Tiyerstown
Valice
Cherokee Nation of Indians
Tablequins, Oki
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Feams Bige
Robert Weller
Atlas Missile
Kappa Jack Adams
Santa Fe
Sinma Social Fraternity
Investi
Cacopon Lodge
Cocopan Lodge
Simmons
Cacapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Tawes Names Board To
Maryland’s Savings and Loan
Pred
W. Kuethe
Glen Burnie
J. HL. ‘Ventufelter
Charles E. Orth
John W. ‘Tt. Webb
J. Grason Luttrell
T. Harrimond
Idr. Fitzjohn
Ash Fheil Vehida
Hagerstown Equipment CO
Maryland Ave. & Memorial Blvd
Hagerstown
Greencastle P.O
Shell Homes
Woodside Park
Maurice Martin
the Martin CO
Penna, Ave
Hagerstown, MD
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