Lenn And Other Astronauts Planned Visit To U N Today
Bonn Germany AP Chan telier Konrad Adenauer orders Moscow envoy Hans Kroll to return and explain reports of Western recognition after John Glenn's planned visit to the United Nations. The article mentions Berlin, Moscow, Khrushchev, and a banner thanking Glenn for his service, with references to captive Europeans and potential talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Chantelier
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Hans Kroll
Taports
Glenn
Oder-Neisse
Langley Als Janticulty
Minis Pce
Virginia
Ler
Harold Macmillan
U.N
Moscou
Oesta
Landon
Guy
Abel
Buckingham
Free World
Are
McKeon Named Chairman Of M.Y. Democrats
William H. McKeon 40 of Auburn New York was named Democratic state chairman replacing Michael H. Prendergast who was removed amid Kennedy administration and Wagner pressures. Prendergast challenged the move seeking court ruling on validity arguing term not expired until Sept 1 and committee lacked authority to act. Wagner backed by Eleanor Roosevelt and Robert H. Lennon helped push reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. McKeon
Cayuga County
Michael H. Prendergast
McKeon
Auburn
N.Y
Democratic State Committee
Prendergast
Kennedy
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Prender- Bast
Supreme Court
Mclon
Marles
Wagner
Maryland TM Pee Eee License Service Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes mention bringing blank and insurance certificate to Delphey's License Service. Fee unclear. references to corrections, 20 cents, and assurances of no trouble or delay. No clear person, place, date, or formal event identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphey's
Atle
Nixon Attacks Birch Society Leader Welch in California
Berkeley AP Nixon targets the John Birch Society and its leader Robert Welch calling Welch the Birch society. He urged fellow Republicans to quit the ultra conservative group, tying Eisenhower to a Communist conspiracy while addressing a California GOP subcommittee vote favoring him for governor. Plan for a monument to John Glenn’s 1962 orbital flight advances in Washington. Senator Smathers proposes local site near Cape Canaveral.
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Berkeley
Calif
Richard al. Nixon
California
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Nixon
Ellow
Hurst
Tray
Hecilise Welch
Welch
The
Birch Society
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican Assembly
Gover Lg
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
CRA
Uny
Washington
U.S
George Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
John H. Glean Jr
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Glenn
Killy Hawk
Local Deaths Fitful Page 16 Funeral Details
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah S Norris former Hancock resident were held in Lyons New York. She was the daughter of Albert and Florence Wach Schetrampl and had been confined to Los Lyons hospital for seven years. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 2 at the funeral home. Also noted are services for Joseph Reuben Smith to be held Sunday at 1 2 pm from Sider Router Funeral Home with Rev Donald P Pilek officiating, interment Funkstown Cemetery.
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Turnbull Spicknall
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sarah S. Norris
Yons
Sarah Celrompf Norris
Hancock
Albert
Florence
Norris
Los Lyons
Joseph Reuben Smith
Donald P. Pilek
Funkstown
Area Deaths Jacob R Picking 72
Jacob R Picking aged 72 of 225 East Franklin Street Green Castle died Thursday at Chambersburg Hospital. Born in Antrim Township he was the son of the late Fred and Linda Picking. Survived by wife Mine Lesher Picking two foster children two sisters three brothers and nine grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Minnich Funeral Home Green Castle with interment in St Thomas Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 9 at the funeral home.
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Jacob R. Picking
Franklin Street
Greencastle
Chambersburg Hospital
Antrimownship
Fred
Linda (Statsler) Picking
Snyder Elevator Company
Willamson
United Brethren Church
Mine (Lesher) Picking
Ralph Poe
George M. Picking
Williamson
Jacob Daugherty
Sylvia ‘Blue
Chambersburg
City Picking
Wash
D. C
Lester Picking
Marion
Ralph Picking
Freesport
Ilinois
Minnich Funeral Home
Greencasie
Lester Misner
Lester D. Myers
St. Thomas Cemetery
Mystery Surrounds Idlewild Plane Crash Cause
Reports from Idlewild describe a dramatic crash with police and naval units recovering 52 bodies. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board found no clear cause, while passengers included W. Allen Jones of Cities Service and a former president. Eisenhower expressed shock as search efforts continued through tides and night.
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Kennedy
Srayshay
Bay
Mazabro
Wei
Pemene Ces
Raat
Manhattan
Aeidrop
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tulsa
Okla
Annapolis
Maryland
CAB
Alan
Boyd
Floyd Benholt Naval Air Station
W. Allen Jones
Cities Service Co
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Special Session Decision Today On Integration
A chaotic air disaster unfolds near Ozone Park as a large craft, after a ground break and ascent, plunges downward mid flight. Capt James T Heist and off duty officer Arthur Nud dock observe the crash with rescue teams scrambling to reach the wreckage.
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James T
LaGuarclay
Ozone Park
Queens
Rooklyn
Arthur Nuddick
Cross Bay Boulevard
Fey
Bay
Baltimore City House delegation weighs public accommodations bill
The 36 member Baltimore City House delegation will meet privately to gauge support for legislation banning private discrimination in public accommodations. An adverse sentiment could trigger a special session after today’s meeting ends next Thursday. Del Acker says votes within the delegation may be needed to keep Baltimore in the bill, as Eastern Shore counties are likely to exempt themselves from the measure.
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Baltmore City
Tawes Toll
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Del
Josep Acker
D-Balloard
Acker
Proclamation supports Muscular Dystrophy Research drive
Maryland Governor Millard Tawes proclaims a statewide movement by the Tall Cedars of Lebanon to back muscular dystrophy research. The document cites national health threats and coordinated efforts through the Institute for Muscle Diseases in New York City, urging public support during a designated week in late January 1962.
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National Tall Cedars
Lebanon
United States
Maryland
America
Institute For
Muscle, Diseases
New York City
Tall Cedars of
Supreme Forest
All Cedars of
Millarde
Tawhs
Edwin J. Reeves
Tall Ceders
U.S. A
Guy Mes
Ingiete
Prayer for mercy and a heart renewed by the Spirit
A devotional prayer asks for mercy and the removal of a heart of stone, requesting the Holy Spirit to kindle a heart of flesh that loves, adores, follows, and delights in God through Christ. Attributed to Lyndon B. Phifer, a retired Methodist editor in Tallahassee, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahassee
Fla
Television Highlights Preview From AP Television Writer
AP Television Writer Lowry surveys the week ahead noting NBC and CBS schedules mix new episodes with specials. Highlights include Irving Benn salute on NBC's Telethon Hour and George M. Cohan salute on NBC. Ben Casey with Cliff Robertson for ABC. The Hook on NBCs Dick Powell Show. Perry Como with Carol Lawrence. Gloria De Haven amnesia drama. Oh Those Bells replacing The Now Bob Cummings Show. and a study of Barry Goldwater on CBS.
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Gtnthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
Irving Benn
George M. Cohan
ABC
Ben Casey
Cliff
Robertson
Dick Powell
Perry Como
Caro
Lawrence
CBS
Gloria de Haven
Bob Cummings
Sen
Bang Goldwater Spear
Florida sales tax climbs on booming tourist season
Florida sales tax collections rose in February to 15.5 million, up 1.2 million or 9.04 percent from a year earlier, as tourism revived late but gained momentum. Commissioner Ray Geenree cited the strong tourist season boosting revenue and tax intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lallahassee
Fla
Florida
Comptralier
Ray Geen
Jeol Technms
GOP Leaders Meeting Today To Pick Ticket
Maryland Republican leaders plan a meeting in Baltimore to assemble a statewide ticket for the May 15 primary. Chairman Eldred Rinehart pursues candidate interviews as filing closes Monday midnight, with Sen. John Marshall Butler’s stance influencing the process and possible contenders like former Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
D. Eldred Rinehart
State Central Committee
Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Rinehart
Theodore R. McKeldin
Sen. Butler
Lana
Connrolkin
Thomas F. Johnson
Eastern Shorea
Cui
Kennedy
Johnson
George P. Mahoney
Gov
Tawes
Mal
Commission On Governmental Efficiency
Mahoney
Tayes
Plenty Dry In Miami Area
Montgomery Alabama Public Safety Director Floyd Mann ordered seat belts installed on state patrol cars saying they save many lives and may encourage motorists to buckle up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Floyd Mann
Alabatie
Father and four children die in Waldorf house fire
A father and three of his children perished in a late Thursday night blaze five miles west of Waldorf Maryland. Fire officials reported the two alarm fire began around 10 30 p m and took more than four hours to battle amid water supply problems. The victimized family members identified only as Jones. the father about 40 and the children 13 6 and 68 months old. The father and son entered the burning two story home to rescue others. the son returned, the father did not. The cause remains unknown and under investigation.
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Waldorf, Md
Here
Charles County
Joseph McDonagh
Jones
McDonagh
Parent Teachers Association
McRonagh
Charles
Prince Georges
David Summers
County Fire Board
Safety Belts For Troopers
MIAMI FLA. The past six months were the driest since 1936 at Miami International Airport as the Weather Bureau records showed only 11.19 inches of rainfall in the six month period ending Feb 29, far below the normal 25.19 inches. The previous six months in 1951-1952 had 13.66 inches.
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Miame
Fla
U.S
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Br. Koyar
Verna Horndliaux
Kayar
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highland
SAAB
Auto Show, Ltd
Idlewild
Believue Hospital
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Ody
Alan’ “Beautiful Shoes
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GOP
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H. E. Ilgenfritz
Norman Hose
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