Bidault Flies To Portugal
Georges Bidault and aide Guy Ribeault fled West Germany for Lisbon under assumed names aboard a Swiss and a Dutch airliner. German police escorted Ribeault to the airport for safety, while Bidault vowed to continue his political fight against De Gaulle and may seek Latin America. Authorities questioned whether Bidault entered Portugal under false documents.
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Hishon
Fremirs
Georges Bidault
Low
Portugal
West Germany
Hin von
Overthitow
Charles le Guile
Piolice
Heo
Ieitrich Junker
Bicault
Guy Ribeault
Zurich
Au Herges
Offeey
XY Peice
Ak Tie T Bow
Bidwult
Targich
Germany
BL Anailt
Ore Cowl
de Gallo
Foreign Ministry
Aid
Biedaull
Patitical Dal Gavegamont
Bidault
Latin America
Tie Nest
Falin Ametioa
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Ribeauld
Lisbon
Gervais
Bide
de Gaul
France
Ariel
Junker
Ridault
Iie
Tavariam Pubice
Hugh Crenshaw to Take Course in Fire Control
Hugh Crenshaw is among 32 rangers from 24 Park Service areas selected for advanced training in fire control and enforcement. The program, conducted by the Northeast Region, runs March 25 through April at Hyde Park New York with a course in Structural Fire Control and a feature by the New York State Office of Fire Safety.
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Whith
Crenshaw
Nationa Park
Seevirn Manger
Sharpsburg
Robert J. Jagemann
Antietam
Coenshaw
Park Service
Hyde Park
N.Y
Tom
Department of the Interior
Wilbur 1
Savage
Division of Ranger Services
Division of Fire Safely
Office of
Lac Government
State of
New York
Crash Victims Tell Of Ordeal In Bitter Cold
A Brooklyn man and a Brookline woman survived a wreck after hours of peril in subzero cold. Missing supplies, improvised snowshoes, and a heroic SOS from a distant hunter led rescuers to the two survivors three days later. Miss Klaben and pilot Chuck Hamilton later recounted the lengthy trek and their narrow escape from death.
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Hs Klaben
Jess
Pla
Brooklin
Pat
Flores
Ant
Maska
Miss Klaben
Chuck Hamilton
Charlie Parte
Louis Boy
Hamilton
Menan
Shelly
Miss. Klahen
Area Deaths in Mercersburg and Greencastle
Obituary notices for Lewis Hornbaker of Mercersburg and Charlotte Warley of Greencastle detail ages, residence, family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Hornbaker leaves wife Bu May and ten children with 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. services Friday at Maple Grove Church of God conducted by Rev. Rasterday and Rev. Murray. Warley, formerly of Greencastle, died at Franklin Farms near Charberabury after illness. survivors include two Greencastle sisters and one brother. services Thursday at Minnick Funeral Home with burial in Ayton Brethren Cemetery.
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Lewis Hornbaker
Mercersburg
RG 1
Nishanne
Simon A
Catherine (Bown) Hornbaker
Maple Grove
Geil
Bu May
Wardelaugh) Hornoaker
Kathera Shives
St. Thomas
Lewis WL
Waynesbor
J Robert F
Mary R. Thomas
Clarence M
Boonsboro
Ralph
Belly MJ Armstrong
Greencastle
Garnet A
Chambersburg
Phyllis Hornbaker
Virginia Cloppat
Clear Spring
Maple Grove Church of God
Roberl
Rasterday
Murray
Pine Grove
Lininger
Charlotte
Carseat
Franklin Farms
Charberabury
Arong iUness
Willian
Rachel Jonson Woreley
Edgar Cyrson
Hagerstown
Fires Bub
Sathryn Brindle
Margie ‘Rmatrang
Lindsey Warley
Prospect Park
Philadelphia
Minnick
Marvin Rice
Murial
Prayer for excellence in work today and divine blessing
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to seek excellence in daily labor. It pleads to avoid shodiness and carelessness, to perform tasks with unusual care, and to earn man's praise alongside divine blessing through God’s help. The note references Amer W Ralph Wart, Syracuse, and a Methodist context.
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Amer
W. Ralph Wart
Syracuse
Sly
Methodist
Chel
C&P Plans $60 Million Maryland Construction Drive
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone reports spending 60 million dollars on Maryland construction. Telephones in service rose by 81 thousand to a record 1.45 million, with about 60 percent of Maryland households served. Building additions occurred in Catonsville Damascus Glen Burnie Hyattsville New Windsor North Beach Odenton Silver Spring St. Pond and Baltimore. New central offices now serve Braddock Heights Chestertown Cresapville and Sykesville. The 1902 payroll neared 41 million. The board approved 11 million for construction, including 210 thousand on the Eastern Shore for Crisfield Pacamoke Salisbury linkups and 89 thousand for Preston exterior wiring. Additional Maryland projects total 90.9 thousand near Washington, expanding Wheaton exchange and laying more cable along the George Palmer Highway at Gatdover.
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Basi More
Chesapeake and Potomac
Datablis
Vaice
Crisfield
Pacamoke
Salisbury
Preston
Maryland
Washington
Wheaton Exchange
George Palmer
Gatdover
Youth Winner Of Encyclopedia
Mike Reese a 1a year old Smithsburg High student was advised yesterday of winning a set of Young People’s Science Encyclopedia after entering a nature ride contest. The report notes his smooth entry and the surprise victory.
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Mike Reese
Smithsburg
Edgemont
Young Peoples’ Science
Mike
Fishy Family Menu Made From Ocean to Table
A quirky family food note suggests inventive ways to use seafood in odd dishes. It mentions corn chowder with minced clams, shrimp sauce on an omelet, stuffing with salmon or tuna for deviled eyes, and a seafood salad served with fresh tomato or stuffed celery stalks.
County Board Sees School Land Cost High
County officials debated land costs for South Potomac school sites with figures showing asking prices of 68 250 and two appraisals at 58 240 and 27 300 while noting water and sewer lines ease site prep. The board considered condemnation or alternate locations and moved to secure state loan funding of 259 000 for school construction as Maryland issues bonds for county projects. The county’s 1962 school debt stood at 10.5 million.
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Crossley
Jacob B. Berksson
Board of Education
County Commissioners
South Potomac
Commisssioners
Mics
Education Board
Bester
Ap|i
Maryland
Treble Clef Club Meets at First Christian Church Parlor
The Treble Clef Club will meet at 4 PM in the parlor of the First Christian Church on Potomar Ave. The program aims to finish by 1535.
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First Christian Church
Potomar Ave
Castro critic Urrutia returns from exile in Mexico
Manuel Urrutia, Castro's former Cuban president, declares Castro is jeopardizing the regime as he arrives in Mexico City after years in exile. He says most Cubans resent Castro and plans to seek asylum in Venezuela after joining his family in Miami. King Saud reportedly suffers a digestive ailment with a suspected polyp, amid prior heart issues and pneumonia recovery.
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Mexico City
Manuel Urrutio
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Har Yon
Urrutia
Miami
Venezuela
Nice
France
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Knight Joins Rocky Forces
Former California Gov Goodwin J Knight plans a Rockefeller for president office in Los Angeles on Wednesday. An undecided delegation resists potential political deals while Nixon supporters question a California delegation.
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Knight
Rocky
Los Angeles
California
Goodwin J. Knight
New York
Gav
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Felix Adler Dies Writer of Silent Film Comedy
Felix Adler 72 longtime writer for silent films died of cancer Monday at the Motion Picture Country Home in Hollywood. Adler began in 1905 writing titles for silent pictures and spent more than three decades in comedy, crafting material for Will Rogers Harold Lloyd Laurel and Hardy Abbott and Costello and the Three Stooges.
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Hollywood
Oldtine Vautevillign
Petix Adler
Mack Semielt
Adler
Will Rogers
Harold
Lloyd
Laurel and Hardy
Abbott
Costello
the Three Stooges
Four Wise Steps to Avoid Aborting an Investment
A practical guide outlines four prudent actions for investors considering撤撤 abandoning a project. It urges reassessment of goals, revisiting due diligence, testing market viability, and consulting advisors before decisively cutting losses.
Freewheeling banker and magician born in Maryland
Bill, a veteran of ten years at Ligerstown Trust, parlayed wartime tricks into a banking and publicity career. He earned a Rutgers thesis on bank display and money magic, became treasurer of a bank after 1900, and drew national attention for his magical merchandising. Now retired, he plots a home magic room near Cathedral Avenue with his wife Pegsy Yates and three children watching his acts with mixed enthusiasm.
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Germany
Bill
le Havre
Frates
Belgium
University of Maryland
Anind
Maryland
Mistine
Rotgers University
Stoner Graduate School of Banking
American Bankers Association
Ligerstown Trust
Rutgers
Qute
Rutgers Inn
Bil
Cathedral Ave
Pegsy Yates
Helly
Billy
Michael
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Hugh Crenshaw
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Wwe
Ajoy
Marie
Tam
Tim
Miss Klahen
Brooklyn
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Earote
City Park Lake
Stephen South
Wiliai South
Summit Ave
Alten ‘Taylor
Aldre Taylor
Mies
Bronson Taylor
Lewis H. Hornbaker
Berry's
World News
Belfast
Northern Treland
Terence O'Neill
Lord Brookeborough
Hrorsheen Treland
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
APV
Ap Bac
Hong Kong
Red
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
el Resiqgn
Felix Adler
Wien
U.S
Wiliam
Asmerleme Peschest
Sherrerd
N. Y. Stock Exchange
J. H. Dagenais
Menager
Washington St
Wonton Alocka
Main
Asaip
America
Reckless
New York Stock Exchange
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