NATO ministers endorse Western disarmament plan in Istanbul clash
ISTANBUL May 2 AP Western NATO foreign ministers meeting under martial law approval witnessed clashes between thousands of Turkish students and troops near City Hall. Casualties were minor as soldiers herded demonstrators with rifle butts and bayonets. The ministers endorsed the Western disarmament plan presented by Selwyn Lloyd for the five Western nations. The United States supports talks in Paris aiming to reduce tensions but warns solutions won’t be quick.
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Istanbul
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Turka
Adiae Menderes
United States
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
Morse Names Symington Third Choice For Democratic Nomination
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse says Stuart Symington could be his third choice for the Democratic presidential nomination. He criticizes Kennedy and Humphrey as liberal enough, endorses Symington as electable and supportive of liberal positions, while noting a potential deadlock at the convention and Stevenson as a possible second choice.
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Morse
Stuart Symington
Cheryl
Still Free
Frederick
Kennnedy
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
West Vir-t
Kennedy
Humphrey
Pot
Jefferson-Jackson
Symington Woll
Parifh
Bican
Nixon
J. Fa F. Kennedy
D-Masé
Oregon
Laren
Jobson Tex
Four States District Vote Tuesday
Four States and the District of Columbia Ohio Indiana Alabama and Florida plan primaries Tuesday while Texas runs a private primary. Presidential candidates toured, rallied voters, and debated the Eisenhower record as Nixon signaled a shift away from the administration at a Chicago news conference.
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Ohio
Indiana
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Eisenhower
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Hej
Iself
Nixon
Ex Postmaster Travis Knode Dies at 73 in Keedysville
Travis D. Knode former postmaster of Keedyville and longtime weather observer for the Daily Mail died at Washington County Hospital at 4 10 AM after an illness. He was 73 years old and previously served twenty years as station agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Born to the late Jacob A and Mollie Young Knode he was active in Republican circles in Keedysville. Continued on Page 3.
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Travis D. Knode
Keedyville
Washington
Sam Ray
Burn of
Texas
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Knode
Daily Mail
Svenesas Toentence
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Chicago
Rockefeller
John A. Miller
Bart
Keedysville
Tacob A
Mollie (Young) Mnode
Knede
Keenyaville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ralem EF
Gov. Brown
Eisenhower
Bentes
Sumernel Court
Chessman
Daryl Chessman
Los Angeles
California
Chessmans
California Supreme Court
Attorney General's
Los Angelow
William Wamp
Over a Billion Spent on Newspapers in 1959
The American Newspaper Publishers Association reports that U S readers spent 131.7 million on weekday newspapers and 17.7 million on Sunday papers in 1959, totaling 1.55 billion dollars for daily and Sunday editions. The figure excludes advertising expenditures.
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Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bureau
Frost and freeze damage threaten county fruit crops today
Washington County orchardists awaited survey results on apple and peach trees after a night frost. Temperatures dropped to 27 degrees, five below freezing, with many trees in vulnerable bloom stages. Forecasters predict another chilly night with scattered frost but not below 35 degrees. Total April rainfall reached 2.06 inches, higher than normal. Local police pursued a runaway case in Long Beach as teens fled the El Retiro facility.
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Considerae
Long Beach
Cali
Cy'sltades
Wana Turner
Sam
Cheryl Crate
Amdi
Sun Burke
Weather Bureau
Wan Pu yaNping- Breen Mason
U. S
Hancock Area
P.O. Receipts Climb at Hagerstown Post Office
Postmaster Thomas M. Simpson announced that Hagerstown post office receipts for last month totaled 77,871.45, up from 71,388.63 a year earlier. He cited parcel post rate changes as part of the rise but noted the overall gain likely reflects generally improving business conditions.
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Hagerstown
Thomas M. Simpson
Man Gets Year Suspended Term
Albert D. Jones, 2, of 40 Clock Kuhn Avenue, was given one year suspended sentence in federal court in Baltimore after conviction for theft of a washing machine from an interstate shipment. The machine was taken from a Harris Motor Express truck. Jones was placed probative for two years.
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Albert D. Jones
Clock Kuhn Avenue
Baltimore
Harris Motor Express
Tones
Newstip Awards Highlight Sparse Week for News Tips
The newstip editor notes a very quiet week with few items merit top prizes. A Maryland Ave housewife reported the tip on a woman being rescued from Antietam Creek and a Mt Aetna Road resident provided fire-related information. Tips are collected daily from 7 20 to 1 30 and higher quality tips earn larger awards.
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Javearda
Mt Aetna Road
Maryland
Steeple Repairs Aim to Finish At Zion Church
Workmen repair lightning damage to the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church steeple at Potomac and East Avenue. Paul Keefer of Chambersburg rides a stone-filled platform to the top, pulled in by a Leroy Myers crew member. The Ensminger Company hopes to finish this afternoon as the surrounding area is roped off to keep pedestrians clear of falling debris.
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Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac
East Avenue
Paul Keefer
Chambersburg
Charles F. Ensminger
Leroy Myers
Ensminger Company
Atea
City Youths Trial Set In Westminster Bombing Case
Five Hagerstown area youths face nine charges including malicious destruction of property in Westminster after a January 15 bombing at a city gate and window smashing. Each had posted bonds of 4500 dollars in January for hearings. The five listed include Robert C. Na.
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Westminster
Hagerstown’ Area
Westiminster
Carroll County
Robert C. Na
Inner Highway
Thetis
Ian
Glenside Ave
Paul W. Hess
Potomac St
Aaron E. Light, Jr
Jefferson Boulevard
Harry J. Robol, Jr
Rosewood Drive
Robol
Carroll
John Hershey
Donald Sponseller
South Hagerstown High School
Westminster High School
Allere
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
Castro Rallies Small Crowd on May Day in Cuba
Fidel Castro addressed a hoarse unsteady crowd in Havana for May Day, criticizing the United States. Attendance was far below forecasts, with estimates ranging 250,000 to 500,000 in Civic Piers Bunay area, far short of the predicted million plus. He alleged U.S. aggression via Guatemala in a three hour speech.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Bunay
Cuba
Guatemala
Nine Big Bass Caught In Less Than Two Hours
Adna Pierce of Big Pool caught nine bass in under two hours at Four Locks yesterday morning. J W Murray of Big Spring quotes Pierce saying the bass ranged from 2 to 20 pounds and were landed between 8 and 9 30 a m on plugs amid windy conditions.
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Adna Pierce
Big Pool
J. W. Murray
Big Spring
Murray
Pierce
Permits Issued For Additions In Past Week
Permits for minor improvements and one dwelling were issued by the city building inspector. Lisle T. Cramer, one story frame and brick veneer one family dwelling Daycotah Ave. 8000. Robert G. Minnick carport 1429 Stenwood Ave. 709. Arnold Wissinger concrete block sign rate rear 305 Nottingham Road 1 James A. Boyd frame front porch 462 Park Place 400. Mrs. Georgia Burnett rebuild porch 44 Fark Place Hs. Florence Castle demolish garage B Downsville Pike Ben Lyons outside stairway 335 South Potomne Street 100 Manbeck Bread Co brick addition to third floor West Church Street 1000 Russell Wiebel carport 1127 Sherman Avenue 150.
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Lisle T. Cramer
Daycotah
Robert G. Minnick
Stenwood Ave
Arnold Wissinger
Nottingham Road
James A. Boyd
Park Place
Georgia Burnett
Fark Place
Florence Castle
Downsville Pike
Ben Lyons
Setairway
South Potomne Street
Manbeck Bread Co
West Church Street
Russell Wiebel
Sherman Avenue
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Voli
Canham
Christ’ian Science Monitor
Bridgeport
Doone Wilson
Cheryl Crave
Cheryl Zumbrum
el Retiro
Sylmar
Selmar
Hollywood
Donna
Hfivers
Turner
Miss Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Stompanato
P.O
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Calif
Daryl Cheeman
Karing
Prise
Caryl Chessman
Newstip Awards
Castro
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