NATO Ministers Address Greek Turkish Clash Risks
NATO ministers wrapped their spring session without reconciling Greece and Turkey over Cyprus and the eastern Mediterranean issue. They urged dialogue, backed by NATO efforts, while pressing for continued U.N. mediation and a united Western stance on reunification of Germany in a self determined framework. The communique noted limited progress unless Soviet consent and reaffirmed the alliance’s aim to reduce tensions and bolster collective security. Local obituaries reference Budds Smith Jr. and other family details.
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Joseph E. Dynan Nague
Netherlands
Éecys
Turkey
Benith Trance
NATO
Soviet Union
Germany
Strike Sought In Panama Vote Fraud Rumors
Handbills circulated in Panama City on Wednesday night alleging election fraud in the presidential race. They urged a general strike while listing Robles as winner with 14,627 votes and Arias with 123,186, drawing no public response as National Guard stayed alert.
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Associated Press Panama
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Marco Robles
National Electoral Tribunal
Robles
Arias
National Guard
Ariss
Underground Nuclear Test Halt Asked
Soviet Premier Krushchen calls for Japan and the Soviet Union to join halting nuclear tests. Marst Klein, 38, long imprisoned, was lured back to East Berlin last July and is serving 39 months in a Communist prison after an escape attempt years ago. The report notes his past injuries from a 50 foot wire crawl.
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Wayato Ikeda
A. £. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Red
Marst Klein
Berlin
East Berlin
Area Deaths Area Deaths in Maryland Region
Jacob Sherman Dick died at his daughter's home near Baltimore after a brief illness. He was born in Mt Lena, son of the late Jacob S. Dick and Mary Bowman Dick, a retired Potomac Edison employee and member of the Quarter Century Club. Survived by daughters Martha Twamley Baltimore, Olive Maxell near Boonsboro, Gloria Lee Barnhart Hagerstown, Isans David Smithsburg, Mar Jold with forces in Georgia, Leon Layerstown. Body to East Funeral Home Boonsboro. services Sunday at 2 p.m. burial in Mt Zion Cemetery near San Mar a. Family will meet friends Saturday evening at 7.
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Baltimore
Jacob Sherman Dick
Iazel Twamsey
Mt. Lena
Jacob S
Mary (Bowman) Die’s
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison Quarter-Century Club
Twamley
Martha Twamley
Olive Maxwell
Boonsboro
Gloria Lee Barnhart
Hagerstown
Isans
David
Smithsburg
Mar
Youth Admits Slashing Story Hoax In Court
A White youth confessed the alleged Negro slashing attack as a hoax to avoid Hofstra University. The case connected to a 1927 mail fraud matter in Westbury where Jadrosich faced payments for accident claims. The jury dismissed related charges as evidence questioned the authenticity of the reports.
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Mineola
Hofstra University
Sgre
Eyames Kay Con
Mame
John F. Jadra
Till
U.S
Rudd
Hela Falso
Hymn Sing at Waynesboro Church of Brethren
Waynesboro Lora Church of Brethren will present a hymn sing at 7 30 p m Sunday conducted by church members with a focus on congregational singing and fellowship in the community gathering room.
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Waynesbord
Waynes- Lora
Church of Brethren
Silver Spring Forum Chooses Tydings and Hanson
In a 300 attendee informal ballot at Hook Creek Elementary School auditorium the six leading candidates for Senate and House spoke. Joseph Tydings defeated Louis Goldstein 124 to 24 for U S Senate while Royce Hanson beat John F Moore 118 to 25 in the Sixth Congressional District. Hanson then campaigned in Hagerstown Cumberland Frostburg and Westernport before returning to Montgomery County for the campaign’s end.
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Josepn Ayangs
Rogeu Hanson
Silver Spring
Senate
House
Hook Creek
Joseph Tydings
Louisi Goldstein
U.S. Senate
Tydngs
Goldstein
Royce Hanson
John F. Moore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frostburg
Westernport
Montgomery County
Basso Dies, Novelist, 59 in New Haven
New Haven May 13 AP lamilton Basso author of The View from Pompry's Bleach and other novels died today at Grace New Haven Hospital. He was 59 years old. Basso lived in Weston Massachusetts, was a newspaperman and editor for nearly 20 years before his first novel in 1948 The World from Jackson Square, written with his wife Kreita Simmons, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Roger Simmons formerly of Hagerstown.
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New Haven
Lamilton Basso
Roger Simmons
Hagerstown
Opera Season Opens in Atlanta Marking Race Progress
Atlanta opens its Metropolitan Opera season with Don Giovanni starring Leontyne Price. Tickets sold out amid integrated audiences, reflecting shifts in race relations. Local officials note no protests and special arrangements were made to accommodate both white and Negro patrons.
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Atlanta
Don McKee
Metropolitan Opera
Don Givanni
Leontyne Price
Laurel
Miss
Kennedy
Opera Auilehees
Aga
Nexrocs
Mys
Marlin Luther King Jr
King
Negroes
Maline
Prayer Text From Ogden Minister Ends Note With Amen
Prayer asks believers to remain faithful to their calling and lay aside hindrances to mission. It prays for comfort in discouragement, strength when sin seems great, and steadfast focus on the goal in Christ's name. Signed by W F Primrose, Ogden Utah, minister at First Congregational Church.
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Pasher
Theo
Christ
W.F. Primrose
Ogden
Utah
First Congregational Church
Wallace Flies Home Today After Weather Halts Trip
Governor George Wallace flies home for a one day break from the Maryland presidential primary campaign. He plans to attend Auburn University events before resuming campaigning for Tuesday's election, while Daniel Brewster tours the Washington area to rally support against Wallace in Maryland. Weather forced a postponement of a Frostburg State College speech.
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Baunmore
George
Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Wriendships International
Auburn University
Sen
Daniel
Drewster
Washington- Baltimore
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
United Democratic Women's Club
Linelcorr
Indian Spring Country Club
Washington
Baltimore
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Senate
Brewster
Johnson
Western Mary- Aad
Cumberland
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