Khrush Cheered, Ike Booed In Paris Streets
Paris crowds reacted to Nikita Khrushchev with boos while Dwight D. Eisenhower drew cheers amid their Paris visit. The article details Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s meetings with Charles de Gaulle and other leaders, mixed reception, and implications for East-West talks as summit plans falter. It also reports on U.S. and British officials conveying cautious optimism and notes local military personnel, including Pvt. Leroy L. Divel of Hancock, and Sgts. Parvin L. Kridler and others participating in nearby duties and rifle and pistol matches at Fort Riley and Fort Jackson. The piece mentions improved Midwest mail service via star routes and the Washington metropolitan postal expansion aimed at faster next-day delivery.
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Ito
Initle
Big Four
Rodion Malinossky
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
East Berland
Khrush
Moscow
Chev
Chris
Goodby
Macmillan
Fian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de
Ornsy
Khrushchev
Kindler
Essen
28Th Infantry
Fort Riley
Deana
Boonsboro Carnival Plans by Legion and Band Boosters
The Boonsboro American Legion and Boonsboro High Band Boosters Club meet on May 22 at 2 p.m. at the American Legion Home to plan a joint carnival running June 2 to 11. Revenues support the Legion mortgage, band uniforms, and Honor Guard equipment. Parade June 11 forms at 1:30 p.m. and proceeds to Shaler Memorial Park with prizes for various groups. An antique auto show is listed for June 11 at 10 a.m., with parade and contact details for organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro American Legion and
Boonsboro High Band Boosters Club
American Legion
Boonsboro
Legion
Boonsboro Legion Honor Guard
Legion and
Shaler Memorial Park
Iit
Frizes
James Cochrane
Charles Metdy
Paul Miller
Charles E. Reeder
Carnival
Percy Albert, Jr
Miss 87 In City Census Figures Face Uncertain Estimates
The article discusses challenges in estimating Hagerstown's population as many homes remain vacant due to economic conditions. It cites reliance on health, birth and death records, post office data, building permits, and electric meters. Chamber officials note a discrepancy between projected 1960 population and actual counts, with many empty houses affecting accuracy.
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Helath Dept
Stone
Post Office Dept
Pototac Edison
Chataberis
Hagerstown
Khrush Says Ike Pledge Not Enough
Khrushchev argued that Eisenhower’s pledge was insufficient and blamed U S hotheads for derailing the summit. He threatened to shoot down espionage flights and to demolish bases but allowed potential progress toward a four-power accord if conditions improved. He suggested another Big Four meeting in six to eight months if a better climate emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Kheushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Sunday School Convention Lists Attendees in Maryland
A number of Washington County groups will attend the annual convention of the Sunday School Association of the Western Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod at St Marys Church in Silver Run Maryland. The program features a study of the Book of Amos led by Dr Jacob Myers Gettysburg Seminary. Mrs Harry Miles Clear Spring is recording secretary and J Mayr Rice Blick Smithsburg treasurer.
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Washington
Sunday School Association of the Western Conference
Maryland ‘Lutheran Synod
St. Mary's Church
Silver Run
Cnference
Frederick
Carroll
Allegany
Ean
Gettysburg Seminary
Harry
G. Miles
Clear
J. Mayr
Rice Blick
Smithsburg
City Gov't Expenses Up Here Is Where Money Went
The city reported higher overall expenses with detailed outlays across departments including public safety, utilities, and building inspections. Police and fire costs rose versus 1994 while civilian defense remained among the least costly agencies, with total spending at about $2.7 million for the year.
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P.C.A
City Signal Department
Faoni¢ Swope
Aeese
Lens
Esra Sharer
Williamsport
Brothers
Hubert L
Boonsboro
Robert
Thelfic
BE. Faulders
Funkstown
Pathel
Police Department
Fire Department
Spe
Downey Wins $500 Purina Scholarship Award
Downey, a University of Maryland junior from Williamsport, receives the 1980 81 Purina Scholarship for outstanding juniors in land grant colleges. J D Sykes announces the selection in St Louis. The award honors scholarship leadership character ambition and need for financial assistance.
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Harry Fred Downey
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland
Ralston Purina
St. Louis
J. D. Sykes
Ralstan Purina Company
Purina
United States
Towney
Fred C. Downey
Wil
Liamsport
Kennedy Wins Maryland Primary Amid Liberal Pitch
Senator Kennedy scored an easy win in Maryland while his campaign touted liberal policies and seeds sown for the party. Morse said Kennedy knew he had little chance there but pushed the constitutional liberal agenda. campaign manager Feder claimed modest spending and no local workers, noting broad party support from leaders and Tawes’ limited endorsement.
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Inerrance Prune Cope
Morse
Washington
Maryland
Aly
Adlai Stevenson
Oregon
Herbert L. Feder
Kennedy
J. Millard Tawes
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Two Engineer Groups Meet Here This Week
Engineering groups meet in Hagestown this week with events led by the Southern Engineering Society and the Maryland Division of the Engineering Council for Professional Development. H. E. Hill of Curtis Engine and Equipment Company will discuss pneumatic controls at the American Legion Home Thursday evening, followed by a Q and A and refreshments. Friday covers a Washington County Education television tour and classroom practice observations at Pangborn Elementary School with sessions at the Board of Education building.
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Engineering Council of Professional Development
The
Southern Engineering Society
Hagerstown
American Legion Home
Northern Avenue
H. E. Hill
Curtis Engine and Equipment Company
Baltimore
Hill
Westinghouse
Modernair
Hills
Maryland
Engineering Council For Pro- Professional Development
As i
Washington County
Board of Education
Kennedy
Pangborn
Saimentary School
Body moved to East Funeral Home for services Thursday
The body was removed to the East Funeral Home in Boonsboro where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Paul Kauffman officiating. Interment will be in Mt Lena Cemetery.
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East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Paul Kauffman
Mt. Lena
Lions Celebrate Boy Scout Sponsorship and 50th Scouting Year
Lions Clubs lead sponsorship of Scout Troop 62 as Chewsville hosts a ceremony. Larry Brown notes Scouting's 50th anniversary and that over 20 million boys and men are currently involved. A charter is presented to Hugh Bow mup with Life Scout Adam Dietrich receiving an award.
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Lions Clubs
Larry Brown
Chewsville
Edswin Schreyer
Mason and Dixon
Scout Council
Hugh Bowmup
Lions
Adam Dietrich
Lions Club
William Jay Troon
Prayer for Guidance From Wilmette Parish Methodist Leader
A religious invocation prays for forgiveness and renewed devotion. Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette asks God to lift believers from self interest and discouragement, renew focus on holy truths, and keep them faithful to divine will in daily life.
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Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, i
Wilmnette Parish Methodist Church
Elect Hershey Official Analysis Group Elect Hershey
L Vinton Orsney was elected president of the Hospital Cast Atalvaie Korvine independent nonprofit corporation. State Health prans Department Blue Cross and Chariton Brothers recognized at a Maryland Motor Trick annual convention. Chaslin Brothers awarded a certificate for safety record. Traumobile Inc. designated to promote ongoing safety payments and hospital care initiatives with expected operation by July.
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Thi Wall Ansivee
Binant An
Prans Department
Blue Cross
Chariton Brothers
Hospital Council of Mary Jtation Co, Inc
Financial
Fidewater Inn
Easton
Chaslin Brothers
Mermbern
Open House At Student Built Dwelling
Open house at Sunnyside Drive project, a six room brick and frame ranch built by North Hagerstown High students as practical training. Students and home economics girls will guide visitors. local shops supply kitchen appliances and furnishings. open Sundays 2 to 9 pm and weekdays 6 to 9 pm.
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Puget
Jon F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Sunnyside Drive
Andrew
Carrol Heights
Isjzaster
Lar Daly
Downsville
Alfred C. Roth, Jr
Industries Education
North Hagerstown High
North High
Ecnomics
Gave & Inand
Dietrich
Eyerly's Department Store
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Ike
Paris
Service News
Korea
Léroy L. Divel
Russell J. Divel
Hancock
Burt Tor
Twesera Trains
Midwest
Menag
Cavalry
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Hancock High School
Parvin L. Kridler
Margaret L. Charles
Franklin Street
Fifth Army
Kan
Kridler
Baltimore and
Martinsburg
Simpson
Washington Metropolitan
Virginias
Pennsyvania
U.S. Post Office Department
Washington Area
Toal
Post
Boosters
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County
Barmus
Catherine (Younker) Weller
Jeannette
Pleasant) Weller
Ralph P.weslex
Stac
Aund Clyde A. Weiler
Foster M. Weller
McConnells
Iburg
Clarence E. Faulders
Mt Lena
Washington County Hospital
Lata Ba
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Downey
Abbieieed Donne
Southern Engineer Publican
Ling Society
H. Gould
Long Meadow
Regent
Elect Hershey
L. Vinton Orsney
Atalvaie Korvine
Green Thumb Garden Center
U.S RT 1
Oramngcastlg, Penna
Foley
Nap
Duval
Mathias
Taylor
Garrett
Buchansa 'S
Chanan
Buchanan
Driver
Duvall
Howard Berkenbaugh
Hancock Election Sf
Iumdergasts
Election Board
Burg
Bunan
Mathi
Fotey
Bucha
District of Columbia
Ft. Belvoir
Jas Fe
Alex
Chamberlandrie
Montgomery
Georges
Anne Arundel
Charles Mathias
Newberry
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