General Walker Quits Army After Rebuke
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker resigns command citing free speech and anti communism beliefs. He claims loyalty and duty were compromised by Army actions and criticizes leadership, saying he will pursue other means to serve the country while leaving military service.
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Thurber dies noted writer James Thurber dies at 54
James Thurber, famed writer and cartoonist known for The Talk of the Town pieces and sharp satire, died of pneumonia after brain surgery. He lost sight in both eyes from childhood accidents, survived by his wife, and had long ties to The New Yorker. Born in Columbus, Ohio, Thurber contributed extensively to American journalism and literature.
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Prayer Today and Faith Traditions Blessed by Brookyn Minister
A Brookyn minister from Tompkins Congregational Church offers a prayer praising boyhood faith traditions and the quest for personal freedom. He asks for salvation through faith and for Christ’s words to guide conduct.
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Popular American playwrights find global appeal
Rosamond Giller told the American Educational Theater Association that Tennessee Williams is especially popular in Japan, while Arthur Miller is favored in Central Europe and Eugene ONeill in India as her works travel.
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Semi-Retired Still Can Earn Money and Collect Social Security
A Social Security official explains that older workers can earn money without losing all benefits under new law. Many eligible locals have not applied. the leaflet details earnings thresholds and monthly payments, urging applications before year end and offering a calculator table to estimate benefits.
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Korean Orphans Begin 40-City Good Will Singing Tour
Nine Korean orphans and thirteen thousand nationals travel with U Thint head Shin to sing in English Korean German and Latin. They seek a hospital donation and plan two U N appearances in New York and a White House audience with President and Mrs. Kennedy.
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Widow seeks sale over pet policy in high rise dispute
Miami, FR. A wealthy widow, Jo Benneth, plans to sell her cooperative apartment after a suit claims a No pet clause was violated by her chihuahua. Benneth notes the dog rarely barks and is kept on a leash, while defending her right to keep Chi. The case references a 1954 $37,500 purchase and ongoing eviction pressure.
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Service News from Germany and Mediterranean Duty
ABLUAFFENBURG Germany Roger AL Helle 20 of Hagerstown Maryland promoted to specialist tour in Germany as member of 91 Engineer Battalion Company A Aschaffenburg Belt entered Army December 1959 stationed Fort Belvoir before overseas in June 1960 wife Fradees with him in Germany. In the Mediterranean David B Dord hospital corps man third class USN son of Evhel C Heth Hagerstown serving with Sixth Fleet expected to return late February. Ports visited include Barcelona Napoli Athens Toulon Rhodes with amphibious exercises on Sardinia and Crete. William J Lamb son of Mr and Mrs Waller Lamb Rt 6 Mayorsown Md undergoing nine weeks basic training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
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Killer Who Gave Victim Time To Pray Arraigned
In Logan West Virginia ex convict Combs is charged with murder and attempted murder in the slaying of Elmer Huffman and wounding of Lous Sturms. Police say Combs told officers he killed Huffman after Huffman ordered him from the property and later killed Sturms with a head shot after dumping Huffman’s body in a well. Huffman’s body was found weighted down with a rock.
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Belize To Move Capital After Devastating Hurricanes
Belize's government reveals the capital of British Honduras will relocate 44 miles inland after two major hurricanes. Storms killed dozens, destroyed most buildings, and flood risk from the Belize River threatens residents in a 30,000 population city. Prime Minister George Price vowed rapid clearance and heavy equipment deployment as survivors recount harrowing escape.
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Woman Dies on Thrill Ride at County Fair
Mrs Calvin R Lindenmuth aged 36 died after the dive bomber capsule of a fair ride broke loose at a local fair Thursday night. Her husband, a Navy Yard welder, watched helplessly as she rode alone. Coroner Jennings Cauthen confirmed the accident noting the husband did not ride due to a dislike of thrill rides. A Minnesota man damaged his arm in a separate incident to a tailor shop window during the same period.
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Aviation mechanic F Rubeck graduates from high school
warning unit Gen F Rubeck, chief aviation structural mechanic, son of Bruce and Rubeck of 420 W Washington St Hagerstown Md, serving with the Airborne Early Warning Training Unit Atlantic at Naval Air Station Fort? River Md, entered Navy in March 1949, graduated from Clear Spring High School.
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University of Virginia Students Riot Over Shortened Thanksgiving Break
UA students rioted early today protesting a cut to the Thanksgiving holiday. Police used tear gas. three students injured including a hospitalized freshman, five arrested for disorderly conduct. The protest followed the four to one day holiday change to Thursday only. university officials say the four day break will return next year.
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Double Cropping Allowed On Barley And Wheat Programs
Maryland official Dudley announces that double cropping under the 1062 Barley Feed Grain and 1992 Wheat Stabilization programs is allowed with conditions. Normally double-cropped farms may harvest a second crop if the first crop is grain or fall-seeded and meets specified crop types. Participation requires approval from the local County ASCS Office before December 1, 1981.
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Police Chief Returns From Quantico Training Course
Vallee Blair Gyerton reports a profitable two days at the FBL Retraining Course in Quantico Virginia. Det Ut Grayson Wigfield Sgt Paul Wigfield and Spt Arthur Palmer also attended. The programs covered Civil Rights and Recent Supreme Court Decisions with future police application noted.
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Advice On Long Life From Two Septuagenarian VPs
Washington AP reports two elder former vice presidents Henry Wallace and Harry Truman offered life longevity tips. Wallace urged gardening and experimentation to enjoy growth each year, while Truman suggested choosing good grandparents and a skilled cook for a wife. A third septuagenarian Mrs Truman joked about not being a good cook.
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Stalin's son demoted from general to major in Soviet press
MOSCOW AP report says Josoyly Stalin's son Vassily loses rank, no longer a general but promoted to major. Meanwhile Stalin's daughter Svetlana still resides in the apartment he allotted across the river from the Kremlin.
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Two More Die In Accidents
The article reports 463 deaths this year in Maryland with two more fatalities from accidents. Elmer Sarguvle of Havre de Grace died after being struck on St John Street and Solak of New York died when a car overturned near Waldorf. Myer Orzy, 55, suffered skull fractures and was hospitalized in Washington. Also noted is Nobel Prize news for physics mentioning Dr Rudolph Moesshauer and Dr Robert Hofstadter and an announcement from Stockholmo in California.
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