Doubt Any Jets Being Assembled In Cuba Crisis
Washington reports say the Soviet Union may have halted work on jet bombers shipped to Cuba after a U S warning but evidence remains unclear. U S surveillance aims to determine if the planes are being removed under Khrushchev’s pact, while Moscow insists offensive weapons will be moved under inspection.
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Foces
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
Ha Rassling
Pentagon
Washington
Feemier Khrushchev
Kennedy
Dean Nighy
Khrushchevi
Jol J. McCroy
New York
Vasily Kuenel
McCloy
United States
K Kaznelsky
Prayer for Wise Civic Leadership and Stewardship
A parish prayer asks Almighty God to guide voters in choosing just leaders who balance public good over private interests. It pleads for grace to honor those who pursue hard right over populist wrong and to support leaders without becoming subjects to masters.
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Christ
Raymond
Balcomb
Coreyalt
President Votes Early In Boston
President Kennedy travels to Boston to vote and visit his maternal grandmother Mrs. Fitzgerald in Dorchester. The piece notes Massachusetts political leanings, mentions Ted Kennedy polling leads, and cites Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes and Gov. Christian Volpe amid a crowded race atmosphere.
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Dom F. Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Fitegerald
Honey Fitz
Lanetina Anniyer
Boston
Massachusells
Honey Fite
U. S Senate
Jen Jabot Lodge
Steate
George Cabot Lodge
Thomas Kitzgerald
John
Hitton
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Beverly Loyale
Monserrat School
Eisenhower Road
Fedec Yon
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Haley Fitz
Kennedy
John F. Fitegerald
Emerald
Voting Heavy Over County In Early Morning
Voters begin casting ballots as polls open at 7 am under sunny skies. The Board of Election Supervisors reports 229 machines in use, the largest number ever, with results expected within an hour of poll closings and broadcast on Hagerstown stations.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Hagerstown
Board of Elecion Supervisors
United Nations set to end nuclear testing push
At U N headquarters a General Assembly vote was planned to back an 81 0 measure calling for a universal end to nuclear tests by January 1 and to authorize inspection by a neutral agency under international supervision. The debate included objections from major powers and proposals for verification in space, air, and underground tests.
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N.Y
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Assembly
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APY
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Almos
Taant
Red Cross
ICRC
Cuba
United States
Britain
Red Cross Committee
Soviet Union
Geneva
Fidel Castro
Shipy
Fang
Thejhinge
Watition Disarmament Commnissont
Paul Ruegger
Election Today No Problem To 53 Unopposed Candidates
Washington CAP reports 53 unopposed candidates across states amid redistricting concerns. Republicans field 153 nominees including one for governor and 50 for the House. Democrats face limited opposition and may seek a new run in several contests. Alabama and Tennessee races noted with multiple incumbents and nominees.
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John Beckler
Washington
CAP
U.S. Senate
House of Repre
Tennessee
Sikmore House
Alabama
Ave
Republicans Seek Six Governor Seats in Tight 1960 Contest
In a nationwide bid, Republicans aim to seize six governorships including Georgia Hawaii New Mexico and New York, while Democrats predict wins in southern states Alabama Arkansas Georgia South Carolina and Tennessee. The race features George Romney Jack Cox and John Volpe among notable contenders as parties vie for state chief executives.
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Eugene Siler
Kentucky
New York
New York City
Nemo Jtoto
Georgia
South
Carololina
Cark
Sanders
Donald Russell
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Frank P. Walls
Herman FE
Talmadge
Massachusetts
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Maryland
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Carl Vin
Armed Services Committee
Ohin
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
George Romney
John B. Swainson
Swainson
Roney
North Dakota
William L. Guy
Mark Andrews
Vonmilteemat
Minnesota
Karl Rolyaag
Bemnerat
Klyner 1
Anderssen
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
John A. Burns
Celoraia
Connecticut
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
sIohn W. King
Georrne
South Carolina
Tennessee
Nevada
Fish
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Idaho
Arkl
Iawa
Kansas
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Oregon
White House
Gay
John A. Volpe
Area Deaths Joseph J Barron in Waynesboro
Obituary notes Joseph J Barron 0 died Tuesday at 3 30 am at Newton D Baker VA Hospital Martinsburg after four weeks there He was born in Charles Town WV son of Anna Barron Henson and the late Jas Barron a 17 year resident veteran of World War II US Army member Calvary Assembly of God Church Waynesboro survived by widow Margaret Bricker Barron mother Anna Barron Henson stepdaughter Eleanor Sprankle sister Magdalene Dagenhart brother James Barron and two step grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Calvary Assembly of God Church with George Hatchner officiating interment Green Hill Cemetery Friends may call Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro 4 9 pm Wednesday and at church 7 pm until service time Also long obituary items for Asher Myers Roy E Nisewonder.
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Waynesboro
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
WoVa
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W. Va
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Jasper Darron
U. S. Army
Calvary Assembly of God Church
Margaret Bricker Barron
Anya Barron Henson
Hagerstown
Eleanor Sprankle
Magdalene
Dagenhart
James Barron
Talton
Mass
Roy E. Nisewonder
Annapolis Toad
Baltimore
Franklin County
William Immert
Myrtle Stickel
Nisewonder
Jvohn Ballimore
Ematine
John Nisewanier
Greencastle
William Ronders
Robert Woodring
L. Burkhalder
Shady Grove
Jaster Kennedy
Hagerstow
Iza Bingaman
Minnich
Lester Misner
Cedar Hal
Finneral
Voter turnout noted as heavy in several counties
Lines formed at polling places with turnout heavier than in the 1960 off year. Allegany Harford and Wicomico reported strong activity. Allegany precincts saw around 20 percent casting ballots by 7 am. Baltimore City polls open from 7 am to 7 pm with counties following similar hours. Nine statewide questions accompany local referenda.
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Wicomico
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U.S
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GOP
Edward T. Miler
John Marshall Butler
Tve
Frank Smaller
Gay J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Charles McG Mathias
Water Maryland
House of Representatives
Tanck Georges
Howard County
Soviet envoy shouted down in Austria by protesters
In Klagenfurt Austria demonstrators shouted Down with the Berlin wall and Go home to your concentration camp during a Monday night lecture by Soviet diplomat A. TL. Popov the third secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Vienna. Police escorted him from the meetings sponsored by the Austrian Soviet Friendship.
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Klagenfurt
Austria
Berlin
A. TL. Popov
Vienna
Candymaking Heir Keeps Family Craft Alive In Hagerstown
James Milton Wilhide, a 31 year old postman by day and part time candymaker by night, preserves his grandfather Jacob M Wilhide s shop at 230 East Ave. The elder Wilhide learned candy making in Frederick in the 1890s and expanded the business to a home based shop that produced hand dipped candies and candy boxes printed with J M Wilhide Home Made Candles. Jim began helping as a child and worked full time after high school, reviving the trade in retirement from a Navy stint. he later married Martha Crilley and is preparing to move to a new brick home on Starvard Road in Colonial Park with plans for peppermint sticks.
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James Milton Wilhido
Hagerstown
Nmy
Jacob M. Wilhide
Jim
Fappy" Wilhide
East Ave
J. M. Wilhide
N. Cannon Ave
St. Mary's High School
Pappy Wilkie
Navy
C. Milton Withide
Martha Crilley
Martha
Elva Bywaters
Wilhides
Sa Wnyside Ave
Starvard Rd
Colonial Park
New Frontier Programs Face Sharp Test At Polls Today
The article notes a pivotal congressional fight as New Frontier programs face a voting day test. It highlights the 88 member House delegation, Kennedy administration backing, and the potential impact of a Republican gain on House Rules Committee balance and future legislation. It also mentions shifts in district maps with nine states gaining seats and 16 losing, notably California and Florida.
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House Rules Committee
Centrol
Kennedy
California
Morida
Scranton Flattered by 1964 Presidential Talk After Gubernatorial Win
Rep William W Scranton Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor said he was flattered by talk of a 1964 presidential run after the election. He cautioned the new governor faces a tremendous job and should focus on the duties ahead.
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Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
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