Congress Takes Veterans Day Holiday During Aid Battle
Congress pauses Veterans Day as aid battles continue in Washington. Senate and House plans press for action on foreign aid totaling about $12 billion, while fiscal measures push debt ceiling to $318 billion. Investigations probe Billie Sol Estes and Tex warplane contract.
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Death toll climbs after Indianapolis disaster at fairgrounds
INDIANAPOLIS ABD reported 71 dead and many injured after a gas ignition caused an explosion at the Fairgrounds Coliseum during a heat show. Fire Chief Charles Mill said a liquid petroleum gas leak from a heater sparked the blast, which sent concrete chunks and bodies into the air. Wilbur Gauthier, who directed vendors, was among the injured and could not speak to investigators.
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Local Deaths and Funeral Notices Spread Across Communities
Obituaries from Coplinued From Page 13 note services for Jacob E. Horst and others in Magers town and Smithsburg. Graveside rites at Stouffer's Mennonite Cemetery, with calls at Minnich Funeral Home. Cora Mae Beachley of Sharpsburg, age 80, funeral at Beauchamp Home with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Edward Eaton Adams, 68, of Frederick area, funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery with relatives visiting prior. Denton Gossard, 84, of Boonsboro, funeral at Caffnan Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. large family survivors listed.
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Maugansville
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Southsburg
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Texas district race pits GOP bid against Democrats
In Texas' 14th Congressional District a GOP drive seeks a new seat after Omer Thornberry's resignation for a federal judgeship. Jimi Dobbs leads a three way contest with J. Pickle and Ritter. Pickle appears to win unofficially with 14,498 votes to Dobbs 18,720 and Ritter 13,112 in a tight race.
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Two Junior College Students Plan First Private Satellite Launch
Berkeley AP report details two junior college students aiming to launch the first private earth satellite. Kelly MacDonald and Dave Guichard, both 21–23, describe a Nevada test flight reaching 90,000 feet with a 35-foot balloon nose cone. They expect NASA UC Berkeley and Navy support, with a 4.2 pound nose cone carrying instruments.
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Service News highlights Army promotions and academy graduation
James R. Cosgrave of Hagerstown has been promoted to staff sergeant at Fort Lee after nearly 18 years of service with overseas duty in the Far East and Europe. He holds the Korean Service Medal, United Nations Ribbon, and European Occupation Medal. Daniel C. White of Magerstown graduated from the Seventh U.S. Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy in Germany, after a four week course in leadership, map reading, and instruction methods. White, 20, is a tank commander with Troop M of the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment near Bad Hersfeld, Germany, and entered the Army in December 1959. He attended South Hagerstown High School.
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Frostburg College President Goes On Medical Leave
Frostburg State College president Wardesty has taken indefinite leave and entered Home and Hospital in Baltimore for medical examination. Rudolph S. Bremen, head of humanities, elected interim president. Board will confer with Wardesty after hospital release. accreditation review planned for October next year.
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$200000 Gem Theft Reported In New York
New York police reported a $200000 jewelry theft from the East Side Manhattan home of Emanuel Siman and his wife. Police seek precise loss figures linked to a larger $3million jewel robbery earlier Friday, with a gunmen gang stealing gems from a messenger car before abandoning the station wagon.
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Mrs Nhu Attends Private Mass for Late Husband
Mrs Nao Dinh Nhu former First Lady of South Viet Nam attended a private Mass for her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother in law Ngo Dinh Diem at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Bever Angeles. Le Thuy 18 and Mrs Milena Chase accompanied her in Bel Air. The service, led by Rev Msgr Daniel F Sullivan, confirmed reports of their deaths following the overthrow of their government.
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Prayer Today Almuehty Got
Prayer today extols Almighty God and celebrates life as a gift between birth and death. The brief item, credited to Dwight E Stevenson of Lexington Kentucky, a professor of homiletics, honors Jesus Christ as the Pioneer of life.
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Dirksen and Smathers Say Tax Cut Not Essential Now
Senators Everett Dirksen and George Smathers expressed confidence the economy will rise even without a tax cut. They noted no immediate downturn and questioned the immediate impact of tax reduction while Kennedy pressed Congress to act. They warned the election year politics could influence outcomes but doubted a large effect on the economy in the near term.
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Some Issues Move Forward In Market
New York early today stock market showed selective gains with Chrysler up 2 as autos led. General Motors slipped slightly while Perkin Elmer TBM and Polaroid rose about 8 each. Xeron rose about 2. Ralls, chemicals, electronics and building materials advanced as oils and steels mixed. Radio Corp Zenith plus over a point. aerospace strength lifted North American Aviation and Martin Marietta. Electronic Associates, Control Data and Pan American World Airways gained about a point. Jersey Standard and Goodrich and International Nickel were among small losers.
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Do It Yourself Detector Of Cancer Reported Successful
A Johns Hopkins doctor reports a home cervical cancer detection kit, the Davis Pipet, using self collected cells and mailed samples. The program in Missouri shows 30 successful detections among 30 to 45 year olds, costing far less than medical visits, with hopes for wider use pending further study.
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Washington notes on Otepka case and defense procurement flight
The Associated Press report details State Department officials going on indefinite administrative leave as an inquiry into the Otepka eavesdropping incident proceeds. John F. Reilly and Elmer Dewey Hill, along with David Beliste, confirm wires connected to Otepka’s phone allowed eavesdropping while denying actual interceptions. Otepka had been dismissed on charges of unbecoming conduct. Also covered is Australia planning to buy 24 PX fighter-bombers from the United States at about 125 million, with development and production costs shared. Senator Jacob Javits urges expanded US Soviet trade in nonstrategic foods, proposing alignment with noncommunist partners.
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State and Federal Offices Closed on Veterans Day
All state and federal offices were closed today for Veterans Day a national holiday commemorating the Armistice ending World War I. Schools financial institutions and most businesses remained open.
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