U S Weighs Two Chinas Policy At United Nations
United States officials consider a two Chinas policy as Red China gains UN support. A shift could seat Beijing and Taipei separately, replacing current exclusion. Diplomats note Formosa's population and veto dynamics complicate any plan, with Security Council resistance and Chiang Kai shek's regime at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.yap
U. S
U.S
Peking
Red Ching
United States
Suveras
Assembly
Red China
Formosa
Taipei
United US
Chiang Kai-shek
Thal
Arthur J
Goldberg
Chiang
Security Council
Hatch Act Freedom Bid Faces Hearing Deadlock
Maryland congressional delegation pushes to free 85000 federal workers from Hatch Act restrictions by creating a commission to study the act. Rep Carlton Sickles introduces the bill, but a House staff official says no hearings or definite plans exist for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Or
Maryland
Carlton Sickles
D-Ma
House
Sickles
Local Deaths Mrs Josephine Baumbach 81 in hospital
Mrs Josephine Baumbach 81 died Wednesday at Mt Wilson State Hospital near Baltimore. Born in Philadelphia she was daughter of Max and Rose Bauerlein and a member of Hagerstown Seventh Day Adventist Church. Survived by husband Damon Baumbach Williamsport Sanitarium and one granddaughter. Funeral Friday at 3 pm Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport with Elder Joseph Ray officiating. Burial Riverview Cemetery Williamsport. The family will receive friends tonight 7 to 9 at Minnich Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Baumbach
Mt. Wilson State Hospital
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Max and
Rose
Serge) Bauerlein
Hagerstown Seventh Day Adventist Church
Damon Baumbach
Williamsport Sanitarium
Leaf Funeral Home
Williamsport
Joseph Ray
Riverview Cemetery
Area Deaths George H Dinterman
Middletown area obituary for George Har ten Dinterman a 66 year old World War I veteran and local leader. He served as director of Middletown Savings Bank Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance Co and president of Model Garage Inc and Frederick County Automobile Association. Survived by wife Catherine two sisters and a sister in law. Funeral at Lutheran Church Middletown with burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Catherine
Keyser) Dinterman
Clay Rice
Neffsville
Anna Dinterman
Middletown
Glaciyl Funeral
Lutheran Church
J. Paul Seltzer
Lutheran Cemetery
Funera
Campus Morality Debate Sparks Nationwide Talk
Evangelist Billy Graham says college morality is rising and a new campus code could set a national standard. He addressed about 40,000 at Houston's domed stadium, noting many students see premarital relations as natural and valuable for personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Houston
Billy Graham
Houston
Look Magazine editor dies at 60 in New York
Daniel D. Mich aged 60 died Monday after a long illness from acute hepatitis. He began as sports editor at the Wisconsin State Journal in 1924, later served as city editor and managing editor before joining Look in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel D. Mich
Look Magazine
Wisconsin State Journal
Look
Singer Leonetti To Wed Cindy Robbins
Hollywood AP reports singer Tommy Leonetti aged 36 and actress Cindy Robbins aged 28 plan to marry Saturday at songwriter Donald Kahn's Beverly Hills home after obtaining a license on Tuesday. They will honeymoon in Sydney where Leonetti has a singing engagement next month.
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Hollywood
Tommy Leonetti
Cindy Robbins
Beverly Hills
Donald Kahn
Sydney
Australia
Leonetti
Kazakow Named Leader of Warsaw Pact Forces
In Moscow AP reports Gen Vasiliy Kazakov, 67, was named commander in chief of Communist Warsaw Pact forces, replacing Gen Pavel Batov who quit due to ill health. Helen Hayes arrived in Tokyo for a 10 day cultural exchange visit with Japanese theater figures under U S State Department program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Tokyo
API
Miss Hayes
U.S. State Department
Moscow
Vasiliy Kazakov
Tass
Pavel Batov
Kasakov
Teen shot parents then set house ablaze for debt payoff
SUNBURY Pa AP a 17 year old boy Harold Bordner allegedly confessed from his hospital bed that he shot his parents and set fire to their two story log house in Herndon to collect life insurance and pay debts. Seven children aged 1 to 8 died as they slept upstairs. The father was severely burned and the mother listed in serious condition.
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Sunbury
John ©. Grey
Harold Bordner
Henry F. Ulrich
Bordner
Paul
Cindy
Jerry
Stephen
Roger
Ohn
Rubs
Dennis
Northumberland Medical Park
Con Yeal
Pennsylvania
Hara Kordner
Herndon
Prayer Today Confession and Trust in Man
A Mohnton Pa. pastor prays for faith in God to renew being born again by the Spirit. He acknowledges difficulty in trusting fellow humans and urges God to grant spiritual renewal rather than signs or wonders. Amen.
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Angels of Heaven
Earth
Sul
Lawrence W. Althouse
Mohton, Pa
Calvary E.ub. Church
Firemen Respond To False Alarm In Hagerstown
Firemen rushed to a reported blaze at WY Ray Street at 12 28 a m Wednesday, the second such call in 24 hours. Volunteers and equipment from three city units attended before returning to base as Fire Chief Hall warned of a $25 reward offered by the Mayor and City Council for information leading to an arrest and conviction of anyone turning on a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Tite
WY Ray Street
Hall
British Opposition Leader In Paris
Edward Heath, leader of the conservative opposition in Britain, arrived in Paris for talks with French Premier Georges Pompidou and President Charles de Gaulle. He plans discussions on the outlook for the British political scene during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edward Heath
Onservative Party
Georges v Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Tae Pang
Market rally widens as strong issues lead gains
New York AP reports a brisk opening as stock markets rebound with airlines and electronics among leaders. Boeing rises about 2 points while Zenith gains around 2, Douglas Aircraft and United Air Lines gain, Polaroid near 3, IBM above 2, Admiral up over 1 on active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boeing
Zenith
Douglas Aircraft
Eastern Airbs
United Air Lines
Polaroid
IBM
Admiral
West Chester Coed Immolates Self in Campus Fire
Patelela Ann Conway 22 a West Chester State College junior in elementary education was in grave condition after dousing her clothing with gasoline and setting herself afire on campus. She told police personal reasons prompted the act not related to Vietnam, and doctors reported second and third degree burns over her upper body. Her father said he knew of nothing to trigger such an act and noted she spent most time in studies or at a part time job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patelela Ann Conway
Memorial Hospital
Viet Nam
Exton
Phoenixville
Brussels
Belgium
Tion
Elisabeth
Joseph
Ope
Sai
West Chester
Miss Conway
Russell
Karl Russell
Postal Cupid Story Ends with Apology Letter
A UC Berkeley student M Nelane Roberts and Bonnie Bishop at Brigham Young University prompted a postmaster general assist when a birthday package to Miss Bishop failed to arrive. The package and a letter from Lawrence F. O'Brien arrived the same day, apologizing for the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nelane Roberts
University of California, Berkeley
Bonnie Bishop
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
U.S
Roberts
Bonnie
Jmne
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Miss Bishop
UAW Expands Education-Community Relations Plan
UAW Region 8 officials E. T. Michael and Carroll M. Hutton announced a broadened education community relations program. Alonzo W. Moore named education-community relations representative for Maryland Virginia Delaware DC and southeastern Pennsylvania. Locals urged full support to keep union members alert educated and informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
E. T. Michael
Carroll M. Hutton
Theternational Union
Alonzo W. Moore
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Michael
Hutton
Jlocals
Collections For CROP Off To Start Here
Collectors for CROP have raised about $450 in cash and 30 barrels of corn along with snedges, with about half reporting at the first meeting. Rev. Byron Wampler notes CROP helps hungry people overseas and assists farmers to grow more food. Washington County churches plan to donate offerings to CROP during Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rural Overseas Project
Byron Wamfler
Mr. Wampler
Washington County
Free Oral
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Minnich Funeral Home
James Rockwell
Rest Haven Cemetery
Chicago
Job Rea Om
Orlando W. Wilson
FBI
New York City
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John V. Lindsay
Maat Axe’ Tabor
Solon
Auburn
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Taber
Treasury
John
House Appropriations Committee
Murray
Camel
Humphreys
al Capone
Marina City
United Nations, N.Y (Ap
U Thant
U.N
Gaza Strip
Egyptiantsraeli
Thant
Sean McKeown
Ireland
Jiri Nosek
Cechoslovakia
Dee
Singer Leonetti
Kazakow
Ulrich
Harold
Mrs. Bordner
Chinch
Capt. Grey
Ted
Harald
Grey
Footers
Long Meadow
West Chester. Pa
West Chester State College
Postal Boss
Ant
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Dennis Coll Jr
Landadowne
Warren Loesch
Harrisburg
Coll
Patricia Conway
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Daily Mail
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Daily
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Herald
Mail
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Herald-Mail Co
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