US Pilots Describe Daring Flights Over Cuba Skies
U S pilots recount low level reconnaissance missions over Cuba during the crisis. Several officers from Shaw and other bases received Distinguished Flying Crosses from Adm Dennison and SAC commander Gen Power praised their bravery and flying skill. Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr awarded the Distinguished Service Medal posthumously.
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MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
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Cecil Field
Jacksonville
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France
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
S.C
Breathalyzer Fails To Save Man From Driving Conviction
A Waynesboro man was found not guilty of reckless driving after a complex series of traffic violations. Dwyer noted gaps in the law governing parking lots and traffic signals, while several other defendants faced fines for speeding, stop sign violations, mufflers, and obscured vision.
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Dwyer
Mildred Canero
Waynesboro
Jung Meadow
Dever
Helly Jane Flegel
Hagerstown
Troan
Edward Kagey
Summit Ave
Starry Charles Hoans
Ehner Franklin Burger
Klug
Nellie M. Webster
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Yiels
Woodrow Alan Barron
Area Deaths Més Mate Schildtknucht Morallg 77
Mes Mate Schildtknucht Morallg, 77, widow of Frank Morallg, died early Tuesday at Monocary Hall Convalescent Home Frederick after six weeks illness. Born in Frederick, she was daughter of Josiah and Rebecca Schildtknucht. Survived by two sisters Mrs. Harry C. Gilbert and Miss May Eillen Schildtknecht, plus several nieces and nephews. She belonged to the evangelical Lutheran Church and Order of Eastern Star Chapter 79. She worked over ten years at Old Central Trust Co and 23 years at Kemp's Department Store before retiring a decade ago. Friends may call at Dailey Funeral Home until Thursday 2 p.m. services there with Rev. Charles T. Trunk officiating. Burial in Meollyet Cemetery.
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Més
Rails Move To Wipe Out Useless Jobs
The Appeals Court is urged to issue a mandate dissolving the temporary injunction as unions seek rehearing or Supreme Court review. Carriers argue rule changes will remove 40,003 firemen and 25,000 train and yard workers amid stalled talks, with potential emergency board action delaying a strike.
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Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
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Wolfe
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Supreme Court
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Iow
Tower Court
Chicago
Human Rights Speaker Highlights United Nations History Event
Eschelberger and Eichelberger contribute to postwar human rights efforts with the AAUN and the U N Charter draft. A luncheon at Hotel Alexander on Dec 10 chaired by Franklin D. Schurz Jr. draws 250 civic leaders. Eichelberger will video tape a student panel and a later forum at Lough Hagerstown High. Human Rights Day marks Human Rights Week globally.
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United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
A.A. Uwn
Hotel Alexander
Franklin D. Schurz, Jr
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Avill
Lough Hagerstown High
Noviman
Broadwater
General Assembly of
Naval Reserve Unit Will Meet in Hagerstown Tonight
The Naval Reserve Electronics Division 5-1 of Hagerstown holds its weekly teaching session at 7:30 p m at the US Army Reserve Training Center at Willard and East Franklin Streets. A recruiting petty officer, RM2 R N Martin, has been assigned to build the program and personnel. Ex servicemen and youths ages 17 to 31 are invited to join and may call 733 9064 for details.
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Naval Reserve Electronics Division 5-1
Hagerstown
Army Reserve Training Center
Willard and
E. Franklin Sts
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
R. N. Martin
Lions Planning Yale Projects
The Funkstown Lions Club held its regular dinner meeting to discuss the annual holiday projects. A fine program by the 3 S s Sara Kane Susan Thomas and Shirley Gross of Boonsboro featured piano by Verlo Silter. Visiting Lions included Cecil Meevay Williamsport Ralph Stolter Paul Oswald George Il Bay Chewysville gobi Moore Hagerstown.
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Funkstown
Whence Named The Leopard From Two Words
The article explains the leopard name arises from two roots meaning New meaning son and pardis meaning panther. It notes the animal was described as a cross between lion and panther and derives its name from those terms.
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Son
Pardis
Kennedy To Probe Today For Facts On Soviet Moves
The article reviews Kennedy’s task to discern if Soviet signals of improved U.S.-Soviet relations after Cuba amount to real policy shifts or propaganda. It notes Khrushchev’s hints at arms control and possible end to nuclear tests, but warns there is no concrete progress on inspections or specific negotiations. Rusk comments on changing world patterns and possible disarmament gains while cautioning that Cuba remains a central, delicate issue.
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New York
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Rusk
Two Local Men Lose Licenses
Two Hagerstown residents had their automobile licenses suspended by the State Department of Motor Vehicles. Colin Kelly Stewart of 1198 Virginia Ave for one month starting November 28. Ronald Wayne Abbott of 1 Mulberry Ave for one month starting November 28. A license was reissued to Ralph Ellis Knight of 5S Attizan Street Williamsport.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
Colin Kelly Stewart
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
Ronald Wayne Abbott
Mulberry Ave
Ralph Ellis Knight
Attizan St
Williamsport
Mack Executive Warns Transportation Hits Everyone Pocketbook
F C Parker of Philadelphia and Atlantic Reagan, Mack Trucks manager, told the Hagerstown Traffic Club that transportation touches every household. He warned excessive rail and truck charges, weight rules, and detours raise costs and hinder American economy, stressing trucks must move freely to support growth and defense.
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Hagerstown
Parker
Wanne Heismla
Five Divisions Ticketed For Possible Invasion Of Cuba
Five Army divisions including paratroop infantry and tanks were designated for a possible Cuba invasion as the crisis neared peak. About 100,000 soldiers and antiaircraft units moved into Florida. four other divisions were also alerted. Navy forces with 193 ships and air power stood ready, while Air Force and Marine aircraft prepared along the southeast coast.
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Prayer for Freedom and Democracy
A prayer praising freedom to worship and participate in democracy. James C Kinard of Newberry South Carolina, former president of Newberry College, offers hope that all nations may attain these blessings for lasting peace.
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Jesus
James C. Kinard
Newberry
S.C
Newberry College
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