Ecumenical Council Opens Amid Rain In Vatican City
Vatican City AP reports the opening of the Ecumenical Council at St Peter's Basilica in a heavy downpour as 2,700 prelates gather to reshape the church for the nuclear age. The first session lasted about an hour with eight commissions to be formed and voting to set commissions’ members on schedule through next week. The pope did not attend the opening. discussions center on relations with non Catholic churches, anti communist tactics, diocesan boundaries, and clerical discipline. Archbishops and bishops moved through Rome in informal groups as they begin work.
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Ioman Cathnlie
St. Peter's Basiliea
John Xauc
Achille Carding
Liewart
Lille
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Tissersat
College of Cardinals
Valivan
Moscow
Chutel
Bitop Gennaro Frata
la Poe
Bolivia
Ie Council
John XXII
Prala
Pope
Willy
Rome
Adolph Marx
Corpus Christi
Tex
Paw J. Hallinan
Atlanta
Area Deaths Mrs Katherine Koppisch 43 of Hedgesville
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Katherine Koppisch 43 formerly of Hedgesville Virginia died Friday in Alexandria Hospital. Born in Wedgesville she worked at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. Member of Hedgesville Presbyterian Church and UDC chapter. Survived by daughter Maurine Heiskell Alexandria son Charles W Y Koppisch Jr Istip NY and Claude Butler Koppisch Baltimore 10 grandchildren one great grandchild and one sister Exhia Smith Baltimore. Funeral Monday 2 pm Hedgesville Presbyterian Church with Rev T A McMurray officiating burial Hedgesville Cemetery. Body rests Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg. Friends may call Sunday evening. Mercerburg Charles Higgins 33 died Friday in Chambersburg Hospital after being body trained at Onelack. Survived by wife.
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Antrim
Franklin County
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Grace United Church of Christ
Greencastle
John ¥.Pallelin
Harald Talkelin
Angel T Hlotmuth
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Sars Vandeen
Marion
Passiser
Dorothy Sellers
Green-trastle
Preston Sellers
Fort Lauderda
Sreencasilt
Luther G. Fei Je
Crowns Wil
Katherine Taller
Hedgesville
Charles J. Koppset
Alexandria Va
Wedgesville
Michael Soitert
Tilly Menshaw Butt
Baltimore
Union Memorial Hospital
Hedgesville Presbyterian Church
United Daughters of the Confaderacy
Daugher
Maurine Heiskell
Mexandria
Charles WY. Koppisch, Jr
Istip, NY
Claude Butler Koppisch
Exhia Smith
Hedgesville, Presbyterian Church
Wit Rew
Hednesville
Martinsburg
Training in Army Food Service and Supply Duties
Pvt Grover TI Baker son of Mr and Mrs Allen Baker Route 5 Hagerstown trains eight weeks at the Food Service School Port Knox Kentucky learning kitchen and mess hall work then on the job as cook in an Army mess hall completing November 15. Pvt David M Tosten wife Doris and parents live Route 5 Clear Spring trains six weeks mastering records handling supply duties and general command tasks completing October 3. Both entered the Army last year after basic training at Fort Knox and Clear Spring High School graduation in 1950.
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Allen
D. Baker
Hagerstown
Company 13
Food Service School
David M. Tosten
Doris
Mra
Allen Tosten
Clear Spring
Port Knox
Kentucky
Yaker
Giraver
Army
Kurt Knox
Miya
Tosten
Shychime
Fork Knox
Clear Spring High School
Kennedy Attacks GOP in Western Pennsylvania Swing
President Kennedy pitched a vigorous anti Republican message in Western Pennsylvania urging voters to back Democratic candidates for Congress and governor. He linked Republicans to opposition to progress and touted Democratic support for his domestic agenda while rallying large crowds in McKeesport Pittsburgh and nearby areas.
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Rees
Congress
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Hat “Hy
Richa M. Nixon
Tley Net
Creuee
Aerauey
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Vogel
Hse
Pittsburgh
Wayid Ih
Lawrence
Richardson Dibworth
Tenocrats
New York
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
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State Of Maryland Acquires 83 Acres Of Mountain Land
Maryland government purchases 83 acres of mountain land for forest and park use. Transactions list multiple properties in Washington and surrounding districts, including parcels near Williamsport, Cavetown Pike, Fountain Head, and Boonsboro, with several tracts allocated to the Department of Forests and Parks. The record also mentions historic political notes and other unrelated land transfers in the Williamsport area.
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Noble
Williamsport
Williamsporti
Clear Spring
Raymond R. Lake
Fern D. Myerly
Cavetown Pike
City
Morris B. Bassford
Richard J. Fox
Country Club Lane
Fountain Head Weights
Orchard Homes
James Brter Ood
Royal Circle
Lloyd W. Dahlhamer
Roald Duane Baker
Summit
Doretti C
Wile HH
Beardile Clyde HK. Sprankle
North Mulberry
Paul Li. Loudenslager
State
Macylant
Department of Forests and Parks
George C. Kling
Wits Tal
Aeres
Kenneth FE. Spielman
State of Maryland
District
Uruve
Maser
Mississippi gun deaths prompt continuing investigation
Department of Justice officials say tests at API-Fit laboratory did not yet locate the weapons that killed two people at the University of Mississippi India. Investigators expect more guns to flow in as the inquiry continues, with officials pledging ongoing efforts.
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API
University of Mississippi
India
Justice Department
Tilad Sind Pris
Soviet Aid To Castro Runs High Front Page Fragment
The article reports elevated Soviet aid to Castro and warns maritime powers of risks to ships delivering cargo to Cuba. It notes limited attacks linked to anti Castro groups and mentions a British ship attacked near a Cuban port, with the British assured no US sanction.
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Weather Forecast for Pacific Coast to Rockies
Weather outlook shows scattered showers and thunderstorms along the Pacific coast through Saturday night with heavier bands possible. The same unsettled pattern extends westward across the northern Rockies and Plateau states, bringing ongoing showers in portions of the area.
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Rockies
Plateau States
Market full of vegetables and fruit this morning
City Market offered plentiful summer vegetables including corn, tunabegas, beans and tomatoes, with fall staples like spinach and turnips in abundance. Fruit sellers highlighted Salways peaches and Keiffer pears while prices ranged. Butchers noted increased demand for pork and related products as autumn blooms of dahlias appeared.
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Wats
Gubernatorial Debate Foes Trade Barbs Over Timelines
Gov Tawes faces criticism from opponent Stall who argues his refusal to debate stems from a guilt complex about his administration. The exchange centered on November election timing and a canceled joint appearance with the Bethesda chamber of commerce as campaign speeches drew in Republican supporters in Baltimore.
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Tawes
Frank Small Jr
Small
Stall
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Maryland
Williamsport Fire Co Open House Monday October 15
Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company invites the public to drop in from 6 to 9 pm to view the new fire truck and equipment at the firehouse. The regular meeting starts at 7:30 pm with solicitors for the engine asked to bring contributions. The truck will appear in the Tay Day parade on Saturday October 20 as part of Fire Prevention Week activities.
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Williamsport
Fateful Friday Night Quits House as Quorum Fails
The 1962 session collapsed Friday night when the House quit with 14 members short of a quorum of 248, first time since 1945. Senate and House recessed while leaders in cloak rooms sought a path to adjournment, described by veterans as a bizarre, chaotic wrap.
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API
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Capit
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Hott
Eye emergencies dominate talks at annual assembly
At the 14th Annual Scientific Assembly Maryland and district doctors heard Dr. etienne advocate eye injury care kits for GPs and differing glaucoma and iritis treatments. A Round-Table Luncheon preceded a 1:30 panel on neurological disorders while Dr. Weeks and Dr. Etienne were slated for vice presidential roles.
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Iversity Medical College
N_D.C
Maryland Academy of General Practice
Walcott L. Etienne
College Pack
Academy
Willand T. Tayman
Hagerstown
Howard N. Weeks
Fils City
Prayer for steadfast faith and peace
A prayer offering devotion to God the Father. It asks for unwavering faith, forgiveness of others, courage to pursue righteousness, and to be instruments of peace through Christ. Attributed to Ralph Ward, bishop of Syracuse, within the Methodist church.
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Fall lawn care tips from Seaman's Seed Store adviser
Bil Wilhide from Seaman's Seed Store urges fall lawn care to ensure a greener lawn next spring. Advice covers keeping soil moist, leaf removal before heavy buildup, fungus protection with SCUTT, regular mowing with decreasing height, and using a lawn sweeper after each cut. Leaman's Seed Store, Hagerstown, Md.
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