Khrushchev Leaves UN After 25 World-Shaking Days
Nikita Khrushchev flew from New York to Moscow after a 25 day UN stay that highlighted his forceful style and mixed record. He praised a UN consensus to discuss immediate independence for colonies while slamming colonizers and praising Soviet backed reforms. He warned of three global blocs and urged disarmament as he departed Idlewild.
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United Nations
N. Y
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Jekylland Hyde
General Assembly
Khrushchev
Idlewild
United Nations Organization
U.N
Soviet Union
Congo
U. N
New York
Weather snapshot for five states with mild to fair conditions
Hagerstown and Western Maryland see fair mild nights with lows in the 50s. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered showers with warm temperatures. Sunday turns considerably cloudy with some showers and cooler air. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland expect fair mild nights near 60, then warm Saturday with continued warmth Sunday as showers appear. West Virginia remains fair tonight with 50s, Saturday turns partly cloudy and warm with a shower risk. Eastern Pennsylvania forecasts mostly fair and warmer tonight with 50s to 60s, then increasing cloudiness and warm Saturday, highs around 80s.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Eastern Shore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Truck Driver Gets 3 Years For Forgery
Raymond L. Hall, 35, Williamsport, was sentenced to three years in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to forgery. He stole checks from his employer W. H. Eyler Jr. and forged one payable to himself for 135.38, also cashed checks in Cumberland and Howard County. Hall, a tank transport driver, had been employed under a parole plan. A husband was found not guilty of assault on his wife in one case and guilty on a second appeal to Circuit Court. Ralph Curry, 37, of 19 E. Franklin St., was found not guilty of assault on Aug 6 but guilty on Aug 9. he received a six month suspended sentence if he abstains from drinking. Mrs. Curry sought to drop charges, saying they had reconciled.
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Raymond L. Hall
Williamsport
House of Correction
James F. Strine
Hall
W. H. Eyler,Jr
Cumberland
Howard County
Eyler
Ralph Curry
E. Franklin St
Pauline
Curry
Begin Monday To Erect Snow Fences Here
State Roads Commission workers will begin erecting snow fences in this county next Monday October 17. This year 146600 feet or 27.75 miles of snow fences will be erected in this county, about the same as last year. We have had snows as early as the last week in October.
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State Roads Commission
Rail Engineer Fined $100 For Being Drunk In Court
David F. Minnick, 59, of Green Castle, admitted contempt of court and a DUI guilty plea after arriving intoxicated to his trial. Judge McLaughlin ordered six months in jail on the DUI charge but vowed to review the case for possible sentence reduction if Minnick can be salvaged. Minnick, a 30-year Western Maryland Railway engineer, cited trial tension and alcohol avoidance prior to the incident. His lawyers argued a long sentence would jeopardize his 30-year railroad career. the judge emphasized equal justice and noted he had never seen a defendant appear intoxicated in six years on the bench.
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D. K. Mclan
Laughlin
David F. Minnick
Greencastle Rt 2
McLaughlin
Minnick
Charles Wagaman
Irvine H. Rutledge
Rutledge
Railroad
Candidates Hold Own In Debate
A spot survey across ten cities finds no clear winner after the third Kennedy Nixon debate. Of 100 voters reached, 40 back Nixon and 33 back Kennedy with 27 undecided. 33 say Kennedy gained most, 32 Nixon, 45 neither. Some viewers credit both candidates.
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Washington
John Kennedy
Ed Lard
Nixon
Associated Press
Anl
Kennedy
Little Rock
Balimore
Miami
Newark
Denver
San Diego
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New T Haven
Randoim
Howard Hayden
United States
Third TV Debate Shows Kennedy Nixon Still Far Apart
Kennedy and Nixon clash on defense of islands and Red China policy in the third TV debate. They spar over withdrawal from the islands and American prestige, with Nixon accusing Kennedy of distorting positions and Kennedy pressing for firmer defense and faster action on U.S. credibility in Asia. The session follows prior encounters and broad disagreements remain evident. The Alsatia Mummers' parade will feature the Almas Temple Oriental Band from Washington DC for the first time in ten years on October 29. The band, over 100 members, is part of the Shrine Oriental Bands. George S. Vanderwende and George W. Fisher note the band’s elaborate instruments and uniforms, plus special dressing rooms arranged for the event.
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Almas Temple Oriental
Washington, D. C
Association of Shrine Oriental Bands
George S. Vanderwende
George W. Fisher
Jack Bell
Berlin
Kennedy
Egious Bigalry
Nixon
Richard
M. Nixon
John F. Koner
Nedy
Asia
Roth
Pee
Jobless Claims Rise in Washington County Amid Aircraft Layoffs
The Hagerstown Department of Employment Security reports 2,522 jobless claims last week in Washington County, up 25 from the prior week and 591 above the year ago level. Manager Matthew J. White cites aircraft industry layoffs and notes an immediate uptick in job orders.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Department of Employment Security
Matthew J. White
Nationalists reject Kennedy proposal to withdraw from Juemoy and Matsu
A spokesman for Chiang Kai-shek’s regime rejected Senator Kennedy’s bid for the Nationalists to pull back from Juemoy and Matsu. He pledged to hold the two islands against the Communist mainland and warned against any compromise that would abandon Chinese territory. The statement stressed unwavering resolve amid tensions.
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Chiang Kin Shek
Cos Sen
John Do Kennedy
Juemoy
Matsu
Foregun
James Shen
Republi
China
Suits Filed Over Auto Crashes Totaling $77000
Damage claims totaling 77000 were filed in court today. Beatrice and Carlton Spaulding seek 5000 from Owen Henry after a May 10 collision on East Washington Street. Lauretta Irene Herbert seeks 12000 for a crash on U S Route 240 in Montgomery County on July 21. Leah B. Cline and family sue for 60000 over Kenneth J. Cline’s death from a July 9 crash where he was a passenger in a car owned by Milton E. Kline of Central Chemical.
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Beatrice
Carlton
Spaulding
B. Washington St
Agai Owen R. Henry
Broadway
East Washington St
Lane
Bushong
Byron Bayard
Charlotte Kiddle
Linda
Columbia Way
Butler, Jr
Ready, Bouhlitz
Broadwater
Lauretta Irene Llerbert
Forrest
U.S. Rt
Montgomery County
Leah B. Cline
Kenneth J. Cline
Donald
Patricia
Robert
Virginia
Ernest Wachs
Samuel C. Strife
Milton E. Kline
O Central Chemical Corp
Smithsburg
Wolfsville
Four Cars Broken Into in Mid-City Parking Lot
Four autos were broken into in the Mid-City Parking Lot last night. A tan topcoat valued at 44 dollars was stolen from one car. Ernest A. Trudell of Falls Church Va, a guest at the Alexander Hotel, reported the loss about 8:30 this morning after discovering a broken vent on the right front door and a rummaged vehicle. Other cars with New Jersey, Virginia and North Carolina plates were found damaged or ransacked, but owners of some cars had not yet been located by mid-morning.
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Ernest A. Trudell
Falls Church
Alexander Hotel
New Jersey
Virginia
North Carolina
Cyril J. Breza
Thorofare
N. I
United States denounces Castro at UN in blistering rebuttal
The U S delegation issued a 9000 word point by point reply labeling Fidel Castro a tyrant who blocks free elections and worsens U S Cuban relations. It accuses him of provoking intervention, opposing Guantanamo, and driving a sugar embargo against the United States.
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United Nations
AAP
United States
Fidel Cas Ro
General Assembly
Red
Cuba
Castro
U.S
U.S Naval Base
Guantanamo
Castro Charges U S Complicity In Miami Fracas
Havana charged U S complicity in the Miami attack on the Cuban consulate as about 30 exiles raided the Havana consulate district injuring the consul general Abelardo Blanco and stealing blank passport forms. The note blamed North American authorities and cited U S arms drops to counter revolutionaries. An American expedition member, Anthony Zarba, was executed near Santiago with seven Cubans. three other Americans were at large.
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Havana Cap
Cos
Minn
Abelardo Sean Blanco
U. S
United States
Caba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Foreign Ministry
Oriente
Anthony Zarba
Santiago
Zarba
Somerville
Mass
Sewage Odor Problem At Hagerstown Plant Remains Unsolved
An ongoing data survey by a Baltimore engineering firm seeks the odor cause at Hagerstown's sewage disposal plant. Chief designer Eugene Y. Usi says full recommendations hinge on completing field data and plant study. The letter explains progress and challenges in identifying sources and possible fixes.
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Hagerstown
Eugene Y. Usi
Baltimore
Conrad'sletter
Castro
Washington
Lem
Soviet Union
China
Cuba nationalizes 382 firms as regime tightens control
Havana reports Fidel Castro's government moves to full state control by nationalizing 382 firms including all Cuban banks and 105 sugar mills. This marks the first nationalization of Cuban owned property, following prior seizure of U S investments such as 36 sugar mills and banks worth about one billion dollars.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. SS
Cuba regime faces charge of economic aggression claims
The statement to Dag Hammarskjold denounces Castro as totalitarian and suppressing freedoms. It defends US actions on Guantanamo and past Batista arms sales, noting US aid, land compensation, and sugar quota disputes were misrepresented as economic aggression by Cuba.
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Dag Hammarshjeld
Cuba
Castra
Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Washington
Diet
Fulgencio Batista
Casita
Batista
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