Czech diplomat dies from bullet he fired into brain
A Czech diplomat, Anton Zizka, is killed after firing a bullet into his own head during a domestic incident in New York. The body was found in a third floor apartment with Mrs Zizka shot in bed. Police and U N officials described limited jurisdiction and no charges were filed.
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Zizka
Idlewild
George W. Galagher
Czechoslovakia
Miles Vejoda
Mission Counsel
Miler Mes
St. Luke's Hospital
Anton
Vejoda
Nenko
Allomats
New York
He ‘Hospital
M. Finegan
Leka
Philadelphia
U.S
State Department
Manhattan
Nena
Zaz. U.N
Foreign Mission
Yiwrsday
Band St
The
York Ave
Local Deaths Continued From Page 28
The notice lists multiple deaths and funeral details. Durand Lindsay Morris Morrie, three months old, dies suddenly. parents Dwight Lo and Mattie G. Mann Morris are named along with sisters Vanessa A and Valerie J. Grandparents are Paul T. Mand of Piney Plains, Md., and McKinley Morris of Flintstone, Md. Funeral service at Piney Plains Methodist Church with interment in nearby cemetery. James T. Young Sr. dies at 56 in Bethesda after illness. survivors include wife Mao P. Young, children Fred M., James T., William I., Richard J., Alice, Shirley, Mary Kline, Mae Rohrback, stepson Edward W. Brown. brothers William I. and Van Young. many grandchildren. Funeral services at Minnich Funeral Home with interment in Maine Cemetery. Kinney Bowers funeral Thursday at Suter-Rauer Funeral Home with interment at St. Cemetery. Times note viewing hours and calling details.
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Durand
Lindsay Morris
Durand Lindsay Morrie
Dwight Lo
Mattie G. Mann Morris
Walkersvile
Vanessa A
Valerie J
Ant
Paul T. Mand
Piney Plains
McKinley Morris
Flintstone
Piney Plains Methodist Church
James T. Young
James I. Young
Virginia Ave
National Naval Medical Hospital
Bethesda
Downsville
William H
Violetta (Kennedy) Young
Hagerstown
Toyal Order
Moose
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mao P. Young
Fred M
US Navy
Newport
US Army
New Cumberlain
William I
L's Navy
Noble
Richard J
Alice Cox
Shirley Grogs
Ales
Mary Kline
Mae F
Rohrback
Baltimore
Gordon
Maine
Kinin Je Bowers
Pam
Suter Raurer
St. 'S Cemetery
Ella Strikes Atlantic Coast as Storm Brings Eerie Calm
Tropical storm Ella drifted north along the Atlantic coast causing port delays and coastal disruption. Ships reported high winds and rough seas while communities brace for potential impacts as the storm skirts the Outer Banks and a new inlet bridge project advances. Red Cross deployed 41 disaster staff along North Carolina coast to assist if needed.
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Streats
Langfur
Navy
Elta
Florida
New Inlet
Oregon Tidet
He Matoland
Tadanthe
Ayan
Satva
Red Cross
North Carolina
Prayer Obscure Text From Lancaster Seminary
Prayer passage thanks the Creator and asks for guidance and renewal of spirit. The text appears as a devotional fragment from Alltad Ny Sayres at Lancaster Ahentagical Seminary, mentioning Christian themes and a formal benediction.
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Vee Tor
Jes Amd
Alltad Ny Sayres
Lancaster
Ahentagical Seminary
Area Deaths In Paw Paw And Hancock County
Obituary notes death of Lawrence Potter Miller 59 at Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs West Virginia with service in Woodrow Union Church officiated by Rev Mecle Cor ell burial in nearby cemetery. Also reports Mary F. Litton 1895 death at Fulton County Medical Center Mc Connellsburg with survivors including son and daughters and many grandchildren and siblings. John Fishor Tong 47 of Emmitsburg found dead by hanging in field.
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Paw Paw
W. Va
Lawrence Potter Miller
Burkeley
Springs
Oakland
William H
Myrtle Roberta Miller
Paw Paw Blows Club
Parks Johnson
Woodrow Union Church
Mecle Corell
McSonnalisbura
Mary Fi. Litton
Hancock R.D
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsbury
Fulton County
Warner
Carrie
Sal. Fecool) Hewett
Litton
Farher M
Hancock
Livr
Mtrs
Melon
Namberson
Harpers Ferry
Wo Va
Clara Spialian
Florida
Huth der
Berkeley Springs
Damascus Ghirch
Gare Jond
Triax
Kelso
McConnellsburg
Kennedy Urged To Lead Unified Nations Of West
A foreign policy expert urged President Kennedy to lead a unification of Western nations to form a new world order. Dr. Robert Strausz-Hope of the University of Pennsylvania warned that the Basle concept is obsolete and NATO serves as the closest thing to international government. He called for stronger Atlantic linkage and a Western union to protect citizens and security amid nuclear threats.
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Kennedy
West
Baltimore
Princi‘pals
Watt
Maryland State Teachers Association
Ralph E. Lapp
Strange
Hoper
Amll
Basle
Strausz-Hope
NATO
Tor
W. Ardell Haines
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Marsian Association of Secondary
Negro Seems Sure Of Winning Seat In Next Georgia Senate
Atlanta AP dispatch reports a contested Georgia Senate race where a Black candidate appears poised to win a seat. The row centers on district vs countywide balloting under a court ruling, with Leroy R. Johnson leading in Democratic primary and runoff over Hol Barfield, while T. A. Alexander remains the Republican opponent in the general election.
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Georgia
Senate
Atlanta
Coun
Ment
Republ
Fulton
Stobel
Auth
Leroy R. Johnson
Johnson
Hol Barfield
Durwood T. Pye
Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia Li
Jaimson
T. A. Alexander
Cubans at Guantanamo Base Live Free of Food Shortages
Reporters describe Cuban residents on Guantanamo Naval Base as largely cheerful, well supplied, and free from the food shortages and police-state atmosphere feared outside Cuba. About 350 Cubans sought refuge there, with limited movement, base work, and a strong tendency to rely on informal word of mouth to stay connected to life in Oriente Province, while some guards and staff monitor loyalty.
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U. S
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Guantanamo Naval Base
Guantanamo
Navy
Adm
A. 8. G. Sharp
Jawik
Fidel Castro
Tome
Guantanamo City
Oriente
Unians
Howooren
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Territory
Rackstock
Alos
Ihesa
Castro
Cuba
WGBY
Galleh
Edward J. O'Danne
Iell
Post Exchange
Castra
Khrushchev Doubtful About U.N. Visit and Talks
The article notes Khrushchev’s visit to the United Nations is doubtful while U.S. and Soviet aides discuss possibilities. Gromyko plans to report to Khrushchev and may visit New York, with U.S. officials wary that post election talks could lead to concessions. Kennedy signals policy will stay firm after November 6.
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Rusk
Gramyke
Gromyko
New York
U.N. General Assembly
East
Khrushchev
U.S
Kennedy
Gromyka
Berlin
Moscow
May D. Kubler
India eyes US transport planes amid fighter deal debate
WASHINGTON AP India has indicated it would like to buy some ILS transport planes but has not made a formal request, says the Defense Department. India weighs a separate proposal to buy Soviet Union fighters, provoking criticism in Congress and affecting foreign aid discussions.
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Waliington
India
Defense Department
Unio
Congress
U.S
Promoted Marine officer James W. Shank praised for service
Lieut. Col. James W. Shank of Kendysville earned a recent promotion at the Marine Corps Air Facility Iwakuni Japan where he serves as Operations Officer. A 1944 Marine pilot veteran of Korea with over 100 missions, he holds the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. His wife Helen Smith Shank and five children live near Cherry Point North Carolina.
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James W. Shank
Harry C. Shank
Kendysville
Marine Corps Air Facility
Iwakuni
Japan
Shank
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Port
Nort Carolina
Hagerstown High School
Aeronautical Bn Blavering
Airman McCauley Nominated for Detachment Award
Airman Donald McCauley of 250 Potonine Street is recommended for the Detachment Airman of the Quarter Award at his German base. Major J M Devaux praises him as a superior teletype operator with untiring effort and high responsibility. McCauley, a 1954 St Maria Goreti High School graduate, enlisted in 1954 and serves on his beyond tour in Europe.
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Denty B. McCauley
Donald McCauley
Potonine St
Germany
J. ¥. M. Devaux
McCauley
St. Maria Goretti High School
Air Force
Europe
Longest Suspension Span Is the Mackinac Bridge
The Mackinac Bridge connects Michigan's two peninsulas as the longest single suspension span in the region.
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Mackinac
Michigan
Tro' S
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