Eisenhower Calls for Unity Then Attacks Kennedy in Pittsburgh
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, in a Pittsburgh rally before about 17 000, urged national unity while condemning the Kennedy administration’s expansion of executive power and Congress’s loss of constitutional duties. He warned Democrats seek more power and criticized Cuba policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Arena
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Small Continues Criticism Of Tawes Administration
The Associated Press reports Republican gubernatorial candidate Frank Smalley criticizes Tawes administration for alleged neglect of Maryland mental health facilities and social services while praising a budget surplus. Edward T. Miller accuses Daniel Brewster of political chicanery over Asateague Island property and Cecil Amusement Co. land deals with state settlements cited. Brewster denies ongoing law firm connections.
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Tawes
Maryland
Snail
Edward T. Miller
U.S
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Daniel B. Brewster
Assateague Island
Brewster
Perder
Tis State
Cecil Amusement Co
Uine
Cecil
Sandie the Petal Sale
Congressmen Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty
The eight count indictment accuses four men of conspiring to defraud the United States by pressuring timely action in Justice Department affairs and by improper payments. It lists 75 overt acts including a $254,000 payment to Boykin's Tensaw Land and Timber Co. and claims Edlin and Robinson formed two land companies to seize Lille lands in Maryland and Virginia, with Tensaw’s interest sold for $4 million in April 1901.
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Virginia
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Red Cross Aids Evacuees From Guantanamo
American Red Cross staff and volunteers assist evacuees from Guantanamo Bay at US Navy installations Nova Holk and Little Creek Virginia providing welfare services to families.
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Little Creek
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Frederick Charles Fy Shultz Dies at 79 in Frederick
Frederick area obituaries note Frederick resident Frederick Charles Fy Shultz age 79 died Wednesday morning at his home. He was born in Frederick Sonny son of Sobral and Mary Ellen Blank shulle and survived by his wife ate a hitcen. Also surviving are children and grandchildren in Frederick, Rockville, and elsewhere, with services scheduled Friday at 2 pm at Mt. Mivet Cemetery. Burial planned in Mt Mivet.
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Rockville
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Chuck Predmick
Robert Dailey
Tober
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Hed Cross
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Cuba
Red Cross
Jand Euronne Sheney Russell
Ling
Port Ritchie
Waller Reed
Camp Detrick
Robert F. Russell, Jr
All
J. M, Bishop
Iidan
Lena
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Birmingham
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Church of Jesus Christ of the
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Waynesboro
Robert E. Daley
Clarence, Beaver of
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Horn
Arlington Conselary
Greencastle
David Wo Myers
Franklin Street
Washington
Wiliam C
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William Hi. Chambersbore
Edgar P. Kelioge
Minn
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Davi J. Note
Greecastle
Mhetly J. Davis Creartecastle
Five Inch Snow Covers Garrett County Area
Weather reports show heavy snow beginning near Clarysville and spreading west with several inches in Frostburg and Oakland. Cumberland saw up to a quarter inch melt, while Clarysville reported half an inch and Frostburg four inches as temperatures dipped below freezing statewide. Statewide snowfall response includes 1500 personnel readiness and SNC stations resuming 24 hour duty.
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Salisbury
Easton
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Clocks Move Back as Daylight Time Ends Across States
Americans prepare to switch from daylight saving to standard time this Sunday at 2 AM local. The change affects most of the East and Midwest, with several states and districts observing the adjustment differently. The public is urged to set clocks back one hour and adjust schedules accordingly.
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Food surplus distribution in Charles Town and Shepherdstown
Surplus food will be distributed today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Old Southern State Building and from 9 a.m. to noon in the Mayor's office in Shepherdstown.
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Thant Begins Talks In Effort To Set Up Cuban Negotiations
The exchange in New York between Zorin and Stevenson at the United Nations escalated as Stevenson demanded proof of Soviet missiles in Cuba. Zorin argued the United States must inform Moscow and denied knowledge of any such weapons, while Stevenson displayed aerial photos of Cuban missile bases and an airfield, pressing for a Berlin settlement and a Cuba declaration.
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Soviet Ships Intercepted and Boarded in Caribbean Blockade
Soviet vessels faced interdiction as Kennedy ordered a naval blockade. At least a dozen ships reportedly turned back, including the Bucharest which was allowed to proceed toward Cuba. Reports mention a ship named Vinita and a Cuban claim of a first Soviet vessel passing the blockade. official comment pending.
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Soviet Vessels Move Toward Cuba Amid Quarantine Stand
The United States maintains a quarantine on Soviet ships bound for Cuba as officials note several Red vessels diverted from Cuba. Among them is the large Poto bavi, described by authorities as missile-capable, as Assistant Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester reviews air surveillance and ongoing diplomatic talks with Moscow.
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Cuban Crisis At-A-Glance
U Thant arranged preliminary talks with the United States Soviet Union and Cuba to resolve the Cuban problem peacefully. Kennedy and Khrushchev acceded the proposal while the United States pressed for removal of missiles as Moscow ordered increased combat readiness. Dozens of Soviet vessels redirected their course, a large missile transport ship was among them, and Cuba mobilized as Soviet crews hurried missile bases. Eisenhower urged Americans to seek visible and genuine efforts in the face of international danger.
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Bowmen Start Washington County Deer Season Early
Hunters flocked out as Washington County opens bow and arrow deer season through November H and ending a day earlier than last year. Garrett and Allegany Counties share a shortened season due to high turnout of turkey and squirrel hunters. Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission officials say bow season safety concerns limited hunts statewide after 212 reported bow kills last year.
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Tawes Denies Talks With Slot Operators in Maryland Race
Governor Tawes rejects charges he privately met with slot machine operators and accuses GOP rival Small of making false claims. He defends his highway program, notes Maryland’s early expressway completion, and cites safety figures on the Pulaski Highway while contrasting positions on slot machine legality and statewide vs local regulation.
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Gaitherdburg
Freuestay Agitas Plas Public Trust
North Small
Congress
Republican Party
Co. York
Montgomery County
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Georges County
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Maryland
Small
Pulaski Highway
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Prayer for inner space and unity across differences
A prayer by Russell Hutchison a Bible and religion professor at Muskingom College urges looking beyond skin color clothing and appearance to see the divine within each person. He prays for affection and vision to overcome barriers between people in Jesus name.
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Hutchison
New Conor
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Muskingom College
What the marriage manuals don't say
Condensed from the book Men, Women, and Marriage in the November Reader's Digest. The article argues that traditional marriage manuals since 200 B C judged women by masculine standards and claims a revolutionary discovery now opens the road to true compatibility.
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Reader's Digest
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Magistrates Conference Slated In Baltimore For Trial Court
County trial magistrates attend a Baltimore conference called by Chief Judge J Brune at Governor Tawes’s urging. Attorney General Finan, State Police Col. Gury, and MV Commissioner Jewell speak. The gathering may extend prisoners’ remand time if collateral is not posted.
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