Ghana Flirts With Reds Amid Nkrumah Authoritarianism
After four years of independence Ghana under President Kwame Nkrumah tightens grip with a one party rule. Reports of 400 political prisoners and new special courts threaten civil liberties while Ghana leans toward the Soviet bloc for aid and training. Western ties remain through British investments and students abroad. Diplomatic observers doubt Nkrumah will move toward communism by choice.
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Pennis Neeld Aceha
Ghana
Thana
Kayame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Presiont Kennedy
Clarence Randall
United States
Vella
Volta
Chane
Soviet Union
Aan Gigerd
People’s Party
CPP
Nketniat
Solatison
Nikrumah
Giana
Communist Bloc
Young Ploneers
West
Britain
Degree Ceremony Set By 1 0 0 F
A degree conferring ceremony will be staged at the Ode in Temple this Thursday evening, November 2. Three area encampments will take part in the rites as William Archer and staff witness the patriarchal degree for a class of candidates. The Traveler to Gilead Encampment No 6 of Hagerstown will be presented to Towson Lodge No 79, followed by a social period with refreshments served by the social committee.
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Granis
William
Archer
Gilead
Hagerstown
Towson Lodge
Searbeck Convicted of Revealing U.S. Secrets
Former diplomat Irvin Searbeck was found guilty by a federal jury of conveying embassy secrets to Polish agents. The verdict followed a 15 hour deliberation after a long trial in Baltimore. The case tied to classified documents and security breaches amid wartime rhetoric and press interest.
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Washington
O.S
Irvin
Searbeck
jAmericaty
Federsl Court
Mmen
Prevernt
Howe
Baltimore
Maryland
Massy
Warsaw
Alan
T . We
Wallops Island
Vater Statin
Fioh
Ursula Bischer
Safety tips warn Halloween goblins face dangers on roads
The National Safety Council warns drivers may fail to see masked tricksters as they roam in costume on Halloween. tips include using flashlights, lighting, and group travel to avoid fires and injuries.
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Chicago
Ing Spooka
National Safety Council
Renee Abe
Eyerly’s Appoints Managers Across Stores and Churches
Eyerly’s announces new managerial posts including Sidney Bowman named branch manager in Chambersburg Pa set to open in November. Bowman previously division merchandise manager for China glass ware and home goods. Richard Stanley from Hecht Co Washington DC will become divisional merchandise manager succeeding Bowman. Albert Niehals Jr from Montgomery Ward Parkersburg WV takes divisional merchandise role. Jager becomes main floor ladies accessories buyer in Hagerstown. Wilfred C McCadell moves from divisional merchandise manager to buyer for men’s suits and boys’ accessories in Flagerstone store. Group director W Shanko Jr, church music specialist, named regional school director for Blue Ridge Baptist Assn during Oct 30 to Nov 3 program at First Baptist Church. Reverend Orville J Wilton to serve in music program. twenty churches and two missions participate. Shanko, Westminster Choir College graduate, will conduct with Peabody Conservatory training.
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Bussard
Eyerly
Denaviment Islave
Sidney Bowman
Chambersburg
Noember
Afr
Bowinah
Ihina
Richardt Stanley
Hecht Co
Washington, D.C
Bowman
Albert L. Niehals, Jr
Montgomery Ward
Parkersburg
W.va
Mana Jager
Hagerstayn
Wilfred C. McCacdell
Haperstown
Flagerstone
W. Shanko, Jr
Blue Ridge
Seliool
First Baptist Church
Orville J. Wilton
Virginia Ave. Baytiat
Shanke
Westminster
Princeton
Nid
Baltimore
Expect Reds To Ignore Appeal To End 50 Mt Test
United Nations reports the General Assembly is poised to approve an appeal to the Soviet Union to suspend its 50-megaton nuclear test, but Soviet Premier Khrushchev and delegates indicate they will ignore it. The eight-nation coalition pressed for action as NATO and neutrals seek delaying tactics amid a tight deadline. Nigeria and El Salvador signaled yes votes. India accused of aiding violations of the moratorium. The debate continues in the political committee as efforts to appoint a temporary UN secretary general stall.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Todlay
Soviet Union
Assembly
Son
Security Council
Animit Guter
Khrushchev
Nigeria
el Salvador
Semon K. Tsiwapkin
Kremlin
NATO
United States
India
Union
Arthur Mean
Nf Kheushel
Berlin
Musryy
Fallout Reaches Japan After Soviet Explosion
Fallout from the October 23 Soviet nuclear test began reaching Ratpan late Thursday, the Dental Meteorological Observatory announced today. The report notes radioactive material traveling after the event and indicates international fallout concerns rising.
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Ratpan
Dental Meteorological Observatory
Prayer and pantry note mingle in odd sermon fragment
A religious plea by Clade A. Brough of Charlotte, N C. includes blessings and existential lines about keeping souls alive and aiming for great things. Nearby text mentions a Hutch AV-pound can of applesauce yielding two cups, labeled as item numbers.
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A. Brough
Chiarlotte
N.C. Minimer
Warns On Use Of Chemicals Near Water Supplies
State health officials warn homeowners farmers and pest control professionals to avoid injecting toxic chemicals into soil near wells and springs. Contaminated water harms people animals and fish with insecticides and other agents, urging careful label reading and local guidance before any chemical use.
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Home Myers
State Department of Wealth
Robert M. Brown
Bureau of Environmental Aid
Mas
Iryland
Health Department
Brown
Counselor Would Abandon Divorce Grounds
The article reports Dr. David R. Mace of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine saying marriages should end only after thorough examination by trained professionals. He argues that treating spouses as adversaries contravenes marriage principles and should not drive divorce proceedings.
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Miame Beach
Pla
Association of Marriage Counsel
David R. Mace
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Florida
Trade Protests Between U S and USSR Over Berlin Tensions
Moscow AP reports both nations protested the border flare up near East and West Berlin. United States Ambassador L. Thompson denounced the demand for U S officials to carry ID cards in Berlin. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko countered with a protest accusing American provocation.
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United States
Soviet Union
East
West Berlin
U. 5
Liewtlyn Thompson
U. S
Berlin
Auntie A. Gromyko
Trooper Returns With Bow and Arrow Hit Near Sabillasville
Charles West, a State Police barrack clerk on Mt. 4 west of here, shot a large buck with a bow and arrow near Sabillasville. West said he spotted the deer on Tuesday, on the second day of hunting, about 35 feet away when he brought it down. West lives in Masetale.
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Charles €. West
State Police
Mt. 4
Here
Sabillasville
West
Maseatle
Director of Mint M Bya Adams to be sworn in Monday
M Bya Adams will assume the role of Director of the Mint on Monday and will be sworn in by Assomala Justice Tom Clack of the Supreme Court
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M Bya DB
Adams
Mit
Assomala J
Tom Clack
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Inrenie Conet
Aircraft Carrier Constellation Joins Fleet In Grand Parade
The 75,000-ton carrier now at Brooklyn Navy Yard marks the fleet’s new monarch. Crowds watch a Broadway ticker tape parade as Constellation is commissioned, hailed by officers and dignitaries. An earlier accident at the shipyard left casualties and damage.
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While Inue
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pigantic
George W. Cornell
New York
USS Consellation
Travail
New York City
Constellation Square
Broadway
Athol
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Ciistelal Arts Room
Navy Yard
Deekr Buvkleel
Patridge
Reino Sundberg
Bluejickels
Thomas J Walker
Massalin Sandberg
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