Radioactive Cloud From First Soviet Test To Pass Over U.S.
Fallout from the Soviet atomic test is projected to drift across the northern United States by the weekend, with debris from the first four explosions possibly spanning Alaska to Montana and beyond. Weather Bureau expert Dr. Lester Machta notes US fallout should not exceed levels seen in past Nevada tests, assuming yields stay under about 30 kilotons. Believed to move east across Canada and the Atlantic toward Europe, the cloud follows a high troposphere path over the Eurasian landmass and mid-northern latitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Washington
United States
Lester Machta
U.S Weather Bureau
Machia
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Machin
Westo
Machta
Hering Sea
Alaska
Canada
Montana
Idaho
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Prayer for Guidance and Peace from Wilmette Pastor
A prayer by Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette Parish Methodist Church asks for divine nearness to calm fears and strengthen faith. It seeks release from confusion, clarity to do God's will, and mercy for narrow interests, asking that heart and life be guided toward finer, better, wholesome aims in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, IV
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Obituaries from Harrisburg and nearby areas list survivors
The notice outlines multiple obituaries including Mrs Zara Schock Mrs Nina Elizabeth Shoemaker Mrs Howard Hilton and others. It details surviving relatives from Philadelphia Hagerstown and Washington D C along with service and burial arrangements at local funeral homes and churches. Interments are planned at Rolling Green Memorial Park Rose Hill Cemetery and Test Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tels
Zara Schock
Phil Asdelphia
Florence Miller
Bessie Swyler
Hagerstown
Nina E. Shoemaker
Nina Elizabeth Shoemaker
John H. Shoemaker
Adnard
Washington County Hospital
Ellerton
Frederick Repents
John and
Vallie
Hoover Harshman
The
Brave
Creek Church of the Brethren
Elizabeth Socks
Villanova
San Carroll
Magerstown
George Leatherm Middte
Abigail Harner
Emerson
Waldo
Omer
Ralph
Orlando
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Reds Handed Sharp Warning On Air Routes
In West Berlin official quarters the Soviets are seen edging toward pressing that civilian air transport and surface routes be controlled by East German authorities. The current reading suggests a basis for future negotiations on the Berlin problem and possible interference with air corridor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Berlin
Coffman Enters Bucknell Band Camp
Coffman Raymond Jr of this city will join Bucknell University's tenth annual band camp in the Pocono Mountains starting tomorrow. The drum major will rehearse with 87 Bucknell musicians over six days before college opens and intercollegiate athletics begin. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Landis Coffman of 229 Patemar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond i
Coffman, Jr
Bucknell University
Pocono Mountains
Coffman
Bucknell
Caffman
Unis
Landis Caffman
Patemar Heights
Intoxicated driver wrecks trailer into cement wall
An intoxicated man wrecked his trailer home into a cement wall in a neighborhood incident. Police cited the driver for reckless behavior and reported minor injuries to the occupant, with responders clearing the scene after securing the area.
Porter Rossini Band Ends Summer Activities
Luke Graffula Porter Rossini receives a grant from the Recording Industries Trust Funds via Local 770 of the American Federation of Musicians, concluding the band’s summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitig
Recording Industries Trust Funds
770
American Federation of Musicians
Wagner Wins New York Primary Test In 1956
Wagner defeats Lefkowitz mail in the Democratic primary shaping a strong line for governor race. Lefkowitz faces a split Liberal contest while Rockefeller looms, with BeSapio conceding defeat and noting party voters chose the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
New York
Republica Party
Tony
Lefkowitz
Levitt
Wagger
Liberal Party
Levit
Lefkowita
Lefkowity
Nelson A. Rockefelier
Khrushchev Ready To Meet Kennedy and Push For Tests
Khrushchev told Indian leader Nehru he was ready to meet President Kennedy and criticized the Western push to halt atmospheric nuclear tests. He cited U S test resumption in laboratories and underground and warned that stopping tests would be propaganda while France acts independently. He defended military buildup and urged security concerns of the socialist bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Nehru
United States
Central Asia
Jkaslwest
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Masenw
France
Sentences Deferred for Young Burglars in Williamsport
Judge McLaughlin deferred the sentences of three youths charged with petty burglary and related acts after defense attorney Myers argued their troubled home environments and limited guidance. The group faces next week review as part of ongoing juvenile case handling. In a separate matter, Mrs Elsie Splelvan Welker of Williamsport received a 200 fine and six month suspended sentence for drunken driving, with her attorney pushing for a treatment-focused approach to preserve her eye sight. The judge cautioned that second offense penalties are generally six months unless unusual circumstances apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooskway Rod mm
Myers
McLaughlin
Elsie Splelvan Welker
Williamsport
Dronkes
GM and UAW Near Agreement on Non Economic Terms
Reuther announced a tentative settlement on non economic issues at GM plants Mansfield and Marion amid walkouts. Workers agreed to give up minor wage boosts totaling about 1.0 to 1.2 cents per hour to fund expanded hospital and medical coverage for pensioners and spouses, with the company assuming full medical premium costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
General Motors
National Newsmen Monument Proposed by Press Group
The Maryland Press Association endorses a national newspapermen’s monument to honor outstanding reporters. The plan, chaired by William Korbin Sr and Gertrude Poe, would be administered by the State Department of Forests and Parks with annual name additions and a June dedication alongside the Gathland War Correspondents Arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Connell
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Ocean City
Philip S. Meisler
Baltimore Evening Sun
William G. Korbin
Sean Hill Democratic Messenger
Gertrude L. Poe
Laurel News Leader
State Department of Forests and Terks
Maryland Press Association
Gov. Tawes
Department of Poresis and Parks
Gathland
Baltimore
Wallace
Maryland
Reidt
State Board of Parole
Union
George Alfred
Memorial Hospital
Townsend
Wells
Ite
George Rush
The
Daily Mail
George
Cav
Bejof Correction
Sherley Ewing
Conference of Social Welfare
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
National Council of Cane
Local newspaper boy heads to Frostburg College
Phil completes six years delivering Daily Mail papers from 1955 to 1961 earning a savings fund of 310 dollars for college. He plans to become a elementary school principal, reports on his early life with customers, routes, and memories from South Hagerstown High where he held Future Teachers of America roles and engaged in music, sports, and student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Frostburg State Teachers College
South Hagerstown High
Kalle Doub
Future Teachers of America.com
South Wind
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Connie Francis
Ricky Nelson
Paul Anka
Daily Mail
Hohrersville
Frostburg
Firm Builds On New Site 45 TE Washington St
Construction moves to a 900 by 1001 foot one story building on Northern Ave with a December 1 occupation. The project cost and permit details are unclear but cited as reasons for the move include space and operational needs. The new site will provide front and rear parking and fire safety features.
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Washington St
Northern Ave
Ada
Norman Moltapfel
F. Douglass Sears
Hagerstown
Grmli
Maryland
Sears
Aliee Kepler
Western Maryland Council On Insurance Education
Kepler
H. Warren Mecann
Holzaplel
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South Bend
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Iere
Will
Atrs
Wilbur Warner
Ars
Rogers
Valdiserri
Mrs. Vernon
Lenaion
Guiel
Tlaat
Olav
Ruane Kelner Oe
Temben
Dee Eety
Peete
Hagerstown Equipment CO
Marland Ave
Memories Blvd
Howard
Hilton
Howard F. Hilton
Vocal
D.C
Newark
N.J
Howard F
Maude (Ford) Hilton
S. Kahn Drug Company
Mable Cavanaugh Hilton
Washington, D.C
Iagerstown
Hubert
Marsh
A. K. Coffman
George Whetstone
Test Haven Cemetery
H. Gould
Long Meadow
Cetter
Heperstown
Regent
Kenneth 8. Slater
Elwood &. Kinney
Edwin M. Kemp
Harvey Gardner
Jerry Elbaugh
Hagerstown, MD
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Jerry Eshbaugh
Plesant
Washington Greys
William Tell
Luke Graffula Porter
Rossini
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BeSapio
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Mansfield
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