GM UAW Reach New Agreement With Time Relief Terms
The two sides reach a tentative deal on relief time for GM workers, capping 24 minutes daily split into two breaks plus a relief man for each group. Volkswagen? The UAW aims to extend terms to Ford and Chrysler. Reuther postponed a key conference to Thursday to press local bargaining progress.
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Preparing Now For Maryland Firemen Convention
The Washington County volunteer Firemen's Association plans early efforts for the Maryland State Firemen's Association annual convention in Hagerstown on June 27 28 and 29 162. A special Convention Committee meeting is set for Wednesday night at 8 at the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company hall to prepare for the state event and the Women's Auxiliary will meet at Franklin Court.
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Ex Governor of West Virginia Dies at 57
Former West Virginia governor Meadowdea dies at Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Clay, Virginia, aged 57. He served as governor from 1955 to 1961 and had been hospitalized after a heart attack with complications from kidney failure.
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Service News: Retachment 42 Returns to Newfolk Virginia
Parachute first class Robert M. Haines, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Ge Haines, Browndale Massachusetts, heads home with Light Photographic Squadron v2 after seven months with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The unit sailed aboard USS Forrestal and then to Cecil Field, Florida, for reassignment.
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Obituaries Continued From Page 8
Obituary notices list Bart A. Grove of Brunswick who died suddenly at 54 at Frederick Medical Center. He was survived by his wife Lovells Bark Grove and Wayale Grove of Harrisburg. He was a former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee and member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and other orders. Funeral arrangements and visitation details are listed with local funeral homes.
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Williamsport Post Office Plans And Bid Dates
Plans for a new Williamsport post office are listed with bidding forms and related data. Prospective bidders will be informed at an early date when the Post Office Department will advertise for bids. The site option will transfer to the successful bidder to purchase the land, construct the building, and lease it to the department on a long term basis.
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Pentagon may push 2000 mph B70 bomber development
Pentagon signals possible reversal to back a full scale push for the B70 bomber and its 2000 mph variant. President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara may decide on funding after the delayed defense appropriation bill. Air Force officials say optimism persists for a top level rethink and renewed push for advanced bombers and KC-135 tankers.
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Hancock Civl Defense Plans Amid Tornadoes and Flood Warnings
Hancock officials weigh civil defense support as budgeting for a lagoon proceeds after soil tests. Mayor Fleming and council urge continued Civil Defense Director White to stay. fallout shelters being discussed amid delayed public interest and funding. In Texas Carla remnants bring 50 to 73 mph winds, flood threats, and widespread damage from Galveston to Austin with deaths and injuries reported.
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National Science Contest Winner Named in Albion
Iquar and Martin Smyths of Albion Pennsylvania win the National Science Contest. The winner is pictured with Alan Ginsburg president of the Lionel Corp Toy and Train Division.
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Tawes Proposes Bidding Plan to Set Teacher Salaries
The Carroll County Commissioner plan seeks uniform pay for teachers to curb bidding for positions. Tawes calls for a statewide study and cites Carroll’s $247,408 annual cost as part of efforts to raise salaries toward neighboring counties.
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California Governor Goodwin J Knights to run again
Weather fronts move from Texas and Louisiana toward the Great Lakes and Carolina coast bringing warm and showery conditions into Tuesday night. In Virginia a housing project begins Friday with eight duplex families planned as part of a highway route development.
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Prayer for unity and service from Pastor Paul St Wright
A Portland First Presbyterian pastor, Paul St Wright, offers a prayer asking for unity and faithful service. He prays for congregants to help build a community of righteousness and love through Jesus Christ and for those lacking privilege to receive care.
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Hurricane At A Glance Threatens Gulf Coast
The Associated Press reports Carla causes widespread damage across the Gulf Coast with official losses in the millions. Two deaths are confirmed from tornadoes as forecasters warn of 15 inches of rain and possible floods in central Texas. Cleanup begins while officers guard deserted areas and refuges urge residents not to return until waters recede. Debbin whirls northward in the Atlantic with little change in size or intensity.
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Bulgaria Alerts Troops On Borders Amid Tense Aegean Developments
Vienna dispatch reports Bulgaria has alerted troops at the border with Greece and Turkey. The Stabatnichvsky Delo quotes plans for amphibious landing maneuvers by the U S Sixth Fleet with Greek and Turkish forces in the Aegean, heightening Balkan tensions and war risk.
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Lawrence Welk Marks His Tenth Year In Television
Notable singer Lawrence Welk reflects on a decade in TV and his rise from local station beginnings to national fame. He recalls early life in North Dakota, pivotal moments with sponsors, and the shift to Dot Records producing hits like Calcutta and Yellow Bird, showcasing his evolving sound and enduring audience.
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Teen-Age Gang Leaders Speak to Community About Troubles
About 200 residents heard teen leaders describe gang life and call for a better police department and community help to steer youths away from crime. The youths spoke from a back corridor during a staged audience session, insisting they are a group in need of support rather than a gang.
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Washington County DMV reports multiple license dispositions
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced dispositions for Washington County motorists including revoked licenses for Paul Rosenberry and Samuel Griffith and Arley Unger, and suspensions for Raymond Slickler Jr and Larry termanclair. A reissued license was noted for William Wilson Jr as the text ends with mixed town commentary.
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Magerstown
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Baer, Jr
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Break Through Wall in West Berlin Shocks City
East Berlin police inspect a smashed wall section after a high speed truck rammed the barrier into the American sector last night. Concrete debris extended up to 100 yards while the injured couple suffered only minor cuts and bruises as guards sealed the breach.
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Leitersburg Raritans Plan Christmas Tree Event
The Leitersburg Raritans announced plans for a December Christmas tree in Leitersburg and a fall bene fit supper. Nominating committees were appointed with Sam Bayer Pete Cowan and Paul Bless at the Tellersborg Lutheran Church with Bill Shupp presiding. A barbecue chicken dinner was served by the Layinl Gleaners Sunday School.
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East Germans Flee To West
Four East Germans escaped from East Berlin Sunday night and crossed into West Berlin. Officials disclosed today that they had been assigned to border posts for some time and chose to make the dash together.
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