Nixon Seeks Farm Vote With Surplus Reduction Plan
Vice President Richard M. Nixon outlined a farm aid package dubbed Operation Consume to cut price-supported surpluses by stockpiling food reserves, expanding overseas shipments, and using payments in kind. He cited a four-year goal to drop a $10 billion surplus, pledging urgency and higher farm outlays to begin reducing unemployment as a long-term benefit. He spoke at the 21st Annual Plowing Contest, with a Sioux Falls stop planned pending further details on price supports.
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Guthrie Center
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Niyon
Paul
Ramet
Tairy
Sioux Falls
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Williamsport Town Finances Show 1959 Revenues and Expenditures
Town records report 1959 revenues of 175 537 with total expenditures 139 054 leaving equity of 482. Most assets totaled 431 685.42 with cash 1822.68 and investments 22 280.00. Over half the equity rests in unknown assets amid election supervision notes.
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Penerate
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Board of Election Supervis
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Oriine Totel
Isurntus
Mike Stolen From Parked Truck Here
A parked truck was reported hit by theft last night as a microphone and other items went missing. Police noted the incident amid a broader city finance report detailing 1959 revenues and expenses, and an upcoming registration window for residents.
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Mike
Kennedy set for Maryland visit amid protests and TV tests
About 1,800 Democrats are expected to attend Sen. John F Kennedy's final Maryland visit night at Pikesville armory headlined by a 13 minute film and a 11 minute address. Kennedy will tour from Central Pennsylvania to Maryland, be greeted at the border by Gov Tawes, attend a Baltimore hotel event, and appear at a 8:30 p.m. TV program on WTOP and other stations. The day also brings political updates as Hoffberger flags Salisbury rally and Tawes declines a campaign claim while Congress hopeful Miller discusses farm policy. In Havana, Fidel Castro's secret police arrest a U.S. embassy secretary, Marjorie Lennox, with protests ignored and diplomatic immunity questioned.
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Pikesville
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Gov Tawes
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Salisbury
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Maryland Volunteers For
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Texas
Tawes
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Maryland Racing Commission
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Edward T. Miller
Republi
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U.S
Philip Boral
Foreign Ministry
Lennox
Bier
Castro
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Cuba
Sant Juan
Puerto Rico
Kennedy Focuses on Jobs in Pennsylvania Campaign Tour
Senator John F. Kennedy campaigned across Pennsylvania seeking 32 electoral votes and addressing the nation’s unemployment issue. He cited data in Pennsylvania about 335,000 unemployed workers and one in fourteen job seekers, contrasting with Nixon’s slogan. Kennedy planned to speak in Lebanon Reading Lancaster York and Baltimore.
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Reading
Lancaster
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Baltimore
America
Richard M. Nixon
Indictments Returned By Grand Jury Report
The Grand Jury returned 14 indictments yesterday and one more today with most defendants jailed or on bond. Several inmates are reformatories charged with escape. others include assault, burglary, larceny, and a bastardy case. The report previews Washington County government and law enforcement findings.
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James F. Strine
Reformatory
Washgton County
Sunrise Avenue Confusion Stumps Residents in Halfway and Maugansville
Local residents report repeated errors sending mail to Sunrise Avenue due to two similarly named streets. One Sunrise Avenue runs between Linegin and Clinton Aves in Halfway near Virginia Ave while the other lies between Sho waller and Miller Roads near Weaver Island in Mangansville. The Post notes that name duplications create misaddressed letters unless the recipient’s precise location is known.
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Sunrise Ave
Maugansville
Linegin
Clinton Aves
Virginia Ave
Showaller Road
Miller Road
Weaver Island
Mangansville
Khrushchev Foresees Better Times in U S USSR Ties
London AP report says Premier Nikita Khrushchev, aboard the vessel Balikha en route to New York, voiced confidence that better times will come in Soviet American relations. He declined a Harvard Law School invitation, urging improvement and joint effort toward universal disarmament under strict international control.
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London
Bovier
Nikils Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Balika
New York
Harvard University Law School
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
U.S
Manhattan
Hancock Rotary to Sponsor Parade on Main Street
Hancock Rotary Club to sponsor a Tallow Eve parade on Thursday October 27. Fred Elbin leads the mammers parade. Nine bands will march along the entire length of Main Street. Cash prizes will be offered. Thursday chosen to ease Friday traffic.
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Hancock
Hancock Rotary Club
Fred Elbin
Main St
Wife Indicted For Murder With Cyanide In Soup
Sussex County land jury indicted two for first degree murder. Margaret Malhen Fisher 33 of Lewes accused of poisoning husband with cyanide in asparagus soup served at home on May 25. Rufus M Brittingham 47 of Bridgeville charged with shooting his own 17 year old son Darrell Lee at a trailer near Bridgeville. Bechtinehsing later took a rifle, police said. he shot thrice but was not seriously wounded.
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Bel
Sussex County
Margaret Malhen Fisher
Lewes
Fisher
Fish Products Co
Rufus M. Brittingham
Bridgeville
Darrell Lee
Ham
Wridgevite
Bechtinehsing
Cordova
Congo Crises Put Lumumba in Peril as Mobutu Seizes Control
Leopoldville reports indicate Patrice Lumumba faced two lynch attempts and was evacuated from his home as Mobutu’s troops moved to neutralize political leaders. U.N. fears rise of new clashes while discussions on a Security Council resolution and possible UN good offices to Congo advance.
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Joseph ‘Lonpolese
Patrice Lumumba
Tle
Congo
Rist
Lumumbwe
Congo River
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Lamiunti
Cai Leopold
Mabitu
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Eumoniba
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Moe Tait
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Lamnantia
Campleona
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U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
Almeria
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Metreltle Ber Council
Ceylon
Tanisia
Canga Security Council
U.S
Gene Cod Dag Skimmas
Council
Tonisin
Joseph Kasavohu
Patrive Lumumba
Albert Kalonji
Kasai Proviiee
Citizen Aids Police in Nab Hit and Run Suspect
An alert citizen helped police identify and pursue New Jersey resident Gerd A. Osmundsen, 44, of Plainfield after he struck a tractor on Potomac Street. Osmundsen’s car caused $190 damage to the tractor and $25 to another vehicle. he fled but was located and towed from 40 East Washington Street after the incident. The suspect confessed and forfeited $76 in magistrate court.
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Gerd A. Onmundsen
Plainfield
Potomac St
Earl Louis
Lescalleet
Osmundsen
Lescal
E. Washington St
Opposed Pay TV Figures Prompt City Court Case
In Los Angeles the Magistrate's Court heard petitions related to reckless driving and an accident. Osmundsen posted collateral when taking his car. A $25 forfeiture and costs were assessed for the incident. Separate actions concern fees for leaving the scene and for toll television. The piece notes a broad opposition to pay TV with a claim of 18 million persons backing protest.
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Osmundsen
Mote & Aeane
Los Angeles
At'i
Vito
Ethel Hurricane Threatens Floods Across Gulf Coast
Ethel, once a hurricane near the Yucatan, now threatens heavy rains and possible floods from eastern Mississippi to western Alabama. The New Orleans Weather Bureau warned up to ten inches of rain in some areas as the storm moves inland toward the Gulf states.
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Albasrat
Ethel
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Misissippi
Alabama
New Orleans
Yucatan
Peninsule
Congo
Saluba
Lumummba
Katanga
Tar
Lumumba
Victor Lundula
Ghana
LN. Command
Traitorous Clerks May Make It Tougher To Crack Codes
Richard Wesley reports that two former U.S. code breakers and a linguist who fled to Moscow may hinder American code cracking efforts. Testimony before the House investigation suggests Soviet methods could be shared, complicating efforts to decipher Soviet codes and monitor intelligence.
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Richard Wesley
Will Wallengton
de Jcheck
Vladimir Sloboda
Soviet Union
Moscow
House Invest
Kilday
Burke
Cother
National Security Ageney Em
Martin
Mitchell
Bernon F. Mitchell
Ier H. Martin
U.S
Lune Michel
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Weather and congressional briefing on NSA leaks
A weather forecast for the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland calls for rather cloudy skies with showers possible tonight into Sunday and highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. Separately a House subcommittee hearing in West Virginia reviewed alleged NSA document mishandling by Mitchell and Martini, with officials stating copies may have been destroyed. witnesses included NSA figures and committee members, as hearings adjourned.
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Neemt Burke
Sense Department
Mitchell
Martini
NSA
Jagerstown
Mary
Burke
Armed Services
Eastern Shore
House Committee On
Louisecoler
Martin
W. Tordella
Maurice H. Klein
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West Virginia
Paul J. Kilday
Kilday
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U.S. i
Vance
Rainy Weekend Forecast For County Weather Bureau Says
The five day Maryland forecast predicts cloudy conditions through Monday with scattered showers Sunday and Monday totaling up to half an inch. Temperatures will run near normal, cooler Saturday and warmer Sunday through Tuesday. Yesterday’s high reached 68 and fell to 56 last night.
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