Symington supports treaty vote amid Senate debate
Senator Symington backs the nuclear treaty amid strong opposition and warnings from colleagues like Thurmond. The Senate moved to consider the treaty with understandings and interpretations offered, but many senators remain reluctant to commit to a final vote.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Anant Symington
Ateory
Ngliong
Syston
Ai Bates
Senate
Inont
South Carolina
United States
Beilaykell Deneareed
Fey
Rairtean
Han
Achie
Symington
Thurmond
Ted
Neil
Eure
Uv Shurmoud
Bes
Howe
Bonnie Parkin Wins Grant of Scholarship
Bonnie Parkin of 1 Lehigh Ave receives a legislative scholarship to the University of Maeslind from September through June. Parkin, active in the drama club and South Wien Marching Band, was art editor of the yearbook and involved in Future Teachers Club and Pep Club.
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Veaine Maree Parkin
Dughter
Mec
Willan Parkin
Lehigh Ave
University of Maeslind
Septemther
Gwedolyn Jones
Kaynile
Boonshoro
Parkin
Diame
South Wien Marching Bi
Wie South High Vwnee Duiod
Officials to meet with utilities association at fall conference
Local officials including Hotel C Carder and Charls D Lyon will attend the 38th annual Fall Conference of the Maryland District of Calamybla Utilities Association. The gathering runs Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21 at the Cavalier and Americana Hotels in Virginia. The association, formed in 1922, aims to exchange information among public utilities in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Donald S Dillinger will preside. N Faye Worthington will act as central chair.
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Hotel C. Carder
Gates and Contracts
Charls D. Lyon
Potormac Edison Company
Maryland
Columbia
Donald S. Dillinger
Washington Gas Light Company
Orfer
N. Faye Worthington
Chesa Peake and Potomac Telephone Company
Wit
Tourist Information Gathering Shapes City Image
Kenyon Development Commission chief Youle Baker notes firms survey tourists in Washington County to gauge appeal. Rohrer cites locals and merchants as informal guides, with visitors posing as early promoters who reflect the area’s image as a potential industrial site.
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Telustey
Washington County
Youle Baker
Kenyon Development Cammssion
Mity Industriat
Sven
Rohrer
Waihh
Washington City
Mohrer
Wisners
Local Deaths in Hagerstown Area Two Women Remembered
Obituaries list Amanda E Mayhus and Mrs Apiumila Thibeth Mayet Fue with family ties in Albemarle and Hagerstown. Amanda Mayhus dies at home after complications of one year in ill health, survived by husband Jake and daughter Ves Pred J Palmer, with other relatives. Funeral services at East Funeral Home Bond Yor and Rest Haven Cemetery officiated by Rev W Haughman. The second obituary notes Jane Riggs 71 of Morne vna S Risigs, daughter of Samuel and Christina Curritar, died at Richardson Convalescent Home after weeks of illness. services at Mimichlume Hall in Hagerstown with burial at Rest Tavern Cemetery, family viewing prior. The notice requests friends attend.
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Amanda E. Mayhus
Apiumila Thibeth Mayet
Fue
Meney
Ves
J. Palmer
Myrtle Chighnny
Tilley
East Funeral Home
Bond
Toursshey
Erent W
Haughman
Murial Wall
Test Haven
Cemvtery
Mra
Lone Riggs
Jane Kei
Vna
S. Risigs
Brandweay
Wddickson -Convalescent Home
Rawle
Lamuet
St Paul's
Axon
Virgil
Crnee Harbaugh
Bath
Nyerstown
Hagerstown
Rest Tavern
Widely Known County Farmer Dies In Field
A well known county farmer died in his field while working. An autopsy determined the cause as a heart attack. He was survived by his wife Abbie Wyand Durkey of Sharp Durey and several relatives including a son and a nephew. Funeral services are planned at his church in Sharpsburg with burial at Tyony Monniby View Cemetery.
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Loward Ruaner
Monty
Helers
Sone
Tie Tito Janes
Annie Dorsey
Abbie Wyand
Sharpdure
Everend Charles Bux
Heine
Tharieth Wall
Monniby Vitew
Slawpsburg
County Firemen Meet Thursday in Washington County
The Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold its quarterly meeting on Thursday at the Washington Fire Hall. Executive committee meetings precede the regular session. all member companies should send delegates. Refreshments will be provided by the host entertainment committee. Homecoming services are planned at the Mooreville Church of God on Sunday with a start at 10 am and a church picnic to follow. Everyone is invited.
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Washington Caity
Te Mooresville
of God
Nerd White Hale
Roberta
Prune & Damson
Newmain
Smithsburyg i
Qrwat
Winslow Thuthans
Frank Tater
Board Zoning Appeals
Matthoxe
Uniforms For Lady Carriers Pose Problem
MOBILE Alabama local officials face uniform decisions for female carriers as state law requires tights or skirts yet no set uniform exists. Superintendent Solin Dickens notes uniforms are unresolved and dresses are not yet decided, while acknowledging a $100 annual allowance. Katherine Warren and Vivian McDonald voice concern over practical dress for carriers who already meet all job requirements.
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Mobile
Ala
Solin Dickens
Dickens
Katherine Warren
Tye
Vivian McDonald
Seve
Council Delays Rezoning Vote On N Potomac Street
City council postpones action on rezoning an apartment building on North Avenue. Public speakers split, with John Bell Harry Kaylee Ralph Blickenstaff J Edward Cochran and Kenneth Daniels mostly supporting a limited change while Miss Virginia Carmichal opposed. Other items included city service awards and a flag gift.
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Potomac Street
Edward Oswald
Morth Avenue
Fanground Avenues
Council
N. Potomac Street
North Avenue
John Bell
Harry Kaylee
Ralph Blickenstaff
J. Edward Cochran
Kenneth Daniels
Virginia Carmichal
Debtors Prisons Outlawed Aimed Across Europe
Nine European nations including ALENT Denmark West Germany and the United Kingdom agreed to outlaw debtors prisons amid discussions in Strasbourg France The move was tied to respect for human rights a private convention and potential zoning changes for retail districts as officials warned of broader business impacts The report notes opposition from some attorneys and local officials and mentions related comments by mayor and council members about standards and progress
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Strasbourg
France
Pris
Mfrs
Ralph Rennaberger
Oswald
Ilia
Lesa
Dies Cate
Burbank
Calif
Oliver
Walace
Walt Disney Studio
Sin- Bank
Hata
Charles Wagamsa
Grimes
Sur Jordan
San Mar
Wirtz Urges Expansion Of Experts And Trade
Secretary of State Wirtz urged expansion of foreign trade and expert assistance to grow American exports. He spoke at a White House conference on expanding markets, calling for broader industry participation and allied cabinet backing to boost jobs and reduce imports through expanded expert involvement and policy.
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Washington
Willard Wirts
Americausineakmen
Wits
White House
Exedus Avex
Witton
Joiyealls
Datustelek
Ehrmicaly Earlinet. Ak
New MIM Construction On Schedule Says Official
Officials report multiple building projects in Hagerstown area remain on track with dates met. The plan includes 14 facilities across Maryland Driples and surrounding sites, with contracts awarded May 2 1962 and a target completion around late 1968, pending final reviews and site work.
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Hoster House
Jew Mary
Sen Huildings
Alkat
Hucklabs
Maryland
Applied Inc
Maine
Department of Correction
UilKenny
Sprint
Wis
Wraiting
Hcessar
Slater
Hagerstown
Slouetyras
Rox
Hury Rael
Cambridge May Vote On City Branch Amid Civil Rights Debate
Cambridge voters will decide whether to amend the charter to prohibit public accommodations discrimination and possibly add a university branch. City officials note potential funding boosts and a shore campus to broaden curricula, amid tensions over race and integration. University regents and trustees visit and urge support for expanded facilities and revamped state college funding for 1964.
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Cambridge
APL
Camimore
Westert Maryabidge
University of Man
Moilay
Richard W. Case
Gunell
Unniversity Board of Regents
Thu
Cambrisite
Univer. “Uut
Talbot County Caifftont
Sity Levaslod
Ylepe Board’ of Trustees
Devel
Dy Wilson H
Uhre Piatgets
Martha
University Gland
Ny State
Calleses
Cambridne
Natal
Fu Fratois
duPont
Camcias
Mie Basterer
Balt l
Malaysians Break Ties In Protest Over Indonesia Rift
Malaysia breaks diplomatic relations with Indonesia after Malay demonstrators attack the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur and a Philippine embassy protest. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman says Malaysia will recall its ambassador and staff, with Jakarta and Manila asked to handle affairs. Police use force to quell the melee amid widespread anger and international fallout.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
API
Prim
Tunku Rahman Lak
Thalhind
Indonesia
Philippines
Ttahmwa
Medan
Kuala
Lumpur
Gait
More Traffic Accidents This Year Say Police
Police say city traffic accidents are running higher this year. Lt. Doornberger notes 108 more crashes by end of August than last year and cites factors from increased auto ownership to through traffic. Weather and rain storms may influence rates, and more incidents are now reported due to police reports being required for insurance claims. In Hampton, police dumped hundreds of cans and bottles seized from youths involved in Labor Day weekend disturbances.
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Hagerstown
Dh. Doornberger
Hagerstown Potts
Doornheyrger
Vanother Jane
Washington
Franklin Sis
Doornberger
Pol Ter
Donvnberger
Dearnbergee
Hampton
Paulice
Lawn Dunsp
Hamptot Beach
Washington County teacher leads Beacon Lodge camp staff
Helen Kellergts praises a helping hand to the blind as Clyde or Mack Downs and wife Martha lead Beacon Lodge Camp for the Blind near Minion Pennsylvania. The couple, longtime Washington School staff, advance a vision of inclusive sport and education with 73 participants from 8 dozen states. Mack Downs, former New York Institute for the Education of the Blind director, now heads athletic programs for the visually handicapped. Martha Downs, former director of girls’ athletics, supports the mission alongside him. They married secretly in 1929 while he joined the institute’s staff and later took the Beacon Lodge post, building a program to train blind athletes in track and wrestling.
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Helen Kellergts
Downs
Washington School
Jagerstown
Martha
Beacon Lodge
Camp For the
Minion
Ciique
Jumala River
Liana Cluha
Pennsylvania
Tagerstown
Beacon Laden
United States
Clyde
Mack
Washington County
Jack Downs
Leys
New York
Ithaca
Nly
Marla Gormley
Irom Summit Hill Pa
Acks
Jack
New York Institute For the Education of the Hind
Ema Lay
Institute
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Raltince County
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D. Spencer Grow
Prova Link
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Maryland Metals, Inc
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Wynn
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Wis & Son
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Banner B. Browning
Utes
Carl W. Black
Winslow Burhans
John Latimer
United Fund
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Denmark
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Kunkhouser
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Roger Fiery
Wirtz
United Katie
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Faith Renulla
Mace Haley
Jrivision Act
Wirks
Iyynuyeli
Shell Fuel Oil
S. J. Gower & Son
By Dewid T. Coctingham
Clyde L, Downs
Beacon-tenders
Carpets Incorporated
Mohawk
Catlaway
Maratmount
Hepl
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Paramount Paint and Wallpaper Co., Inc
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