Khrushchev Arrives Amid Boos At United Nations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in New York amid anti Communist protests and a chilly welcome. He read a three page statement criticizing Western plans and urged serious negotiations at the UN on disarmament while reaffirming respect for the American people. He noted President Eisenhower’s upcoming UN speech and demanded real participation in disarmament talks.
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New York
Nikita
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Ballika
United Nations General Assembly
Fast River
United Nations
Assembly
U.N
Fisenhower
U.S
77 Killed In Plane Crash In Pacific
AGANA Guam AP at least 77 people mostly American military personnel and families died as a World Airways transport crashed on Mt Barrigada after takeoff from a Guam refueling stop. Survivors eight aboard included one navigator. cause disputed with engine explosion theories.
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Agana
Guam
World Airways
Pacific
Dc&e
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
U.S. Naval Air Station Hospital
Clark Air Force Base
Manila
Asia
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Edgar W. Schweyer
San Leandro
Rudy J. Holman
Reseda
Clayborn P. Claunch
San Jose
Roger E. Davis
Irvington
Diddy H. Kaerger
Castro Valley
Carolyn R. Yates
Hayward
Patricia Ann Ellis
Sausalito
Edward J. Daly
Reckless driving charges after weekend accidents
Charles Earl Cavanaugh 60 suffered total loss of his car and was charged with reckless driving after a four car crash on S Potomac Street early Sunday. Police logged several weekend accidents linked to reckless driving with vehicles on Potomac and Washington Streets sustaining damages from 25 to 400 dollars. Another driver, Benjamin Franklin Thomas 47, was charged after a separate crash on Ridge Avenue Saturday night due to skidding.
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Charles Earl Cavanaugh
N. R. Small
F. Z. Pheil
Cavanaugh
Williamsport
Rt. 1
S. Potomac
Donald Lynn Bowman
S. Potomac St
Bowman
Franklin Brining
Brining
Virginia Brooks
Henry and
Goldie Lorraine Knight
Darrel Edward France
France
Cramer’s Alley
Don Smith
Rubin Laboritz
Baltimore
Laboritz
E. Franklin Sr
Rabbi Eisendrath says Catholics barred from public office
In Baltimore on Sept 19 Rabbi Maurice N Eisendrath urged that if Catholics cannot be President because of religion they should be denied public positions. He warned such logic could bar Catholics from military service and holding state or local offices, stressing unity beyond politics. He also noted the Reform temple body represents 605 congregations and about 1,000,000 members.
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Baltimore
Maurice N. Eisendrath
American Hebrew Congregation of
New York
Eisendrath
United States
Canada
Latin America
Saylor Jack Smith
Jonathan
Ifiea
H. R. Baker
Smith
Washington St
Baker
Hisj
Autumn Returns Bring Low Value News Tips
As autumn approaches and the weather cools, the staff of volunteer reporters plans to resume work. Last week the tipped stories were mediocre and none exceeded $2 in value. Each tip is worth $1, reflecting the modest quality of the items shared.
Look-Alike Street Names Cause Post Office Confusion
The article discusses how similar street names in Hagerstown create routing errors and extra work for postmen. Examples include Antietam St, Locust St, Cedar Wood Drive, and Brightwood areas, with mail misdelivery and multiple routes affected. Weather notes indicate mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers tonight.
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Randolph Ave. Honewife
Lincoln Ave
Hagerstown
Decker Ave
Roessner
Cleveland Ave
Locust St
E. Antietam St
Antietam St
Mulberry
Washington Sts
Antietam
Daily Mail
Hagertown
Blooms Ave
Blooms Court
Brightwood Acres
Brightwood Circle
Brightwood Drive
Brown Ave
Brown Ave. Terrace
Cedarcrest
Cedar Lawn
Cedar Wood Drive
Cedar Wood Lane
Center St
Central Ave
Pennsylvania
Grand Jury Urges Immediate Action on New Court House
The September Grand Jury urged the county commissioners to immediately construct a new Court House, criticizing current offices as overcrowded and in disrepair. It highlighted the Tax Assessor and Register of Wills offices, crowded court rooms, leaking ceilings, and lack of air conditioning, calling for rapid action and a modern, fireproof facility.
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Register of Wills
Grand Jury
Court House
Sixteen Nations Urge UN Support for Congo Mission
Sixteen African and Asian countries urged the United Nations General Assembly to back Dag Hammarskjold’s Congo mission. The Asian African resolution called for vigorous action to help the Congo government keep law and order and urged countries to refrain from sending war materials or military personnel unless requested by the UN chief. Khrushchev in a shipboard interview criticized Hammarskjold, while Hammarskjold has deployed an 18 0 man UN force for Congo.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Hammarskjold
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Assembly
Victor Andres Belaunde
Peru
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tito
Yugoslavia
Sukarno
Indonesia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Eisenhower
New York
Baltika
Sovie Union
Hancock Driver Fined After Crash
Austin G. Lawrence, 36, Hancock, was fined ten dollars and five dollars costs for improper passing after a Friday night crash on Route 11 south of Chambersburg. State police said Lawrence struck the left rear of a sedan driven by Kenneth E. Binga, 26, of Greencastle. Lawrence appeared before Justice of the Peace Frank Smith.
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Austin G. Lawrence
Hancock
Rt. 11
Channersburg
Lawrence
Kenneth E. Bingaman
Greencastle
Justice of the Peace
Frank Smith
Weather Summary for Hagerstown and Surrounding Areas
Cloudy tonight with scattered showers and lows in the 60s. Tuesday partly cloudy with highs in the 70s. Wednesday shows a mix of sun and clouds with little temperature change. Winds vary from 5 to 15 mph, southerly at night and on Tuesday. Eastern Shore portions report similar trends with morning showers possible and highs in the 70s. West Virginia: mainly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms possible tonight, low around 63.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Eastern Shore
West Virginia
Kennedy Urges New Weapons in Labor Disputes
Sen. John F. Kennedy proposes giving the next president new tools to fairer handle national emergency labor disputes, citing the 1959-60 steel strike. He rejects cutting steel industry work hours to 32 and backs Steelworkers Union endorsement, while noting disarmament talks' renewed importance amid Geneva breakdown and Khrushchev poses.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Atlantic City
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
United States
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
General Assembly Eyes Cold War Growth and U N Role
Max Harrelson argues the 1960 General Assembly opens amid Cold War clashes over Red China, Hungary, and Tibet. He notes the shift toward channeling world problems to the UN and warns of a heavy Soviet propaganda push against the United States during the session opening in New York. He also references Nixon’s remarks on Soviet charges and the Hungary uprising’s memory.
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General Assembly
U. N
Equore
Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
Allstar
Red
China
Hungary
Dalai Lama
Tibet
United States
America
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Senoecurity Council
Nixon
Nikkita Khrushchev
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Poland
Lithuania
Nixon Seeks Freedom Without War Strategy
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a foreign nationals group in Washington that freedom must be restored without war and that challenges from communist satellites can be met. The remarks were made before American Nationalities for Nixon Lodge, a group with ties to foreign nations, some now behind the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon Lodge
Burnside Bridge re enactment draws crowds at Sharpsburg
Hundreds of spectators watched a Civil War battle re enactment along Branch Ave at the Antietam battlefield. The 40 minute event featured about 100 men from units including Co. F Stonewall Brigade CSA and 2nd Md Infantry CSA, with Ted Otto narrating. Relics and canal items were displayed at the nearby museum and library tea followed.
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Branch Ave
Antetam
Ambrose Burnside
Sharpsburg
Otto Farm
J. W. Dorsey
Burnside Bridge
Richard T. Leatherman
Sharpsburg Rifles
Co. & Stonewall Brigade
CSA
Winchester
Frederick
Front Royal
MD. Artillery
MD. Infantry
Ted Otto
Boonsboro-Sharpsburg Pike
New Antietam-Sharpsburg
C.&o. Canal
Weather Outlook: Week of Showers Likely Across Region
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers forecast tonight and again Friday and Saturday. Week totals around one inch, with weekend rainfall reaching about one third to one fourth of an inch in parts. Temperatures expected to average about four degrees above normal, with no cooler spell before Saturday. Boonsboro and nearby stations report 70 and 69 degree highs yesterday and lows in the 60s, with Oswald noting two inches of rain so far this morning. September rainfall average is 3.08 inches.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
South Mountain
D. Paul Oswald
J. Howard
Boonsboro
Mr. Oswald
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