East West Struggle Over Congo Recalls United Nations Vote
United Nations General Assembly backed Dag Hammarskjold's Congo actions with a 17 nation Asian African bloc majority. Soviet bloc abstained as the US pledged support for the resolution against Khrushchev’s critique. The vote described as a rebuke to Soviet interference and a vindication of Hammarskjold.
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Lumumba
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
Zorn
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Ghana
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
United States
Africa
Wadsworth
Khrushchev
15th Session Opens As Khrushchev Poised For UN Drama
The 15th United Nations General Assembly opens amid East West competition for uncommitted votes and global tensions. News from New York describes Khrushchev amid protests, Castro demonstrations, and Congo unrest as world leaders gather. In related tragedy, Rev G Bartow Harris Jr is missing presumed dead after a Guam plane crash. his father and mother, the Rev and Mrs G Bartow Harris of 1311 Hamilton Blvd, face crushing grief. Harris had studied at the University of Richmond Law School and worked in private practice before serving in the Western Caroline Islands.
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New York
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Cuba
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Czechoslovakia
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Hamilton Blvd
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Harrises
Samuel Marshal
Summerville
S. C
Calcutta
India
Mr. Harris
Harrisburg
Young Harris
George Harris
Caroline Islands
Department of the Interior
Group Studies New Criminal Code For State
Leonard T. Kardy Montgomery County states attorney to head a committee studying a proposed new criminal code. Announcement came from Saul A. Harris Baltimore states attorney and president of the Maryland State's Attorneys Association.
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Leonard T. Kardy
Montgomery County
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Saul A. Harris
Attor Eeeneys Association of Maryland
Castro
James S
United Nations
Allegany County
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New York “Hospital
Duvell
Anne Arundel County
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William L. Kahler
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Henry P Turner
Talbot
U.S
Andrew Berding
William Zeckendorf Jr
Commodore Hotel
Maryland Legislature to hear midwinter code critique
Penttig ease ec emergerene County and Daniel T. Prettyman of Worcester County say the committee will present criticisms and suggestions at the midwinter association meeting in February. The aim is to inform the Maryland Legislature as it considers adopting the new code.
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Daniel T. Prettyman
Worcester County
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Maryland
Skies to Clear Tomorrow Says Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau forecasts clearing skies by tomorrow across the area. Yesterday’s high reached 72 at Boonsboro and here, with night lows of 63 and 64 at Boonsboro and here per observers J Howard Beckenbaugh and D Paul Oswald.
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D. Paul Oswald
Sewage Plant Odors Spark Fresh Protest in City
City engineers surveyed the odor problem from the Baltimore disposal plant after rainfall. Oswald reported the odor extending over a wide area, prompting new complaints and recommendations for treatment changes. Mayor, Council, and Robert T. Register, Inc., weigh options as health department involvement grows.
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Pravda Urges Move of U.N. Headquarters
In Moscow Pravda urged relocating United Nations headquarters from New York to another country, saying an anti Soviet campaign in the United States had peaked.
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Pravda
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New York
United States
Nixon Appeals For Unity Behind Eisenhower At UN
Vice President Nixon urged Americans to set partisan lines aside as Eisenhower speaks to the United Nations General Assembly with Khrushchev in attendance. He pledged to seek intelligent information to defend the United States and criticized Kennedy's stance on expressing regret over the U-2 incident.
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Scranton
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Eisenhower
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U.N. General Assembly
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Mich
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United States
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Fisenhower
Khrushchev
Weather outlook for Maryland and nearby regions
Fair and cooler conditions sweep Hagerstown and western Maryland with lows 54 to 60 and Wednesday highs near 70s. Eastern Shore and southern Maryland see similar cooling with lows 57 to 66 and Wednesday highs 77 to 85. Eastern Pennsylvania reports clear, cooler nights with 50s and Wednesday temperatures in the 70s. West Virginia remains fair and cooler tonight with 50s, then little temperature change on Wednesday.
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Be Patient Says Survey Engineers On Odor Issue
A city area near Ravenwood Heights and Funkstown faced strong odors driving motorists to close windows. Engineers from E Y Hsi and the Register firm say corrections began after ordering studies with the Health Department. The city reports two study phases completed and a third underway, amid ongoing tests and delays.
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Funkstown
Memorial Blvd
Cannon Ave
Ira
Coffman
E. Y. Hsi
Hagerstown
Robert T. Register
Baltimore
Edgar Hover
Register
Ento
Department of Health and the
Fidel Castro Moves Into Harlem After Fight
Fidel Castro moved into new Harlem hotel quarters after a scuffle with security limits in midtown Manhattan. Despite protests from supporters, Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa said Castro would attend the UN General Assembly opening session but would not speak. A heavy police presence and bomb squad scrutiny surrounded the Cuban delegation at the Theresa Hotel amid protests of Yankee and Cuba tensions.
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Fidel Castro
Negro Harlem
United Nations
General Assembly
Premi
Shelburne
Midtown Manhattan
Central Park
United ‘Nations
Raul Roa
Castro
Roa
Theresa
Tito Arrives and Aims to Ease World Tensions
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and pledged to attend the United Nations General Assembly to explain Yugoslavia views on world problems. He was cheered by about 100 people, guarded by 500 police, and joined by Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu.
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Albania
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Leroy F. Mast
East Germany
Mast
Passiow
East Berlin
Waltraudt Mueller
U. S. Berlin
Mary Margaret
Philadelphia Blvd
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Miss Mueller
Fifth Avenue
Shehu
Acci
Dente
Washington
Eisenhower
Commissioners Say No Funds Available For Jury Proposals
City commissioners discuss Grand Jury recommendations on overcrowding and a new court house annex. They cite lack of funds to borrow beyond $400,000 and debate moving welfare and county offices to the annex while considering air conditioning for the Register of Wills. A window break at a local business is also noted.
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Grand Jury
Register of Wills
Downey
Harry Newcomer
Lem Kirk
Harry Snook
Goig
John Easterday
Charles Downey
Court House
Fockler
Welfare Board
Peter Nick Sallas
Pete
Coun- 100
W. Franklin St
Police Probe Breakings And Theft Cases In Pittsburgh
Hart reports theft of two sunglasses and membership cards from his car in a downtown parking lot. The glove box was broken into and a ventilator window damaged. The theft occurred between 9 PM and 8 AM.
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Pittsburgh
Hart
Palina
Police Dept Suspends 3 in Conduct Unbecoming an Officer
Three Hagers town police officers Patrolmen Robert Alton Harry Baker and Robert Comer were suspended from duty for conduct unbecoming an officer. The suspensions took effect last midnight and a Board of Public Works trial will be held later. details will be released at the trial.
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Hagerstown
Floods Take Toll In Italy National Disaster Declared
Rome AP reports floods sweeping two thirds of Italy as soldiers stack sandbags along rising rivers. Dead total reached 36 five days after heavy rain with streams creating torrents, flooding farmland, triggering landslides and the collapse of homes and bridges.
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Kennedy Will Tell Plans For Dealing With 'K' Clinton
AP reporting from Washington notes Senator John F Kennedy outlines plans to handle Soviet Premier Khrushchev if elected. He will appear on a coast to coast TV program and a $100 plate dinner rally starts at 8:30 p.m. EDT on ABC stations nationwide.
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Florida Ave
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Wade
Paul W. Rice
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Jonathan St
Miler Stevenson
N. Jonathan St
Stevenson
Patricia Ann Pile
Maugansville
Reuben R. Horst
Northern Ave
Meeterre Terrace
Washington
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Don Smith
F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
ABC
Kennedy Aide Frames Theme Of Speech On Americas Response
Senator Kennedy spoke at two conventions in Atlantic City and Charleston urging a stronger America abroad and at home. In Atlantic City motorist Wank Henson Jr. pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and driving without an operator's permit, receiving fines totaling 175 dollars. In Charleston he faced a hearing before Magistrate Irving M. Einbinder, with a sentence of 150 dollars and costs or 30 days in jail for the tipsy driving charge and 25 dollars and costs for the operator’s permit violation.
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