Young Journalists Oppose Federal Help In Hagerstown
A two day student study reports local opposition to federal aid highlighting interviews with shopkeepers city officials and a Catholic priest. Organizers note residents stress self reliance and warn welfare programs may erode work incentives while some officials defend aid and urge attracting industry.
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Hagerstown
West
Mack Trucks
Hag
Kennedy
Newburgh
New York
Nancy Johnson
Washington County Indiarial Foundation
S Forts
Hayden Boyd
City Cab Co
Han
Willy Snear
Organized Labor
Charles Barr Neverthless
Opin
Man Admits Raping and Killing Utah Babysitter
Darrell Devore Poulson of Provo Utah admitted during a sworn statement that he killed Karen Meehling a 22 year old babysitter in American Fork last Sunday. Sheriff Walph Chapple said Poulson was arrested in Las Vegas on a rape charge and later confessed to the murder. Poulson faces first degree murder charges and remains jailed for safety.
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Sal Lake City
Utah
American Fork
Walph Chapple
Darrell Devore Poulson
Provo
Karen Fon Meehling
Aren Teas
Poulson
Las Vegas
Nev
Pravo
Karen
Chapple
Utah County
Chariff Ceil
Sonotone Wisp Hearing Aid Shines In Tiny Size Compare
An advertisement shows the Sonotone Wisp hearing aid weighing 0.11 ounces with battery. It sits entirely at the ear, connected by a tube to an eartip. The device is marketed by Sonotone of Hagerstown, Roy B Farr at 733 S Potomac Street, phone RE 3-3242.
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Sonotone
Hagerstown
Roy
Farr
Potomac Street
Not To Play Slot Machines As In Uniform
Navy midshipmen at the U S Naval Academy are prohibited from playing pinball or slot machines while in uniform. The policy, noted as a violation of regulations, remains in effect though these machines are legal locally. The academy official stated the rule is not tied to any specific discipline but to uniforms and conduct. Names and addresses appear in the notice but are not essential to the rule summary.
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Annapolie
U.S. Naval Academy
Academy
Oalier
Ann Arundel
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Doulas Davis
Hansville
James Harry
Italy
Barton, Jr
Washington St. Eoyk
Paul Reward
Cancack
Harry James
Pilot Spotting a Test Cloud Above Arctic Airspace
An Alaska bush pilot near Nome observed a square pillar shaped cloud drifting over northern Siberia at 8500 feet. He noted its appearance aligned with a US Atomic Energy Commission announcement on Soviet nuclear tests. The sighting occurred near Kotzebue and Cape Thompson as the cloud stretched about 4000 miles.
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Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Tony Schultz
Wien
Alaska Airlines
Brazil Supports Three Man Secretariat For UN
Brazilian diplomat said on Wednesday Brazil would back a three man UN secretariat, opposing a Soviet move to replace the current secretary-general and create a single secretary at the United Nations. He stated Brazil would support Dae Hammerskial as part of the plan.
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Brazil
Bith
Marion Davies Near Death as Gospel Chorus Plans Event
AP report notes actress Marion Davies, 61, critically ill after surgery for osteomyelitis, remains in hospital with doctors unsure when she will recover. A gospel chorus from Washington plans to perform at Abenezer AME Church on Sunday at 3 p.m., sponsored by Truman and Griffin, as Davies’ condition is monitored.
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Marion Davies
Miss Davies
Howewoun
Pormer
Ith St. Christian Church
Gospel Chorus of
Washington
Port
Abenezer A.M.E
Keen
KE. Makill
Pantetta Truman
Joseph
Griffin
Cod
Weather eases as Esther nears coast. Maryland Delaware spared
Normal weather returns as hurricane Esther weakens and shifts, prompting clearing skies and rising temperatures in Maryland and Delaware. The Delmarva Peninsula felt only minor damage with strong coastal winds and high tides. Ocean City suffered boardwalk damage and street flooding. Mayor Hugh T. Cropper Jr. announced repairs would start today.
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Esther
Maryland
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Punch
Massachusetts
Delmarva Peninsula
Ocean City
Hugh T. Cropper, Jr
Chicago attorney named comptroller of currency
In Washington President Kennedy named Chicago lawyer James J. Saxon to succeed Hay M. Gidney as comptroller of the currency. The appointment, announced Wednesday, would be effective November 15, though conflicting reports and a clerical error later said the nomination was a mistake. Saxon, a Democrat, is to receive a 12,000 job under a recess appointment if confirmed by the Senate.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Chicago
James J. Saxon
Hay M. Gidhey
Gidney
Robert F. Kennedy
Saxon
Giney
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Department
Congress
Sul Jalér
Pierre Salinger
St. Sohne College
Catholic Ane We Wvepaunens
University In
Portland
Georgetown
University Law School
Sanon
Rome
Wilmette
British Museum
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Chemitimued Gront Bie
Greencastle Sportsman Association
Baltimore Life Insurance
Vera (Smith) Bagnan
Charles
Int. Merman
Shady
Halgerstown
John Bowman
Clear Spring
Minnich
Greencastle
Norman Wilsey
Neverend
Gomer Rees
Green Hill Cemetery
Waynesboro
Ida Harris
Garlock Memorial
Augustus
Wo Va
Arlington
C Y Methodist
Church of
N.C
Ives
Fairfax County Cemetery
Nellie M. Thomas
Nellie Myrtle Thomas
L. Ray Thomas
North Mulbarry Street
Rocky ‘Ridge
Froderick County
George Old Anna (Rush) Smith
Inagerstown
St. Paul's
BUB Clutteh
Womens
Lester Kauffman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Yeneral
May Dixon
Clayton
Fayetteville
Newton Grove
Dixon
Auto Show
Jiffy Crochet
Aeice Brees
Alte Brooey
Daily Mail
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Hanern Humber
Ste Beautiful
Burkley
Hlson
Woodrow Wilson
House
Seiz
Toyko
Sweden
Saliona
Gitney
Vist National Bank of
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Aish Only
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Weiling
Spaceloest
W. Washington Street
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