Fifty Nations Join In Parley Opening Meetings
Washington AP reports finance ministers and central bank officials from over 50 nations begin five days of talks on free world fiscal issues. IMF head Per Jacobsson cites two key problems: gold and dollar outflow and large monetary reserves in Germany and neighbors. No major decisions expected amid US admin change.
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Washington
Free World
Per Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
United States
Germany
IMF
World Bank
International Finance Corp
Europe
Jacobsson
U.S
Foley Schedule Sees Four Campaign Days in County
Congressman John R. Foley will spend four campaigning days in Washington County over the next two weeks. He plans events in Hagerstown Williamsport and Hancock including a Thursday afternoon coffee meet and a 6:30 p.m. Williamsport Democratic Club dinner. Tue Oct 4 8:30 p.m. Hancock Democratic Club meeting. Wed Oct 5 morning campaigning countywide. Thu Oct 6 all day.
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John R. Foley
Washington County
Williamsport
Hancock
Hagerstown
These Win In Tip Contest
It was dull on the news up front last week with only four submitted. These do not qualify for more than $1 each. A Hagerstown Rt 4 housewife on silo toppling. An E Antietam &J Sharpsburg housewife on second crop of blackberries. A Frederick Sr resident an attempt to burglarize local bottling plant. A Virginia Ave resident for description of hurricane Donna aboard Naval vessel. Tips are accepted each week day by the Daily Mall between 7:30 a.m. and p.m.
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Hagerstown Rt. 4
E. Antietam &J
Sharpsburg
Frederick Sr
Virginia Ave
Eisenhower Denounces Deficit Spending as Cowardly Policy
President Eisenhower, during a Philadelphia stopover en route to New York, called deficit spending a threat to U.S. leadership and a sign of political cowardice. He urged sound, expanding free enterprise and warned it weakens the nation at home and abroad, tying economic strength to world influence. The speech preceded a meeting with accountants and a session for Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships directors.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Ine
New York
Nehru
India
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
United States
America
Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Inc
Mobutu Seeks Ghana Troops Out Of Congo
Mobutu demands immediate withdrawal of U N Ghana soldiers after Lumumba loyalists attack two of his government commissioners in Leopoldville. Meeting with U N officials followed by injuries to commissioners including Jose Nussbauer and Kandolo. Dayal and Von Horn present.
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the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Ghana
Congo
Mobutu
United Nations Command
Ghana Brigade
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Damie Kandolo
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Dag Hammarskjold
Carl von Horn
Sweden
Dayal
von Horn
Jose Nussbaumer
Kandolo
Nussbaumer
Man pays $100 on two check charges here
James N. Santmyers, 38, of 400 block N Locust St, paid $100 in fines after pleading guilty to false pretense in issuing two checks to Charles Starliper trading as Altoona TV Supplies. He had passed a $30 check on August 25 and a $20 check on August 26, and promised to make good on past insufficient funds. The magistrate cautioned that the crime affects the state and not a private collection.
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James N. Santmyers
Santmyers
Taxi Driver Sues for 10000 in Potomac Street Crash
A circuit court jury heard a suit by Joseph H. Holmes against Frederick G. Lathrop seeking 10000 for injuries from an October crash on S Potomac Street near Howard Street. Holmes, driver for Local Cab Co., said Lathrop crossed center line and struck his taxi near a cherry tree bloomed twice that year.
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Howard St
Joseph H. Holmes
Alexander St
Frederick G. Lathrop
Swarthmore
Ernest Wachs
Holmes
St. Potomac St
Lathrop
Lester D. Eichelberger
Harpers Ferry
Eichelberger
Demonstrators clash with Castro foes in Harlem hotel arresting fifteen
Police quell near riot as about 6,000 Castro opponents and supporters clash outside the Harlem hotel where Fidel Castro waved to onlookers. Fifteen arrested, two hospitalized with minor injuries. another incident involved egg throwing and a police escort for Castro sympathizers. Observers report a weekend of tense demonstrations and security in New York City, with tied to broader Cold War tensions and visits by foreign officials.
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Fidel Castro
Harlem
Castro
Hagerstown
Margay
Ness
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Congo
Candidates To Battle On TV Tonight
Chicago AP reports the 1960 presidential debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy to be broadcast by four networks at 8 30 p m EST. Kennedy opens with eight minutes followed by Nixon eight minutes and a CBS moderated Q A with three minute replies.
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the White House
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
CBS
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
U. S. Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
Howard K. Smith
New York
Red-Hot Stove In Funkstown Firemen Put Out Overheated Oil Burner
Funkstown firefighters cooled an overheated oil burner on E Baltimore Street Saturday night before damage occurred. The unit owned by Benjamin Amyre was glowing red hot in its pipes and CO2 extinguishers were used to suppress it.
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Funkstown
Benjamin Amyre
Baltimore St
Khrushchev Charts Broad Talks With Nehru and Neutrals
In New York Nikita Khrushchev sought neutral support in the UN leadership struggle and an open line to Castro. He planned an early dinner with Jawaharlal Nehru, attended a Cyrus Eaton luncheon, and held extended question and answer sessions at the U.N. Glen Cove estate, shaping diplomacy amid a long week in the spotlight.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
UWLN
General Assembly
Jawaharlal Nehru
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Soviet Union
North America
Canaurning
Dian Industralist
U. N. Aturt
Glen Cove
Long Island
U.N
Kremlin
Flying Saucer Group Warns Permission To Land
In London a National Flying Saucer convention crowd of 700, led by William Mayhew and George King, hears from a Martian spokesman via trance. They warn Earth must seek planetary permission before landing on other worlds and predict a 1963 1964 conflict if disarmament and UN reforms fail.
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Flying Saucer Group
London
Mars
Ciety
East and
West
Bethall
William Mayhew
Mayhew
Britain
George King
King
Registration Books Closed For 2 Months
County election officials closed the registration books at 4 p.m. with a late surge of activity. Despite the rush, harried registers noted many eligible citizens could have registered on any weekday for two years. On Saturday 133 new voters registered: 72 Democrats, 57 Republicans, and four declined.
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Election Board
U.N. Crisis Deepens as Khrushchev Demands Reshape
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned that the U N's fate is at stake amid Khrushchev s bid to abolish the secretary general s post and form a three man board The President Eisenhower plans talks with Nehru and Nasser while Macmillan and Diefenbaker also meet in New York as Castro attacks U S Cuba policy and the East West clash dominates the General Assembly
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Hammarskjold
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
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Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
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Cuba
Castro
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Soviet Union
James J. Wadsworth
NBC
Meet the Press
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