Americans Escape But Both Hurt In Moscow Crash
A four engine Austrian airliner crashed in fog near Moscow airport killing 30 of 37 aboard. Six or seven survivors survived, including U.S. Embassy Air Force Maj Edward Woolen and Army Maj Willis H. Knipe, with others injured or missing. Among the dead were an air attache and several Austrian officials and workers. The plane struck a wooded area west of the airport then burned, complicating identification as Vienna provided passenger lists.
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U.S
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Force
Edward Woolen
Wilmington
N. C
Army
Willis H. Knipe
Kokora
Vienna
M. L. Simone
Pan American World Airlines
Gamlin
Europe
Los Angeles
L. G., Cooke
Wooten
Knipe
Maria Wernli
Cal. Paul Bertrand
Soviet Union
Japan
Hong Kong
State Denies Attacker Of Girl Illegally Convicted
Maryland court action centers on James F. Strine filing an answer in Allegany County seeking relief under the Post Convictions Act. 26 year old White of Hagerstown, serving a ten year term for assault with intent to rape a babysitter, argues prosecuting witness false testimony and lack of guilt. Parole possible next July after a sentence reduction prompted by court-appointed attorneys.
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James F 1 Strine
Doihn Iie White
Hagerstown
T Man
White
Maryland Post
Neil Fraley
Allegany County
Strine
Nao Broadwater
Jefferson Blvd
Court of Appeals
Sanitary Commission Favored for Halfway Area
Planning officials urge County Commissioners to create a Sanitary Commission to oversee a Washington County sanitary district. The plan envisions sub districts for Smithsburg Sharpsburg Keedysville Boonsboro and a large Hagerstown suburban area including Maugansville Fountain Head Cavetown Pike.
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Sanitary Commission
Fred W. Tuemmier
Tuemmier
Joseph Urgo
James Hawthorne
Planning and Zoning Board
Washington County
Whale Country
Smithsiburg
Sharpsburg
Keedysville - Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Maugansville
Fountain Head
Cavetown Pike
Welfare and Voting Probe in Williamsport Case
State's Attorney investigates a Williamsport resident tied to welfare payments and voter registration concerns. The case centers on residency rules for voter eligibility and welfare rolls, with disputes over continuous residency and cross state movement amid related local assessment debates.
Nixon Kennedy Debate Drawn In County View
A Hagerstown store clerk says both candidates performed well in the Nixon Kennedy debate but she prefers Nixon for his education and familiarity with issues. Continued on page 2 cot 3.
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Hagerstown
Nixon
Khrushchev Seeks Multinational Arms Control at UN
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev proposed creating five new nations from Asia Africa and Latin America to join a council under UN oversight and advance disarmament. He urged strict international control of armaments while attending a luncheon hosted by Cyrus Eaton for American and Canadian business and academic leaders.
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N.y.ap
Premisr
Nikitenonhchev Teday
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United Nation
General Assembly
U.N
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Eaton
Biltmore Hotel
U. N
Court Upholds Rejection Of Liquor License
The Circuit Court upheld the Washington County Liquor Board in denying a whiskey license to Frank J. Kroeger Jr., operator of Prospect Tavern at 6363 Prospect St. The board cited outlet proximity and public service considerations, and the judge stated a disgruntled applicant may appeal but cannot force a different outcome.
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Washington County Liquor Board
Frank J. Kroeger, Jr
Prospect Tavern
Prospect St
D. K. McLaughlin
Tel
Ligutor Board
Liquor Board
Noel Spence
Students Say Kennedy Best In Debate
A three member panel of undergraduates from the nation's oldest debating society ruled Kennedy superior to Vice President Nixon in a televised candidate debate. The judges were Howard G. Pontius of Syracuse, Donald K. Jemmerson of Lagos, and Jonathon Day of Houston.
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Nrinceton
Sun. Jhahr
Kennedy
Wehard M. Niven
Mie
Howward G. Pontius
U. of
Weather Synopsis for Hagerstown and Surrounding Areas
Western Maryland presents cloudy cool conditions tonight with a cooler, cloudy Wednesday. Thursday brings possible rain or drizzle as systems move through. Across West Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania expect lingering cloudiness with a small chance of rain toward southwestern points and little temperature change through midweek.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Fairchild Plans Aluminum Outboard Boat Line
Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp of this city plans to build aluminum outboard pleasure boats from 15 to 19 feet long as part of a new marine products line. Models named Fairchild Flyer include economy and deluxe versions. Pilot models are shown at the Chicago Boat Show.
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Fairchild Engine and Airplane, Corp
Fairchild Flyer
Willin Av
Chicago
Reynalde Metals Co
Fairchild
East German arts abroad face travel curbs and protests
Communist East Germany imposes travel restrictions on Western arts groups visiting Berlin sparking protests from East German authorities. Berlin ensembles such as Berliner Ensemble and Ko Ritte plan tours abroad but face limited access as Western Allies scrutinize travel. The move is framed as protective measures, with no explicit reason given in state media.
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Berlin
Gamay
Walter Felsenstein
Rome
Baal
Rrinney Apor
Ensem
Vieity
Reds
Bertolt Brecht
Helene Weigel
England
West
East Berlin
Ireland
Italies
Switzerland
Geneva
Prague
Legislative Council Here This Friday at Hagerstown
Maryland Legislative Council members, nine senators and nine delegates, visit Friday. They check in at Hotel Alexander Thursday, meet with Washington County delegation at breakfast, and tour County Commissioners breakfast. They will confer with leaders, view Economic Development Commission, then inspect state institutions, possibly several school sites, and the battlefield via closed circuit TV.
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Maryland
Mtle
Alexander
George KH. Snyder
Washington County
Welfare Department Payments in Washington County Totals 77979
August welfare report shows 77979 paid in Washington County with 1.74 percent of persons aided across categories. Aid to dependent children leads at 25560.67 for 919 children, followed by old age assistance at 2401.05 per recipient for 44 cases. other categories include needy blind 2841 to 14, physically disabled 8893.70 to 164, general public assistance 371462.12 to 132, and foster care 5782.78 for 100 children.
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Washington County
Department of Public Welfare
We Department
Nip Again In Morning Air
A nip in the morning air reported with fog across the area. J Howard Berkingbaugh notes a low of 43 and D Paul Oswald records 44, same as yesterday, with Oswald stating 44 is the lowest since May 15.
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J. Howard Berkingbaugh
Boansbord Observer
D. Paul Oswald
Jefferson Heiphus
Mr. Oswald
Eisenhower and Macmillan Back UN Chief Support
Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan pledged full support for UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and urged the General Assembly to press serious disarmament talks. They met 21 hours with foreign policy chiefs and planned a face-to-face between Eisenhower and Khrushchev. Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker to meet. talks aimed at unity in East West tensions.
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New York
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Nations
Dag Mam- Marshjold
Nikita Khrushchev
Free World Oadets
Assembly
Khrushchev
Khrush
White House
Waldorf-Astoria
John Drofenbaker
Besore Eisenhower
Washington
Nines C. Bagerty
Eisenhower-Macmillan
General Assembly
United Nations
Pote Fieles
Nasser invites Eisenhower to visit United Arab Republic
President Gamal Abdel Nasser reportedly invited President Eisenhower to visit the United Arab Republic as his guest after a termination conference. Nasser said he would be honored to host Ike before or after the White House term ends January 20. Both leaders reportedly had a constructive talk, with Nasser voicing support for the United Nations and Dag Hammarskjold, contrasting Khrushchev’s demand for a new three man presidium.
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New York
Gamal Ahlil Nasser
Eisenhower
United Ara Republic
Nasser
White House
Ties
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Nikita Khrushchev
Ammarskjold
Apple Harvest Moving Ahead in County
Picking of fall apples is moving ahead with Red and Golden Delicious and Grimes Golden harvests reported. Hancock growers say peak picking last week, fruit quality described as good.
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Hancock Growths
Grimes
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