LeMay orders desk bound generals to stay in trim
The Air Force plans a fitness program for generals led by Maj. Gen Oliver with mandatory physical exams for those under 40 and options to leave offices for a full day of light exercise weekly. It aims to curb waistlines and improve endurance through situps shuttle runs and weight training at the Pentagon.
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Hoffman
Washington
Jesse
Curtis E. LeMay
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Tina
KaMay Hosling
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Feish
Tawes Hears Suggestions For Improving State's CD Program
Annapolis reports show Civil Defense officials and Governor Tawes weighing public safety upgrades including fallout shelter construction and stockpiling emergency supplies. The conference urged stronger state leadership, broader public education, and renewed funding of Civil Defense efforts amid criticism of long stalled federal and local support and allocations.
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Generems
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Cal
Shreve
Baltimore City
Sanity
T. Slaughter
Talbot County
Maryland Associaion of County
Orie
Man towed after bumper clash in Great Bend miscue
In Great Bend Kansas AP report a 65 year old man apparently struck a parked car then drove away Police say the bumper remained attached as the vehicle rolled through a busy intersection jumping a curb and nearly hitting a house The motorist was stopped by Officer Jesse Torres who towed the car and began checking for traffic violations and ownership records as authorities investigate the incident
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Great Bend
Kan
Jesse Torres
Brooks
City Budget Details Show Protective Costs and Public Works
City budget shows protectional services costing $4,540 for emergency calls. Recreation and culture spending reaches $193,073 with allocations to museum library parks and stadiums. Public service includes airport and market expenses, pension contributions, debt service totaling $985,053 with partial reimbursements to the general fund.
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Tnseum
Pony League
Wales
Ity
Service News Details Recruit Travising And Navy Assignments
Gertrude E. Greathunt of 217 High St dhigesstown Ma and Joseph A. Moyer son of Mr and Meg, Samuel A. Moyer of Wo Main St Whurmal Mil completed recruit travising. Sent 1h ak dhely Naval rating Geter Great Lakes Ii iD 0 Serving aboard leading assault ship Valley Forge ported at Nertalx Va. Charles G. Teiteiek Jr firmian apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs. Ghirles Ted Trek Be af Mig Springs Me
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Gertrude E. Greathunt
High St
Dhigesstown
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A. Moyer
Meg
Samuel A. Moyer
Main St
Whurmal
Mil
Great Lakes
Assiult Shi Valley Forge
Nertalx
Charles G. Teiteiek, Jr
Firmian
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Trek
Mig Springs
Maryland briefs note August fines and Sunday law debates
Maryland lawmakers weigh fines totaling 1533 on fishing without a license as a Sunday closing law debate stretches across three legislatures. A study commission suggests closing certain establishments, while the Supreme Court upholds Maryland's ban, spurring calls to tighten the law as officials attend travel and education conferences. Authorities discuss Northeast Expressway progress and school quality concerns ahead of statewide meetings.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Ernest A. Vaughn
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council
Janes
Supreme Court
Better Library Group To Meet In This City
A youth focused library group in Hagerstown will meet Saturday October 28 at the Washington County Free Library. David Schoolman chairs the group which formed after a televised program at NBC studios in Washington to promote library services for teens. Members include college bound youths and local organizers with plans for tours and an education oriented program.
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Feller
Washington J
Baltimore
David Schoolman
NBC
Washington
D.C
Just Maton - Us
Wilaws
3St
We Colege
Steve Badrich
New Pastor Elected at St Thomas Lutheran Parish
The Rev. John F. Steevig, a retired Army chaplain, has been elected pastor of the St. Thomas Lutheran parish in Pa. He succeeds the Rev. John L. Kuyte, who has been transferred to the Lutheran Church at New Oxford. The former will assume new duties soon.
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John F. Steevig
St.Thomas, Pa
John L. Kuyte
New Oxford
Syrians Challenge Nasser as rebel cabinet rises
Rebels appoint a new interior minister and seek to rule by decrees during a transitional period. Jordan recognizes the rebel regime, with Amman Radio airing anti Nasser songs, as King Hussein seeks to restore Syrian independence and encourage other Arab states to oppose Nasser.
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Nasser
Rerime
Amman Thadia
Hussein
Amman
Six Months On Drunken Driving Charge
Norris M. Charles 25 of Big Springs was sentenced by Magistrate William J. Dwyer to six months in Washington County Jail for a second drunken driving offense plus 20 days suspended for failing to obey a traffic signal. Witness Patrolman W. B. Carter testified Charles appeared stupor at the scene after a collision with another vehicle. Charles claimed consumption of whiskey prior to the accident and that alcohol took effect before police processing.
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Norris M. Charles
Big Springs
Washington County
Willian J. Dwyer
Norris
W. BE. Carter
Charles
Dwyer
Gromyko Seeks Berlin Peace Talks While West Berlin Tension Persists
The article details Soviet Premier Gromyko pressing for a Berlin peace settlement tied to an East German treaty as Kennedy and Khrushchev pursue a peaceful end to the crisis. It notes U S officials Rusk and Home remaining cautious, seeking procedural clarity while signaling potential for future negotiation. Meanwhile reports from Latakia describe rebel actions against Egyptian paratroopers in the Syria conflict, with casualty notes and shifting claims.
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Presiden Kennedy
Kennedy
Gromyka
Assault ship Valley Korge mission details obscure
Fragmentary text describes serving aboard a vessel Meannpleibi and an assault ship Valley Korge with unclear port and location. Mentions USN son of Mrs Gladys Clem of Ata Berkelay Springs and a person named Peak 1 Wearden. Details are garbled and not clearly identifiable.
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Wearden
K Taut
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Ata
Berkelay Springs
Voted GOP In 19 Elections
ST. LOUIS MO APT Wil lam Finke of Kirkwood who liked to say he voted republican in presidential elections died Thursday eight days before his 103rd birthday. Born in Aschenirt Germany he came to this country in 1982 and became an ink superintendent at Metropolitan Life. One remark attributed to him was Hoover's low mood was nothing Cleveland's was.
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Willam Finke
Kirkwood
Aschenirt
Germany
Metiitan Life Insurance Co
Hoover
Cleveland
U.N. Secretary Search Complicated by West Neutral Bloc
Western and neutral diplomats push for a temporary secretary-general as U S and Soviet leaders clash over a four member executive. Adlai Stevenson and Savirl A Yerin meet in Washington while talks continue on veto eliminations. The United States rejects a plan tying decisions to a rotating four person panel, preferring to keep veto power intact. Negotiations reopen with hopes of alienating the plan’s political elements. U.N. operations pause as a funeral for Dag Hammarskjöld draws officials to Stockhlm. In a local note a shrimp dish called kalania sakia is mentioned.
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Loway
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
R. SaViek
U.N
Dag Many Marakjold
Stockhalm
Prasjer Ada and the Edugatine Fearful Plan
A damaged reminiscence speaks of religious influence on students and calls for guidance to uplift many in the coming years. The text references Christian testing, the Ualy SPU, and concerns about touch or belief affecting others. It ends with a prayer and a political-sounding college context amid oil-producing states rivalry.
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Ualy Spu
Jesus
Jarus Kaw McCain
Deca Mir
Gay Presideneanegitus
Agnew Sentl College
Fragmented uprising and regional shifts in Middle East events
An unstable revolt threatens Syria with Nasserist tensions. Aleppo signals defection from loyalists while the American envoy urges caution. The piece notes a long history of fairs tracing to Byzantine origins and Ottoman changes, interweaving political upheaval with cultural context.
Tots To Get Second Dose Of Sabin Vaccine In Allegany County
Allegany County Medical Society announces second dose administration for school children Oct 13 and 14 at central dispensing centers. Wyeth Laboratories supplies vaccine, free for first dose last June, with a makeup third distribution planned this winter. Those who missed the first dose may receive the second and those who had Salk vaccine should also receive Sabin.
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Tumberland
Allegany County
Short Skirts Fashionable at Goucher College Convocation
At Goucher College Towson the convocation opened the new academic year with remarks by President Aly F. Kraushaar about loyalty and progress. He noted fashion and student display amid post Sputnik era shifts as about 290 attendees listened.
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Sohaltiniones
Goucher Coltede
Wamnen's College
Towson
Gall Goucher
Wr. Aly F. Kraushaar
Amish Charm Ohio Sells Heekestuhl Furniture
In Charm Ohio the Amish community sells standard equipment called heekestuhls. A heekestuhl is an old fashioned Renevoce ink chair crafted from iekorings and marketed as essential home furniture.
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Charm
Ohio
Promises To Free Prisoners In Lausanne Accord
AP reports that a new national government in Southeast Asia led by Prince Souvanna Phai has agreed to release US prisoners. Sixteen Americans reportedly detained amid fighting since last December are to be freed per the agreement.
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Souvanna Phaifrit Las
Lausanne
Ashin
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