Common Market Debate Opened By Macmillan
Prime Minister Macmillan declared Britain must abandon isolation and unite with the European Common Market to confront communism. He said Britain belongs in the vanguard of freeing the world as he addressed the House of Commons in London.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
House of Com
Mons
European Economic Community
Harold Macmillan
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Edward Heath
EEC
AT&T Undertakes Underground Cable Drive in Frederick Area
Rights of way are cleared in northwestern Frederick County for an underground coaxial cable linking upstate New York with the West Coast. The line, part of a 296 mile route, will cross Rt. 11 at Inwood and pass through Gainesboro Whitacre toward Frederick. Bechtel of San Francisco is principal contractor with Quaker City Construction as a subcontractor. Repeater stations will be located about four miles apart on property owned by local residents.
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Frederick County
Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph Co
Gainesboro
Whitacre
Upstate New York
Frederick
At&t
Ohio River
Gee Sg
Bechtel Corporation of
San Francisco
Quaker City Construction Company
Phila
Local notes and oddities from Cross Junction and area
Mrs. Winton Kerns reports a growing pet frog collection on her porch at Cross Junction with a frog climbing chair back. Marshall Grandstaff and Richard Dovel caught a cat on South Kent Street, described as partly black with two white stripes, now living with them. The Star Office notes several varieties of goldenrod blooming from July into October. Shenandoah Downs racing results show Edna G earning $103.40 per $2 wager and Leslie L. paying $79.80 as Big Fire posted a $69.80 payoff.
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Marshall Grandstaff
Richard Dovel
South Kent St
Star Office
Eugene Newlin
Cross Junction
Shenandoah Downs
Edna G
Leslie L
Big Fire
Clarke Chamber Plans Talk on Storefront Design
The Berryville Chamber of Commerce will invite Dr. Milton S. Osborne dean of Penn State's school of architecture to speak September 5. Osborne will outline general storefront redesign ideas and shopkeepers will submit photos for a long term project to reimagine the business district. Chester A. Hobert was named president and announced committee formation.
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Berryvigle
Chamber of Commerce
Milton S. Osborne
School of Architecture
Pennsylvania State University
Osborne
Hanover
Berryville
Chamber
Chester A. Hobert
Kennedy presses for unprecedented foreign aid bill
President Kennedy conducts an intensive all‑out campaign on Capitol Hill to win approval for an eight point eight billion dollar five year development lending program. He leverages White House meetings and a broad support network to sway both parties and lawmakers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
Citizens Committee For International Development
Afl-Cio
White House
Dean Rusk
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Legislative Oversight
Dirksen
Five Nuns Injured When Bus Crashes Near Baltimore
Five nuns sustained minor injuries when a bus veered off a suburban road near Reisterstown and struck an ice cream shop. All 37 aboard were taken to St. Agnes Hospital. five needed treatment. They were returning from summer school at St. Sonar College in Emmitsburg, Md.
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Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
St. Sonar College
Emmitsburg
Baltimore County
Reisterstown
Stephens City Plans Lagoon Sewer System Drawn
Preliminary lagoon sewage disposal drawings were distributed to Stephens City Council at the latest meeting. John McNair of McNair and Associates completed the plans for council study. A special session will be called later by Mayor Lynn Comer. ROUSS MEETING Thursday, Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m. Entertainment and refreshments.
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Stephens City
John McNair
McNair and Associates
Lynn Comer
Ree
Rmann
Russell's Egg Market Buys Eggs At Four Dozen For A Dollar
Local ad notes eggs priced at four dozen for one dollar at Russell's Egg Market with additional promotions on dresses skirts and bathing suits offering percentage discounts.
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Russell’s
Bread truck overturns on Route 522 near Hagerstown
Robert Neal Davis of Hagers town was admitted to Memorial Hospital for observation after his bread truck overturned on Route 522 about 8 45. The 1958 Ford Panel truck owned by Continental Baking Co. veered north with brakes failing and struck a bank turning over, $300 worth of bread ruined.
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Robert Neal Davis
Hagerstown
Memorial Hospital
Hugh K. Malbon
Ford Panel
Continental Baking Co
Hunting Ridge
Davis
Dick Bond
Air Force alerts 28 000 for possible call to active duty
The Air Reserve units face a possible call to active duty as part of the defense buildup for the Berlin crisis. President Kennedy authorized up to 250 000 reservists to be called and tours extended by one year. About 750 aircraft are involved across 28 states and the District of Columbia with 5 000 recruits needed to reach full strength.
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Bi Caupe 3
Berlin
Kennedy
Air Force
Air National Guard
District of Columbia
National Guard
Continental Air Command Headquarters
U.S. Air Force
Eichmann Trial Resumes August 8 After Ill Judge
The Eichmann trial in Jerusalem is postponed from Thursday to August 8 due to illness of one of the three judges. The recess lasts eight days to allow state Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner to finish the prosecution's final summation.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Thomson Wins House Seat by One Vote Recount in Virginia
In Alexandria a one vote recount reversed an earlier 14 vote lead and restored Del. James N. Thomson to the House of Delegates. Dennis K. Lane, the challenger, protested after the three judge tribunal upheld the recount ruling.
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Alexandria
House of Delegates
del. James N. Thomson
Dennis K. Lane
Thomson
Lane
A. E. §. Stephens
Armistead Boothe
Munford Boyd
Byrd
William P. Woolls
Alexandria Corporation Court
Albert W. Khte Jr
Howard W. Smith
Special Tribunal
Ings
Bryant
Hammon
Corporation Court
West Germany may call 20000 reservists and extend draft
Bonn Germany AP Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss hinted West Germany could mobilize about 20000 reservists and extend draftees service from 12 to 18 months amid election concerns. He declined specifics and spoke of fulfilling NATO obligations and boosting West German armed forces power without details.
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Bonn
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
West Germany
United States
Strauss
Defense Ministry
Washington
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
New York
NATO
Orbiting Space Platform Test Called Off in Florida
In Cape Canaveral the delayed Space Platform launch was aborted due to technical issues. The Atlas Agena booster and Ranger I payload were to be tested this eight day optimum window but were cancelled Tuesday night with a new two week period anticipated for the next attempt.
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Ranger
Dennys
Reds Tighten Police Controls Around Berlin
East Berlin authorities tighten railway checks around Berlin as refugees continue arriving daily. West Berlin officials report many East Germans employed in the West are quitting to join Communist drives, while Fulbright sparks debate on movement rights and border pressures.
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Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Brandt
West
Ernest Lemmer
der Kurier
Fulbright
East
Idle Rate Edges Up as Unemployment Falls in July
The idle rate rose to 6.9 percent of the labor force in July while unemployment declined to 5,140,000 from 5,580,000 in June. Secretary Goldberg cited a fall in the civilian labor force by 645,000 as many students left the job market, noting the economy's resilience and calls for training programs.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Exx Goldberg
Goldberg
Oes
Ress
Foreign Ministers May Pave Way For Summit Meet
Western foreign ministers open in Paris this week may lay ground for a Western summit on the Berlin crisis. White House says a year end meeting of presidents and allied chiefs is possible. Discussions with Couve de Murville Home and von Brentano cover diplomatic and military measures to face the Soviet Berlin challenge.
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Washington
Paris
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
Dean Rusk
Couve de Murville
Lord Home
Britain
Heinrich von Brent
Traffic Appeal Cases Heard in Circuit Court
Four traffic appeals from Frederick County Court were heard in Frederick County Circuit Court. Hubert Brady Manuel was found not guilty on reckless driving appeal. Charles William Wright was found guilty on driving on a revoked license. jury set punishment at 50 dollars and 30 days in jail. Ray Santmier case under way at lunch with eight witnesses. Henry Whiting represents. Harold Leo Dent speeding appeal heard in afternoon. Judge Elliott Marshall presiding, Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. prosecutes.
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Frederick County
Hubert Brady Manuel
Charles William Wright
Ray Santmier
Santmier
Henry Whiting
Harold Leo Dent
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Elliott Marshall
Portuguese Troops Suffer 28 Deaths in Angola
The government reports 22 Portuguese soldiers killed in action and six killed accidentally during July operations against African rebels in northern Angola. Wounded figures and African casualty estimates were not released.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
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