Two juveniles captured after Route 40 chase
State Police pursued a stolen car driven at high speed by two Baltimore and Brookland Park youths across Baltimore area towns and into Blackburn's service station at Snow Park. A woman was injured when the car crashed. The fugitives face charges in Hancock and Hagerstown. Also, Harry MacDonald spoke to the Taneytown Kiwanis on farming's world role.
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Blackburn
Snow Park
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Brookland Park
Anne Arundel County
Hagerstown
Hancock
Frank Badger
Lisbon
Cooksvile
West
Snow's Park
Frostburg
Harry C. Ort
Frostour
Charles Roger Burnett
Ort
Badger
West Friendship
Burnett
Elliott Caty
Recruits Getting Good Basic Training With Noted Exception
Senate investigators found most of the thousands of new service recruits receive good basic training and proper treatment. Fort Knox Kentucky stood out for inefficiency and disorganization with 24 absent without leave 13 confined seven sick in a 50 recruit company. The report surveyed 16 training centers nationwide by eight investigators ordered by Senator Lyndon Johnson. Marine Corps at Parris Island and San Diego praised for facilities and shortages.
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Washington
Senate
Army Processing Center
Fort Knox
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Lackland
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Fair Knox Army Center
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
San Diego
Calif
West Balkan tensions loom in secretary-general remarks
Secretary General says the situation in the West Balkans is serious while the Korean War shows no end in sight in the East. He spoke at a news conference before a trip to Athens, urging that peace lie in collective security through a strong United Nations. He met Yugoslav leaders and vowed Yugoslavia will not bow to foreign dominators. In Dorchester a mother died at St Peter's Church during her son’s celebration.
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Boleradr
Yarnoslavia
Anl
Tryeve Lie
Balkans
Douglas Man
Arthur
Europe
Asia
Athens
United Nations
Tene
Premiier Mareshal Tite
Tae
Yugoslavia
Boston
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Dorchester
Camel Mildness Test Promises Clear Results for Smokers
The ad claims Camel leads in mildness after multiple tests and urges a 30 day trial to prove Camels are gentler on the throat. It asserts Camel is America’s most popular cigarette by a wide margin and encourages smokers to switch for a thorough mildness evaluation.
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America
Camel
Crawford
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Coast-to-coast Camel test finds no throat irritation
In a nationwide trial, hundreds of men and women smoked only Camels for 30 days. Throat specialists conducted 2,470 examinations weekly and reported not a single case of throat irritation from smoking Camels, underscoring mildness of the product.
First Mass Marked by Tragedy in Frederick Parish
The News reports a fatal incident during a prayer service as Mrs. Daniel D. Lynch of Frederick, 66, was stricken while praying with her husband and son Rev. Daniel D. Lynch. The funeral rites followed as the son led the high mass.
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Daniel D. Lyneh
Kitel
Daniel D. Lynch
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