One Dead Five Hurt In Gaithersburg Car Crash
A single-vehicle crash south of Gaithersburg killed Robie Payne 37 of Washington and seriously injured five others from the Washington area. TheOD car veered, struck a tree on Old U S 240 near Demwood, at about 11 pm. Passengers included William Terry 36 Glendora Jackson 34 Ruth Carroll 36 Hazel V Jackson 35. They were taken to Suburban Hospital Bethesda in satisfactory condition. Payne died of a fractured skull. Police listed speed as a factor.
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Hazel V. Jackson
U. S. 240
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Payne
Rockville
Frederick County Condemnation Suits Filed In Circuit Court
Seven parcels face condemnation for a Frederick County highway project from Ceresville to Woodsboro and routes around Thurmont and Frederick by pass. The State Roads Commission deposits total about 42 000 dollars, with specific settlements listed for Walkersville and other nearby landowners. Separate local cases include a 60 day jail term for intoxication, fines for public drunkenness, and traffic violations in Frederick with multiple defendants named.
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Landslide Blocks Traffic On Highway In Ohio
A landslide east of TRONTON Ohio hurled a boulder as large as a house onto U. S. Route 52 12 miles east of here, blocking traffic for hours. The slide occurred at 1 PM Sunday. by morning one lane was open for one-way traffic. No injuries were reported. The road runs along the Ohio River with a steep ridge nearby and overhanging formations along sections.
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Tornadoes Hit Texas Amid Drought Recovery Signs
A string of ten tornadoes swept Texas last night across the Panhandle and South Plains injuring 12 to 14 people and causing heavy property damage. One man is missing. an 11th tornado struck near Cowala with minor damage. Trinity River neared flood stage as forecasts warned of rising waters and lowland floods in the coming days. Thunderstorms and heavy rains drenched central and south Texas while Jordan and regional events hint at broader regional turmoil.
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Coney Island Pier Section Five Swept by Storm and Fire
Tornado rips through Coney Island area near Steeplechase Park damaging homes and farms. Fire destroys 20 foot pier section and smoke covers the coast. Officials cite rain and drought effects elsewhere while Eisenhower plans carrier visit. Hoffa seeks dismissal of indictment.
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Child Struck by Car in Baltimore, Minor Hurt
A Baltimore boy was slightly injured when he darted between two parked cars on West All Saints Street and was struck by an eastbound vehicle driven by Harry Houck. The 9 year old Calvin Freeman was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a cut to the right shoulder and released. No charges were filed. Police also ordered an autopsy on a body found in Baltimore Harbor to identify if it is Irish seaman John Allen missing since St Patrick's Day.
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Yacht Moby Dick Sinks in Chesapeake Bay Distress Call
A yacht named Moby Dick reported sinking in Chesapeake Bay near the Polarmue River mouth with two aboard. Coast Guard and Navy aircraft and surface ships, including patrol craft from Crisfield and air units from Elizabeth City Chincoteague and Patuxent, responded to the scene.
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Property Review Boards Challenged as Unconstitutional
Complainants led by ar and Mrs Myers and others in Equity Court allege the state act creating Property Review Boards to ease condemnation suits is unconstitutional. They had earlier been named as defendants in land acquisition actions, with boards meant to relieve circuit courts of condemnation pressure.
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Five Die in Church Point Shooting Spree
In Church Point Louisiana a family dispute sparked a shooting spree that killed an estranged couple their 14 year old daughter and two police officers. Raphael Daigle 37 after visiting his wife at home fatally shot himself.
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AFL CIO purity urged as Teamsters faced ouster
Walter Reuther signaled readiness to back a new truck drivers union if Teamsters stay in AFL CIO. He urged expulsion only if the Teamsters cannot clean up within the federation, saying the AFL CIO will have no choice.
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Iraqi Troops Allegedly In Jordan Report Sparks Cross Border Talk
Beirut reports via Cairo radio allege Iraqi troops advanced toward Jordan, encamping near El Mairaq in the desert kingdom. Damascus sources cite Syrian and Jordanian leaders discussing the claim to avert clashes, with Israeli officials noting Cairo’s broadcast aimed at Israel.
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Plane Crash Kills Four Air Force Men
A military plane crash results in the death of four Air Force personnel. The wreckage and obstruction hindered immediate rescue efforts at the crash site, with investigators beginning a formal inquiry into the cause.
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Janitor Accused In Murder And Rapes At University
CHICAGO police say a University of Chicago janitor, George Sims, 29, admitted strangling 62 year old Mrs Jeannie Johnson and raping at least four women connected to the university. He was held for questioning. The investigation ties include a list of 21 women found in his apartment and rapes dating from the past two months. The case also notes a separate Air Force crash and burglary unrelated to the crimes.
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Dulles outlines policy aims amid Soviet pressures
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters at a New York AP luncheon that the United States seeks deliberations for nations and that liberty pressures are rising in the Soviet bloc. He urged Congress and the public to preserve foreign aid programs while warning Soviet threats will not break Allied defenses. Eisenhower approved the speech, his first major foreign policy review since last fall.
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Ike Stassen To Confer In Augusta On Disarmament
Ike Eisenhower and Harold E. Stassen plan talks in Augusta at the National Golf Club before Stassen returns to London for arms talks. A weekend of accidents claimed several lives in Maryland and Colorado as the U.N. subcommittee nears a first step toward disarmament.
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Impresario Killed In Traffic Accident
Las Vegas Nev a 1 4 traffic accident ends life and show business career of Nils T Gran 31 year old impresario of fairs shows radio and television productions The man known as N T G for nearly 40 years among the great and hopeful in the entertainment world died in a hospital yesterday An apparent skull fracture and internal injuries caused his death three hours after the accident The taxicab in which he was riding pulled out of the Riviera Hotel parking lot paused for passing traffic and was struck broad side by a car sheriffs deputies reported Granlund was thrown out of the cab He claimed to have introduced to radio when station WHN was atop Loews State Theater in New York such luminaries as Harry Richman Eddie Cantor and the late Al Jolson
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Patton Recalled as Patton Froncen Recalled and Francona Optioned
Patton is recalled to strengthen the Baltimore Orioles catching corps after Gus Triandos injury. Tito Francona is optioned to Vancouver on a 24 hour recall, opening a roster spot and leaving Patton to replace him briefly. Triandos hurt, out two weeks, affecting team plans.
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Gus Triandos
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Five Day Forecast Approve Sale Cambridge Md
Stock holders of the Phillips Packing Co. approved its sale to Consolidated Foods Corp. of Chicago effective June 30. A spokesman called the vote overwhelming and noted the change will dissolve the club structure as part of the transaction.
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Consolidated Foods Corp
Chicago
Plane Lands Safely After Wing Sheared Off in Downdraft
A Frontier Airlines DC3 landed safely near Cave Creek, Arizona, after about 10 feet of its left wing was torn away in a violent downdraft. Pilot Dale Welling recovered from a 4,000 foot drop, bringing 23 passengers and two crew to a secure landing. Investigators seek the cause of wing damage while officials say the reduced wing span did not compromise flight.
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