Voting Lists Affected By New Md. Law
The Maryland registration changes limit Board of Registry officials from fixing exact May 2 primary eligibility. A cancellation system now lets voters authorize removal of prior registrations, sending slips to previous counties. About 100 cancellations have arrived. final statewide figure pending. Re-registration for city residents continues with May 9 as final city registration day.
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Board of Registry
Washington County
Frederick County
Frederick
Board O Registry
Carroll County
Highway Toll Mounts To 159 In Maryland
The Maryland highway death toll rose to 159 after weekend wrecks on the Eastern Shore. Jodie E. Watts, 74, of Trappe, died after a collision on U.S. 50 when he failed to yield to another car from a gas station. Estelle Thompson, 42, of Dover, Del., was killed when her husband Raymond W. Thompson’s car skidded off a road near Millington and hit a tree. he is an airman stationed at Maguire AFB.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Jodie E. Watts
RFD
Trappe
U.S. 50
Easton
Elinor R. Weir
Cambridge
Watts
Estelle Thompson
Dover
Del
Raymond W. Thompson
Maguire Air Force Base
Trenton
N. J
Kent
Millington
See Circus Aerialist Fall To Death
Palm Springs Calif a circus aerialist Trygve Teigen aged 21 fell to his death during a balancing act with three chairs atop a pole before his wife and about 3 000 spectators mostly children. He and his wife Gerda lived in Los Angeles having recently formed the act with the Rudy Brothers Circus.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Trygve Teigen
Rudy Brothers Circus
Gerda
Nct
Los Angeles
Norway
Sexy Voice Demand Hurting Vocal Cords Says Doctor
Dr Paul J Moses of San Francisco tells CMA that husky voices in popular music strain the vocal cords. Repeated tension and air escape in throaty singing can cause nodules. surgery may remove them but cords may not fully recover.
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Los Angeles
Stadford University
Paul J. Moses
San Francisco
The
California Medical Assn
Moses
Rain And Hail Storms Move Eastward
Storms moved eastward from Texas after causing at least three deaths in the region. Hail damaged hundreds of homes near McKinney and a tornado damaged Frenship School. Floodwaters inundated low areas in Atlanta Pittsburg Dallas and Fort Worth with over 30 families left homeless and travel disrupted.
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Dallas
Texas
South
Arkansas
McKinney
Frenship School
offAtlanta
Pittsburg
Fort Worth
County Man Acquitted and Missing Boat Tragedy
In Coles Point Virginia a boat sank on the Potomac early Saturday killing four. Harriet Smith Buckner, 19, of Washington, was found dead in the river about eight hours after departure. Her husband Arthur Buckner, 34, and James and Alice Lawrence of Boyd, Maryland remained missing. Debris and life preservers were found. sheriff says no survivors likely. Separately a New Market man, Charles Edward Smith, was acquitted on two motor vehicle charges after testimony about a collision near New Market involving Bernard Lyles and a misread license.
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Harriet Smith Buckner
Washington
Piney Point
Buckner
Arthur
Eddie” Buckner
Boyds
James
Bud Lawrence
Alice
Buckners
Lawrences
R. E. Russell
Hally “Wood
Charles Edward Smith
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Russell
Laurder
Bernard Lyles
New Market
Smith
Lyles
Edwin F. Nikirk
De’fendant
Deaths and court cases in a city roundup
The report covers a traffic collision at West Church and North Court with mixed verdicts. Defendants Krusings and Crone were not determined at fault. Lawrence Wilkerson, visiting in town, was found guilty with a 36 day suspended sentence. William Proctor received 30 days suspended for drunken behavior, with testimony about property damage. Obituaries note Philip Moeller, Hugo Kramm, George Scharschug, Dr Otto Barkan, and Thomas Leiter, listing roles and ages.
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West Church
North Court Streets
Steve Krusings
Crone
William Mutchner
Lawrence Wilkerson
Harrisburg
East Patrick Street
William Proctor
Roger H. Geisbert
Montevuc County
Proctor
Associated Press
Philip Moeller
New York
Theatre Guild
Moeller
Guild
Hugo Kramm
Oslo
Norway
Xorwegian State Broadcasting Corp
Heart
George
Thomas Leiter Aiken
S.C
Thomas Leiter
Washington
Chicago
Levi Z. Leiter
Marshall Field
Buckner and couple feared dead after river search
Buckner, an oil barge captain for Stuart Petroleum, returned to Washington to meet friends at the dock and was married recently. Coast Guard helicopters, an amphibious plane, and a private boat scoured a six mile stretch between Pizer Point and Coles Point for Buckner and the Lawrences. A Coast Guard boat resumed the search Sunday but weather forced them ashore.
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Buckner
Washington
Stuart Petroleum Co
Russell
Coast Guard
Pizer Point
Coles Point
Lawrences
Rockville Mayoral Election Highlights Citizen Nominated Slate
Rockville Maryland voters head to the polls to elect a mayor and four council members. The ballot features only citizen-nominated candidates for good government while city officials confirm that write in votes will be permitted under the legal ruling.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Citizens For Good Government
Eisenhower urges Arctic disarmament inspection plan
President Eisenhower calls Khrushchev to join Western allies in an Arctic area disarmament inspection program. He urges technical cooperation to determine necessary test ban controls, noting a U.N. Security Council move and a NATO note. He asserts the United States will press for agreement and denies provocative bomber flights toward the Soviet Union. The note was delivered to Moscow and sent to NATO allies.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Arctic
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United Nations Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Missian
U.N
Khrush
Arkady A. Sabolev
Augusta National Golf Club
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
America
NATO
Nixon Opens Tour of South America
Vice President Richard Nixon launches an eight nation goodwill tour beginning in Uruguay with a two day visit. He aims to discuss economic crisis and trade issues as Uruguay seeks petroleum and wool sales to the Soviet Union while dollar shortfalls loom. The trip follows the May 1 inauguration of Argentina's President Frondizi and includes stops in nine countries with a brief layover in Trinidad.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Richard Nixon
South America
Soviet Union
Nixon
Kremlin
Atlantic
Washington
Mixon
Argentina
Paraguay
Bolivia
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
Arturo Frondizi
Buenos Aire
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Federation of the West Indies
State Trooper Overpowered By Convict
An escaped Virginia convict overpowered a Maryland state trooper near College Park, fired a shot, and fled. Elery Landon Quillen, 25, linked to auto theft and other charges, vanished from a Virginia road gang last fall. Police pressed 100 officers in a search spanning Prince Georges and Montgomery counties. Quillen and his wife were spotted leaving Newport News, and his wife was captured.
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Washington
Virginia
Maryland
College Park
Elery Landon Quillen
Quillen
Katherine
Washington Area
Nitch
Newport News
iVa
College,Park Area
John Kaiser
Quillens
Kaiser
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Marion, V2
Rain and hospital death mark weekend weather and incidents
A rainy weekend left April near normal with 3.27 inches precip compared to 3.58 normal. A man identified as Frederick died after heart trouble while en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. A SafeWay Supermarket in Potomac Heights suffered fire damage estimated over 50,000 with most merchandise ruined.
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Julian Joseph Kopif
RED
Gallymen
Frederick
Sizie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Baughman’s Lane
Safeway
Potomac Heights
Mdia
iFire
Donald Johnson
New York
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Maryland
Temperatures hover near normal with warmer conditions on Tuesday and again Friday. Showers or rain Tuesday into early Wednesday and Friday, with total precipitation near one inch. Daytime highs in the 60s and 70s, mornings 40s to 50s, across the mid 305 in the mountains of Western Maryland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
New Air Sampling Device Collects Airborne Bacteria
A U S Army Chemical Corps team in Chicago introduces a slit incubator air sampler to collect airborne bacteria for up to 42 hours at 12 cubic feet per minute with higher efficiency. The device uses a stainless steel agar tray and a movable slit to measure germ content, aiding epidemiological studies in labs, hospitals, and civil defense.
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Chicago
Ilc
Bannesaare
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Vice
Ick, Md
Aic
Fort Detrick
Herbert M. Decker
Ralph W. Kuhhne
Lee M. Buchanan
Robert Portler
HM Hulett L
Singapore
Nojtanker
Balikpapan
Borneo
Beline
Chemical Corpsit
County Episcopal Church Work Re aligned in Linganore Parish
A mid June re alignment reorganizes Frederick county churches with St James Mt Airy and St Pauls Poplar Springs becoming independent units, while Grace Church New Market and Zion Urbana unite with St Pauls Rocks to form a southeast Linganore Parish. Planned is converting the rec room into a parish house to provide space for meetings and classes. Dignitaries present included Bishop Noble C. Powell and Bishop Coadjutor Harry L. Dall, with local clergy from Mt Airy New Market and Frederick.
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Frederick
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
St .James
Mt. Airy
St. Paul's
Poplar Springs
Linganore Parish
Grace Church
New
Maryland
Harry Lee Dall
M. D. Ashae
Howard Rudisill
J. C. Fenhagen
H. J. Wilson
Brunswick
W.S. Ross Jr
Tom C. Akeley
New Market
Stritch's Right Arm Amputated in Rome Hospital
The 70 year old Samuel Cardinal Stitch of Chicago had his right arm amputated above the elbow to remove a blood clot. Surgeons included Dr. Pietra aldoni and assistants Drs Bergen Keeley Rocchi. The pope was informed and the cardinal is expected to stay in hospital about two weeks.
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Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Sacred Congrega
Samuel Cardinal Stitch
Chicago
Pietra ¥Aldoni
Palimiro Togliatti
Vatican
Ralph Bergen
John Keeley
Filiio Rocchi
Vatican i
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Naples
Preslate
Congregation of Rites
Bishop Kreton Dies at 73 in Washington
Rev Peter L Kreton long served as bishop of the Diocese of Richmond, dying at Georgetown University Hospital after a fall at Marymount College. He led about 165000 Catholics in Virginia and parts of West Virginia, expanding parishes, schools, and institutions during his tenure.
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Washington
Peter L. Kreton
Richmond
Georgetown University Hospital
Marymount Junior College
Arlington
Ireton
Virginia
West Virginia
Newport News
Andrew J. Brennan
Baltimore
St. Charles
Catonsville
Mt. St. Mary
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David E. Himes
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