4H Club Week Opens Amid Maryland University Camp Plans
County road work advances with the 3959 program ahead of schedule due to favorable weather. University of Maryland campus activities mark College Week as 4H members leave Winchester Hall and scholarships are awarded by local chambers and clubs for the annual event.
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U. of Md
Count Ron
Iigns
O. Wie
Runkles
Cacelle i
Anober of
M. Lime Co
Dublin
Stone
Beaker Hill
T. Edsie Russell
Hesson
Wolf Brothers
Tabor
N. W. Exzier Co
Frederic
R. F. Kline
Vite School
Marlee
School Road
Winchester Hall
Moon
University of Maryland
Wwe Farm Circle
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Glade Valley Ss
Jacquelyn Larsen
Shifflet
David E
Marvin Stambaugh
TE Putman
Kard Grossnickie
Lebertytown Sr
Ballenger
Sarah King
N Shafer
Charlotte Shafer
Ann Man
Mary Lynn Eigelbrecht
Donne Jean
Helen Lee Myers
Grace O
Mary Ellen Jones
Ystom Big Star
Crewe
Barbara Mills
Betty JoAnne Stansfield
East Kiey Crum
Jackie Smith
Freudy Hartmann
Frances Barbara Jean Hahn
Jefferson
Anne Lovell
Johnsville
Barbara Holtzopie
Zelma Holtzopie
Jackie Hevner
Alice Hevner
Carol Suzanne Kent
Marilyn Garberier
Barbara Pulmen
Jan Barber
Sandra Hoffman
Paula Snider
Lewistown
Patty O'Brien
Sarah Ramsburg
Rebecca Warner
Little Star
Buckerstown
Sue Carol Adams
June Dudrow
Middletown
Sally Bucken
Sarah Buckenstaff
Bonnie Wise
Ruth Ann Ifert
Pieas
Mary Hough
Sally Jones
New Market
Kathleen Smith
Peggy Smith
Betty Suies
Alice
Mew
Midway
Margaret Nicholson
Rocky Springs
Jana
Moberly
Carol O Bryan
Susan Mohier
Shookstown
Frances Cut
Thurmont
Beverly Fornwald
Ann Fisher
Alice Stambaugh
Catherine
David Shafer
Austin Putman , Jr
Edgar Hawser
Harvey Clem
Joseph Smith
Clifford Stiles
Theodore van Hoiten
Pet Hope
G. Et
Kenneth Eaves
Walkersville
John R. Lovell
Donald Haugh
Tuscarora
James Few
Samuel Rover II
David Schrodel
Innaman
Kenneth K Ter
Brunswick imposes water ban amid drought and low supply
Mayor James Cummins announces a town wide water ban due to inadequate flow from spring sources and two abandoned wells. The plan relies on pumps and a purifier to reach about 75 gallons per minute, with total daily use around 223000 gallons. Residents are urged to conserve and avoid car washing and lawn sprinkling.
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Brunswick
James Cumright
Yourtee
Vircimia Springs
Cummines
Hygeia Ice Co
Cummings
Citi Izens
Winder Given Long Jail Term For Revoked License
Noah Winder, 38, of Federalsburg, Maryland, received 12 months in jail and a $1,000 fine for driving on a revoked license. Dorchester County State’s Attorney C. Burnham Mase presented evidence of his history of 20 prior brushes with the law since 1943, resulting in 34 months already served and a $1,502 total fines. If the $1,000 fine is unpaid, 90 additional days in Dorchester County Jail follow after the current sentence.
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Hurlock. Md
Dorchester County
Attertey C. Burnham Mase
Noah Winder
Federalsburg
Oliver Harding
Winder
House of Correction
Five Killed In Beckley Crash On West Virginia Turnpike
A head on collision on the West Virginia turnpike near Mossy Interchange killed five people and injured others. Six Fort Bragg soldiers were in one car and four Troy Ohio residents in the other. Investigators cited one car on the wrong side of the road and said the wreck was so demolished the cause was not fully clear.
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Beckley
W.va
West Virginia Turnpike
Here
R. G. Coen
Mossy
Fort Bragg
N.C
Troy
Ohio
Coen
Auto Accidents Reported With Varied Damages Friday
State Police logged multiple crashes Friday with about 800 dollars in damage and minor injuries. Cecil Channels 22 of Brooklyn Maryland rear ended Sam Goldstein 38 of Bethesda on Route 340. Channels cited for excessive speed. Goldstein's car $150 damage, Channels car $259. A 1958 International truck damaged $225 near Middletown after a wide swing. driver Fred Huntzberry cited for unsafe turn. An incident on Route 40 east of Frederic involved a 1957 Chevrolet backing into a tractor-trailer, causing $350 to the car and $25 to the trailer. driver cited for stopping on the roadway. An Emmitsburg crash on Route 35 involved a 1959 Chevrolet and a 1951 Buick with $875 vs $10 damage respectively.
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Steiner's Hill
Sam Goldstein
Bethesda
Cecil Channels
Brooklyn
K. O. McAllister
H. V. Smith
Channels
Goldstein
U.S
Middletown
Fred Leroy Huntz- Chewsville
Mercury
Addison Townsend
W. Va
Huntzberry
Townsend
Frederi
Bartonsville
Jesse John Miller
Ghway
Milton Luther Davidson Jr
Inid
W. Wa
Emmitsburg
Richard James Looney
Marcellus
Jack Richard Aherron
Danville
Aherron
Loones
New Surge Of Cool Air
A fresh surge of cool Canadian air moved into the midcontinent as pleasant weekend weather persisted nationwide. After an earlier cold air advance, a drop in temperatures spread across the region with lingering thundershowers in Missouri Kansas and Arkansas and reports of showers in South Carolina Georgia and Alabama. Cooler nights dominated from the Ohio Valley to the mid Atlantic with Columbus Ohio at 66 degrees at midnight, about 11 degrees below the prior day.
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Pras
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Mid
North Atlantic
Columbus
Ohio
Allies Consider Khrushchev Visit Invitation In U S
In Geneva the United States weighed allied reaction to inviting Soviet Premier Khrushchev to the United States. Western diplomats discussed a possible pre summit meeting as Berlin talks stalled. Nixon left Moscow for Warsaw as Khrushchev eyed US jets and expressed interest in flying to America.
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Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw
Nixon
U S
Christian Herters
White House
Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Toms Sentenced Fifteen Months for Assault
Samuel Toms Jr. was sentenced by Magistrate Edward D. Storm to 15 months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of assault. Paul W. Rice Jr. testified that Toms pulled a .32 pistol on him and threatened to blow his brains out on Ea Tick street at about 3:30 am after asking about a missing girl.
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DeHaven
Samuel Toms Jr
East Patrick Street
House of Correction
Edward D. Storm
Toms
Paul W. Rice Jr
Rice
Ea Tick Street
Ted
Pat Shields
Robert Miller
E. Austin James
Stortney
Edward J. Lynch
Two Virginia Boys Hurt In Route 17 Accident
Two Virginia boys were injured early today in a Route 17 crash about a mile across the Potomac from Brunswick. They were taken to Loudoun County Hospital in Leesburg for emergency treatment, with injuries not believed to be severe. The boys were said to be riding in a foreign car. Details were unavailable. CONDITION OF RIVERS Monocacy Clear at Jue Bridge. Potomac Clear at Harpers Ferry.
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Virginia
Potomac
Brunswick
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Jue Bridge
Harpers
Ferry
Economy In Final Burst Of Speed
A New York report notes a brisk economy with strong consumer spending and a stock market at a high. Auto production rose to over 122000 cars while steel work remains paused by a half million strike workers, delaying broader gains. Major steel firms posted record first-half profits, fueling inflation debate amid ongoing wage pressures. General Motors and other auto makers boosted profits, contributing to a near 975 million combined six month total for the top five automakers.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republics
Weges
David J. McDonald
General Motors
Prison escape from Three Free State Prison by three inmates
Gennaro D Armuco 38 serving 20 years Edward J Andrews 28 serving life and Robert Hashberger 39 escaped from the Three Free State Prison. They scaled the 20 foot wall forced guard Roger Remillard 23 to drive them to Providence and fled in a waiting car.
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Roger Remillard
Paul D. Sherman
Rhode Island Correctional Services
D'Amico
Andrews
Remillard
Child Aged 8 Unhurt After 30 Hours Lost in Wilds
DAHO FALLS Idaho AP Oswald an 8 year old woodsman in training survived 30 hours in Targhee National Forest after straying from a berry picking party He reported bear tracks snakes and a rabbit and said he did not get scared He was found Friday night by two men during a wide search He was tired dirty and slightly wet but unharmed.
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Daho Falls
Idaho
Oswald
Danny
Targhee National Forest
Remodeling Of School Offices Nears Completion
Remodeling of the administration building at the old East Church Street school is nearly finished. The project, costing about 36 thousand dollars, used maintenance staff and teachers to keep costs down and added offices, a film library, a board room, and new acoustical ceilings while preserving the building’s structure.
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Board of Education
East Church Street
Harry V. Frushour
Feushour
Richard Summers
Hei
James A. Sensenbauzh
Wen
Otha Tehaal
Bicycle Inspections Begin Citywide Coordination Confirmed
Chief Charles V Main announces start of bicycle inspections under city ordinance. Optimists assist police. Col Charles W Bare leads efforts. First week schedule covers Harmon Field Maryland Avenue Park Breyeles. inspections run 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with headquarters open for late August and early September intake.
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Charles V, Main
Optimist Club
Optimists
Charles W. Bare
Harmon Field
Winchester Street
South Market Street
Wisner Street
East Patrick Street
Maryland Avenue Park
Monroe Street
North Market Street
Third Street
Soviets Put Free Radio TV Push For Nixon Address
In Moscow the Soviet press and broadcast outlets prepare a wide reach for Vice President Nixon speech. Officials announce over 10 TV stations and a radio chain extending nationwide will promote the uncensored address. Nixon aims to explain Western policy and urge peace while asserting the West will not back down on Berlin and other issues. He will then travel to Warsaw for a three day goodwill visit to Poland and talks with Gomolowski.
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Moscow
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Soviet Union
Ima TV
Slovestia
Nion
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow News
Lel
Frol R. Kozlov
United States
Kozlov
Washington
Kremlin
U.S
West
Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gom
Unserved Traffic Warrants Plague Baltimore Official
Baltimore police chief faces about 65000 unserved traffic warrants accumulated over years. He seeks to destroy warrants older than three years but faces unclear laws and calls for legislative clarification. Meanwhile officers may issue arrest warrants instead of summonses when drivers fail to respond.
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Baltimore
Paul A. Dorf
Dorf
Attorney General's Office
State
Poison In Home Canned Beets Claims Victims
Idaho Falls reports a tularemia outbreak from home canned beets. Six family members fell ill with paralysis and breathing trouble. Wanda Nelson died Friday night and Kenneth Nelson coma and near death. Other survivors include Aaron Gruvell and Neilson in iron lungs. Lavicia Gruvell and Martha Nelson also treated. A new shipment of bow lismanifioxin was expected to aid doctors.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wanda Nelson
Aaron Gruwell
Wanda
Kenneth
Kansas City
Neilson
W Neomi
Lavicia Gruvell
Nelson
Aaron Gruvell
Martha Nelson
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John Troxell
Three Free State Prison
Wilds
DR. Finch
Carole Thegoff
Mrs. Bernard
Finch
W. Covina
Calif
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