Y M C A Plans New Frederick Building Site Debated
The Frederick Y.M.C.A. board weighs a new 500 000 cubic foot facility at the old reservoir on West tensions, seeking city approval and noting strong petitions from 400 residents. The project aims to replace the 1900s facilities with indoor pool gym and social spaces while exploring outdoor recreation use of the reservoir site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Central Atlantic Area Council
Y.mlc.a
Y.M.C.A
Alvin Quinn
Merrill E. Groelle
Groelle
Frederick Y.M.C.A
Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal
Beer License Opposed on West Patrick Street
About 15 residents and workers from the second block of West Patrick street appeared before Liquor License Commissioner Wallis V Myers Jr in opposition to Eugene B Powell’s Class B On Sale beer license for the City Tavern at 118 West Patrick street. The hearing adjourned to 1 30 pm for additional testimony. Chief of Police Charles V Main testified to past disturbances and alleged mismanagement, with residents detailing noise and fights before and after June 6 when the prior license was surrendered.
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West Patrick Street
Wallis V Myers Jr
Eugene B. Powell
Circuit Court Room
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Alton Y. Bennett
Powell
City Tavern
Charles V. Main
Main
John G. Shelhorse
Traverns
Rosenstock
Sparion Club
Angle
Chief Main
Shelhorse
Betty Ramsburg
West
Patrick Street
Emory B. Shipley Jr
Bobby Tichnell
Charles Rinehart
Julien Delphey
Gene A. Rippeon
John Warfield
Frederick Motor Company
Robert B. Groff
Bert Wallace Sr
Richard L. Shinley
Hasan Saka Dies at 74 In Istanbul
Hasan Saka, premier of the Republican backed regime ousted in 1949, died in Istanbul at age 74 after a battle with cancer. The veteran statesman played a pivotal role in Turkey’s political shifts.
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Hasan Saka
Istanbul
Turkey
Qaphiye
Workers Bus collides with car near Em. Musburg
A bus carrying migratory workers to New York collided with a late model car about four miles south of Em. Musburg on US 15 around 2:20 am. The 1958 Chevrolet driven by Jesse Carmen Singo, 20, of Harrisburg, Pa. struck the side of the Ford bus driven by Freddie Lee Hird, 20, of Ouedo, Fis. Singo was charged with reckless driving. damages were listed at $300 for the Chevrolet and $75 for the bus.
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New York
Em. Musburg
US 15
Ford
Route
Harry J. Frost
Jesse Carmen Singo
Harrisburg
Freddie Lee Hird
Ouedo
Fis
Stago
Johnson Sets Speech For Texas Votes
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson prepared a Wednesday speech in Johnson City Texas to about 300 campaign workers from across the state. Observers saw the Texas stop as a first move to secure Texas electoral votes for the Democrats. He accused Republicans of waging a national campaign of innuendo against Democratic leaders during a Dallas fueling stop.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Monticello
Iowa
Johnson City
Dallas
Settlement In Congo Explored
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold delayed departure from the Congo by 24 hours seeking a compromise in Katanga secession. He sent Hans Wieshoff to Brussels to confer with Belgium as U N forces move cautiously. Belgian troops pull back from three towns. Belgium trims bases while Congo challenges Belgian bases in Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
APJ
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Hans Wieshoff
Brussels
Belgium
U.N
Banningville
Libengi
Coquilhatville
Equator
Kitona
Kamina
Kasai
Oua
Baluha
Ithe Kitona
Kivu
Oriental
Bunia
Reds Propose U.N. disarmament summit at General Assembly
The Soviet Union urged a summit on disarmament at the United Nations General Assembly opening Sept. 20, opposing an early meeting of the Disarmament Commission and calling for heads of government to participate. Dag Hammarskjold urged to issue statements, stressing impact on international tension. In market news, New York stocks drifted irregularly after a earlier rally failed to continue. Five Ohio family members and a Philadelphia man died in a three car collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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United Nations
Tap
Soviet Union
U.N. Generals Assembly
S2nation L
Genera Assembly
Dag Hammarskiold
New York
Lebanon, Pa
Ohio
Philadelphia
Edward A. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Hood College Choir Departs for European Concert Tour
Nineteen Hood College Choir members depart on a three week tour of Europe with pianist William Sprigg and alumnae secretary Anne Funk as chaperones. The Tour Choir travels by military flight from Maguire Air Force Base to Frankfurt with performances planned at bases in Germany, France, and Italy.
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Hood College
Hood
William Sprigg
Anne L. Funk
Maguire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Frankfort
Germany
Charles J. Warner
Warner
Special Services Branch
Department of the Army
France
Italy
Sprigg
Frederick
Maguire
Katherine Sherrill
Kay Sherrill
Charlotte
N. C
Lucille G. Norman
Andrew G. Truxal
William A. Long
Europe
Ther
Thurmont Firemen Parade Plans for August Carnival
Thurmont gears up for a grand carnival from August 1 to 6 led by Guardian Hose Company parade on August 4 at 7 p m with 35 fire companies and 40 pieces of equipment. Baltimore Colts Band to lead. eight musical groups in froat division. cash prizes for majorette, bands, drums and floats. judges from Thurmont Fort Derrick and Fort Richie. rain date August 5. free carnival entertainment from Yellow Springs Frederick and Thurmont bands plus Rhythm Rockets and The Orbits including Joyce Person.
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DST
Sm Connection
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Thurmont Firemen
Dmme
Firemen
Baltimore Colts
Ralph Stottiemyer
Norman A. Overball
Parks
Fort Derrick
Anthony Gelardi
Fort Richie
Memorial Park
East Main
Fire Company
James L. Strely
Donald Stitely
Yellow Springs
Frederick High School
Thur Mont High School
Colts
Rhythm Rockets
Orbits
Joyce Person
Henry Person
Baltimore
Harry Valentine
Perlman Ex Solicitor General Dies at 76
Washington AP former solicitor general Philip B Perlman died yesterday at 76. He was found dead in his hotel apartment likely from a heart attack. Born in Baltimore he served as chief spokesman before the Supreme Court and later chaired the immigration commission. His career included Democratic party work and law practice in recent years.
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Washington
Philip B. Perlman
United States
Perlman
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Harry S. Truman
President's Commission On Immigration and Naturalzation
Gefen Mean
Federal District Court
Periman
River Conditions Report Highlights Variations
Monocacy at Buckeystown shows muddy water while Potomac at Point of Rocks remains clear. Observers note normal flow and typical conditions for both sites.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Nixon Strives to Unite Eisenhower Rockefeller in 1960 Bid
Vice President Richard Nixon moves to secure support from President Eisenhower and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican campaign. He plans a Newport conference with Eisenhower, followed by a West Coast Hawaii swing, and assigns Robert Finch to coordinate Rockefeller outreach in New York.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Newport
R.L
West Coast
Hawaii
Robert H. Finch
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Lodge
Herbert G. Klein
Finch
Kiem
Leonard W. Halli
GOP
Hall
Nixon- Lodge
Los Angeles County Republican Committee
Capitol
East German communists renew call for separate peace with West
In a memorandum read by Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winter, East Germany urged separate peace treaties for East and West Germany timed for the Potsdam anniversary. The text accuses Western powers, especially the United States, of undermining Potsdam and aiding militarism in the west.
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Berlin
East Germany
East
West Germany
New
Germany
Oto Winter
United Star
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
The five day outlook calls for showers Wednesday and again around Friday with about half an inch of rainfall. Temperatures stay near seasonal normals, with minimal daily changes. Western Maryland highs near 9 while eastern areas reach mid to upper 80s, lows range from 45 to 60s and 70.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Typhoon Shirley Kills Three Across Yonaguni and Formosa
Typhoon Shirley struck Yonaguni island killing two and injuring eight on Formosa. It destroyed about 30 homes on Yonaguni, a 5 000 population island, and forced nearly 11 000 residents in Taipei to seek higher ground.
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Tokyo
China
Ryukyuan
Yonaguni
Formosa
Taipei
Post Election Violence Surges in South Korea
In Seoul violence flared after elections with about 100 injured, 322 arrested, and reports of at least two deaths. Police blamed losing Liberal candidates and poll-watchers while caretaking PM Huh Chung accused politicians of incitement. Troops used tear gas as demonstrators burned ballot boxes and attacked a vote-counting station near Namwon.
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Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
Kang Su-ryong
Namwon
Democratic Party
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Rhee
Sam Chon Po
Jonn
Chang
House of Representatives
Drunk Driving Fines Highlight Brevard Court Session
Magistrates Court fined Martin J. Pierce of Fort Pierce 150 dollars after a Breathalyzer showed 0.17 blood alcohol. Harold Woodal of Needmore and Marin Brandenburg of Myersville received five dollar penalties for reckless driving. Miss Marlene Hartman of Frederick was acquitted after a brake failure claim. The cases arose from collisions involving a Montgomery County school bus and a Hyattsville auto near North Bentz Street. Woodal, unrepresented, pleaded not guilty. Brandenburg, represented by Stanley Bennett, did the same.
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Edward D. Storm
Martin J. Pierce
Fort Pierce
Runken
Pierce
Richard Zimmer- Pierce
Piea
Suih
Harold Woodal
Needmore
Marin Brandenburg
Myersville
Marlene Hartman
Frederick
Woodal
Hartman
Virginia Barger
Hyattsville
Bentz Street
Fourth
Montgomery County
Gambrill State Park
Brandenburg
Stanley Y. Bennett
Kennedy Releases Statement on Nixon Farm Policy Split
Sen. John F. Kennedy and five Midwestern governors along with three senators issue a joint rebuke of Vice President Nixon over farm aid and GOP policy. The unsigned statement accuses Nixon of breaking with Benson and portrays his shift as a political retreat amid farm belt discontent. Kennedy invites Gov. Loveless for talks on farm policy while Loveless may pursue agriculture post if Kennedy wins.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Herschel C. Loveless
Town
George Docking
Kansas
Ralph Herseth
South Dakota
Gaylord A. Nelson
Wisconsin
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Wiliam Proxmire
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Nelson - Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Siaceniern
Benson
Des Moines
Java
Rapid City
S.D
Kennedy
Pierrre Salinger
Salinger
Loveless
William Walsh Crosses into China to Visit Brother
Cumberland Maryland lawyer William C Walsh aged 70 crossed into Communist China to visit his brother amid espionage charges detainment rumors He waved to reporters and Red Cross officials at the border then set toward Canton by train to Shanghai where his 69 year old brother is believed imprisoned Walsh had not seen his brother since 1948 and plans about two weeks in China
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Hong Kong
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
China
Torm
Maryland
Red Cross
Canton
Shanghai
Walsh
Red China
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Ann Holmes
Jeanne Duncan
Hood College Choir
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Makarios
Patriotic Front
First House of Representatives
Island
Ihe
Commies
Nixon-Benson
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