Weekend police busy with traffic crashes and incidents
Police logs recount a busy weekend with multiple traffic crashes. Frank Bradley, 16, faces reckless driving charges after a 1956 car overturned on Gas House Pike. Edward Yernell's vehicle struck a pedestrian near US 40. no charges. A turbine dragster crash at Monrovia's Dragway injured Frank Lindberg. he was treated and released. Dennis Talbot sustained minor injuries when his motorcycle went off New Design Road. he was charged for license and lane violations. Marion Carson and Martha Wolfe involved in a left turn collision on Wolfsville Road. Carson charged with improper left turn and license violation. Continued on Page A-8.
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North Market Street
Frank Bradley
Gas House Pike
Tfc
Ronald Fike
Bradley
Fike
Monrovia
Linthicum
Frank August Lindberg
Quarter Mile
Lindberg
James McDonald
Dennis Ray Talbot
East Sixth Street
New Design Road
Talbot
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Black Rock Road
Mandel Predicts Sweeping Victory in Maryland Race
Gov. Marvin Mandel campaigns across Frederick, Carroll, Howard, Garrett, Allegany counties and Hagerstown, promoting a sweeping Democratic victory in November on the strength of Maryland's finances and his 19 months as governor. He defends his record against GOP critics and touts party unity while facing primary rivals.
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Associated Press
Marvin Mandel
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Mandel
Carroll County
Westminster
Sunny Brook Farms
Howard County
Lee Burch
Louis Goldstein
Garrett County
Deep Creek Lake
Allegany County
Clarysville Inn
Maryland
Blair
Landlord-Tenant Commission
General Assembly
Baltimore
Joseph D. Tydings
Hagerstown
Nixon
George P. Mahoney
Tydings
Touchest
Fire log highlights multiple incidents across city area
A 24 hour fire log lists calls at several locations including 10:42 p.m. Saturday false alarm on Motter Ave, 12:31 a.m. Sunday Elkina Store fire on South Market over North Market St, 6:05 a.m. Sunday building fire with Independents Juniors and Citizens, 4:02 a.m. Sunday house fire with Uniteds Citizens and Independents, and 11:23 a.m. Saturday barn fire at County Butterfly Lane with Middletown response. Also 5:22 p.m. Sunday auto fire with Juniors, 8:25 p.m. Saturday Brunswick house fire, with Ambulance calls Emergency 18 Routine 1.
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City
Motter Ave
South Market
Elkina
North Market ST
Mary Street
Uniteds
Trail Ave
County Butterfly Lane
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Brunswick
Terrace Ave
Hurricane Celia Eyes Texas Coast
Hurricane Celia aimed 90 mph winds at the Texas coast as thousands fled. About 3,000 evacuated from Port Aransas, North Corpus Christi Beach cleared, some resisting. The Weather Bureau warned of up to eight inches of rain and five to seven foot tides. Jet and air crews moved planes inland. ports stayed docked. Farmers feared damage to rice and cotton crops from the major storm.
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Celia
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Red Cross
Kansas
Illinois
Oklahoma
Corpus Christi
Tex
Port Aransas
Mustang Island
Corpus Christi Beach
Galveston
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ohio
Houston
Baytown
Texas City
Commissioners OK Free Voter Lists in Frederick County
The Frederick County commissioners voted unanimously to provide free registration lists to the American Party and the City of Frederick, extending a policy traditionally given to two major parties and county commissioners. They deferred Goodwill Industries requests for a tax refund and tax exemption, reviewed several personnel openings, and noted interviews next week. The Community Action Agency meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Winchester Room.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Russell Horman
Frederick City
Goodwill Industries
Collins and Horman
Human Relations Council
Community Action Agency
Planning and Zoning Department
Civil Defense Agency
Wallace E. Hutton
U.S. Army
Camp Pickett
Robert Addison
CAA
Winchester Room
Weekend Tragedies Claim Four Locally
Four residents died in weekend incidents including a two month old in an Urbana I 70 crash. Victims: William Franklin Stott Jr 2 months East Riverdale. Pauline G Rice 75 South Market Street. Martha Jane Stewart 30 West South Street. Quinton Earl Norris 45 Harpers Ferry. The auto crash left Stott Jr dead and his father critically injured. the tractor trailer driver Roy Eugene McMillan uninjured. Fire deaths occurred in Frederick with Mrs Rice found dead above Elkins Jewelers. cause pending medical examiner report. Police investigators H W Pilch Jr and C W Tucker.
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Frederick
William Franklin Stott Jr
East Riverdale
Pauline G. Rice
S. Market Street
Martha Jane Stewart
West South Street
Quinton Earl Norris
Harpers Ferry
Urbana
William Franklin Stott
Roy Eugene McMillan
Bunson
Stott
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Havanna Ernestine Scott
Charles Edward Cary Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
McMillan
Nixon Welfare Bill Faces Senate Tests
Washington AP Nixon proposed welfare reform faces major Senate Finance Committee revisions but a senator assures a Senate vote. John J Williams notes the bill may need changes before reporting. administration backers expect floor votes to override committee edits. The Family Assistance Plan would replace state welfare with a national guaranteed income for a four person family at 1600 annually plus food stamps worth 860.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senate
Mittee
Williams
Cooler Air Finally Comes To County
A mass of cooler air moved through Frederick Saturday night easing a week long heat wave. Sunday was sunny and cooler with a 90 degree high and 62 degree low. Forecasts for Tuesday and Wednesday call for sunny skies and mid 80s highs with lows in the low 60s as northerly winds reduce chances of showers.
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Frederick
Two Arrested For Robbery At Clover Leaf Service Station
State Police arrested a man and a woman Sunday morning for robbing the Clover Leaf Service Station on U S 15 at I 70. Trooper Henry Pilch said the man took about 1100 dollars from a metal box beneath the cash register while the woman talked with the attendant outside. The heist occurred around 8 a m. Police suspect they are from the Baltimore area and a check with the FBI is underway.
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Clover Leaf
U.S. 15
I-70
Tpr
Henry Pilch
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
House Subcommittee Probes Nerve Gas Dumping Plan
Washington AP A House subcommittee opened a probe into Army plans to dump more than 3 000 tons of obsolete nerve gas rockets into the Atlantic 280 miles off Cape Kennedy Florida The probe questions disposal in labs and possible ocean floor leaks while citing safety studies and potential international law issues involving the Geneva Convention and pollution concerns.
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Army
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Alton Lennon
D-N.c
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Rogers
Departments of State, Interior
Health, Education and Welfare
Anniston
Ala
Lexington
Sunny Point Arsenal
Southport
Atlantic
U.S
William C. Cramer
Rfla
Secretary of the
Stanley R. Resor
Florida
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
United States
State Department
Interior Department
Surgeon General
Sub Missile Test Successful Launch Near Cape Kennedy
The nuclear submarine James Madison launched the Poseidon missile for the first submerged test 30 miles east of Cape Kennedy as a Soviet spy ship monitored the milestone with radar gear aboard a Russian fishing trawler nearby.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James Madison
Navy
Madison
Atlantic
Market drift lowers in slow New York trade
Stock market prices drifted lower early this morning in slow trading. At 10 30 a m the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 3 15 at 730 97 Advances held a slim margin over losers on the Big Board.
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New York
Libya and Soviets press Iraq to join peace talks
Libya and the Soviet Union pressed Iraq to back President Nasser in forthcoming indirect talks with Israel. Arab ministers met in Tripoli amid boycotts by Iraq and Algeria, while Jarring prepared to map next steps from New York under the 1967 UN framework. Military actions continued on fronts and at the Suez Canal.
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Associated Press
Libya
Soviet Union
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
U.S
Muammar Kadafi
Cairo
Baghdad
Moscow
Algeria
Tripoli
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Sudan
Nasser
U.N
Gunnar Y. Jarring
Jarring
New York
Middle East
Security Council
Kennedy chose LBJ to avoid friction over Senate leadership
New York AP recounts Kenneth O'Donnell saying John F Kennedy picked Lyndon B Johnson as running mate in 1960 to prevent clashes with a strong Senate leader. He also cites Johnson seeking Mike Mansfield as VP in 1964 to keep Mansfield from leadership. O'Donnell discusses Vietnam withdrawal timing and MacArthur de Gaulle warnings shaping Kennedy’s early policy shifts.
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New York
Kenneth O'Donnell
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
O'Donnell
Kennedy
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Life Magazine
Vietnam
Mansfield
Washington Post
O’donnell
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
Douglas MacArthur
Charles de Gaulle
Pollution Free Cars Bill Filed
Washington AP Sen Gaylord Nelson D Wis filed legislation to require automakers to produce a low polluting engine within five years and introduced a sense of Congress resolution urging Detroit to halt costly styling changes until an alternative propulsion system is found He cited smog across 17 Eastern Seaboard states and claimed a 16 year industry record of resisting pollution research.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Congress
Detroit
Senate
Seaboard
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Commissioners OK Free
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C.W. Tucker
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John J. Williams
R-Del
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