Frederick High and Junior High to gain field and parking plan
The Frederick Board of Education seeks bids by August 13 for site improvements around Frederick High and New West Frederick Junior High. Projects include physical education fields, parking, driveways, walkways, bleachers, possible track, creek channel work, four instructional diamonds, three soccer football courts, a regulation baseball diamond, and multi use courts.
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Board of Education
Frederick High School
New
Frederick Juciore Senior High School
Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Carroll Parkway
Watkins Acres
James A. Sensenbaugh
Fort Detrick observes Civil Service Week with awards
Fort Detrick hosts a midweek ceremony marking the Diamond Jubilee of the Civil Service Act as 850 federal employees receive 10 20 and 30 year service awards. Major General William M Creasy presents certificates and pins with Frederick J Lawton and Colonel Donald G Grothaus overseeing the event at the Frederick Fairgrounds. The Governor’s proclamation honoring Civil Service Week is presented by Russell H McCaim with plans for a broader tribute by local officials and Chamber of Commerce support.
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Fort Detrick
U.S. Army
Robert F. Woodward
Frederick J. Lawton
U.S. Civil Service Commissioner
Donald G. Grothaus
William M. Creasy
Russell H. McCain
U. S. Army
Detrick
Army
United States Civil Service Act
Frederick Fairgrounds
Department of the Army
United States Civil Service Commission
Joseph C. Prentice
Frederick
Army Chemical Corps Biological Warfare Laboratories
Russell H. MecCaim
McKeldin
Maryland
Groshaus
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Delbert S. Null
Mehra H. Ramsburg
A. Irvin Bean
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Chamber of Commerce
Father Son Team To Defend Divorcee INDIANAPOLIS
A well known Indianapolis father and son lawyer team will defend Connie Nicholas, a twice divorced woman, in the shooting death of Forrest Teel, vice president at Ed Lilly & Co. Nicholas claims self-defense after an argument at Laura L. Mowrer’s apartment. Officers plan for a first degree murder indictment potentially carrying the death penalty.
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Indianapolis
API
Direc
Connie Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Charles W. Symmes
Frank A .Symmes
Symmes
General Hospital
Ed Lilly & Co
Tec
Laura L. Mowrer
Michael Smiley
Walkersville Plans New 29 Classroom School Bid Opening
Frederick County Board of Education will accept bids for a new 29 classroom junior senior high school until August 28 at 2 30 p m Plans will be available August 7 at the board offices on East Church Street or at the architect Smith and Veale Baltimore The building on 30 acres will include science home economics general shop vocational agriculture a large gym a convertible cafeteria assembly area a central open court with a reversible stage a library and art and banking rooms with radiant hot air heating and external PE courts
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Walkersville
Frederick Coynth Board of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
East Church Street
Smith and Veale
Baltimore
Hoffa Gives Sparse Answers to Senate Probe
President Hoffa faced Senate investigators who pressed him to explain alleged links to gangsters. Chairman McClellan announced potential weeks of questioning as Hoffa refused to comment on related torture claims in Michigan, saying he had no comment on anything.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Hoffa
John L. McClellen
D-Ark
McClellan
Underworld
Michigan
Frank Kierdorf
Well-To-Do Woman Dies From Beating And Fire Attack
Mrs. Beverly Thompson, 54, of Cooperton Clare County, was beaten and stabbed by an assailant who then set her house on fire. She staggered toward her brother Ted Cooper’s home, nearby, and gasped the name Gene Heath 17 of Saginaw as her attacker moments before dying.
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Harrison, Mich
Beverly Thompson
Cooperton
Clare County
Ted Cooper
Gene Heath
Saginaw
Movement Of Troops Completed In Lebanon Crisis
Beir ut Lebanon AP says one thousand more U S troops arrived today completing the movement here. Over 1,000 soldiers and Marines are now in country. Generals Geiger and Fuad Shehab discuss withdrawal aims as Chamoun vows to keep troops until Sept 23. Shehab touts neutrality and Arab unity while Chamoun rejects early step aside calls.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Geiger
Fuad Shebab
U. S
Camille Chamoun
Shehab
U Chamoun
Washington
Chamoun
U.S
Murphy
Razor Attack on Iran's UN Minister Voice
New York police captured two 16 year old girls involved in a razor attack on the 16 year old daughter of Iran's United Nations representative. Patrolman Hatchett traced the suspects through a police artist's sketch before Shirley Sherard and Harriet Fleming, both 19, were identified. The incident centered in Bronx Park last May when the Fleming girl supposedly ate with Frieda Abdoh, daughter of Djalal Abdoh.
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New York
Iran
United Nations
Eugene Hatchett
Shirley Sherard
Harriet Fleming
Shirley
Fleming
Frieda Abdoh
Djalal’. Abdoh
Bronx Park
Five State Champions to Play in Little League Tourney
Five state champion teams will compete in the Division 4 Little League tourney starting Thursday at Staley Memorial Stadium. Teams include Maryland Brooklyn Park Wilmington Optimist Delaware Wilmington Virginia Princess Anne West Virginia St Albans Kentucky St Matthews. Ramsburg said Kentucky arrives Wednesday others Thursday. Registration, housing, and opening parade planned with games Thursday night and Friday schedule leading to a final on Saturday.
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Staley Memorial Stadium
Maryland
Brooklyn Park
Baltimore
Delaware
Wilmington
Virginia
Princess Anne
Lynn Haven
West Virginia
St. Albans
Western Little League
Kentucky
St.Matthews
St. Matthews
Irvin J. Ramsburg
St. Matthew's
Calvary Methodist Church
Forest Products Industries Plans How-Do-It Program Launch
The National Tree Farm section of American Forest Products Industries will roll out a how-to-do-it program to help convert small woodlots into productive assets. The effort targets farmers and foresters, promoting farm woodlot management as a path to timber, industry revenue, and broader forest stewardship.
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Forest Products Industries
National Tree Farm Section
American Forest Products Industries
State Police Move Inquiry Into Easton
A Maryland State Police board of inquiry moved its investigation of three unserved warrants to Easton on the Eastern Shore. Captain George E. Davidson said the three-man panel would stay through today and likely two weeks, focusing on the warrants for Sidney Sappington dated May 23, 1937. Clevenger holds the warrants. Zumbrun observed and agreed to withhold questions unless needed.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Alvin J. T. Zumbrun
Criminal Justice Commission
Annapolis
Baltimore
Sidney Sappington
Munshower
Martin
Clevenger
Zumbrun
Hei
Board of Inquiry
Board
Tait
Dulles Opens Brazil Talks in Rio de Janeiro
Secretary of State Dulles began talks with Brazil's leaders in Rio de Janeiro as students jeered and flashed a Go Home banner. He planned discussions with Foreign Secretary Lima and President Kubitschek, focusing on world sit uation, inter American relations and economic issues, including coffee and oil resources. The visit follows Brazil's interest in hemispheric economic cooperation amid Soviet attempts to renew ties. The market also fell in New York after lighter margin rules.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Dulles
Brazil
Francisco Negrao de Lima
Juscelina Kubitschek
U.S
Kubitschek
Soviet Union
Primaries Underway In Four States For 1960 Race
Four states stage primary elections affecting Senate and House races as Michigan Missouri West Virginia and Kansas voters name candidates. Williams seeks unprecedented sixth Michigan term. Symington faces limited opposition in Missouri. West Virginia GOP incumbents unopposed but Democrats fight for renomination. Kansas Republicans lead crowded field while Docking runs unopposed for governor.
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Tne
Associated Press
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Williams
West Virginia
Kansas
William L. Johnson
Ironwood
Statehouse
Symington
Air Force
Lamar W. Dye
Kansas City
Lawrence L. Hastings
Aurora
Charles E. Potter
Philip Hart
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
GOP
Chapman Revercomb
John D. Hoblitzell
Hoblitzell
Matt
Neely
Robert C. Byrd
Revercomb
George Docking
Fred Hall
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
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Jack Warner Hurt In Cannes Auto Crash
American film magnate Jack L. Warner at 66 was seriously injured in a solo car crash near his Cannes villa after leaving an all night session at a Palm Beach Casino. He was taken to a Cannes hospital in a coma with head injuries as a coal truck collided near his car.
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Cannes
France
Jack L. Warner
Palm Beach
Warner
Prince Aly Khan
Rape and murder shocks Baltimore golf course
A golfer found the nearly nude body of Mrs Ethel Francis near Clfton Park's ninth green. Police say she was strangled and raped. a burned straw handbag helped identify her. Neighbors said she lived with her daughter and granddaughter, with the daughter visiting in Pennsylvania.
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Baltimore
Clifon Park
Ethel Francis
Edwin J. Swann Jr
Gal
Burning Teamsters agent near death. uncle on the run
Frank Kierdorf a Teamsters Local 332 business agent in Flint lies near death from burns after a Monday attack in which two gunmen doused him with inflammable liquid and set him alight. His uncle Herman Kierdorf, 63, once Hoffa aide, disappeared after leaving a pistol silencer and weapons at a neighbor’s home. Authorities label the case tied to union investigations and warned nearby departments.
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Pontiac
Mich
Teamsters Union
Herman Kierdorf
Herman
Frank Kierdorf
Frank
Union
Frederick Ziem
Iem
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
John Doe
Washington, D.C
Senate Rackets Committee
Frank Jr
Frank Kierderf F
Teamsters Local
Flint
Teamsters Joint Council
Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Kierdorfs
Senate
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