Cumberland Probes Fiscal Set Up With Frederick City Officials
Cumberland officials urge a state commission to study how to redistribute taxes and revenues between cities and counties. The group, formed by Gov. Tawes, met in Annapolis with Oberland Mayor J Edwin Reech outlining proposals to revise gasoline tax distribution cigarette tax and traffic fines allocations and to study city income taxes and bank stock taxes. Frederick City officials seek more revenue and fairer distribution of state charges and tax proceeds.
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Parked Cars In Accidents Reported In City
Two parking lot crashes described by City Police include Ruth Summers hitting a parked Plymouth and Buick after leaning over to fetch a blanket, causing minor damage. A second collision on Council Street involved Mary Jacobs and Carol Rettelis with Jacobs fined for driving left of center and Rettelis charged with reckless driving. Morton L. Stevens, 69, Marlboro actor, dies.
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Redwood Site
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Redwood Avenue
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Summers
Harry Phil Paul Mossburg
Mies
Council Street
Mary FE. Jacobs
Myersville
Carol Rettelis
Walkersville
Baltimore Man Hurt In Cranberry Accident
A Baltimore man, Charles Thomas Schraffhoff, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a two a.m. crash at Cranberry near Westminster. He sustained a concussion facial lacerations and knee injuries when his 1950 Ford rammed a parked 1954 Chrysler and a tree after attempting a left turn from Route 1 onto Cranberry road. Police cited recklessness and he received a summons.
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Get Salk Shots Now He Urges
Frederick county residents are urged to vaccinate against polio as outbreaks rise in Des Moines and other cities. W. Jerome Offut, chairman of the Frederick County Chapter of the National Foundation, warns of disaster for those unvaccinated and calls for completing the Salk shot series.
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Brucker Softens Address On Soviet Leaders
In Washington Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker toned down his delivery of a speech about Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. His office said he would stick to the prepared text but make changes as he spoke. The remarks followed the anticipated Khrushchev visit and aims to foster a courteous reception.
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One Way To Get In Boston
Fred Forresta, 42, a salad chef, tried to return a TV at a closed shop. He threatened to break the window and did so, crashing the set through the glass. Police let the matter go to court for settlement.
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Fred Forresta
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Rockefeller Quietly Weighs 1960 GOP Bid At Governors Meet
At the annual governors conference in Puerto Rico, Richard Nixon held steady support from most Republican governors while Nelson Rockefeller hinted at a November decision on challenging Nixon. Rockefeller impressed some peers with vigor yet drew skepticism from Illinois Governor Stratton after a clash on federal authority. The meeting offered little momentum on Democratic contenders.
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Repair Break In Water Line On West Second Street
The City Water Department completed repairs this morning to a broken one and a half inch water line on West Second Street near the North Market intersection. A water spout appeared last night center of the street, prompting emergency work that cut traffic for hours. Permanent fixes restored service to the Zentz apartments and nearby area. Water supply comes from the Linganore Filtration Plant.
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Dress ripped as teacher holds class during assault
A Chicago judge sentenced Pauline Parkee to 30 days in jail for tearing a first grade teacher’s dress in front of a racially mixed class at Biedler School. The judge urged protecting teachers and rejected probation citing dangers in schools.
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New York
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Thatasshar Centon
Herter Returns From Geneva Amid Berlin Tensions
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter flies to Washington after Geneva talks end without agreement on German peace or West Berlin. He believes Soviet pressure on West Berlin is likely paused for months as Khrushchev and Gromyko express preference for negotiated settlement.
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Ocean City Hotels Pressed To Meet Health Rules
The State Health Board warns two Ocean City hotels to fix kitchen sanitation or face prosecution. Rideau hotels must meet health code standards by next day. Atlantic hotel has not responded. Worcester County official to confer with Rideau. meetings set with Ocean City officials and council to review permit actions.
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Rambunctious Bittern Delays Brooklyn Police
Brooklyn officers encounter a wild bittern near Liberty Avenue causing a crowd to gather. The bird with orange eye circles and green legs resisted containment and was eventually jailed briefly before ASPCA officials arranged its release far from the city.
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Nimble Kimble Catches 8140 Lightning Bugs for Cash
Christine Kimble, a 1 year old girl in Chestertown Maryland, caught 8140 lightning bugs this summer and earned nearly 25 dollars turning them in to the biology department at Washington College for research. In Nicaragua, President Somoza's government admitted an invasion by rebel forces from Honduras and Costa Rica, with most invaders captured or routed.
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APY
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Four Bodies Recovered From River Near Mill Point Shores
The Maryland State Police recovered four bodies in the Wicomico River area near Mill Point Shores. Two Washington men Clarence White, 42, and Obediah White, 28, were found together. Francis S. Thomas, 26, was found washed ashore at Point Island in the Patuxent. One additional body remained unidentified. The victims were said to be among residents reported missing after a boating incident.
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Two Jailed After City Loitering and Driving Violations
A colored man and woman were jailed 30 days with a $25 fine and costs for loitering after being found sleeping on an old mattress under the Mountain Cite MI on South Carroll street. Cpl. Paul Mossburgh testified. Missouri Estelle Brown and Xor wood Green of West Al Saints street were charged by City Police. Additional sentences included a 60 day term for Charles Eugene Smith on motor vehicle violations and multiple 30 day terms for other intoxication and license offenses. Wall Street summary notes steels and motors rising amid defense space age concerns.
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Fake five-dollar bill helps crack counterfeit ring
Secret Service breaks up a ten dollar counterfeit ring after a sleeping husband’s wife slips a counterfeit five into a store. Barr led the operation with accomplices Rhodes Bennett Haines Lindquist and Stigall reports. The ring spread ten thousand dollars in fake currency across the Midwest.
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Construction Worker Hurt on Route 26 in Taylorsville
A North Carolina man, Nolan Jones, 48, of Goldsboro, was injured on Route 26 at Taylorsville when a tie on a road grader blew out. He was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment for head lacerations. A separate fire incident nearby damaged a Mehriling dump truck, 1,260 dollars’ damage, near Route 27 and Windsor Forest road south of Mt. Airy.
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Barbara Hutton Spends Thousands On Fashions
Paris AP dispatch notes Barbara Hutton spends about $200,000 on her fashion purchases for the season. The Wookworth heiress owns 171 outfits including dresses coats and gowns from designer Castillo. Only four models traveled with her. the rest will be sent later. Castillo’s collection emphasizes conservative hemlines with many garments reaching calf length.
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Blue Cross Granted 19.9 Percent Rate Increase in Maryland
State Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears approved a 19.9 percent rate rise for Blue Cross Maryland subscribers, below the 24.5 percent request. The change adds about 4.03 million yearly in premiums, with group family policies up 1.20 to 7.20 and individual plans up 0.54 to 3.10. non group family 7.80 and non group individual 3.50, amid ongoing hearings by the Legislative Council.
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F. Douglass Sears
Rain Reprieve Lifts August Drought in Frederick Area
Frederick and vicinity received a shower Wednesday evening boosting August rainfall to .72 inches. The airport station logged .47 inches, while Gambrill State Park saw .25 inches. The downpour eased drought conditions, with clearing and cooler nights expected, and a forecast of warmer weather Friday.
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Khrushchev May Visit Garst Farm in Iowa
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev may visit farmer Roswell Garst in Coon Rapids Iowa next month. Garst, known for seed corn, invited Khrushchev after talks in Moscow and Garst’s prior visit to the Soviet Union.
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