Water Use Cut-Back Urged After Major Break In City Line
Frederick officials urged residents to reduce water use for several days after a break on an 18 inch main disrupted supply from Singapore. Normal flow was restored but storage must replenish, aided by Fort Detrick resources and city crews.
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South End
Singapore
Ity
Mr. Davis
Water Department
Robert A. Whiteford
Carl A. Casto
Fort Detrick
Casto
Whiteford
Airport
Renn
Davis
Detrick Davis
Saloon Tour Ends as Crane Crashes into Bus Waiting Room
Leonard L. Broadhurst, 33, fined 45 pounds after a mobile crane 1742 tons wide tour through West Hartlepool. The crane driver's pub crawl ended when the massive vehicle struck a bus waiting room, prompting charges.
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West Hartlepool
England
Leonard L. Broadhurst
Heat Peaks At 92 Degree Mark II In City
A hot day with 91 at the airport official station and 92 at a police barracks marks one of the summer’s hottest readings. Forecasters expect a return to normal temperatures with possible scattered clouds and rain by midweek. Water supplies are stabilizing after a busted line and farmers report good crops despite the heat.
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Weather Bureau
American Optical to Vote Again on Union Plan
American Optical employees will vote August 29 on union recognition after June 7 ballot rejected 171 to 106. The company and United Glass and Ceramic Workers AFL-CIO agreed to a new election to avoid NLRB proceedings. Union charges of unfair labor practices were questioned by Optical Co attorney Gerald Reilly, while plant manager James R. Austin stressed the vote is voluntary and that prior objections would not delay the new ballot.
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American Optical Company
Xionday
Ited Glass and Ceramic Workers
Afl-Cio
Roy Albert
United Glass and Ceramic Workers
Gerald Reilly
Optical Company
Regis- Reilly
Reilly
Washington
American Opical
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Eligi
Albert
James R. Austin
Ophical
Baltimore
Ion
Neor
Es Company
National Labor Re Act
Austin
American Optical
Herter Warns Soviets During Election Period
Secretary of State Christian A Herter warned Soviet leaders that the United States will act with speed force and unity to meet any new Red threat or world crisis. He said the warning dispels belief the US is paralyzed during the presidential election period and cautioned against dangerous miscalculation by the Soviet government. He added that the president and allies can move just as quickly and forcefully as at any other time.
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Washington
Christian A Herter
United States
Herter
Larceny Charge Dismissed in Preliminary Hearing
Mountain Theater producer William C Brining escaped larceny after trust charges in Magistrate's Court as judge questioned whether Brining had funds to convert. The case centered on unpaid lodging for last year’s technical director William S Hopkins, who now works for a New Jersey spark plug firm.
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Mountain Theater
William C. Brining
Bute
Braddock Heights
Wiliam S. Hopkins
Hopkins
New Jersey Spark
Talent Showcase, Inc
Brnning
Schley Innite
Herman Fisher
Manuel M. Weinberg
Weinberg
Busi
Hopis
Briving
Jense
Brining
Robert S. Rothenhoefer Hopkins
Rothenhoefer
Edward D Storm
New York
Call For Belgians To Yield To UN Forces In Katanga
United Nations Security Council adopted a nine to zero resolution urging Belgian troops to withdraw immediately from Katanga in the southeast Congo. Dag Hammarskjold is authorized to arrange the transfer and report back within three days. France and Italy abstained while the Soviet Union supported the measure. The move aims to calm Katanga fears of central control by Patrice Lumumba and to avoid broad conflict.
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United Nations N.Y. AP
Security Council
Katanga
Ceylon
Tunisia
II Nation Council
Dag Hammarskjold
France
Italy
Hamimarskjold
Congo
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Hammarsk'j Aid
Belgium
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Lily V. Kuznetsov
Hammarskiold
Laos Revolt Overthrows Pro Western Government
A neutralist military revolutionary committee seized control of Laos's capital Vientiane and ordered troops to avoid bloodshed. Communiques claimed aims including expelling foreigners, while U S and French forces had aided the Laotian army which may not be fully under rebel control. The United States has funded and supported the army since 1955. Donna Lee Main, age 9, donated 4,500 ice cream sticks collected in Atlantic City for tuberculosis patients’ therapy and crafts at a hospital near Sabillasville.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos
Vientiane
Revolutionary Committee
U. S
Iroin
United States
Donna Lee Main
William H. Main
Military Road
Frederick County
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Donna
Atantic City
Claim Pilot Admits Spy Charge
Moscow dispatch reports Francis Gary Powers pleaded guilty to the substance of the charge in a case accusing him of espionage against the Soviet Union. The indictment alleging active espionage was drawn up by the state security committee and approved by prosecutor general Roman Rudenko.
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Moscow
Iap
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Ameri Due
Mate
Powers
Urals
Tass
State Security Committee
Roman Rudenko
U.S.S.R
UL. S
Lumumba Announces Congo Army Move on Katanga Crisis
Premier Patrice Lumumba declares a state of emergency and says Congo will invade Katanga with the army to “restore order.” He vows to arrest anyone disturbing the Congo and rejects UN domination while Katanga officials warn their forces can handle Lumumba’s move.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
United States
United Nations Security Council
Lumumba
Belgium
Jean van den Bosch
Force Publique
UN_ force
U.N
United Nations
Demos Set Pre Election Social Meet at Crab Feast
County Democrats plan a major pre election social at the Frederick Fairgrounds on August 16. About 300 members are expected with Governor J Millard Tawes and other state officials attending. Congressman Foley will join, opposing Charles Mathias Jr. Local officials and Civic leaders, including Delbert Null and Thomas Eichelberger, will attend. Babe Young heads the arrangements with invitations to Democratic clubs city and county. The 5 p.m. feed runs through evening.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
J. Millard Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
C. Ferdinand Soberi
John R. Foley
Visi
Foley
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Delbert $. Null
Mehr
H. Ramsburg
A. Irvin Renn
Thomas Eichelberger
Register of Wills
M. Austin
Babe) Young
Jeffersonian Club Corporation
Murray Fox
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
William Cramer
Jeffersonian Club
Helen McKenzie
Women's Democratic Club
James Mause
Young Democrats Club
Market Turns Mixed in Early New York Trading
The stock market opened mixed in New York as gains from some sectors were offset by declines in others. Traders watched corporate results and economic data for direction with volume light amid caution.
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New York
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UN Council
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