Plane sightings and missing persons stir local fears
A stormy Sunday and the sheriff report no missing plane as witnesses note a craft near the area. Miss Rodgers, daughter of Bethesda police retiree William L. Rodgers, is not accounted for after a two day leave from Echo Hill Camp. The camp director alerted the sheriff that the two occupants story may involve a crash, with Miss Rodgers recently checked as absent from Chevy Chase. Lankford to speak at Maryland Young Democrats convention in Ocean City on Sept 9, with party officials naming convention chairs and vice chairs. A blue diamond jewel once worn by the French crown and dated to 1792 was stolen during the Revolution and has not resurfaced.
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Anan
Vickers
Wing Club
Dickinson
College Park
Miss Rodgers
Echo Hill Camp
Sheriff Vickers
Chevy Chase
William L. Rodgers
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Lankford
Baltimore
Richard E. Lankford
Maryland
Fifth
Young Democratic Clubs of
Ocean City
Anne Arundel County
House of Delegates
Young Democratic Club
Joseph OD. Tydings
Harford County
Young Democratic Organization
Edward C. Weant
Westminster
James F. Strine
Hagerstown
Two Students Die In Chesapeake Bay Plane Crash
Two University of Maryland students, Mary Ann Rodgers and Charles Dickinson, died when a light plane owned by the Maryland Flying Club crashed into the mouth of the Chester River near Rock Hall after taking off from Chestertown. Rodgers, 20, of Chevy Chase, was found on shore. Dickinson, 23, of Baltimore, recovered from the water. An eyewitness saw the crash during a thunder squall Sunday afternoon. the bodies were found after a belated search.
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Rock Hall
University of Maryland
Chester’ River
Mary Ann Rodgers
Chevy Chase
Charles Dickinson
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Russell
Chestertown
Miss Rodgers
University
School of Nursing
Echo Hill
Robert BD. Hagner
Dickinson
College Park
Congressional
Rockville
Maryland Flying Club
Bartus C. Vickers
Kent County
Civi Aeronautics Authority
Clifton Townsend
Dulles Urges Patience For Korea Unification
Secretary of State Dulles in a news conference urged patience and nonviolence for Korea, warning that unification by force would benefit no one and could lead to widespread devastation. He cited restraint toward Red China, support for the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission, and noted potential paths for elections in Indochina and North Africa diplomacy.
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Washington
Dulles
South Korea
Far East
Republic of Korea
United States
Red China
France
North Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Viet Nam
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Geneva
Peiping
Red
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Commission
Six From England At West Maryland Next Week
Six young people from England arrive at Western Maryland College in Westminster for a two week visit. They will attend classes and join secular summer school activities as part of the Experiment in International Living exchange program.
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Westminster
England
Western Maryland College
Seular
United States
Middletown
N. Y
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Rocky
Dorothy
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North Bentz Street Movement
Kehne Furn. CO
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