Accidents Reported by State Police over Weekend
Two weekend crashes in Maryland. Betty Norwood, 33, of Carroll Parkway Brunswick, in a 1957 Oldsmobile, left turning into a private drive when Schrader in a 1953 Plymouth attempting to pass struck her. Schrader charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision. no injuries. Second crash on US 15 near Emmitsburg injured William A. Irving, stationed at Fort Detrick, minor injuries after off the road collision with a utility pole. Irving treated at Fort Detrick dispensary.
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Betty K. Norwood
Carroll Parkway
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Norwood
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William A. Irving
Leistown
New York
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Approve U S Pledge For Aid In South America
A hemispheric conference committee in Punta del Este approved Kennedy's pledge of more than 1 billion dollars in emergency aid to Latin nations by March 1962. Cuba abstained. Ernesto Guevara missed the vote amid a cold. The pledge aims to back Alliance for Progress initiatives.
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Uruguay
Cuba
U.S
Kennedy
Washington
Ernesto Guevara
Forest Moss Finds Record Four Leaf Clovers in Ohio Yard
Canton Ohio AP report notes Forest Moss found about 300 four leaf clovers this year including a yard specimen measuring 444 inches across. The streak of luck highlights a local oddity and forest moss’ remarkable clover numbers.
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Canton, Ohio
Frederick County Humane Society Pet Show Planned
Preliminary work underway for the annual Pet Show sponsored by the Frederick County Humane Society. The event is set for Saturday morning September 16 in Baker Park. Rules and classifications will be announced later, largely unchanged from recent years.
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Frederick County Humane Society
Baker Park
Pet Show Draws Attendance Across The County
Cats and dogs and other pets are prepared for the competition as the event attracts a large audience from the county and nearby areas.
Satellite Mystery Roils Frederick Skywatchers
Frederick County residents report unidentified satellites seen in the night sky, with several sightings during recent weeks and around the latest Soviet manned space flight. The sources note observers watched overhead passes and puzzle over the mysterious objects.
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Frederick County
Frederick News Briefs Aug 14 1961 Highlights
Local brief items from Frederick Maryland dated August 14 1961 cover civic news weather and community notices. Notable entries include city events school activities and a short alert from public officials.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Echo 1 Celebrates First Birthday as Space Craft Keeps Orbit
Washington reports Echo 1 marked its first birthday while remaining aloft weeks after experts warned it would burn up. Kennedy expected to support a national cultural center project in Washington with a 30 member board. Original $75 million plan pared to $30 million amid criticism. West Virginia trackmen set six school records last spring.
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Echo! 1
Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Virginia
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