Dulles Sees Soviet Arms Cut as Peace Signal
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia’s announced armament reduction appears to reflect peaceful aims of the United States and its Allies but warned the cut leaves Moscow’s forces far larger and unimpaired in other areas. He urged international information exchange and effective inspection to guide disarmament talks starting in New York August 29 under UN sponsorship.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
United States
United Nations
New York
Coast Braces For Hurricane Diane Evacuation and Shifts
Norfolk and Virginia coast residents brace for a possible second hurricane visit as Navy moves planes from Norfolk Naval Air Station and Oceana. About 70 planes flown inland, 45 from Oceana, with 50 already moved last week during Connie. Carriers Ticonderoga Valley Forge Siboney and cruiser Macon depart, battleships Iowa and New Jersey stand ready. Admiral Arleigh Burke ceremony moved to Annapolis due to Diane.
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Norfolk II
Virginia
Navy
Jast Wralte Cidtar Fannin
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Oceana Station
Connie
Atlantic Seaboard
Ticonderoga
Valley Forge
Siboney
Macon
Norfolk
Atlantic
Iowa
New Jersey
Viconderoga
Arleigh Burke
Diane
Annapolis
One Survives After Shotgun Rifle Dispute in Denison
In Denison Texas two young men argued over which firearm is superior. Kay Richardson twenty two survived while Gerald Lee Wells one year old was killed as Richardson fired after returning with a 30 30 rifle. Authorities file murder charges against Richardson.
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Denison
Tex
Kay Richardson
Gerald Lee Wells
Richardson
County
Boyd Newman
Denison Herald
John Crawford
Wells
Neilets
Ruentardson
Welly Newman
Cars Collide And Officer Is Killed In Oxford Pa
Two cars collided on the Baltimore Pike near Oxford killing a policeman and injuring the other driver. George R Gratson, 28, of Sylva Mawr Del, a year and a half on the Oxford police force, died. Robert Kline, 31, of New York City, a machinist’s mate at Bainbridge, Md, suffered leg and arm injuries and faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Gratson is survived by his widow and two young children.
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Oxford
Chester County
George R Gratson
Svl-V
Mawr del
Dun
Oxford Fire Company
Robert Kline
New York City
Naval Base
Bainaridge
Joseph Hovendzeal
Kline
Grason
Delaplaine Funeral Set For Thursday At All Saints
Services for Robert Edmonston Delaplaine local publisher banker and businessman are planned for 4 00 pm Thursday at All Saints Episcopal church with private family prayers at 3 30 pm at the Upper College Terrace home. He died Monday afternoon at Johns Hawkins Hospital after cardiac treatment two months. The body was taken to the state home where friends may call. Flowers are requested to be omitted. Entombment will be in the Frederick Memorial Cloister. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Robert Edmonston Delaplaine
All Saints Episcopal Church
Upper College Terrace
Delaplaine
Johns Hawkins’ Hospital
Fredlerick Memorial Cloister
M. Br.etchison and Son Funeral
Inquiry Into Scout's Death Is Continued
Muskegon Michigan police continue the Peter Gorham case at a slow pace with detector tests shedding light on the Evanston boy scout slaying. Two camp counselors faced questioning while investigators probe possible sex deviate involvement and the weapon used.
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Muskegon, Mich
Peter Gorham
Evanston, M
Peter
Wa‘baniage
Duck Lake
Ramp
William Jannega
Muskegon
Laketon
Newaygo County
Eugene Lange
Robert Aldinger
Chicago
Wabaningo
Lange
Aldinger
Robert
Dr. Lange
Street Fall Fatal At Taneytown
An elderly Taneytown resident John J. Hockensmith, 77, died at 5 a.m. at Annie E. Warner Hospital Gettysburg after a street fall Friday night that fractured his skull. He led Taneytown Garage Co for 38 years and was a Lutheran Church and Chamber of Commerce member. Survived by two brothers and one sister. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from the Taneytown funeral home. interment in Lutheran church cemetery.
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Taneytown
John J. Hockensmith
Annie E. Warner
Gettysburg
Hockensmith
Josephus
Mary Bollinger Hockensmith
Ember Weybright Hockensmith
W. E. Weybright
Denver
Lutheran Church Cemetery
C. C. Fuss
May Get More Showers And Warmer Weather Forecast
The weatherman predicted scattered showers across the county this afternoon followed by occasional rain tonight or Wednesday. Highs will reach the upper 80s with near 70 later, as warm weather returns after Hurricane Connie. Damp conditions and muddy rivers were noted with the Monocacy near normal and the Potomac still several feet high. Winds 8 to 16 mph, increasing to 25 mph tonight. One trial in Trial Magistrate's Court found Loy W. Davis not guilty after a collision on US 40 east. Multiple traffic fines were issued for speeding and expired registrations. An ambulance call took John Cooper to Frederick Memorial Hospital at 7:15 AM.
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Airport Weather Bureau
Aatf Dacrnes
Connie
Monocacy
Potomac
Edward J Smith
Loy W. Davis
Lee Place
Brindan Warner
Baltimore
Davis
Barthlow Road
Charles Mathias Jr
Warner
E. L Baum
Claris E Stiles
Bridgeton
N.L
Richard F. Warranto
Ft. Meade
Millon
Ustasvensk
James A Ake
Wisner Street
Failie
West South
Jefferson Shorts
Newark
Flushing
N. Y
C. S
George W Pattonen
Shingthon
YL. Gummo
Marvin H. Greenfield
Robert ©. Doubs
Sigma
Joseph TH Wheeler
Washington
Las 40 West
Lea L. Ambush
Dickerson
US 40 West
James Tressler
Richard KO Wintert
Charleston
S. C
Tropics
Georgia-Carolina
Charleston Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Diane
D. C
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Fernandina
Fla
Wilmington
North Carolina-Virginia
Georgia
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Upper
North Carolina
Hurricane Diane prompts widespread East Coast warnings
The Associated Press reports hurricane warnings and tropical storm Diane approaching the mainland. Rain and thunderstorms spread across the eastern quarter of the nation, with showers also in the northern Rockies and Southern Plains. Temperatures near seasonal norms with some warming in the plains, upper Great Lakes, and upper Ohio Valley.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
Diane
Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Storm lashes Maryland crops from Hurricane Connie
Crop reports from College Park and surrounding Maryland-Delaware area show wide damage from high winds and heavy rains tied to Hurricane Connie. Worst impacts hit corn, tobacco, cantaloupes, tomatoes and sweet corn with lodging and unmarketable yields likely. apples on lower Eastern Shore also browning. Pastures and soybeans may benefit from improved moisture.
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College Park
Maryland-Delaware
Small Craft Warnings Up Along Atlantic Coast
Small craft warnings were hoisted over the Maryland and Delaware Atlantic coast and lower Chesapeake Bay as Hurricane Diane approaches. Northeast winds 1 to 13 mph will rise to 20 to 25 mph tonight in Delaware Bay and upper Chesapeake while lower Chesapeake winds reach 25 to 35 mph with strong gale conditions expected. The warning spans from the Virginia Capes to Cape Henlopen. Maryland and Delaware likely feel Diane’s effects late tonight with occasional rain spreading northward.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Atlantic Coast
Chesapeake Bay
Diane
Carolina
Delaware Bay
Chesapeake
Virginia Capes
Cape Henlopen
Fear of Guerrilla War Flares in North Ireland
London reports the War Office places light guard on arms depots amid fears of renewed Irish Republican Army raids. A raid on Arborfield depot in Berkshire yielded 68 weapons and 80,000 rounds. gun and ammo searches extend across London. Guards tightened after a cabinet meeting and a series of thefts linked to Irish terrorists raise guerrilla warfare concerns.
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London
British War Office
North Ireland
War Office
Arborfield
Berkshire
Irish Republican Army
Riots Sweep Bombay as Indian Mobs Force Closures
Indian mobs in Bombay seized the Portuguese consulate area, closed shops, and attacked transport as crowds of over 150,000 demanded military action against Goa Damao and Diu. Police fired, with several wounded. demonstrations spread to New Delhi where a general strike revived.
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India
Nehru
Delhi
New Delhi
Vehru
Portugal
Goa
Damao
Diu
Britain
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gon Liberation Front
He Front
Nehbru
Congress Party
Congress
Home Ministryy
Neylin Supervisor For West Maryland Named
AH Dorsey Devlins was named in May to serve as District Vocational Rehabilitation Supervisor of Western Maryland. Territory includes Frederick Carroll Howard Washington Allegany and Garrett counties. He will supervise rehabilitation counselors and handle cases in Wash merTown County. Veterans service record noted.
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AH Dorsey Devlins
Maryland
Frederick
Carroll
Hioward
Washington Allegany
Garrett
State Department of Education
Devin
WashmerTown
Vary
Devlin
Cops
Third Week Of Talks At Geneva Opens
The United States begins a third week of secret Geneva talks with Red China over freeing 41 American civilians held by Peiping. U S ambassador U Alexis Johnson meets Wang Ping-nan as negotiations stall over China’s demand to screen returning students with India invited as third party.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
Peiping
India
China
Fat Qkeee
Rurius Bie
Kansas City Taxicab Crash Injures Three Occupants
Maxine Bruce 26 a passenger in a taxicab collided with another car. Police say Bruce released the emergency brake and stepped on the accelerator causing the cab to lurch forward injuring Sam Russell 28 David Williams 21 and Tessie Oliver 33 who were hospitalized. Bruce faces careless driving charges.
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Kansas City
Maxine Bruce
Miss Bruce
Tessie Oliver
Airman Seeks Divorce From Rewed Wife in SACRAMENTO
Airman Daniel Schmidt, 22, plans to seek a divorce from his rewed wife after learning she wed another man believing he was dead. He has not decided on custody of their 2 year old son, whom he last saw after 32 months in Red China. He returned last week with others from the B29 crew after being shot down.
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Sacramento
Calif
Daniel Schmidt
Hig
Red China
Schmidt
Armen
Deen
Miss Fort Cumberland crowned during Cumberland jubilee
Miss Fort Cumberland Diane Wilbon was crowned by Gov. McKeldin at Fort Hill High School stadium as Cumberland marks 200 years with a parade drawing about 20 000 spectators and a pageant on Redskins and Recoats. The event followed a citywide parade amid notable officials watching.
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Fort Cumberland
McKeldin
Cumberland
Diane Wil
Fort Cumber“land
Maryland
Fort Hill High School
Delaware imposes mandatory windstorm deductible clause
Wilmington announces a $50 deductible for extended coverage windstorm and hail policies in Delaware, effective today, with rates set at 10 cents per $100. The move follows last year's hurricane losses and mirrors a broader trend seen in Florida and New England. Insurance officials argue deductibles reduce small claims, improving efficiency for major losses.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Middle Department Association of Fire Underwriters
Pennsylvania
Mak
Ant Taelivla
Baltimore
Maryland
Florida
New England
Condition Of Streams Report From Several Towns
Potamor streams around Weverlon are three feet above normal and muddy Monoraes rise above normal and muddy at Frederick Junction with similar conditions observed downstream due to recent rains.
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Weverlon
Frederick Junction
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures with a windier pattern midweek. Expect moderate to heavy rain on Wednesday and Thursday, followed by generally fair and warmer weather over the weekend. Temperatures will run near or slightly below normal, with highs around the mid 70s to mid 80s and lows mainly in the 60s to 30s in higher elevations.
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Maryland
Delaware
Bestern
Mountains
Hurricane Diane Menaces Carolina Coast With Flooding Rain
Hurricane Diane swirls toward the Georgia Carolina coast with 115 mile per hour winds and a potential turn toward the northwest. Forecasters warn South Carolina about 24 to 36 hours of heavy rains and rising tides, prompting evacuations and coastwise precautions as ships and aircraft relocate.
Soldier Rescued After Stand atop Six Story Building
A 19 year old soldier Pvt Daniel E Burns perched atop a six story building in Louisville before police were called. He later told officers he was acting on a reflex to the army and spent several hours on the ledge. Early stock trading in New York saw mixed prices with quiet activity.
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Louisville
Pvt
Daniel £. Burns
Amy
Burns
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