Suit Over 1958 Crash Injuries Opens In Circuit Court
A civil suit filed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas Jones seeks damages for Mrs. Jones’s alleged permanent ankle injury from a June 24 1958 collision on U S 340 near Red Hill. Defendant James N. Michie of Ventnor N J faces testimony from doctors including Dr. Pilgram who links a nervous condition to the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Earl Thomas Jones
Jones
Joneses
Edwin F. Nikirk
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Robert H. Pilgram
Edward D. Storm
J. M. Carter
Michie
U. S. 340
Mr. Jones
Frank Camazo
Henry Chase
Pilgram
Top Level Arms Out Meet Slated
President Kennedy convened a high level review of disarmament with advisers including Dean, McCloy, Rusk, McNamara, Lemnitzer, Wilson, Seaborg, Bundy and others. Dean plans a near term trip to Geneva for a decisive talks with the Soviets on a test ban treaty. If progress stalls the issues likely face the U N General Assembly in the fall.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
White House
Geneva
Dean
U.S
John M. McCloy
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Robert $. McNamara
Lyman L Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Donald Wilson
U.S. Information Agency
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
McGeorge Bundy
Convicts Revolt At Tennessee Prison Seizure of Hostages
In Nashville inmates seized 15 fellow prisoners two guards and three civilians and held them hostage in the prison commissary during the incident.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Two Storms Bring Half Inch Rain in Frederick Area
Two thunderstorms yielded more than a half inch of rain in Frederick on Wednesday evening while many county areas received only sprinkles. A bolt of lightning hit a hay shed on the Stull farm near Lewistown, burning it to the ground with losses estimated at 5000 dollars, including 50 tons of hay and straw and farm equipment.
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Frederick
Ross
Stull
Hesson Bridge
Lewistown
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Housing Project Underway in Frederick
The former Harnwell property on the western edge of Frederick is being developed into Rock Creek Estates 34 lot subdivision. 21 acres between Carroll Creek and Rock Creek, built by Frederick Developers Inc with Zimm erman leading Rock Creek Estates Inc and 120 Realty Company handling sales. Minimum house price $25 000, shrubbery $250, architectural approval by a three person committee, with three more homes planned this year.
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Harnwell
Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Carroll Creek
Rock Creek Knecht & Maxwell
Planning Commission of
W. F. Wilson & Sons
Rock Creek Estates, Inc
Frederick Developers, Inc
Zhamerman
Rock Creek Fistates
Zimmerman Sail
Wee Women Darling Fashion Note In Small Dress Shop
A light diary entry recalls a trip to a tiny dress shop with a playful remark about a cute dress. It captures a personal moment and a cheerful shopping mood without broader context or names.
Blue Scout Fails Launch Aim At Nuclear Test Satellite
A Blue Scout booster launched from Cape Canaveral at 9 29 am but radio contact was lost during the fourth stage. The Air Force indicated little chance the payload reached space as technicians analyze telemetry to determine the failure.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Frederick County Anticipates Record School Enrollment
Frederick County expects a record opening enrollment near 14 760 students with about 7 875 elementary and 6 885 high school pupils. peak growth may occur in October and extra space will be made by reopening Urbana and Woodsboro schools to handle overflow until Linganore and Lewistown additions are ready.
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Frederick County
Paw E. Fogle
Fogle
Frederick High
West Frederick
Singapore
Urbana
Woodsboro
H. D Williams
Linganore
Lewistoun
Plan Pre-Fab House Industry At Rocks Plan
The McFinn Company, based on Rockville Pike, leases two acres in Bowis-Gibbons at Point of Rocks to expand a prefab house component plant. Land grading began Wednesday for a temporary building. Partners are William McIntosh and Graham Finlayson. the firm already operates with six employees besides the two owners.
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Rocks
McFinn Company
Rockville Pike
Bowis- Gibbons
Todd Steel Inc
Point of Rocks
William McIntosh
Graham Finlayson
Soviet chemist Mikhail Klotchko defects to Canada after Moscow post
A prize winning Soviet chemist Mikhail A. Klotchko defected to Canada while in Montreal for an international chemistry congress. He is under RCMP protection in Ottawa, with Soviet officials silent. Westland notes his work on electrical properties and electrodes.
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Ottawa
Mikhail A. Klotchko
Canada
Kletchko
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Academy of Science
Soviet Academy of Organic Chemistry
Montreal
Klotchko
Soviet Union
Alan D. Westland
University of Ottawa
Krotchko
Westland
Ins
Civilians Fire At Guard Unit Training at Camp A. P. Hill
Two civilians fired at four Maryland National Guard soldiers during mortar range training at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia. No injuries were reported. The shooter group fled in a car after aiming at 2nd Lt. Robert B. Houser Jr. and a ground observer while other guardsmen, including Sgt. James E. Moore and Spec. 4 John D. Downey, stood nearby. The incident occurred about 100 yards from Poorhouse Corner on a state road during a two company Frederick-area training period.
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Camp
A. P. Hill
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Robert B. Houser Jr
Silver Spring
Houser
James E. Moore
Factory Corn Shows Signs Of Good Crop In Maryland
J O Niel Jenkins of Jenkins Brothers canning reports early factory corn near peak harvest with high yield and quality. He notes heavy crop requires two ten hour shifts at Frederick and Gaithersburg plants and could run at high pace for two weeks. Second crop expected mid September. timely rains could save the late crop going into the ear stage. Harvest shifts mix hand and mechanical pickers as the plant will switch to string beans after corn.
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J. O'Neil Jenkins
Jenkins Brothers Canning Factories
Jenkins
Frederick and Gaithersburg
Frost Jenkins
Storm Wrecks Opera Set in Verona
A powerful windstorm struck Verona during Bizet’s Carmen causing the cardboard city set to collapse. One Italian singer was injured, a Swiss tourist died of a heart attack in an ambulance, and about 5 000 spectators fled in panic as the stage building fronts ripped loose.
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Verona
Italy
Seville
Bizet
Carmen
Roma Arena
Franco Corelli
Giulietta Simionato
Reds Urge Youths To Join Army In East Germany
East Germany's Communist leadership called 1.7 million youth members to volunteer for the army. Dawn meetings urged actions with instructions to headquarters. Young World declared The Fatherland calls Protect the Socialist republic. Five police defectors slipped into West Berlin amid mass border tensions.
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Berlin
East Germany
Red Youth Organization
Junge Well
Young World
East German People’s Police
East Berlin
West Berlin
Castro Promises Cuban Literacy Drive Outpaces Aid Plan
Fidel Castro claimed Cuba can achieve in one year what Kennedy's Alliance for Progress seeks a decade to accomplish in Latin America. He cited a literacy campaign mobilizing 30,000 workers alongside teachers and students, aiming to reduce illiteracy from over one million.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Latin American
Cuba
Castro
Cuban Confederation of Workers
Western powers protest Berlin barricades as illegal
The United States Britain and France delivered identical notes to the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow and publicly in Paris London and Washington denouncing the Berlin border closure as a flagrant violation of four power status. They urged the Soviet government to end the measures and stressed Berlin should remain under four power control with free travel.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Moscow
Paris
London
East Berlin
East Germany
U.S
State Department
Lincoln White
Uss.r
White
Soviet Union
Dillon Guevara Clash Over Alliance for Progress Pact
In Punta del Este the 20 nation Inter-American Conference closes with Cuba absent as the United States and Latin American states approve Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress charter. Dillon and Guevara trade bitter words over Cuba’s revolution as the plan promises ten years of aid to narrow Latin America’s poverty gap.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
U.S. Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Ernesto Guevara
United States
Guevara
America
Dillon
U.S
Fidel Castro
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Charles H. Fitez
Thurmont Farm
Nel
Nick Yinger
Carrollton
Maplewood
Ice
West South Streets
Pnate
East South Street
Reds
Commie
East Ger
JFK
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Germany
Big 3
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