Indiantown Gap Formally Welcomes 29th Infantry Division
More than 8,000 men of the 29th Infantry Division National Guard arrived Sunday in convoys from home armories in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. After religious services the troops prepared camps and began summer training led by Major General William Purnell of Baltimore. Continental Army Command chief General Bruce C. Clarke is slated to inspect Monday. The initial week closes with a division review Saturday honoring Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin Virginia Governor Lindsay Almond Jr. and West Virginia Governor Cecil H. Underwood on the reviewing stand.
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29Th Infantry Division
National Guard
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Wiliam Purnell
Baltimore
Bruce C. Clark
Continental Army Command
Tiree States
Theodore R.mecheldin
Lindsay Almond Jr
Cecil H. Underwood
Historic Church To Be Preserved At Lewistown
The Mount Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church trustees voted to convey lands to the Lewistown Cemetery Association to save the red brick church from razing. The site will become a chapel for funeral services and civic meetings under restrictions not to be used for regular church worship or school services. Edwin F. Nikirk advised the board.
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William Sterbinsky dies after heart attack on U S 15
William S. Sterbinsky 66, a Mt St Marys and St Josephs College music professor, died Saturday afternoon when stricken while driving on U S 15 between Emmitsburg and Gettysburg. He stopped his car to avoid an accident and died en route to care. He leaves a wife and several children, a sister in New York, and two nieces in Connecticut, with funeral arrangements announced.
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Anna Vakal Sterbinsky
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Fort Detrick
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Alice G. Dukehart Sterbinsky
Red
Lester Boyer
Frederick
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Baltimore
Katherine Hjordt
New York
Helen Breen
Gazzella Barrow
Connecticut
Len Hall Withdraws From New York Governor Bid
Len Hall withdrew Sunday as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of New York. Hall, a former GOP national chairman, said he was a realist and would not pursue the campaign further. He had claimed about 300 pledged votes for the state convention in Rochester, leaving Rockefeller, Murtaugh, and Williams as the remaining contenders. Hall announced his candidacy June 2. One-quarter of the earth's surface is desert or semi-arid.
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Paul W. Williams
Averell Harriman
Critical Of Toothpaste Advertising
Washington AP. A House committee urged FTC to curb false toothpaste ads and deceptive tranquilizer promotions. It urged proof of claims, urged industry conferences to craft advertising codes, and cited $25 million spent in 1957 on top toothpaste brands. Experts questioned any proven merit of toothpaste claims beyond aid.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Jobs A. Bilatnukin Minn
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Nantucket air crash survivors and hospital updates
Jilted survivors remained at Nantucket Cottage Hospital where dull toothbrushes and basic cleanliness were noted amid the fire disaster. Twelve injured passengers were transported, including Barbara Femermar of Brooklyn in critical but improving condition. Civil Aeronautics Board investigated the wreckage while weather messages to the plane went unanswered before the crash near the airport approach.
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Thejmcket Cottage Hospital
Cindy Lou Young
Stucket
Jacqueline
John P. O'Dell
Elgin
Nantucket
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Slassachusetts General Hospital
Barbara Femermar
Brooklyn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph C. Fluet
New York
Alfred A. Lane
Northeast
Eleven Survive Air Crash Near Nantucket
Eleven survivors, including a 2 year old, were being treated in three Massachusetts hospitals after a Northeast Airlines Convair crashed near Nantucket in fog. Twenty three were killed, among them the pilot, copilot, and stewardess. The crash followed a Dutch KLM disaster two days earlier. Most victims were vacationers from New York, including Gordon Dean, 52, former AEC chairman.
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Mass
New
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
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