State Prison Plan for 1000 Capacity Near Linganore High School
The Maryland Board of Corrections plans a 1000 prisoner medium security complex on a 300 acre farm near Linganore High School in Liberty District. Superintendent James M. Curran cites proximity to Baltimore, remoteness, and land price as factors. A 55,000 to 60,000 dollar land estimate was given with 200 staff expected. The option runs nine days and awaits Board of Public Works approval.
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Maryland Board of Correction 5
Linganore High School
Central
James M. Curran
Charles T. Smith
Maryland
Baltimore
Curran
Frederick County
Sanford Bates
Bates
Washington County
Jessups
House of Correction
Patuxent Institution
Maryland Reformatory For Women
Br. Curran
Board of Pubic Works
Two Dead On Carrier Waspa Fire At Quonset Point
USS Waspa hanger compartment explosion during antisubmarine maneuvers off Virginia coast kills Lt. Jim Hagan of Marianna Florida and Aviation Apprentice Donald H. Trask of Keene New Hampshire. About 20 sailors injured as fire in hangar area is brought under control after 50 minutes with four destroyers aiding.
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Quonset Point
Wasp
Virginia
Gutniz
D.g
Jim Frank Hagan
Marianna
Fla
Donald Howard ‘Trask
Keene
X.H
House Bill Ends Equal Time Requirement
AP reports the House passed a bill to end the equal time requirement for radio and TV news broadcasts. It would exempt incidental appearances of a candidate on bona fide newscasts or on the spot news coverage from the rule, shifting the balance of candidate access in broadcasts.
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Washington
House
Mathias Questions Prison School Proximity as Neighbor
Frederick County Delegate Mathias questions the plan to place a state prison near a proposed Frederick County school. He asks Governor Tawes to explain the rationale for locating the institutions in close proximity and urges action if coordination between state departments is lacking. The letter emphasizes state interest and coordination concerns.
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Frederick County
House Board of Education
Frederick Conn
Charles
McC. Mathias Jr
iMillard Tawes
Mathias
Reetional Instituton
Maryland
Frederick hospital nurses graduate with homecoming events
Six graduates of Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will be honored at Elm Street School on Sunday afternoon. A homecoming program, buffet luncheon, and fashion show are planned by the Nurses Alumnae. Dr. Theodore H. Wilson will speak at the graduation exercises.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Elm Street
Good Shepard
Lutheran Church
Carroll L. Boyer
Georgianna Houck Simmons
C Lass
Frederick
Aj Dance
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Mary Doll Collins
Danc ‘Ing
Condoria Quinett
Theodore H. Wilson
Arlene Xi
Ahn
Sally Ann Crawford
Mt. Olivet
Yvonne’ Marie Fogle
RFD
Belew Frances Dougherty
Knoxville
Barbara Elizabeth Staley
East Eighth Street
Maureen M. Israel
Delaware Road
Betty Rusherman Amos
Marion Biggs
Rebekah Derr Schaeffer
Anne Elgin Barnett
Cecilia Fair Lambert
Betty Grimes Weber
Fare Grimes Biggs
Ruth Jones Stull
Daiss Marker Travers
Rita Simon Gordon
Temperature Break From Heat Wave Briefly As 89 Degree High
After five days with highs above 90 and a peak of 95, the thermometer failed to reach 90 Tuesday, dipping to 89 with a low of 71. Rainfall remains heavy at 44.55 inches for the month, and August stays 0.53 inch above normal. The Weather Bureau forecaster cautions a return to hot conditions ahead.
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U. S
Flyers Warned Of High Tension Line
Potomac Edison officials urge pilots in the Brunswick area to add precautions near the Potomac River crossing of a new 132 000 volt line under construction from Millville to Frederick. The structure rises about 60 feet above the river and could pose a hazard to aircraft flying low in the area near Lander's Landing.
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Brunswick
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac River
Millville
Frederick
Potomac
Lander
Acid Thrown at Congressman Thompson in New Jersey
Rep Frank Thompson of New Jersey was sprayed with acid from a passing car as he drove to his office. He sustained a burn on his arm the size of a dime and reacted by raising his arm to shield his face. Fellow lawmaker Stewart Udall, a close friend, said Thompson described the incident to him and others.
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Washington
APY
Congressional Associates
Frank Thompson
D-Nj
Hompson
Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
Thompson
New Jersey
Udall
Three From Area Lose Licenses
The Department of Motor Vehicles reports that three area drivers have penalties issued on their licenses. George W. Sommers of Myersville had his license revoked. Leslie Perrs Foreman of Clarksburg and David Vincent Mullinix of Mt. Airy had suspensions. Foreman for 15 days and Mullinix for one month. Meanwhile heavy penalties were handed to two youths in a Chicago incident and a Montanan loud event.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
George W. Sommers
RFD
Myersville
Leslie Perrs Foreman
Clarksburg
David Vincent Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Foreman
Mullinix
License Revoked for Brown P. Buchanan by DMV
Driver license of Brown P. Buchanan alias Mr. Airy has been revoked effective August 18 according to a Department of Motor Vehicles release. Also reports light conditions on rivers with Monocacy at Buckeystown Dam and Potomac at Harpers Ferry and Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry listed as cloudy or jcloudy.
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Brown P. Buchanan
Airy
Department of Motor Vehicles
Buckeystown Dam
Sanday
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Cloudy
Shenandoah
Baptists Buy City Property for Educational Expansion
The First Baptist church purchased a brick house at 213 Dill Avenue from Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Culler for about 15000 dollars to remodel into intermediate education facilities. Remodeling aimed to start in September with use planned by October 4 as space is urgently needed after membership growth. The church already enlarged facilities four years earlier at 219 Dill Avenue and will relocate the intermediates here while juniors remain in the church.
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The
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Lloyd C. Culler
Carlton Winter
Robert E. Woodward
Winters
To Resume Resurfacing on West Fifth Street
Assistant City Engineer Gaither Sykes announced resurfacing of West Fifth Street will resume Monday after heavy rains halted work for emergency projects. Removal of rail lines and rebuilding from North Bentz Street to North Market Street will proceed, with necessary detours during construction per the agreement with Potomac Editson Company and the city of Frederick.
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West Fifth Street
Gaither Sykes
Sykes
Fifth Street
North Bentz Street
North Market Street
Potomac Editson Company
City of
Frederick
Three Capitalists Quizzed By Soviets at Expo
MOSCOW AP Three real life capitalists appeared before Russian crowds at the American exposition. Lynn L. Bollinger of Ivorwood Massachusetts E M Black and Richard Karasik of New York were introduced. Bollinger spent two 20 minute sessions answering questions about his 180 workers at Helio Aircraft Corp. The Qs were playful and Bollinger answered in kind.
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Moscow
Lynn L. Bollinger
Ivorwood
Mass
E. M. Black
Richard Karasik
New York
Bollinger
Helio Aircraft Corp
Bollingers
Computer To Aid Blind Built By Box Of 16
A device in San Francisco translates typewriter strokes into braille via a box of surplus parts. David E Milne of San Diego, 12, built it in two and a half years for his younger brother Steve who has limited vision. The gadget is displayed at the electronics convention.
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San Francisco
ACP
David E. Milne
San Diego
Calif
Steve
Missing Boy George Fraley Feared Lost Near Mt Airy
A 13 year old ward of the Children's Aid Society is being sought after leaving the Cainctin Furnace area farm home of Lawrence Dotson near Mt. Airy around 5 30 Tuesday evening. The boy is George Fraley son of Mrs George Fraley. The search continues as authorities report no solid sighting.
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Children’s Aid Soc
George Fraley
Mrrs
Cainctin Furnace
Lawrence Dotson
Mt. Airy
Niagara Falls: Woman Drives to Edge and Falls to River
A 49 year old Buffalo woman Helen Gorski crawled to the brink at Prospect Point late Tuesday and plunged headfirst into Niagara Falls as about 200 honeymooners and tourists watched. Police say it appears to be a premeditated death. Her body was found on a ledge about 20 feet below after the fall and recovery teams retrieved her remains. The seizure of a purse pager helped identify her.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Prospect Point
American Falls
Helen Gorski
Buffalo
Eisenhower Faces Bill Raising Veterans Pensions
President Eisenhower weighs a bill to raise veterans pension benefits by ten billion dollars over 46 years. The Senate approved and the House followed with large margins, despite administration opposition, covering pensions for veterans with nonservice connected disabilities and their dependents.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Senaté
House
Eisenhower and Macmillan to appear on TV radio broadcast
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will join a radio TV broadcast from No 10 Downing Street the evening of August 21 for a 15 to 20 minute informal talk. The White House noted the event precedes a dinner Macmillan hosts for Eisenhower. Prince Philip will meet Eisenhower on arrival at Aberdeen August 28 and accompany him to Balmoral for lunch with Queen Elizabeth II.
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Getsysburg
Eisenhower
Harold Mamillan
Itv
White House
Dar
James C. Hagerty
No. 10
Downing St
London
Macmillan
Hagerty
Prince
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Aberdeen
Balmoral
Queen Elizabeth II
Legislature Warns of Fat Maryland State Surplus
Maryland Fiscal Research Bureau director Johan S. Shriver told the Legislature's Taxation and Fiscal Matters Committee that the state fat surplus could require new taxes by 1961 if spending trends persist. He cited general fund expenses rising about 17 million dollars annually while revenues grow roughly 10 million.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Johan S. Shriver
Fiscal Research Bureau
Shriver
Legislatre Counci
Committee On
Escapee William Allen Hadel Captured in Ellicott City
State Police report William Allen Hadel of Sykesville, age 1, who fled Howard County jail last night at 9 19 was caught at 8 45 this morning at his grandmother’s home near Marnottsville. Corpral John M Worgan Trooper Charles F Smith and Trooper Thomas C Langdon from Randallstown barracks arrested him. He was not armed and offered no resistance.
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Wiliam Allen Hadel HI
Sykesville
Howard County
Ellicott City
Hadel
John M. Worgan
Charles F. Smith
Thomas C. Langdon
Randallstown
Marnottsville
Organzier Cells Speed Wound Healing At Maryland
Maryland scientists describe a method using organizer cells or fibroblasts to speed wound closure. Injecting NADG stimulating chemicals into wound edges accelerates tissue repair, forming a new flesh bridge. Animal experiments support the approach with potential human application noted.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
Beverly L. Reynolds
Theodore F. Leveque
Robert
W- Buxton
University
School of Medicine
Maryland
West Virginia Publisher Frances Stubblefield Dies at 66
Frances Osden Stubblefield 66 longtime West Virginia newspaper publisher and Republican national committeewoman died in Charleston after hospital admission cause believed heart attack. She headed News Publishing Co of Wheeling operator of the Ogden chain with Intelligencer News Register and papers in Parkersburg Fairmont Martinsburg Welch Point Pleasant Elkview Williamson.
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Charleston
W. Va
Apy
Frances Osden Stubblefield
Republican National
Parkersburg
Fairlmont
Martinsburg
Welch
Point Pleasant
Elkline
Williamson
Police hold two after phone robbery on Route 40
State Police detained two out of state men James Milton McCloud and Charles Wilmer Dudding after a pay telephone booth at New Market was entered and money taken. Found with change and damaged phone parts in their car, charges are being prepared as they were reportedly seeking work.
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New Market
James Milton McCloud
Charlotte
N.C
Charles Wilmer Dudding
Princeton
W. Va
Randallstown Barricks
Charles S. Smith
Mt. Airy
Harry J. Frost
H. L. ‘Basore
Frost
Mt Airy
Route 40
Smith
Exchange Club Carnival at Frederick Shopping Center
An escapee from East Germany, Rudi Klasson, features in Beam's Carnival now through Saturday at Frederick Shopping Center. The show includes a wall of death motorcycle ride, ten children's rides, a midway and circus side show. Sponsored by Exchange Club of Frederick. profits aid Enchante Club charities. Max Kehne and Charles Zambito represent the club.
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East Germany
Beam
Frederick
Rudi Klasson
Europe
America
Merle A. Beam
Windber High School
Pennsylvania
Fort Detrick
Exchanse Club of
Enchante Club
Max Kehne
Charles Zambito
Five Day Forecast From the Associated Press
Temperatures will average 5 to 8 degrees above normal with a mostly warmer period. Widely scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms are expected Friday to Monday totaling about a quarter inch. Daytime highs range from near 80 in the mountains to the mid 80s in the east. overnight lows mostly in the 50s except the mid 50s in higher terrain.
Quake Strikes Near Yellowstone Leaves Dozens Hurt
A major earthquake west of Yellowstone National Park shattered the Madison River valley injuring about 60 people with 27 in hospitals. Four fatalities were confirmed from one family and two others reported missing or swept away in a car avalanche. Rescue teams used jeeps and boats to reach marooned survivors as the Hebgen Dam area suffered shifts and a potential flood threat.
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Yellowstone
Mont
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
F. BR. Bennett
Couer D’alene
Idaho
Carole
Susan
Tom
Bennett
Thomas Stowe
Sandy
Utah
Stowe
Hspitals
Yellowstone Park
Hebgen Dam
Madison River Valley
Park
Afontana
British Columbia
Washington
Wyoming
Dakotas
Madison River
Jefferson
Gallatin
Three Forks
Mort
Missouri River
Robert Bennett
Cottonwood
Ariz
Civil Defense
X m
Montana Power Co
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North Courtstreet
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Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Bil
Ke and
Cal
Ney
rSgarry
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Bewes
U. of Md
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Exchange Club Shopping
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Santiago
Chile
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