Man Gored by Bull at Point of Rocks Farm
George Hanes, a C. Milton Fry Jr. employee, was seriously injured Saturday at the Fry farm near Adamstown after entering a 2000 pound Holstein bull’s pen to drive the animal. Fry leaped in, struck the bull with a hammer, and aided Hanes who was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. surgery followed and he was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Barbara Powers Seeks Direct Appeal to Khrushchev
Barbara Powers announced plans to appeal directly to Premier Khrushchev for clemency for her husband Francis Gary Powers. Her attorney said she chose this path to avoid delays awaiting Brezhnev's decision. Powers, 25, is serving a ten year detention for espionage in the Soviet Union.
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Five Day Weather Forecast Scattered showers and heat
The Associated Press reports scattered showers and thunder showers Thursday and Friday with about half an inch total. Temperatures vary little day to day, averaging around five degrees above normal. Normal highs range from 77 in Western Maryland to the mid 80s in the east, and early morning lows span from the low 50s in Western Maryland to the low 90s in the east.
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Fire marshal reports progress at Montevue home improvements
State fire marshal's office praised progress at Montevue on fire hazard measures after an Aug 3 inspection. 97 guests, 38 men and 39 women, were safely evacuated in 17 minutes. Improvements include a new power house wiring by a contractor, standpipe hose placements, kitchen renovation, a new elevator, and plans to remove the attic floor. roofing work by Thurmont Construction will finish by fall.
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Dismantling Of Bridge Begins In City
Work started today on tearing down the Carroll street bridge to make way for a new steel and concrete structure. The 100 year old landmark, built around the Civil War era, will be removed as two-way traffic returns to nearby streets during construction. The project, awarded to T Edgie Russell for 59 96L, includes a 60 by 40 foot new span over Carroll Creek and street improvements from East All Saints to East Patrick. Meanwhile foreign minister Chen Yi arrives in Kabul for Afghan independence celebrations marking the 1916 treaty end of British influence.
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East All Saints Street
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All Saints Street
Kabul
Afghanistan
Chen Yi
China
Brook Hall Church Plans Unveiled
Brook Hill Methodist church unveiled architect plans for a new educational building and church addition in Yellow Springs. The two story complex will cost about 75 000 for the first building with classrooms on ground floor and worship space for about 225 on the second. A land purchase of five acres at Indian Springs and Old Receiver roads supports the move from Seventh street pike. Funds are being raised under C Roger Eyler and Connie Mack Cannon with aim to start spring construction. Architect A Hensel Fink of Philadelphia presented exterior and floor plans.
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Yellow Springs
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Connie Mack Cannon
James F. Bellamy
Cannon
A. Hensel Fink
Philadelphia
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Metropolitan Methodist Church
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Washington
Brook Hill Church
Seventh Street Pike
Endorsed Congo mission amid Rules stalemate in Congress
The UN backs Hammarskjold while in Washington the House Rules Committee remains gridlocked on a school aid bill. Democrats blame Republicans for the stalemate as mediation chances fade. If unbroken, the impasse could push adjournment and stalled medical and minimum wage bills.
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Local CAP Searches for Missing Plane Near Roanoke
Croi Arr Patrol members were alerted to search for a missing Cessna 182 since Sunday. Pilot Henry J. Griffing, 11, from Oklahoma, was with his wife and two children and had not filed flight plans. The CAP planned area checks from the Western border east toward Roanoke, Va., with hope dimming per Associated Press reports.
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Associated Press
Congressional Action Seen By Both Houses
Congress moved to a cleanup session with both presidential contenders present after a busy weekend. Kennedy and Johnson campaigned in the Midwest for farm parity while Nixon and Lodge remained off the front line. The House debated radio TV debates while the Senate weighed medical care for the aged. Truman and Kennedy reached a public reconciliation in Independence, Missouri. Byrd and Thurmond withheld endorsement of the Democratic ticket.
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Detachment Soldier Hospitalized After Apparent Suicide Attempt
Spc. 5 Thomas J. Stephens Jr., 36, of Fort Detrick, reportedly slashed his throat and wrists with a razor at the company bar racks. Found early Sunday morning, he was treated at Fort Detrick Hospital and later transferred to Walter Reed General Hospital. Provost Marshal's Office investigates as condition listed non serious. Stephens listed East Sparta, Ohio, as next of kin. River conditions note mud in Monocacy at Buckerstown and clouded Potomac at Point of Rocks.
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Fire Sweeps Rowhouse Killing Two Children
Baltimore authorities investigate a midnight rowhouse blaze that killed two children Beverly Newbill and Sheila Newbill aged 11 and 9 and left a woman Ernestine Newhill dead from head and chest injuries. A 43 year old man is in questioning and traces of gasoline were found after a quarrel with a woman in the home. Grandfather Edgar Newbill remains in critical condition from burns as police say about a dozen relatives lived in the three story building on the northeast outskirts of downtown.
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Accuses Reds Of Stalling On Talks
In Geneva the United States accused the Soviet Union of hampering deadlocked three power nuclear test ban talks resuming after a five week recess following the 24th session. The Soviet reply labeled the militarists as blockers, while the U S delegate David H. Popper said Soviet demands hinder progress on effective international control and land inspection.
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UN Security Council backs Hammarskjold in Congo aid plan
The UN Security Council endorsed Dag Hammarskjold policy of neutral aid to Congo. It rejected Lumumba's demand for U N control of the Congo force and dismissed Soviet criticisms. A proposed Asian African overloard was withdrawn as no votes came. The Congo’s broader status remains pending General Assembly action.
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