Four Injured In Weekend Maryland 75 Crash
State Police report a Saturday evening crash on Maryland 75 near Monrovia injured four people. Among the injured were five year old Lesa Zeidner, two year old Russell Zeidner, their mother Dorothy Zeidner, and Ruth Z Cooper wife of one driver. Driver Whitfield Wesley Wells faces charges after his northbound car skidded on a slippery road. The other car carried Joseph David Cooper and passengers. The wreck caused $900 in damages to the Cooper car and total loss to Wells’s vehicle. The Zeidners were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Ruth Z. Cooper
Chevy Chase
Joseph David Cooper
Maryland
Whitfield Welsey Wells
Frederick
Wells
Cooper
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mount Airy
Joseph Gallien
Auto Total
Gallen
W. L. Newcomer
William Henry Criss
Bethesda
Gaithersburg
A. G. Heddin
U. S 340
Feaga'ville
Polly Pack Rowley
Purcellville
Claude Franklin Culler
Route 14
U. S. 25
Biggs Ford Road
U. S. 15
Iisburg
Maryland 6
Emmitsburg
Fouryearold hurt in Route 1 crash near Biggs Ford Road
A fouryearold boy Leon Clay of Route 1 Thurmont suffered neck injuries in a Saturday evening crash at U S 15 and Biggs Ford Road during rain. He was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Two others, Dalton Naill and Wayne Naill, were injured in a separate Saturday night crash, with facial lacerations and missing teeth.
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Fountain Mills Road
Leon Clay
Route 1
Thurmont
U. S. 15
Biggs Ford Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dalton Naill
Westminster
Wayne A. Naill
New Windsor
Dems Pledge Higher Farm Aid At Des Moines Rally
Democratic campaigners Kennedy and Johnson promised substantial aid to farmers during a Des Moines stop. They blamed Republicans for farm troubles and urged Nixon to share responsibility. Kennedy outlined policies to raise income by about 25 percent, aiming to lift annual farm earnings toward three billion dollars.
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Iowa
Kennedy
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Protesters Arrested After Delhi Temple Demonstration
Police in New Delhi arrested 127 Sikhs leaving a temple during a Sunday protest before Prime Minister Nehru's home. The march pressed a demand for a separate Punjabi-speaking province and a distinct Sikh state amid rising agitation.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
190000 To Benefit From Wage Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a minimum wage bill that would raise about 190000 Maryland and Virginia workers’ pay by roughly 50 million dollars in 1961. The AFL-CIO estimates boosts to 1.15 for many covered and 1.00 for others, with goal of 1.25 later.
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Senate
Maryland
Virginia
Afl-Cio
John F. Kennedy
Massachus
Otts
Powers May Get Credit For Behavior
Moscow reports that Francis Gary Powers could be moved from a prison cell to a prison colony within a year for good behavior. Powers, the U2 pilot shot down over the Soviet Union, was convicted of espionage and sentenced to 10 years with the first three years in prison. His Soviet lawyer says transfers under regional prison controls could reduce terms, with monthly visits possible for his wife Barbara and more frequent visits after a colony transfer.
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Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Soviet Union
Mukhal Grimov
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