Gun Duel Ends With Two Shot
Two boys were shot in a late Friday incident on South Bentz street as a 20 year old and a 1 year old suffered bullet wounds. Benjamin Franklin Jr. of New London faces assault with intent to kill, assault and battery, and carrying a deadly weapon with a $3,000 bond. Reginald Snowden Jr. and George Willis were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police say Franklin fired after Snowden allegedly approached with a pistol.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Franklin Jr
New London
Paul Mossburg
Samuel W. Barrick
Reginald Snowden, Jr
New Market
Franklin
George Willis
Harvey Willis
All Saints Street
William P. Larkin
American Legion
South Bentz Street
Willis
South Bentz
Larkin Post
Snowden
All Saints
Bentz Street
Sai Snowden
Mossburg
C. HR. Maury
Gas House Pike
Col
Young Willis
Jordan Opens Door to Resuming Relations with UAR
Prime Minister Samir Rifai signaled Jordan would consider resuming diplomatic ties with the United Arab Republic if President Nasser initiates. He offered to meet Nasser amid Jordan’s accusations of Nasser’s attempts to overthrow its government and assassinate King Hussein. Signals of thaw followed in talks with the Arab League and hopes for reopening the Jordan Syria border.
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Amalan
Jordan
Preimier Samir Rifai
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Rifai
Hus ‘Sein
Arab League
Syria
Rites Monday For Minister Died Thursday
Funeral services for Rev Emmete Rigdon Spencer longtime Baltimore Methodist treasurer will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Walbrook Methodist Church Baltimore He died Thursday night at his home on Walbrook Avenue after a long career serving 13 churches in and near Baltimore and the Conference He is survived by his wife two sons a sister and four grandchildren with services led by Rev Adam Grim at Walbrook Church Strong Funeral Home handles arrangements
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Emmette Rigdon Spencer
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
Walbrook Methodist Church
West North Avenue
Spencer
Walbrook Avenue
Abingdon
North Charles Street
Roland Avenue
Ellicott City
Lafayette Avenue
Strawbridge
Sparrows Point
Harford Avenue
Ward's Chapel
Philip Spencer
Philadelphia
Star stand-in fazia My Fair Lady Eliza Doolittle take
London AP A midweek chorus girl Tonia Lee stepped in for six hours notice when Julie Andrews was stricken with tonsillitis. The 24 year old played Eliza Doolittle opposite Rex Harrison without rehearsals and earned strong notices for her performance in the hit musical.
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London
Tonia Lee
Julie Andrews
Miss Andrews
Miss Lee
Rex Harrison
Eliza Doolittie
Governors At NG Camp Honor Governors At Camp
Governors Theodore R McKeldin Cecil Underwood and J Lindsay Almond attended a parade at the 29th Infantry National Guard Division encampment in Indi antown Gap Pa The governors and dignitaries watched the troops during Governors Day an annual event marking the midpoint of the two week summer training camp Maj Gen William C Purnell of Baltimore hosted a luncheon for the governors and guests
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Indiamtown Gap
29Th Infantry National Guard
Commonwealths
Marshand
Virginia
West Virginaa
Instal
Potomac
Emmsvwick
Goxs
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
William C. Purnell
Baltimore
Eisenhower Signs 39.6B Defense Bill Amid Criticism
President Eisenhower signed the defense appropriation of 39.6 billion dollars. He complained Congress gave him more than he wanted and opposed mandatory reserve floors. The measure funds 2.58 million personnel and reserves, with the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marines allocations and potential impoundment issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Chet Holifield
D National Guard
Calif
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress Moves To End Session Amid Housing Aid Row
Washington AP dispatch says Congress races to adjourn the second session of the 85th Congress after an eight month run. Debates loom over the national debt limit federal aid to education renegotiation of defense contracts and retired railroad workers payments. A last minute push seeks a trimmed 800 million federal housing and community facilities bill amid Eisenhower administration objections.
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Washington
Congress
John Sparkman
D-Ala
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Jaan Reate
Supreme Court Action On Little Rock Integration Favored
Washington AP reports Justice Whittaker may issue an order to remove legal barriers to immediate reentry of Negro pupils at Central High, a central issue in ongoing racial integration debates. Senate and House battles over a 34 billion dollar foreign aid bill continue, with plans for amendments and possible delays as debates proceed.
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Washington
Suday
Whittaker
Charlesi
Central High
Bteyive Rey
Ing
Senate
Sen
Allen J. Ellawen
Wouter
Wuu ME Marcus Lender
D-La
House
Highth
Arkansas
Los Angeles
Thurgood Marshall
New York
NAACP
Supreme Court
Edmund P. Cullinan
American Bar Assu
Coast
Marshall
Ogden
Utah
U.S. District
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Ark
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Lemley
Court of Appeals
Little Rock
High Court
al Uadis
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
4H Girls Tour City and State Fair Prep
100 4 H Girls will tour city sites on Tuesday meeting at Winchester Hall at nine. They will visit the Airport Weather Station Baker Park and the Frederick County Historical Society House and jail then travel by bus to continue an annual summer program. Next week many will compete at the Timonium State Fair including demonstrators who won district titles in Hagerstown.
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Timonium State Fair
Frederick County
Rip van Winkle
Sleepy Hollow
Oss
Baker Park
Frederick County Historical Society
East South Street
Lancaster
Janet Hobbs
Winchester Hall
Xeek
Hagerstown
Proposals for worldwide nuclear test talks area headway
Washington officials predicted Russia would accept President Eisenhower's proposal to begin negotiations October 31 on a global system to ban nuclear tests. Eisenhower offered to suspend U.S. tests for a year and sought a continued Soviet halt. News noted Russian broadcasts reported the proposal with no comment.
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Senate
Fed
Britain
Geneva
Eisenhower
Byrd
U.S
Congress
Washington
Ameri Jan
Russia
Eiserhower
Kremlin
New York
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Radio Moscow
Tassnet
Strikes Idle Workers Parade Through Auto Plants
DETROIT AP disputes over overtime and grievance procedures sparked auto industry strikes that idled about 5,500 workers across six plants in three states, with two settlements. Unsettled walkouts hit Chrysler Detroit and Twinsburg Ohio plants, Ford Chicago Heights Illinois, and GM Buick engine Flint Michigan, risking 1955 production. UAW feuds, cost of living allowances, and expired contracts fueled tensions.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Gis Fisher
Mansfeld
Ohio
Gms Packard Electric
Warren
UAW
Buick
Flint
Mich
Edward T. Ragsdale
GAW
Corporation
Twinsburg
Chicago Heights
Til
Senate approves 288 billion debt bill after delay
The measure, passed 57 to 20 after a two hour stall by Senator George W. Malone who attacked what he called Americas move to support the world. Senator Harry F. Byrd noted the debt ceiling rise is needed as the government faces a 12 billion dollar deficit this year.
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Senate
Thhe House
George W. Malone
New
America
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Autumnlike chill sweeps broad U.S. with hot South
An autumnlike chill spans the northern Plains to New England while the South basks in heat and humidity. Temperatures dip into 50s and 60s with some 40s in the Great Lakes, while the Desert Southwest hits 90s to 100s. Scattered thundershowers affect the midcontinent, Rockies, Mississippi Valley, and coastal Northwest as the damp pattern moves eastward.
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Associated Press
Plains
New England
Kansas
Virginia
Great Lakes
Southland
Jwest
Atlantic
Far West
Pacific
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi
Valley
Pacific ‘Northwest
Mississippi Valley
mid-Mississippi Valley
Arizona
Japanese ships visit Pearl Harbor then depart for Seattle
Six Japanese warships, the first to visit the U S mainland and Canada since before World War II, left Pearl Harbor for Seattle Friday after tying up for three days. Crewmen spent a busy time sightseeing during the stop.
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Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
U.S Mainland
Canada
Seattle
Condition of Mrs Dixon in fair at Frederick Memorial
The condition of Mrs William Grover Dixon of near Doubs who suffered a gunshot wound on Wednesday is reported as fair at Frederick Memorial Hospital today.
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William Grover Dixon
Near Doubs
Fred|derick Memorial Hospital
Strike Perils New Wheat
The strike of elevator workers has shut grain handling plants in Minneapolis and at Lake Superior terminals, threatening multimillion dollar losses to farmers and shippers, according to the Minneapolis Grain Commission Merchants Assn in a Friday night advisory.
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Minneapolis
Lake Superior
Minneapolis Grain, Commission Merchants Assn
Kennedy frames terror plots as interstate conspiracy
Washington Senator John F Kennedy charged that terrorists operate as an organized unit behind 47 bombings in civil rights disputes. He called for FBI investigative power and introduced two bills though passage seemed unlikely in the final 1958 session. In Dallas, Ben Henderson lost four rare pennies after pigeons stole them from a window sill.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
FBI
Justice Department
Dallas, Tex
Ben Henderson
Cain
Business Continues Recovery Amid Inflation Fears
New York AP reports mild economic rebound with gains in steel production freight carloadings and electric power output reaching a record. July take home pay hit a high while the CPI rose to 123.9, triggering concerns over dollar erosion. Federal Reserve tightened slightly and Dallas raised its discount rate to 2 percent as part of inflation control. Auto output fell to a 10 month low as 1959 models rolled in. Stock activity showed 12,270,245 shares traded.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Eisenhower
Detroit
Volkswagen
Sperry-Rand
Air Force
Universal Match Co
Bergen Welcomes Atomic Sub Skate Visit to Oslo
Bergen, Norway greets the USS Skate with an army band and navy detachment as it lands after crossing the North Pole. Denmark barred Copenhagen from hosting the submarine amid fears of collision. Rear Adm. Hyman Rickover defends safety while Norway plans Oslo calls for two days with Norwegian officials.
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Bergen
Norway
Britain
Denmark
U.S
Hyman Rickover
Copenhagen
Navy
North Pole
Defense
Nils Handal
Adm
P. J. £. Jacobsen
Oslo
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Albert Cole
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Nine-Manit Tivtek
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U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Norfolk
Walter E. Hoffman
Yeading
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Cairo (Ap
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Ofvakia
Cairo
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Egypt
Middle East News Agency
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Enterprise
Brooklyn Bridge
William Halsey
Kearney
Skunk
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