Disturbed Campers Arrested After Park Disturbances
State and City Police trapped a drunken group of seven Mountaindale men plus one city resident for disorderly conduct after campers complained of nightly disturbances at Fishing Creek Park. Arrests followed a coordinated stakeout with officers from both police and state troopers. A magistrate’s court trial is scheduled for tonight at 7.
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Fishing Creek Park
Mountaindale
James William Barthlow
Charles Eutah Fultz
Kenneth Eugene Stull
Clarence Robert Rice
Maurice LeRoy Gilbert
George Edward Baker Jr
Charles Richard Cramer
L. C. Clark
Th. Clark
City Police Force
Tfe. Clark
A. Norman Dietz
Col
William Boost
City Police
Vrial
Magistrate’s Court
Bumper Crops Are Assured
Maryland farmers face a bumper harvest as the Crop Reporting Service notes ample rains and generous moisture. Wheat at 47 million bushels, 32 percent above last year. hay 763000 tons, up 30 percent and record. Tobacco yields strong but small acreage may limit output. corn at 28 million bushels, near 1956 record. Pasture conditions at Aug 1 best in over a decade. Aluminum?
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College Park
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Maryland
Marrland
Daisy Becomes Real Hurricane Near Florida Coast
Tropical storm Daisy strengthened into a hurricane with top winds around 85 mph. Florida, Georgia, and Carolinas coast residents were urged to monitor advisories as Daisy remains offshore and may move northward. Center of the storm was about 280 miles east of Palm Beach with hurricane winds extending outward up to 36 miles.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Palm Beach
Winds Hit South County Areas As Storm Ends
Strong winds and heavy rain affected parts of the south county last night with a 34 inch Sunday rainfall, scattered debris and a near-tornado report at Lord D. Nickens property on Flint Hill road. Oil tank sprayed oil is damaged. No major damage reported. Weather improves today with clearing and cooler nights ahead, Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler. Weekend readings showed 77 high 55 low Saturday and 74 high 63 Sunday.
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Nouth
Lord D. Nickens
Flint Hill
Nickens
Chhicken
Gambrill Park
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Sun‘aay
Flies Shed Germs Despite Birth Ties in Study
Bloomington report by University of Illinois zoologist Dr Bernard Greenberg shows house flies bred in filth shed disease-causing bacteria they carried at birth. He tracked bacteria levels through growth stages and presented findings at Indiana University during the American Institute of Biological Sciences meeting.
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Bloomington, Incl
University of Ilinois
Bernard Greenberg
Mlinois
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Indiana University
Nadler Becomes TV Quiz Show High Winner
New York AP Teddy Nadler, former civil service clerk, sets all time TV quiz record with 252000 dollars on The $64,000 Challenge surpassing Robert Strom’s prior 250000. Nadler reached 242500 earlier and added 8000 with an $8,000 answer before time expired. Mo returns next Sunday. Bartender Charged After Ocean City Incident.
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New York
Teddy Nedjer
U.S
Slerk
Nadler
Robert Strom
Cbs-Tv
Strom Io
Ocean City
Baltimore
US warns Red China over Quemoy Matsu clashes
Secretary Dulles signaled possible U S action if Communist China attacks Quemoy and Matsu as naval forces in the Far East brace for increased activity. Lawmakers Zablocki and Judd back the warning, tying it to a policy defending Formosa and nearby areas. The State Department gave no further details.
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Washington
House
State Dulles
China
U.S
Qucimuyang
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Dulles
Jfar East
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Defense Department
Formosa Straits
U.S. Tth
Far East
Eisenhower
Formosa
Zablocki
Matsu- Juddy
Thomas E. Jgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
Fatsu
Iasin- Ana Tha Mamet
Matsu Islands
State Department
Lake Ontario
Agricultural Fairs Key to Maryland Racing Future
Timonium Maryland AP State Racing Commission Chairman D Eldred Rinehart warned the fate of half mile racing in Maryland hinges on agricultural fairs survival. He cautioned against eliminating fairs and urged protecting benefits for farmers fruit growers and livestock breeders while noting racing revenues and longer daily programs could jeopardize the sport amid plans to unveil a 14 5 million grandstand at the State Fair grounds.
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Timonium
State Racing Commission
D. Eldred Rinehart
Maryland
Rinehart
State Fair Grounds
State Fair Board may revise mutuel revenue distribution
Maryland officials discuss changing mutuel take distribution to reassure the public fairs will improve. The board says any recommended legislation would aim to sustain and raise fair quality. The mutuel take, the total wagered on a track, is split between the State and track owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Governor's Day Parade Held at Indiantown Gap
About 8,000 members of the 29th National Guard Infantry Division returned to routine after a Governor's Day parade at Indiantown Gap Pa. The mid point review featured about 30 airplanes and an atomic bomb simulation mushroom cloud. Governors McKeldin Almond and Underwood attended receiving a 19 gun salute. Training continues through the week at the Harrisburg area camp.
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Indiantown Gap
29Th National Guard
Maryland
Virginia
West Virinia
Theodore R. McKeldin
J. Lindsay Almond Ofens
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Harrisburg
Maryland Delaware Five Day Forecast Weather Brief
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with showers late Wednesday or Thursday. Then cooler Friday and Saturday with a slight warm up mid week. Total precipitation about a quarter inch. Temperatures about 2 degrees below normal. Lows range from the 50s in western mountains to the 60s in the east. Afternoon highs from upper 70s to around 80s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Negro Youths Push Integration in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City AP report says Negro youths planned to resume efforts today to gain food service at downtown stores. Forty teens split into pairs, entered twenty white churches for morning services, and most were warmly received. The movement began last week when sixteen patrons entered Katz's Drugstore and were initially denied, then served after pressure. Kress department store also served them.
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Oklahoma City
Katz
Uinally
Kress’ Department Store
Court Delays Threaten Basic Rights Nationwide
Chief Justice Earl Warren warned that courts suffer interminable delays harming the basic legal rights of thousands and eroding constitutional government in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Earl Warren
United States
Five Swim Men Survive Potomac Boat Capsized Near Marshall Hall
Five men swam a mile to Maryland shore after their 14 foot outboard boat capsized in a Potomac River rainstorm near Marshall Hall. Richard Redmond of Alexandria led the first arrivals to shore to summon help as rescue boats from Potomac Heights Bolling Air Force Base and Mt. Vernon, Va., searched. The group included Thomas L. Meiklejohn Richard V. Palmer Harrison F. McConnell and Henry Davenport. Engine failures stalled another craft off Jones Point and two women plus five children were rescued from a 24 foot yacht Jean M by the Naval Gun Factory Catherine. The incident spurred calls for improved enforcement of justice as a central professional goal.
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Washington
Maryland
Marshall Hall
Potomac River
Richard Redmond
Alexandria
Potomac Heights
I Bolling Air Force Base
Mt.Vernon
Marshall Halls
Lee Redmond
Freese
it/Redmond
Ritchie Vernon
Thomas L. Meiklejohn
Arlington
Richard V. Palmer
Harrison F. McConnell
Cl Henry Davenport
Charles Town
IV. Va
Jones Point
Potomac
Catherine
Naval Gun
Jean M
Coast Guard
High Court To Take Up School Case
Formosa dispatch reports the Sino Communist air and sea onslaught against Quemoy and Tungting while the US moves fleets to precautionary posture. Nationalists claim several clashes with Red gunboats and torpedo boats. Casualties include dozens of soldiers and civilians amid the largest prewar bombardment. United States and Nationalist forces announce joint exercises and allied defense commitments in the Formosa Strait area.
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Taipei
Formosa
Washington
Preme Court
Quemoy
Chaung Kai-Shek
U.s.defense Department
7Th Fleet
Far East
Taiwan
U.S. Navy
United States
Pescadore Islands
Eisenhower
Tungting
Defense Ministry
LST
J Ministry
Safeleer
Red Air Force
Red
Over 1 000 Bikes Inspected By City Police Project
City police report 1 105 bicycles licensed and inspected so far in a statewide park area program. Inspections continue this week with Friday marking the end of the schedule at Culler Lake boat house and other sites including Washington Street School Civic Association Field House Linden Hills Thomas Playground and City Police Headquarters. Alternate dates are set for September 1 2 3 and 6 with a September 6 closing for those not yet inspected. Impounding set for uninspected bicycles after the deadline.
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Culler Lake Boathouse
Washington Street School
South Market Street
Bentz Street
West Patrick Street
Civic Association Fieldhouse
Jefferson Street
Patrick Street
Linden Hills
Linden Hill
City Hmits
Thomas Playground
Brigadoon
Cateclin Park
North Market Street
High court to rule on desegregation delay case
The Supreme Court called a special noon term to review the NAACP petition seeking vacation of the 8th Circuit stay and a stay of the June 21 1958 eastern Arkansas district court order. The matter involves desegregation at Central High School Little Rock and timing before the September 2 school term.
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High Court
National Assn
Colored People
Bth Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Warren
Whittaker
Order of the United States Court of Appeals
8Th Circuit
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Arkansas
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Arkansas State Legislature
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
Central High
U.S. District Court
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Nautilus Is Given Whistling Welcome In New York Today
The atomic powered Nautilus was greeted with cheers in New York as police helicopters escorted the submarine from Portland England. Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover boarded for arrival ceremonies while rain fell and water cannons saluted. The sub surfaced twice on its trip up the Hudson providing New Yorkers a closer view before docking at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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New York
North Pole
Coast Guard
Hudson River
Manhattan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Portland
England
Hyman G. Rickover
New York Harbor
Rickover
I Eisenhower
Hudson
Brooklyn
Marine
Navy
Eisenhowers Plot Newport Vacation for Second Year
President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan to vacation at Newport Rhode Island likely Thursday or Friday, with length depending on world events and domestic developments. Press secretary Hagerty noted last year’s trip included a record transatlantic sub cruise, with naval facilities at Coasters Harbor Island near Narragansett Bay serving as base.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Newport. RI
James €. Haggerty
Iworld
Hagerty Aid
Long Island
Newport
Walter
England
Sher
U.S
Naval Base
Coasters Harbor
Island
Narragansett Bay
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Hurricane
U. S
Danny Dempsey
Billy
Cincinnati
NEA
State Fair Board
Union Bridgeman
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Raymond L. Minnick
Sheffield
Min
Minnick
Mimpick
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Carl R. Mauzy
James Wiliam Barthiow
Blackwell
K. G. McAllister
Myersville
McAllister
Joseph Daniel Smith
Howard Brown
Smith
Hagerstown
Meadville, Pa
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Geraldine Rider
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Philip A. Langwald
Langwalds
American ‘Bar Assn
Lega
Mane Neanio
Little Rock Motion
Cecil County
Maynard M. Church
Port Deposit
New London
Elkton
Disnosallant
Brugswick
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