Accidents Listed By Local Police
State Police investigated three accidents in the past 24 hours while City Police handled two. James C. Smith of Crystal River Florida struck the end of Charles E. Biggus tractor-trailer in the U S 40 crossover causing $500 damage to Smiths sport car and Smith was charged with failing to reduce speed. Paul N Leatherman Jr of Myersville wrecked his 1956 car on the Opossumtown Pike after saying an unidentified vehicle forced him off the road and he was charged with unsafe motor vehicle operation. Eugene Worley of Ridgeway West Virginia lost control on U S 340 and his trailer tipped over. he was charged with reckless driving as the vehicle rolled back down a mild incline. In the city, Paul W Morgan of B&O Avenue struck a parked car on South Wisner Street. Morgan was accused of forcing the crash and driving to the left of center. Damages were modest.
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James C. Smith
Crystal River
Fla
Charles E. Biggus
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Biggus
U.S. 40
Smith
W. Dennis Drumm
Opossumtown Pike
Frederick
Paul N. Leatherman Jr
Myersville
Leatherman
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
U.S. 340
Eugene Worley
Ridgeway
W. Va
Tfc
M. Fussell
Worley
Paul W. Morgan
B&o Avenue
South Wisner Street
Sagner Avenue
Bernard E. King
Donald E. Tracey
Morgan
Edwina B. Cruse
East Patrick Street
Crouse
Canada US border tensions and cultural influence theme
The article surveys mounting Canadian concern over growing U S influence across the border and its effect on national identity. It notes friendly cross border ties, mentions a traffic incident in Fort Detrick, and references Canadian observers, prominent Calgarians, and a Calgary Herald columnist. It also recalls historical anecdotes and mentions various unrelated topics from politics to early broadcasts.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
U. S
Changes Ahead For Reserves
Defense officials consider major reform of military reserve forces for faster readiness and reduced duplication. Proposals may merge Army and Air Force Reserve with National Guard, while Marine and Naval reserves face different critiques. Secretary McNamara weighs strategic needs against slow mobilization in past crises.
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Washington
Stud
Air Force
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Pentagon
Reserve
Marine Reserve
Naval Reserve
Army Guard
Army Reserve
Defense
Air Guard
McNamara
Berlin
Medal of Honor To Viet Nam Captain Donlon
President Johnson to award the Medal of Honor for bravery in South Vietnam to Army Captain Roger H. C. Donlon of Saugerties New York. The White House said Donlon, 30, will be honored at a ceremony at the White House on Saturday for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life during an unspecified engagement.
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Donlon
Camp Nam Dong
White House
Don’t Throw Away Freedom Says Truman
Former President Harry S. Truman urges maintaining freedom as essential to the United States ability to endure, cautioning against losing composure amid the era of anti Communism led by Senator Joseph R McCarthy. He spoke on a taped TV program to be aired nationally, calling the period a shame.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
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