Policemen and Prisoners Hurt In Rockville Wreck
In Rockville Maryland two Montgomery County police officers and two prisoners were injured when their patrol car collided with another vehicle. A suspect, Melvin L. Miller 25, was charged with failing to yield the right of way. The group was en route from Bethesda to Rockville jail on drunkenness charges.
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Evening Star Plans To Publish Today
The Washington Evening Star plans to publish today and Sunday amid an American Newspaper Guild strike. Editor Newbold Noyes says they will issue a small paper today and a larger one Sunday if workers cross picket lines, with 14 pages on Friday due to mechanical refusals. A court order blocked picket line violence Friday night.
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Weather Temperatures and Precipitation for 24 Hours
The report covers temperatures and precipitation over the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. It lists observed highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather changes in the period. Data emphasize early morning conditions and any recorded precipitation, summary trends, and notable extremes.
Space Age Boosts Business as Auto Output Climbs
Economic indicators show a tentative recovery with auto dealers reporting higher sales. Ford and Chevrolet push production with 33,366 and 43,500 cars respectively as overall U S new car output hits a 1958 high near 247,000. Construction outlays rise by 200 million to 4.4 billion while consumer optimism grows but favors lower prices. Military space programs attract investor interest as missiles and related industries draw attention at Wall Street and industry meetings.
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Judge Excuses From Trial Of Boyle Case
Judge Decatur H. Rodgers has excused himself from presiding over the Boyle billion-dollar case in Charles Town West Virginia. Albert J Boyle principal owner of the Charles Town race track faces a disputed estate valued about 1.5 million dollars with two wives Louise Boyle claims legal widow status and a widow share while Helene Borle is named as beneficiary and executrix. Judge Melvin C. Snyder will hear the case with trial set for the week of December 28.
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Lost Deer Hunter Found In Mountain Cabin
A Baltimorean deer hunter missing since 6:30 p.m. was found early this morning in a Wolfs ville cabin after a night search. Donald Neal, straying from a party of 10, sheltered with other hunters in a mountain cabin as state police and independent fire units continued the hunt.
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Cold Weather Grips County Through Weekend
Cold wave settles over the county with temperatures dipping to about 12 above zero tonight. Officials note a low of 12 as the icy grip expands into the weekend, following showers and a 29 degree reading at the State Police barracks. Highs reached 48 yesterday. No precipitation is expected, with forecasts calling for fair and cold Sunday and Monday.
Frederick by-pass opens amid six million dollar cost
The Frederick by pass opens Tuesday at a total cost of more than six million dollars excluding right of way and engineering. Maryland's most elaborate relief route totals 6,314,489.23 in M4 contracts and features a dual 8.33 mile roadway with 12 major bridges and multiple interchanges. The by pass encircles Frederick on three sides with a single 50 foot median, widespread warnings, and two fatal intersections highlighted by accompanying photos.
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Dems Move To Quash Southern Revolt On Civil Rights
The Democratic National Committee moves to quell a Southern challenge over civil rights policy as it weighs a vote to commend National Chairman Paul M. Butler. Louisiana stakes rise as Camille Gravel Jr faces ouster for opposing segregation. Hugh M. Clayton as potential successor looms amid party divisions. The committee delays final choice on the 1960 convention host city among several bids.
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Gets New Fire Truck In New Windsor
New Windsor received its new American LaFrance fire truck last Saturday. It carries a 506-gallon booster tank and a 150 gallons per minute pumping capacity. Underwriters approved it after tests on Tuesday. Fully equipped it will cost nearly $24,000.
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Not On The Ball
Elk Mountain Wyoming AP report coach Frank Bonds burst into the team dressing room after a sloppy practice urging players to think eat and sleep football in pursuit of wins a player retorted that this was basketball indicating the clash of sports and dedication in the town program.
Large Restaurant At Jessup Is Burned
A large restaurant in Jessup Maryland was destroyed by a stubborn general alarm fire early today. Eleven fire companies from surrounding communities fought the blaze and prevented its spread to a nearby motel 300 feet away. Damage was estimated at 55 thousand dollars. The restaurant stood near the Baltimore Washington Expressway Maryland 175.
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Cold Snap Affects East Coast Gulf States And More
A bulging cold air mass spreads across the East and Gulf states with fresh snows from New York to Michigan and frigid winds. Temperatures plunge to near zero in Montana and the Dakotas while the Atlantic coast sees near freezing readings. The Army rocket Pioneer returns data on earth radiation as it re-enters, with officials noting possible solid telemetry and uncertain impact of previous speed failures.
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Masters of Art Bought For Only Two Thousand Two Hundred
Two Chicago lawyers who collect art have bought masters valued at up to several million dollars. A Vatican expert confirms authentic Giorgione and Bellini canvases among the works, purchased for about 170 and 1000 dollars, with one piece later valued around one million. A Chicago restorer advised the buyers as authorities assess the pieces’ significance.
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Raphael Sanzio
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Feast Of Lights Begins At Sundown
New York AP reports Hanukkah the Festival of Lights begins at sundown, an eight day holiday marking the Maccabean victory and temple rededication in Jerusalem. An extra candle is lit each night, prayers of thanksgiving are recited, and gifts are exchanged with some earmarked for the poor.
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