Murder charge follows fatal injury in Washington Hospital Center
Leonardtown Md James R Norris of Lexington Park Md was charged with murder after the death of his wife Catherine Virginia Norris 39 in Washington Hospital Center The couple former Marines worked at Patuxent Naval Air Station Norris had prior assault with intent to kill charges and was free on 3000 bond before rearrest.
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Leonardtown, Md
James R. Norris
Lexington Park
Maryland
Catherine Virginia Norris
Washington Hospital Center
Tow Truck and Carrier Crash on Route 40 West of Ridgeville
A collision on U S 40 about six P M near Ridgeville damaged a tow truck and an automobile carrier loaded with Chevrolets from Baltimore. Trooper Barnes led the State Police investigation with assistance from TFC R E Alderton. Both drivers, Robert S Windsor Sr and Edward L Brooks Jr, escaped injuries though one tractor toppled and righted. Estimated damage was about 5000 dollars.
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Baltimore
U.S. 40
Ridgeville
Top E. Barnes
TFC
R. E. Alderton
Route 40
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Robert S. Windsor Sr
Ijamsville
Hahn Transportation Co
Windsor
Edward L. Brooks, Jr
Lynchburg
Barnes
Brooks
Hahn
Brook
Guardsmen May Serve For Year
President Kennedy will decide in spring on timing for release of National Guardsmen and Reservists called up this fall. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatrick said the decision depends on the international situation, with a goal to keep them in uniform no longer than a year. General Van Fleet reported morale among the 156,000 troops is high, dismissing complaints as overstated and not representative of the overall unit. Wisconsin Congressman O’Konski criticized equipment shortages and questioned the duty length, while Van Fleet defended the call-up as necessary amid the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatrick
James A. van Fleet
White House
O'Kensk
Ft. Lewis
Wisconsin
van Fleet
Mercer
Wis
O'Konski
Berlin
Atomic Powered Buoy Launched
The Atomic Energy Commission and the Coast Guard unveil the world’s first atomic powered buoy, weighing 2000 pounds and launching southeast of Baltimore as a Chesapeake Bay channel marker. It uses strontium-90 heat to generate electricity, promising up to ten years of remote navigation aid operation without frequent recharging.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Fire at facility forces recharging of large atomic buoys
The announcement said large atomic buoys must be recharged every one to two years and shielding keeps surface radiation below natural atmospheric levels. The blaze occurred in a building while most employees attended a coworker James Mowbray's funeral. Firemen indicated the fire began in a garage housing several fuel trucks.
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James Mowbray
Fire destroys Tidewater Oil Co building in Cambridge
An Eastern Shore fire gutted the Tidewater Oil Co building, damaging the garage and office of Cambridge operations. Smoke was visible for miles as a skeleton crew labored amid the blaze.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore Oil Distributing Company
Tidewater Oil Co
Don’t Get Up Nights Ad Offers Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts a 3 percent rating and a 1 percent start window for resel or money back at any drug store. It promotes Bukets four day treatment to relieve nighttime urination and kidney issues, claiming fast action to increase kidney passage. Available now at Mercer’s Rexall Drug.
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Mercer's
Rexall Drug
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.N
General Assembly
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Photon
Delaine
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N. Market St. Frederick
Frederick
W. W. Poultry Market Inc
East
Patrick Street
Dormeyer
Hiltner-Roelke
East Patrick St
South Market St
Alvin E. O’kenski
R-Wis
32Nd Infantry Division
Wash
Free United
United Trading Stamps
Village Hardware
East Street
Frederick, Md
United
PR Asia
Mercers’ Drug Store
Western & MN
Market Sts
Corning
Shipley's Inc
Tomtom
Thurmont, Md
Kehne Furniture Co
S. Market St
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