Bowling Alley Permit Uphheld in Frederick Zoning Case
Baltimore judge Judge Joseph L. Carter ruled the Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals properly granted a special exception and building permit for a bowling alley and coffee shop at West Patrick Street and West College Terrace. The decision affirmed that ample evidence supported the permit despite challenges by Edward Siedling and the Siedling case materials.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
Board of Zoning Appeals
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Joseph L. Carter
Edward Siedling
Gaither H. Sykes
City of
Frederick
Siedling
Carter
Frederick City
Carroll Parkway
Frederick Construction Co.,Inc
Earl M. Haines
Alberta Haines
We- Co Realty Company
Repres Ling
Charles A. Price
Haines
Robert E. Clapp
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Johansson Agrees To June Title Match
World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson agreed to meet Floyd Patterson in New York next June after talks with New York promoters. Roy Cohn, leading the New York group, favored the Polo Grounds for the rematch over Yankee Stadium.
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Stockholm
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Roy Cohn
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Warm 64 Degrees Reaches Local Weather Station
A Sunday high of 64 degrees marked one of the warmest December readings in recent years at the weather bureau airport station. December precipitation totals lag far behind normal with 19 inches so far, while the year shows about four inches short of average. Snow flurries are forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday amid a cooling trend.
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Weather Bureau
Two Men Bitten as Dog Fight Ends in Death
A dog fight on West Seventh Street leads to Frank Miller and Robert Russell being bitten while trying to separate the dogs. Miller’s dog and a second dog were killed with a bat. A teenager and Catherine Wars were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. rabies tests to follow.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Miller
Robert Russell
West Seventh Street
Miller
Russell
Ernest Ausherman
Catherine
Wars
West AH Saints Street
Wiliam
West All Saints Street
Holiday Death Toll 602
The Associated Press reports a three day Christmas holiday toll lower than recent years yet still deadly. Traffic deaths fell to under 500 with 71 million cars in operation, while fires and miscellaneous accidents raised total fatalities beyond safe expectations. Weather aided hazardous travel conditions across the Plains and northern West.
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Natioal Safety Council
Ich
Associated Press
Plains States
Bermar resident fined for reckless driving in Frederic k area
A Bermar resident was found guilty of reckless driving and failure to drive to the right of center. Magistrate Edward D. Storm fined Russell L. Putman 3125 plus costs after a December 17 accident at Route 40 and 40A west of Frederick involving a tractor trailer driven by Harry C. Waddell and Putman’s car. He received 100 plus costs for reckless driving and 25 plus costs for failure to keep right. Another case: Lane convicted of speeding greater than reasonable and fined 10 plus costs for an incident on December 9 near Route 40 west of Frederick.
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Bermar
Edward D. Storm
Russell L. Putman
Leo Shank
Frederick
Harry C Waddell
Gaithersburg
Major Parties Vie To Profit On Rockefeller Withdrawal
Washington AP reports Republicans seek to frame Rockefeller's exit as a surprise setback while Democrats weigh how to confront Nixon. GOP leaders anticipate a Nixon ticket with a running mate yet to be chosen, as Rockefeller signals a final withdrawal from the 1968 race.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rocke- Peeze
Feller
Richard 4. Nixon
GOP
New York
Jock
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Rockefeller
Democra
Chicago
Nixon
Thurston B. Morion
Kentucky
Rockefell
Morion
White House
Police Seek 2 In Stabbing and Car Theft
Police are seeking two colored men in connection with a stabbing and theft on East Patrick Street. Carl Kolson was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for neck lacerations and head injuries after being assaulted by suspects who stole a 1949 Chevrolet with Maryland plates JL-9351 while driving tavern operator Roger Smith to his home.
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Carl Kolson
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Olson
Roger Smith
Morniig Smith
Nicholson
Rimeharts Alley
Renor
Maryland
No Woman In Britain Safe Warned By Police Killings
Police in Birmingham pursue a maniac killer who beheaded 29 year old Sidney Stephanie Baird at a YWCA hostel. Officers warn no woman is safe as a nationwide manhunt expands. witnesses describe a bloodstained man seen near the SAVCA hostel and a possible sighting by Evelyn Peake.
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Birmingham
England
Britain
Sidney Stephanie Baird
YWCA
Midlands
Evelyn Peake
Christmas Sales Strong At Local Stores In 1958
Local merchants report robust Christmas trade with 1958 seen as a successful season. Saturday after Christmas drew big business for some, and many shoppers used Christmas money for clothes, including a peak coat sale day. Overall buying was more spread out and quality-focused, with year-end sales underway and expectations of continued activity.
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Thanksziv
Five Day Forecast With Snow Possible In Western Maryland
The forecast calls for fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of a few snow furries in Western Maryland. Precipitation likely Thursday or Friday, then fair Saturday. Temperatures vary from colder early in the week to warmer late, near seasonal norms by weekend. Normal afternoon highs range from the upper 30s in mountains to the low 40s in eastern areas. Early lows span from the upper teens in western mountains to the lower teens in eastern regions.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Lower
Age pigment in the heart shines under ultraviolet light
An exhibit by the American Association for the Advancement of Science outlines age pigment that accumulates in heart and nerve tissues. Researchers from the National Heart Institute and Baltimore hospitals note the pigment can reach about 20 percent of aged hearts and may replace contractile tissue. The origin and link to mortality remain unclear.
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Chicago
Advancement of Science
Geronto National Heart Institute
Baltimore City
Earth Slides Push Train Into Water
In Puget Sound north of Seattle two earthslides in minutes pushed part of a Great Northern passenger train off the track. The diesel units two baggage cars and a story car derailed into the water while four pullmans stayed on the rails. Coast Guard boats reached the scene as crew members escaped moments before the earth and debris covered the tracks. About 700 feet of track buried under debris up to 15 feet deep with 659 feet ripped up. No immediate damage estimate available.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Here
Great Northern Railway
Sound
Coast Guard
Econd
Sinking claim questioned over Los Angeles harbor wreck
AP reports former Japanese submarine officers doubt a sub was sunk off Los Angeles during World War II after diver Bob Bell claimed to find a wreck near the breakwater. Japanese navy sources and veterans groups say no records of such a submarine loss exist in that area.
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Tokyo
Los Angeles
Bob Bell
Japanese Navy
U.S. Navy
California
U.S
Bell
Sakuri
Two Die From Food Poisoning in Detroit
DETROIT AP Two women died and 25 persons including eight children were stricken with food poisoning in Detroit Sunday. The dead were Anna Kaharak 61 and Isabella T 79. Nineteen were admitted to hospitals and six treated and released. Officials suspected spoiled food or improper preparation as the cause.
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Detroit
Anna Kaharak
Isabella T
Steelworkers poll backs rejecting latest settlement offer
The United Steelworkers Union released a private poll showing 85 percent of workers favor rejecting the industry settlement. A three man fact finding panel chaired by George W. Taylor met with union and industry reps and planned further talks, with George Meany expected at the hearing.
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Washington
Steelworkers Union
Washington (Ap
Hhe
George W. Taylor
United Steelworkers Union
Taylor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Resu
Steelworkers
Joseph F. Finnegan
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
USW
Indusion
Eisenhower
Four Injured In Crash On U S 320 Near Frederick
Four persons were injured in a crash on U.S. 320 about two miles south of Frederick this morning shortly before 10 30. They were rushed to Freder Hospital including Maurice McCann 49 of Baltimore with possible fractured ribs and lacerations Erd A Vogel Baltimore with injured left arm hand nose and forehead abrasions and Anthony Sct incomplete.
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U.S
Frederick
Freder Hospital
Maurice McCann
Baltimore
Erd A. Vogelltimore
Anthony
Blizzard Blasts Midwest Strands Motorists Across Wide Path
A severe winter storm devastates the Midwest today from Kansas to the Dakotas and into Nebraska and Minnesota. Snow drifts clog thoroughfares and buses halt in Lincoln as hundreds of cars idle on snow packed highways. Travel slows across the region while eastern areas see warmer weather and heavy rains push toward the Gulf and Ohio Valley.
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Midwest
Kansas
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Estern
Iowa
Nibraska
Jowz
Sundar
Lincoln
Neb
Mid-Continent
Mississippi Valley
New England
New York State
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Alabama
Florida
Pacific Coast
Seven Held For Carrying Firearms Into Plant
Seven men were jailed after officers found firearms on cars entering the Wilson & Co. plant in Albert Lea Minnesota during a labor unrest period. Martial law was imposed to reopen the plant under a federal court order and National Guardsmen remained on duty to enforce restrictions on pickets and gatherings at the gates.
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Minn
API
Strikroubled
Wilson & Co
Bere
Ates
Freeborn
Eatec
Sard
United Packouse Work America
Sromorn
John Cahill
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