Traffic heavy from race track causes multi-vehicle crash nearby Frederick
Maryland State Police report five cars involved on US 40 near Frederick after heavy traffic from the Charles Town Race Track. A 1959 Ford driven by Arthur Brice Crouse pulled onto the shoulder and caused a chain reaction that damaged several vehicles, with two drivers injured and others shaken but not seriously hurt. Police noted minor damage to cars and the scene was cleared. additional weekend crashes included a one-car wreck near New Market with injuries and a separate collision on Maryland 75 near New London.
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Charles Town
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Frederick
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Russell Hostee
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G. H Smith
New Market
Hart Clarence Eugene Branton
Army Missiles Station
Gaithersburg
Walter Reed Hospital
Seperlea Py Troope
Rupert Spickler
New London
Jack Spencer
Mt Airy
R. Maury
Ladiesburg
Laverne Edward Kline
Mauzy
Kine
Bonnell to explain 1957 miles program report
Bonnell said the failure to meet the projected construction mileage for the first four year period was due to lack of funds He will resign February 15 to allow a new appointee by Gov Tawes to take over This will be his farewell public appearance as commission chief on February 1 1.
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Blonde stimulus eyed to keep astronauts alert in space
Hopkins professor Dr Alphonse Chapanis says the main psychological dangers of the first manned space flight are loneliness and boredom. He notes stimulation is essential to prevent mental dulling and keep space pilots alert during lonely deep space journeys.
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Johas Hopkins University
Alphonse Chapanis
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Buck Rogers
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Hopkins
Keating to push Senate immunity bill for reporters
Senator Kenneth Keating announced he will introduce a bill to shield newspaper reporters from revealing sources in federal courts and before congressional committees, except where national security is involved. The move follows Marie Torre’s jail term for contempt after refusing to name a source. Keating notes 12 states already have source-protection laws.
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Kenneth Keating
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Keating
New York
Marie Torre
Miss Torre
New York Herald Tribune
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