Laboratory Worker Dies Of Asphyxiation At Naval Lab
A Montgomery County man, William Filmore Lewis, 39, died from carbon dioxide poisoning at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak where he worked as a refrigeration mechanic. He lived at 6614 Seventh Place, Northwest Washington, and was a World War II veteran. No further details were available. he was the son of the late William F. Lewis and Olive May Watkins Lewis.
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Olive May Watkins Lewis
Lead Directing Double in Bridge Game Sparks Debate
Naval Ordnance Laboratory Post notes a lead directing double in contract bridge, praising its effectiveness while noting two flaws such as declarer may still win and choosing not to rely on dummy bid suits to avoid opening. Obituary details follow for Dorsey Lewis and sisters Leslie Beall and Rosie Barnes. Funeral services in Damascus with interment at Bethesda cemetery. Also, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit Quetta with tribal leaders amid cold, thousands gather even as tradition states gifts may be offered.
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Bethesda Methodist Church
Quetta
Pakistan
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Prince Philip
Baluchistan
Tests Scheduled In Woman's Death
Washington AP reports ballistic tests were ordered to probe the murder of Eleanor A Lawrence a 27 year old Kensington Maryland government clerk whose body was found slumped over a jack beside her car. A prime suspect Charles Irwin Curtis 36 of Kensington shot himself after police stopped him on a highway near Kensington. Curtis once described as a former good friend of the victim.
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Eleanor A. Lawrence
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Lawrence
Charles Irwin Curtis
Fragmentary note hints at shooting and chase in Maryland
A fragmentary report references a woman near death, a complaint to police, and a man described as annoying. It mentions a shooting and a nationwide alert for someone named Curtis shortly after the incident. Details are sparse and unclear.
New Route Proposed for 246 Washington Corridor
Maryland and District of Columbia highway officials near agreement on a new corridor to bring U. S. 240 into downtown Washington. The alignment would run east of Rock Creek Park and enter the city on a north south line near Georgia Avenue. John B. Funk states the same firm will plot both portions of the route.
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Maryland State Roads Commission
Threatened Daughter On Ledge In Baltimore Incident
Police arrested 26 year old Leslie Redman after he warned he would throw his one year old daughter Kathy Sue from a second story ledge and threaten her throat with a razor. He sought refuge on the ledge as officers arrived at the family home to question him about a tavern argument. State Troopers reported a fatal hit run as Harold Thomas, 43, of Jesup Md., was struck and died on U. S. 1 near Waterloo.
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Kathy Sue
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The News, Frederick Marsland Monday February 6 1961
The Frederick area newspaper page dated Monday February 6 1961 presents local briefs, notices, and early week updates. Highlights likely include community events, civic items, and regional announcements reflecting 1961 public life.
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