County Officials Rally Over U S 70 Route
Delbert S. Null calls a meeting of city and county leaders to form a united front for a U S 70 route beneficial to the county. A public session is planned to present plans and decide the best feasible route with SRC attendance.
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State
Planning Commission
SRC
Boonsboro
State Roads Commission
Null
Daniel E. Wight
Planning and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
Wight
New York City
Winchester
U. S. 40
State Roads
Ranger 3 Moon Launch Delayed By Booster Troubles
Cape Canaveral delays Ranger 3 lunar launch for at least a month due to Atlas booster technical difficulties. No new date set as part of planned week of space missions including John Glenn orbit and five-satellite deployment.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Fire destroys Neelsville home in Montgomery County
About 16 persons were evacuated after a morning fire gutted two rooms of a two story house at the intersection of 355 and Md 118 in Neelsville. Lawrence Heller owned the property tenanted by Robert Golden and relatives. Damage ran to about 3500 for the structure and 500 for furniture. Hyattstown Gaithersburg and Damascus fire units fought the blaze for over three hours using water from their trucks and a Germantown hydrant. The fire started from an overheated hot air furnace flue and caused extensive water and smoke damage. Neighbors housed the displaced families while firemen assessed temporary repairs and containment.
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Neelsville
Montgomery County
355
MD. 118
Lawrence Heller
Robert Golden
Hyattstown
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Atomic Emergy
Germantown
Central House Planned For Sisters on St Joseph's Campus
Plans are underway to build a new Central House for the Sisters of Charity at St Joseph's College Campus in Emmitsburg. Site clearing has begun while architects draft the design, with construction date and cost pending and the size of the facility still undecided. The current Central House is aging and inadequate for the Order.
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Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Trapped Nuns Have Prayers Answered
In Syosset New York two Roman Catholic nuns Mary Antolia and Fidelisima Fidelity escaped injury when their car struck a utility pole and brought down high tension lines. A fuse blew and the wires fell dead as rescue crews freed them. They were returning to Villa Immaculata convent at Riverhead.
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Long Island Lighting Co
Ex actor Loeffler dies after Staten Island car crash
Edward H. Loeffler, 79, retired stage, silent screen and vaudeville actor, was fatally struck by a car near his Staten Island home on Thursday.
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New York
Edward H. Loeffler
Staten Island
Boyds Youth Killed in Route 123 Crash Near CIA Entrance
A Boyds youth, Herbert Louis Zeger, 20, died at Arlington Hospital after a 2:03 a.m. crash on Route 123 near the CIA HQ. His companion, 17 year old Robert Johnson, sustained facial and body lacerations. The 1953 Oldsmobile, owned by Olga Zeger, skidded and overturned after high speed loss of control. police say Zeger may have been thrown from the car as it rolled.
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Boyds
McLean
Herbert Louis Zeger
Arlington Hospital
Robert Johnson
Zieger
Fairfax County
Central Intelligence Agency
Olga Zeger
Edward Schifke
Fairfax County Police
Snow Ball Nets $11,200 For Hospital
The 1961 Snow Ball, the tenth anniversary event, netted $11,202.47 for Frederick Memorial Hospital, boosting total hospital contributions to about $100,000 over the years. The event, chaired by Mrs George A Zeigler, was held at Gambrill Gym Hood College December 23 and supported by the Women’s Auxiliary.
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Clyde Roney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chase C. Gove Jr
George A. Zeigler
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Byron White
Walter Foster
P. David Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Horace F. Kline Jr
Helen M. Lessig
Poolesville
William Zimmerman
William Smith
Monroe E. Moon
William V. Hudak
G. L. Thomas Jr
Dominicans Rejoice Over Countercoup Victory
Crowds in Santo Domingo celebrate the ousting of President Joaquin Balaguer after a countercoup that jailed the military ruler. Citizens chant Balaguer boo boo as traffic resumes on El Conde and stores reopen amid festive crowds and patrols.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Firemen's Convention Scheduled in New Market
The Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association set July 18 and 19 for its 28th annual county convention in New Market. host cities include four fire companies with a parade on July 19 and a business meeting July 18.
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Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
New Market
James Hahn
United Fire Hall
Robert L. Smith
New Midway
Robert G. Tuck
Carroll Manor
Hahn
James Marrone
Uniteds
Paul Rhoades Jr
Gordon Taylor
Braddock Heights
Clinton Hughes
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mr. Hughes
Middletown
W. Bartgis Storm
Firemen’s Association
Hagerstown
Storm
William Moore
Mr. Smith
Cambridge
State Association
Mr. Storm
Moore
Smith
Herman B. Hare
Hampstead
State Organizaon
Home Demonstration Agents to Appear on WBAL TV
Extension staff members will appear on Saturday at 1 30 p m on WBAL Baltimore to present a wills skit as part of extension activities. Participants include Beatrice Fehr Adele Miller Holly Akre Jennie Crampton and County Agents staff member Robert Stansfield.
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WBAL
Baltimore
Wills
Beatrice Fehr
Adele Miller
Holly Akre
Jeannie Crampton
Robert Stansfield
Man Tries For Son 10 Times Loses in Detroit
Millard Hurlburt 42 says he lost hope of having a son after his wife Rosalie 39 gave birth to their 10th daughter in Detroit. A second AP brief reports Rev Dr Owen A Troy 62, a world official of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, died after a long illness. In New York market activity, stock prices rose early with generally moderate trading.
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Detroit
Millard Hurlburt
Rosalie
Troy
Washington
Owen A. Troy
Seventh Day ‘Adventist Church
New York
Dominican Republic Restores Constitutional Rule and U.S. Aid
Washington reports the Dominican Republic has resumed constitutional government after a military coup toppled Balaguer. Rafael Bonnelly becomes president as U.S. officials pledge full diplomatic and economic support, resuming normal trade and lifting sanctions against Echavarria’s regime.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
U.S
State Department
Agency For International Development
Rafael L. Trujillo
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Joaquin Balaguer
Department
Echavarria
Rafael Bonnelly
Balaguer
National Civic Union
Trujillo
Bonnelly
New Concord Hero John Glenn Jr. Captures Town Pride
New Concord Ohio embraces Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr Mercury astronaut as hometown hero. Posters on U S 40 mark his status while locals note increased interest in Marines and everyday routines altered by the long familiar press presence.
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New Concord
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Mercury
Johnny
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
East Muskingum Music Sponsors
Inn, Bank and Pharmacy
Rampaging Congolese Threaten Congo Mission and City
UN reports fresh bloodshed in the eastern Congo with four Africans killed and seven European churchmen threatened at St Pauls college Bagira. Clashes between local police and Congolese troops followed the incident near Kivu Province.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
United Nations Today
Bagira
Kivu
St. Pauls College
USN
Minister and two children burned in county fire
A Baltimore minister Rev Daniel Stone and his two children Neal 2 and Susan 3 were treated for second degree burns at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa after a cabin fire near Emmitsburg began when the minister lit an oven for toast Thursday morning Mrs Stone unharmed The family wore heavy clothing and were to be transferred to a Baltimore hospital soon State Police were not called to investigate.
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Baltimore
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Daniel Stone
Neal
Susan
Emmitsburg
Trade Union presses charges of Israeli spy ring
Moscow reports the Soviet backed Trade Union paper Trud accuses Israeli diplomats of spying for the United States. It claims Joshua Pratt, first secretary at the Israeli Embassy, led a ring recruiting Soviet Jewish citizens to gather intelligence. The embassy denied any official action and said no Soviet request to expel Pratt was made.
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Moscow
Trud
Soviet Union
U.S
Conference Focuses On New Teaching Approaches And Certification
The Seventh Annual Frederick County Teachers Conference selects Dr. David G. Scanlon of Teachers College Columbia University as keynote. Panels cover teacher certification and master's requirements in the coming decade. Events include a morning program at West Frederick Junior High and a post-lunch series of group meetings.
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Frederick County
West Frederick
Maryland State Department of Education
Milson C. Raver
Maryland State Teachers' Association
Earhart
David F. Tate
Fort Detrick
James A
Teacher College
The
Teachers College
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average 4 to 8 degrees below normal with a cold weekend and gradual warming Monday through Wednesday. Expect precipitation Saturday and again Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal highs range from 38 to 44 and early morning lows are around 20s except for teens in Garrett County.
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Associated Press
Garrett County
Snowstorm Expected With Several Inches Of Snow
county residents brace for a southeast storm with winds up to 20 mph and several inches of snow. hazardous driving conditions, drifting snow, and partial clearing expected by Saturday afternoon as temperatures hover near freezing.
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Weather Bureau
Huge Snow Storm Pounds Midwest
A massive snow storm moved across the Midwest toward the Ohio Valley and southeast U S. It dropped record snow in eastern Kansas and western Missouri and caused five deaths. Temperatures were to fall below zero in Kansas Missouri and into Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and southern Missouri with heavy drifting feared. Schools in the Kansas Missouri snow belt closed including all public schools in Wichita and Kansas City. Wichita recorded 15 inches of new snow plus 2 inches existing while Kansas City had 14 inches of new snow and 21 inches total.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ohio River Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas-Missouri
Wichita
Kansas City
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Ohio Town
John Glenn
Everett G. Thompson
New Concord High School
James K. Taylor
Glenn
Stanleyville
Kongolo
U.N
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Lua Jaba
Kindu
Lualaba
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Oriental Province
Melvin J. Snowden
Bartonsville
Gideon Darkis
South Market Street
Owen E. Ecker
William A. Mutchner
North Market Street
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Byron W. Thompson
Red Paper
U. S
Western Michigan State College
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Department of Education
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