Local crashes report weekend toll and injuries in Frederick area
The weekend patrol log details multiple crashes around Emmitsburg and Frederick. A 1955 Ford driven by Ralph Chaplin of Taneytown collided with a 1959 Ford driven by Bruce Klinefelter of Gettysburg, with Chaplin sustaining a minor nose injury and fault attributed to the former driver's position. Damage is listed at about $1,000. Additional incidents include a single-vehicle crash on U S 240 near Route 15, where Jacqueline Coffman of Arlington lost control and ended in a drainage ditch with no injuries or charges. An arrest for failure to stop and identify followed a rear-end collision on North Market Street involving Richard Rippeon and Donald Bridges.
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Nion
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont American ‘Legion
Tfc
Davis
Tract Road
Emmitsburg
Tfc Tracey
Lewis
Ralph Chaplin
RFD
Taneytown
Bruce Klinefelter
Gettysburg
Chaplin
Klinefelter
Jackie L. Forsythe
U. S. 240
U. S. 15
Frederick
Jacqueline Harriet Coffman
Arlington
Richard Lee Rippeon
West Third Street
William Mutchner
Rippeon
Donald Lee Bridges
North Market Street
Market
Sixth Streets
Bridges
Bridges Teld
S. P. Riland
Buckeystown
Frank Rosen
Kenmore
Everett Marek
Carroll Manor
Riland
Creagerstown
Frederick County
William F. Davis
Old Frederick Road
Stengerstown
Frederick Road
Raymond W. Kauffman
RFD'3
Kauffman
Driver Accused In Hit Run In Emmitsburg Area
Fast teamwork between W E Law Emmitsburg police and State Police led to the apprehension of Lester Emory 27 of Pen Mar in a hit run on U S 45 just north of Emmitsburg Square. Emory is charged with leaving the scene and additional charges may follow. Traffic disruption lasted nearly four hours.
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W. E. Law
Emmitsburg
Frederick City
Law
TFC
E. F. Tracey
R. C. Lewis
Lester Emory
Pen Mar
U.S. 45
Tracey
Emory
Car rammed by Fuppeon damages Bridges vehicle
A night incident reports Bridges' car rammed several times by Fuppeon between Sixth Street and police headquarters, with an estimated $25 damage to Bridges' vehicle and no damage to Rippeon's car. The Independent Hose Co. responded to the Shields office due to a heater fire.
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Fuppeon
Sixth Street
Rippeon
Independent Hose Co
Shields
Trailer Fire Causes Smoke Damage on U S 18 South of Evergreen Point
Trailer sales on U S 18 south of Evergreen Point at 6 10 p m Sunday when an oil burner overheated. Firemen said the fire did not cause damage but smoke damage occurred.
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U. S. 18
Evergreen Point
U N Bond Purchase Puts Congo Costs Under Scrutiny
An administration spokesman pledged a full congressional examination of a proposed 100 million dollar U N bond purchase to fund the organization. Senate Leader Mansfield said no votes will be pressed until the Foreign Relations Committee reviews all factors. The plan aims to buy half of a 20 million dollar U N bond issue to defray Congo operation costs.
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Washington
United Nations
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
U.N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Mansfield
Congo
Congo burden shifts as U S bears majority cost
Mansfield said the administration estimates the United States now shoulders 60 to 65 percent of Congo costs due to other nations refusing to contribute. He noted the border issue as an obligation against all members would reduce U S share to about 33 1 3 percent, a point he acknowledged as disputed.
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Viet Union
Mansfield
United States
Congo
Financing Debate Mirrors Congo Crisis Tug on Katanga
The proposal has sparked intense scrutiny on Capitol Hill with critics challenging U.S. aid for U.N. action in the Congo. The tension centers on Moise Tshombe and his bid to secede Katanga from the central government while the funding plan faces broader opposition.
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Capitol Hill
U.S
U.N
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Stolen Mona Lisa Found After Two-Year Gap
The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci was stolen from the Louvre in Paris on August 22, 1911 and recovered on December 12, 1913 in Florence, Italy, ending a long international art theft case.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Florence
Italy
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