Rezoning Dispute Over Land Near Point of Rocks
Industrial developers argue they relied on the Zoning Commission in planning a Point of Rocks project and oppose a resident’s bid to reclassify about seven acres from industrial to residential. Attorneys contend the change would damage plans and value, while supporters say the home is for Shores and would not hinder existing industrial zoning. The hearing before County Commissioners continues.
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Zoning Commission
Point of Rocks
Manuel M. Wineberg
Arthur Bowis
James Gibbons
Edward D. Storm
Aubrey E
Ethel Shores
Bowis-Gibbons
Robert H. Perry
J. Alfred Catsail
Perry
Shores
Storm
State Roads Commission
Weinberg
Gibbons
Bowis
Todd Steel
Gibbons and Bowis
U.S. 15
MD. 48
Cutsail
Weinbers
Sierm
Microwave towers to be erected in western counties
One of three microwave towers will rise at Gambbrill State Park High Knob this summer to improve the State Roads Commission two way radio system. Additional towers will be built in Dan’s Rock Allegany County and Fairview Mountain Washington County.
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Gambbrill State Park
High Knob
Allegany
Washington
Dan's Rock
Fairview Mountain
State Roads Commission
Thomas G. Mohler
Gam State Park
Gambrill Park
Ihway
Baltimore
State Roads Comm
Mohler
Propa
Ali
Chinese Junk To Sail On Bay
A Chinese junk owned by Joseph Jones arrives in Baltimore after a two month voyage from Hong Kong. The 40 foot vessel with three square sails was lashed to the deck of the Norwegian motor ship Tai Ping at Baltimore Harbor. The hull features a blue and ivory stripe and luxurious interior. The market headed irregularly lower in moderate trading in New York.
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Baltimore
Marland
Chesapere Bay
Joseph Jones
Washington, D.C
Insance
Hong Kong
Tai Ping
Baltimore Harbor
Johnson Announces Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
Washington AP Sen. Lyre don B. Johnson of Texas announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Texas senator formally declared at a news conference in the Senate Office Building, signaling a major campaign drive as the party opens its primaries.
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Washington
Lyredon B. Johnson
United States
Unseasonably Warm July With Limited Rainfall
The region endures continued warmth through early July with near normal minimums and a 0.07 inch shower on the first. Temperatures ran above or near average, with a recorded 68 degree low and forecasts of 28 more heat days this week.
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Apri
Britain Demands Return of Cuban Shell Oil Plant
Britain demanded the restoration of the Shell Oil refinery in Cuba after its seizure by Fidel Castro's regime and warned of full legal rights if Cuba does not comply. London officials said the Foreign Office would not publish the note, while diplomats monitor the Cuban crisis with the United States and other nations.
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London
Britain
Fidel Castro
Shell
Cuba
Stanley Fordham
Foreign Ministry
Havana
Sheil International
Ish
Foreign Office
Fordham
Herbert Stanley Marchant
United States
Netherlands
h-Dutch Sheil of Co
Esso Standard
Last Of Alleged Robbers Posts Bond
A Newark man identified as Johnnie Tar Har Seman posted bond after a grand jury charged five counts of armed robbery. Chief Tudse Patrick Vo Schnaxffer set July 20 for the circuit court appearance. In a separate item, Dr. B O Thomas Jr. broke his right wrist falling from a garage roof while pruning vines and was hospitalized then released.
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Spartan i
Johnnie
Boyd
Tar Har Seman
Newark
Tudse
Patrick Vo Schnaxffer
B. O. Thomas Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Coal Mine Unions Clash Injures Dozens in Kyushu
In Kyushu a stone-throwing clash between rival coal mine unions left AP reports of about sixty injured including twelve policemen. One person is said to be seriously hurt amid ongoing unrest in southern Japan.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Japan
Noona
Weekend Death Toll Reaches 10
Four people died on Maryland roadways during the holiday weekend amid a nationwide highway death spike. The toll list includes traffic deaths, drownings, and miscellaneous accidents. Notable fatalities include Marine Sergeant Thomas Noecker in Baltimore and several others across Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and Baltimore counties.
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Tne Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Thomas P. Noecker
Reading
Ft. Holabird
Broening
Noecker
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Gertrude ¥. Brown
Crownsville
Waterbury Road
Millersville
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Howard E. Neal
Christel Booth
William E. Brooks
Neal
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
State Roads Commission
Garland R. Sexton
Savage, Md
Boyds
Montgomery County
Karen Donati
Dundalk
Cottage Grove Beach
Lawrence J. Vincent
Eastern Boulevard
Earl E. Shilling
Cumberland
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland Philps
A. Bishop
U. S
Kent Narrows
Easton Memorial
Wiliam E. Keller
Perry Point Veterans Hospital
Perryville
Carroll Rawson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Graham Broun
Joppa
Little Gunpowder Falls
Kennedys Expecting Second Child in Late November
Mrs John F Kennedy and her husband, a Democratic presidential hopeful, anticipate the birth of their second child in late November or early December. The couple has one daughter, Caroline. Jacqueline Kennedy will miss early convention sessions but hopes to attend later ones. River conditions noted for Monocacy and Potomac with low and clear levels.
Independence Day Toll Sets Traffic Fatality Record
The three day Independence Day period produced a high traffic death toll with averages of about five per hour, though not matching the all time three day holiday record. The National Safety Council urged urgent action to reduce highway deaths beyond holidays. Alaska, Delaware, and New Hampshire reported no motor deaths. Ohio and California had 30 or more.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Alaska
Delaware
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Ohio
California
The
Council
Kennedy Health Sparks Democratic Nominating Debate
Los Angeles AP report notes heated dispute in Democratic circles over Senator John F. Kennedy s health amid plots to draft a platform ahead of the nominating convention. Robert Kennedy rebutted claims Kennedy suffers Addison s disease or relies on cortisone, while doctors said his adrenal function is normal and his health excellent.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Addison
Robert Kenney
Harry S. Truan
New York
White House
Johnson
John Connally
Citizens - For - Johnson Committee
India Edwards
Johnson Committee
Robert Kennedy
Democratic Party
Eugene J. Cohen
Janet Travel
Fire damages East Frederick Elementary School
A fire in the east section last Tuesday damaged East Frederick Elementary School with costs estimated near 34000. state fire inspector reported damage largely to the roof over four classrooms and minor damage elsewhere. Replacement of asphalt tiling, one teacher’s chair, and some desks are noted. a formal report goes to the Board of Education at the Wednesday meeting.
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East Frederick
Harry V. Frushour
Frushour
Ater
Damaz
Hour
Board of Education
All E civ
Terry Goetz
Oceanside Stabbing Case Admits Fatal Knife Attack
Arista G. Torres, 18, has admitted fatally stabbing Marine Pvt. Dennis Virgil Parker, 21, of Portland, Ore., after Parker and a friend allegedly tried to pick up Torres's girlfriend. Parker died from seven stab wounds after a late Saturday incident near a stop sign. Police said a group swarmed Parker’s car and he defended himself before the assault.
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Oceanside
Calif
AP —Po- Yee
Arista G. Torres
Torres
Dennis Virgil Parker
Portland
Ore
Parker
Raymond 5. Meyer
Meyer
Oceanside Hospital
Johnny Indent
Fred Savala
Three-Car Collision Causes $1,000 in Damage
Trooper reports a chain reaction crash on Route 194 involving a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Harlee Sandower and a 1958 Ford operated by Charles Wisner with a Hudson also involved. All cars headed south. Wisner and Sandower stood still before impact. Wisner cited vehicle damage estimated at $400. Sandower and Moore's cars at $300 each. Moore charged with driving too fast for conditions.
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MO Moore
RFD
Monrovia
Har- Lee Sandower
Adamstown
Charles Martin Wisner
Beailsville
Stafford
Wisner
Sandower
Hudson
Chevrolet
Walkersville
Ford
Moore
Four Killed In Plane Crash At Shattuck Oklahoma
A single engine plane crashed near Shattuck Oklahoma killing four aboard. The occupants were Pete Lightner 63 veteran sports editor of the Wichita Eagle Gary Humphries 28 photographer Henry Jacobs 32 Eagle sports writer and Jacobs wife Electra 26. Jacobs was the pilot returning from Olympic trials coverage in California. Funeral home co owner Carl Mason said the bodies were badly mangled and burned requiring dental identification. Officials reported the Amarillo airport said the plane departed for Wichita at 1 26 p m.
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Shattuck
Okla
Pete Lightner
The
Wichita Eagle
Gary A. Humphries
Henry J. Jacobs
the Eagle
Jacobs
Electra
Carl Mason
Lightner
Amarillo
Tex
Wichita
California
Skyrocket injures 11 at Salt Lake City fireworks display
A skyrocket exploded among spectators during a fireworks show injuring 11 people in Salt Lake City. Laverne McRae, 37, remained hospitalized in fair condition with a shoulder fracture burns and facial wounds. Others were treated and released.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Laverne McRae
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