Holiday Accidents Reported Across Frederick County
Maryland State Police patrolled highways as Frederick County enjoyed a quiet holiday weekend with no major crashes. Multiple incidents occurred from Saturday morning through Sunday night including a northbound truck back collision near Thurmont injuring Shirley StamBaugh and a Norfolk driver charged with reckless driving. A pair of youths were injured in a U S 340 crash near Steiner's Hill and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Another crash on U S 15 near Buckeystown involved mechanical failure and head injuries to two men, both released after treatment. An eastbound Route 40 crash near Ridgeville left one driver with minor injuries and a total loss vehicle. No fatalities reported in the immediate area despite a separate Montgomery County incident with an automobile causing center-line collision and charges listed against multiple drivers.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Hurmuont
Thurmont
J. F. Bowers
Shirley Mae Stambaugh
Sabillasville
John G. Ammenhuser
Frederick
Jack Eugene Cluck
Havre de Grace
Tommy Ray DeBerry
DeBerry
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Smith
U.S. 15
Buckeystown
R. H. McClear
James D. Underwood
Poolesville
MecClear
Underwood
Wiliam Jackie Underwood
Carroll Manor
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Ridgeville
J. R. Gallen
Harry H. Griffith
Route 40
Griffith
Montgomery
Washington
Carroll
Mary Teresa Conley
Bethesda
Marsland
Germantown
Suburan Hospital
Gaithersburg
Billy Austin Wilson
Route 1
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Police
David
Larry Buttery
Sier Sormng
William Francis Furry Jr
Silver Spring
Darnestown
Rockville
Northern County
U. S 240
Frederick High School Class of 1935 Reunion At Peter Pan Inn
Frederick High School’s class of 1935 held a reunion at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana last Saturday evening. Sixty six graduates and 67 guests attended with Major Cleon Alexander presiding and Rev. Lloyd H. Seler delivering the invocation. Prizes honored longest married and other categories as decorations and a full social program followed, with Debonairs providing music and a photo session completing the event.
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FHS
Frederick High School
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Cleon Alexander
Lloyd H. Seler
John Insley
Edna Heim Fadeley
Parsons Newman
William Brish
Newman
Margaret Besant
Brish
Evelyn Crum Bruchey
Brachey
Dorothy Thomas Snyder
Ronald Kaetzel
Alverta Ausherman
Thelma Hooper Staley
Debonairs
Fadeley
Lioyd Fogle
Violet Romsburg Fogie
Helen Mock
Martha Jane Culler Fogie
Ruth Adams McLaren
Cleon
Alexander
Alverta Ausherman Payne
Christine Beacht Sause
Dorothy Beall Shafer
Ellen Bell Marley
Dorothy Bussard Devil
Free funeral prize stays unclaimed by Fourth of July
In Hamilton County Tennessee the radio station WDXB offered a free funeral for a fast traffic victim but urged the public not to seek the prize. With the long weekend ending there were no takers and the offer remains unclaimed.
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Steve French
Hamilton County
Two Couples Burned In Boat Fire At Kent Island Yacht Club
Two Baltimore couples suffered superficial burns when a 42 foot cabin cruiser exploded and burned at the Kent Island Yacht Club in Queenstown Maryland. Dr. Bradley and Mrs Bradley and Mr and Mrs Gordon Bowers were treated and released from Memorial Hospital Easton. The Bradley boat burned to the waterline after being nosed to shore by a Coast Guard launch as another boat prepared to leave the dock. The two couples jumped to Paul Tignors boat and cut the line to prevent drift toward the crowd.
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Queenstown
Paul Tignor
Kent Island
Baltimore Yacht Club
Bradley
Tignor
Coast Guard
Bosun
Roger Brown
Anything Can Happen In 1960 Party Fray
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican moves as Kennedy Truman Johnson Stevenson Symington Rockefeller Nixon and Eisenhower loom. It notes fears of convention rigging, shifting delegate loyalties, and efforts to remain viable through early ballots and media spotlight.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Harry S. Treman
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stuart Symington
Adlair Stevenson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nuron
Rockefeller
Paii
Probing the Mysterious Death of Barbara King
Authorities pursue clues in the gruesome death of 9 year old Barbara King at a lakefront cabin outing. Autopsy by chief state toxicologist Carl J. Rehling awaited after part of her head was blown away and investigators searched the scene. Sheriff Lester Holley kept details tight as the probe continues.
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Rowaliga
Ala
Barbara King
Birmingham
Lester Holley
Carl J. Rehling
Barbara
Fourth of July accident at Lake Martin cabin
On the Fourth of July a girl and her brother were playfully setting off fire crackers near a Lake Martin cabin 49 miles northeast of Montgomery. The girl suffered a severe head injury witnessed by her father, John L. King. Inside the cabin Susan King, 12, and other relatives were present including Edward A. King and his wife from Huntington, West Virginia, and their daughter Paula.
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Tommy
Richard King
Holley
John L. King
Lake Martin
Montgomery
Japanese Liberals Win Second Victory
The Liberal Democrats secure a second victory in three days as they endorse the new military pact with the United States. Opposition Socialists challenge the pact while attributing the win to regional conservatism. Incumbent Hiroshi Kunheara, 60, reelected as governor of Saitama, amid weeks of leftist demonstrations near Tokyo.
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Tokyo
United States
Hiroshi Kunheara
Saitama
Raun
Kurihara Wins Japanese Election Amid Security Pact Debate
Kurihara gained nearly double the votes of socialist Ichiro Umezawa and democratic socialist Hideo Baba, winning without campaigning on the security pact. The pact took effect June 23 after mass protests and political pressure, with Kish urged to resign during the crisis. In California, Aerojet General Corp posted six months sales of 400.5 million and earnings up 16 percent to 4.34 million.
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U.s.japan
Kurihara
Ichiro Umezawa
Hideo Baba
Massie
Eisenhower
Japan
Premer Nobusuke Kish
Isomo Kawashima
Azusa
Calif
Aerojet- General Corporation Today
Titan missile progress under President Kimball noted
President Dan A. Kimball announced five successful Titan missile firings and Aerojet General power plants for both stages. He also cited significant progress in the development and testing of storable liquid fuel engines for Titan.
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Dan A. Kimball
TITAN
May appoint Negro Havana diplomat as Cuba's next minister
Diplomatic sources said on Monday Carlos Oli vares, a black and extreme left figure, may become Cuba's next foreign minister. He currently serves as subsecretary of foreign affairs.
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Havana
Carlos Olivares
Cuba
Modern Pharmacy Offers Free Delivery Service
The Modern Pharmacy advertises no charge for delivery and asks customers to place orders early. It promises prescriptions will be picked up and delivered, with a phone line listed as MO 3-3172 for placing orders.
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Frederik
Space animals recovered after high altitude rocket test
A Soviet Tass report says two dogs and a rabbit reached 208 kilometers and were recovered safely after a ballistic rocket test. The mission provided data on upper atmosphere conditions and animal muscular tone in weightlessness.
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Moscow
Tass
America
Able
Baker
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