Possible Polio Case Reported in Baltimore Area
An 18 month old boy, Robert Wiles of East Patrick Street, was rushed to Baltimore City Hospitals as a possible bulbar polio case. Dr. Forbes H. Burgess said diagnosis is not definite yet and noted no smallpox vaccine. tests will explore several illnesses. The child, who first fell ill June 28, has had a fever and leg weakness, and now cannot swallow or cough. Vaccination urged for all under 20, with free shots available through the Health Department. A second paralytic polio case, five-year-old Raymond Printz, is at Baltimore City Hospitals.
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Baltimore City
Forbes H. Burgess
Robert Wiles
Roscoe Wiles
East Patrick Street
Burgess
Health Department
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Printz
Leon Printz
Urbana
Baltimore City Hospitals
Hoffa Mocks Critics After Reelection Victory
James R Hoffa, 48, elected to a near term as Teamsters president in a decisive win over his opposition. He dismissed Kennedy Goldberg and the McClellan committee, calling their efforts to derail the union a waste of time and urging critics to get lost.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Bobby Kennedy
Secretary of Labor
Senate Select Committee
Kennedy
Robert F Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Senate Investigating Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Wee Women Courage Through Photo Shoot After 12 Years Ready
The phrase signals determined preparation for a long awaited moment as a group known as Wee Women expresses confidence about a forthcoming picture.
Very Tired Olsons Arrive in St Louis on 3500 Mile Ride
The Olson brothers Nils and Eric left June 26 for a cross country bicycle trek to California. They arrived in St Louis with sixty cents and rested two days before resuming toward San Francisco and Los Angeles. They planned to ride about 100 miles a day, averaging 80, with 2170 miles to go to San Francisco and 400 more to Los Angeles. Their mother Mrs Ace Olson said money and fatigue teach prudence and that police helped with lodging on the way. They will ride to Frederick by bus from Los Angeles after finishing.
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Nils Olson
California
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ace Olson
Old Braddock
Nils
Eric
Olson
Vandalia
Cumberland
Indianapolis
Frederick
Frederick eighth in state for federal civilian workers
Frederick County ranks eighth in Maryland for federal civilian workers at end of 1980, with 2,123 statewide total 75,526. Most are Army. Post Office follows with 160. State totals list California, New York, District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Illinois, Ohio as top states. Annual conference of Women’s Guild United Church of Christ to be held July 11 to 14 at Hood College. about 250–300 women from four states expected. leaders include Rev Carl E Berges and Rev Herbert O. Muenstermann. topics include Latin America and vocational guidance for youth.
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Frederick County
Congressional Committee
Joint Committee On
Frederick
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Baltimore
Hanford
Anne Arundel
Charles
Baltimore City
Calvert County
Post Office Department
Maryland
California
New York
District of Cohanbia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Virginia
Ilinois
Ohio
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Agriculture
The
Treasury
Health, Education and Welfare
Interior
Montgomery County
National Institutes of Health
Harford County
General Services Administration
Anuadel
Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
Samaria
North Carolina
Carl E Berges
St Paul United Church of Christ
Rochester
N.C
Herbert O. Muenstermann
Board of International Missions, Evangelical and Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Latin America
Campbell Bid Low On Two Bridges
The State Roads Commission recessed bids for constr uction of the bridges on the Baltimore Washington Parkway over the Capital Beltway. W P Campbell Construction Company of Frederick submitted the apparent low bid of 495 77675 amid seven bidders. The 1.4 mile work lies southwest of the Glendale Road Parkway Interchange.
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State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
W. P Campbell Construction Company
Frederick
Glendale Road Parkway
Attend Electrical Meeting by Tr State Electrical Supply Co
About forty members of the Tr State Electrical Supply Co Inc met for a sales meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. John M Wattersdorf, president, led the program with William W Herzog and Oscar Lashley presenting. Key speakers were Robert Rex of Martin Company Baltimore and Paul Millsaps of Commercial Credit Company.
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Tr- State Electrical Supply Co Inc
Francis Scott Key
Heig
John M Wattersdorf
Electrical
Wiliam W. Herzog
Oscar Lashley
Hagerstown-Cumberland
Robert €. Rex
Martin Company
Baltimore
Paul Millians
Commercial Credit Company
Electrical Company
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Westminster
Chambersburg
Harrisonburg
Frederick
Jerry Hoffmaster
John Porter
Schweitzer To Head Peace Summit
London AP reports Nobel Peace laureate Dr. Albert Schweitzer will serve as honorary head of a proposed summit conference for religious leaders, outlining a plan to advance interfaith dialogue and global peace efforts.
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Schweitzer
Peace Summit
London
Albert Schweitzer
Board Awards $76,000 in School Contracts
The Board of Education approved contracts totaling over $76,000 for grounds work at Middletown Wish School and Thurmont High Schools, electrical renovations at Frederick High School, a gas furnace install at North Market Street School, and various agriculture and instructional supplies. Richard F. Kline, Inc. won the largest bid of $34,500 for Middletown Wish athletics complex.
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Board of Education
Willover
Maiddietown
Thurmont
Frederick High School
North Market Street
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Middletown Wish School
Kline
T. Edgie Russell
Russell
Thurmont High School
Brandenburg Electric Company
Mehrl F. Wachter and
N. BE. Waltz
Paul M. Adams Company
Ditto, Inc
J. L. Hammett Company
Kurtz Brothers
A J. Nystrom and Company
and Paper Supply Company
Clashes Erupt in Dominican Republic amid political protests
In Santo Domingo Tropico supporters attacked the headquarters of the opposition Dominican Popular Movement after leftists demonstrated against the government. The center of the capital saw clashes as buildings were wrecked and set ablaze during the unrest sparked by the Trujillo era legacy. Later in Washington Charles Laughton, preparing for Advise and Consent, sought a Southern accent in the Senate gallery.
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Dom. Republic
Cildad Trunselo
Dominican Republic
Aps
Tropiio
Rafael L Trujilo
Dominican Popular Movement
Laughton
Congress Washington
Charles Laughton
Senate
Optical Contract May Hike Force Five Per Cent
Frederick gains a five percent boost to its workforce as American Optical Company secures a Military Medical Supply Agency contract in Brooklyn. The plant will manufacture 355,968 eyeglass fronts and 230,824 temples at American Optical here, with shipments due in three to four months.
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Frederick
American Optical Company
Military Medical Supply Agency
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Opticals
Ralph Austin
Blood bank considered at Red Cross meeting in Frederick
The Frederick County Red Cross will discuss establishing a county blood bank at the annual general membership meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The move follows a request from Frederick Memorial Hospital medical staff. If approved, it would join the Washington Center and help supply blood for surgeries and emergencies.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. Albert Dean
The
William Wallace
Washington Center
Dean
Wallace
Richard Durrow
Ellis €. Wachter
T. Clinton Rhoades
Dan Weimberg
Only Lawyer Can Give Advice On Settling Estate
The 1961 legislature passed a bill banning nonattorneys from advising on estate administration in Orphans' Courts. The law requires legal counsel for settling estates and targets unauthorized practice of law with injunctive relief and AG investigations. The measure, part of a broader bill, aims to curb nonlawyer representation and defines alternative remedies.
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Senate
108 Czech Miners Are Killed in Mine Disaster
A fire at the Dulka coal mine in the Ostrava Karvina field in Czechoslovakia killed 108 miners. Rescue teams battled the blaze through the night as officials from the Czech Communist party central committee and government arrived. The mine lies near Dolna Sucha, about 30 miles south of Ostrava, a major coal and steel center.
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Pragle Iap
Carpathian Mountains
Ceteka
Dulka
Ostrava Karvina
Dolna Sucha
Ostrava
Moravian
Czechoslovakia
Czech Communist Party Central Committee
Murder Suspect Slays Self in Utah After FBI Contact
Abel E. Aragon, 35, a Price, Utah resident, fatally shot himself Friday night as FBI agents attempted to question him about the murder of Denise Sullivan, 15, of Rockville, Conn., and the kidnapping of her daughter. Denise was killed on a desert road near Moab, and Denise's mother Jeanette Sullivan, 41, was shot the previous Tuesday. a Hartford friend, Charles Boothroyd, 55, was wounded. Authorities say the girl remains missing. a pair of red sneakers linked to Denise were found nearby. Aragon, a former Marine with no police record, died early today in a Moab hospital.
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Moab
Utah
FBI
Connecticut
Abel E. Aragon
Price
Dennis Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
John Stocks
Grand County
Denise
Jeanette Sullivan
FBT
Herber Clegg
Aragon
Albert Passie
Carron County
Guam
Clegg
Pastor Rhodes Appointed Leader of Frederick Alliance Church
Rev. J Warren Rhodes has been named pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Frederick announced by Rev. Joel W McGarvey of Harrisburg Pa district superintendent. He spoke as guest speaker last Sunday and will assume duties this Sunday with his wife and three children. The congregation meets at Staley Park field house West 10th Street Motter Avenue.
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J. Warren Rhodes
Christian and Missionary
Alllance Church
Frederick
Joel W. McGarvey
Harrisburg
Christan and Millionary Alliance
Rhodes
Hurlock
Staley Park
West 10Th Street
Motter Aventa
Lightning strike at Fort Benning kills four recruits
Four Army recruits in basic training died when a lightning bolt struck a tree near a rifle range at Fort Benning Georgia. Fifteen others were injured and treated at Martin Army Hospital. Victims were Melvin C. White Jr James E Whitaker Billy G Bolt and Donald Dinardo. The group was taking shelter during a summer thunderstorm when the bolt hit.
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FT. Benning
Billy G. Casebolt
Ford
Donald Dinardo
Pittsburgh
PIO
A C Mitchel
Divvsion
Reds End Arms Cut
Premier Khrushchev announced that the Soviet Union suspended planned armed forces reductions citing escalating world tension. He said defense allocations for the year would rise by 3.144 billion rubles, lifting total 1961 military spending to 12.399 billion rubles, with the ruble valued at $1.11.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
North Atlantic
Court invalidates Carroll County post appointments
The Court of Appeals ruled Carroll County erred in creating a technical assistant post and in appointing George A. Grier to it and three other posts. It blocked penalties and ordered equitable treatment, noting the stopgap nature of the appointment and that Grier’s residence status had plausibly been cured.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Carroll County
George A. Grier
High Court
Grier
Ingh
Richard K Miller
Harford County
Epee County
Montgomery Man Killed In Crash
Two men injured in separate auto accidents last month died in Baltimore hospitals. Thomas Vaudanl\ tle, 73, of Baltimore, and Lawrence Post, 61, of RFD 2 German Town in Montgomery County, raised Marylands 1961 traffic fatality toll to 26. Vaudanl\ tle died at Church Home and Hospital from injuries sustained June 19 after being struck at a Baltimore street intersection. Post died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from injuries June 22 in a crash on US 40 near Baltimore County.
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Baltimore
Thomas Vaudunlle
Lawrence Post
RFD 2
Germantown
Montgomery Court
Maryland
Vaudanitz
Church Home
Post
Johns Hopkins Hospital
US. 40
Ary
Baltimore County
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Baltimore Hospital
Owele
Tos
Wan
Dad
U.S. Workers ‘Church
Women’s Guild of United Church
Hood
Gordon D. Hall
Boston
Mass
U. S
Gilbert Schroer
Tiffin
Japan
Leroy M Kutz Jr
Springfield
Christan Service Department
Women's Guild
George Ellerbrade
New Braunfels
Tex
Marian Smith
Mifflinsburg
Women’s Guild
Wernersville
Campbell
Wachapreague
Wachap- Teague Bay
Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences
Board
Nasco, Inc
Cavetown Planing Mill Company
Patterson Brothers
Flohr Lumber Company
Foltz Manufacturing Company
Brodheat-Garret, Inc
Greves-Mumphreys, Inc
Seeger Hardware Company
Jacobson’s Department Store
Noland Company
Carey Machinery Company
Alvin and Company
All Bowers Lumber Company
Flowers School Equipment Company
Brunswick Corporation
Carpathian
Fellows
LI Charlene Suneson
Gen. W. A. Mann
San Diego
Cali
Charlene
Rev. Rhodes
Alliance Church
Georgia
Viareggio
Naly
Manuel
Codecasa
Court
Carroll
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