Man Found Dead In Car In Garage
Clyde Robert Caviness a 45 year old retired natal chief petty officer died by his own action in the garage of a Sheokstown home. Carbon monoxide poisoning from a running car heater was found by the county medical examiner. Frederick men discovered the body after seeing a hose from the exhaust toward the heater. Caviness had lived in Frederick county for years and left the navy. He and wife Alma R Caviness had a partial divorce in June. Two children were named Sandra Lee and Douglas. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Clyde Robert Caviness
Natal
Hts Sheokstown
Dee B OO. Thomas Sr
Segt G R Cole
Frederick
Thomas Eichelberger
Lewis E. Bachelberger
Bun
Enchelberger
Caviness
Frederick County
Navy
Alma R. Caviness
Sandra Lee
Douglas Caviness
Meadows van
Flash Flood Strikes Big 4-H Camp in Newark Ohio
A flash flood inundated Camp Oo in Licking County near Newark washing out bridges and a cabin and marooning 113 campers for four hours. No injuries were reported as deputies and volunteers rescued children aged 9 to 16 using waded searches and high ground shuttles after two inches of rain in hours.
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Newark
Ohio
Camp Oo
Wiel Mixnd
Kenneth Paine
Ade
Perry County
Recreavon
William McElroy
Five Day Forecast Draft for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware shows warm Tuesday and Wednesday with a warmer period later. Scattered showers or thundershowers expected Thursday and a pleasant Friday and Saturday. Precipitation around one inch with temperatures near normal overall. Early lows in the mid teens to near twenty in places.
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Maryland
Delaware
Weekend city accidents injure motorcyclist and driver
A 21 year old Walkersville resident, Janes M. Foland, was injured in a wet alley motorcycle skid and treated for a small head wound. Hyattsville resident Thelma Brunelle sustained knee and leg injuries in a four car crash on South Market street. A Moodysburg driver fell asleep, hitting a fence near Hood College. no charges filed.
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Walkersie
Hyattsville
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Janes M. Foland
Walkersville
RFD
Deaver J. Shook
Foland
McCurdy Field
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald G. Moreira
Tewksburg
Mass
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Thelma Brunelle
Brunelle
Curtis W. Crockett
Washington
Crockett
John L Meininger
Chevy Chase
Brunetle
Crocket
West Ninth Street
Motter Avenue
Hood College
Harry Phillips
Paul Mossburg
Fragers Scott Key
Hoffer
South Street
J W Stockman
Harrysmith Kensington
GFE Asterne
Laoung
Smith
Osborne
Frederick E. McAbee
Menrovia
RFD 2
Mossburg
Vurgess Miller
Miidietown
Steckmes
Moss
Building crash injures driver leaving Bloomfield road
Ralph W Leds, 24 RED 3, was hospitalized after his Nash left a curve on Q Possumtown Pike, struck a farm building on Paul Dozier's property, then hit a tree. He suffered multiple injuries including a fractured arm and lip laceration. Troop details cite operating without a license and failing to keep right. trial set after hospital treatment.
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Ralph W Leds
Frederick Memorial Hospilal
Bloomfield
Paul Dozier
Lods
Newton
Baker Veterans’ Hospital
Martinsburg
Vrooper Babes Mnes Riles
Frederick
Lodis
Kirby
Martinsburg Hospital
Weekend Toll in Maryland Heavy Again
A two-car collision near Elkton and multiple weekend incidents left four dead and several injured across Maryland. Minnie Thompson of Port Deposit and three relatives perished or were hurt after leaving a drive-in theater near Elkton. Paul Boyles, 26, of Elkton also died in the crash. Additional fatalities occurred in a Silver Hill head-on crash and a hit-and-run near St Michaels, with a drowning at Romney, West Virginia, County.
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Associated
Ilkton
Maryland
Minnie L Thompson
Port Deposit
U. S. 40
George
Thompson
Paul Francis Boyles
Elkton
Karl L. Pritt
Pritt
Leon Hospital
Kathy Lyce
George Jr
Gale
Paul Dillon
Charles L Craig
Alexandria
Silver Hill
Henry Palmer
Wittman
Talbot County
St Michaels
Silver Spring
Harry C Poole Jr
Heatterie
Charles Huppman
Washington
Florence Beeson
Don Robert
Kooken
Westernport
Potomac River
Romney
WooVa
Liberty Bridge and Tubes Reopen After Resurfacing
The resurfacing project on the Liberty Bridge and adjacent Tubes in Pittsburgh finished Monday, reopening to traffic three minutes early. Detours and 4 patrolmen guided motorists, with the bridge serving as a main southern artery into the city.
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Liberty Bridge
Pittsburgh
Liberty
Trafic
A Phan
Communist Aid Means Nation Red Satellite
In Karachi Pakistan Vice President Richard Nixon warned that any country accepting Communist economic aid risks becoming a Red satellite economically politically and militarily. He cited Nehru as the target during a news conference at the end of his almost four hour visit to Karachi. The remarks aim to provoke reaction in New Delhi amid Kashmir tensions and competing aid from both Soviet and American sources. Major James Casey of Bristol Connecticut accuses Maryland Governor of politicizing the tobacco export issue and job paychecks in a letter to President Eisenhower.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Richard Moon
India
Nehru
Nixon
Haerach
New Delhi
Inca
Kashmir
Mereldin
Bristol
Conn PF
James Po Casey
Gow
Theodore R. MaKellin
Maryland
Casey
Fisenahower
Switzerland
Injunction Signed In Equity Case Over Tavern Revenue Split
Mrs. Sarah Kidwiler sues Milton Holt in Frederick equity action claiming half of 27500 sale proceeds from the South Jefferson and Pearl tavern property, with Holt allegedly keeping 7650 due her. Court lodges injunction blocking him from disposing sale proceeds until accounting.
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Milton E Holt
Sarah H Kadwiler
Frederick
South Jefferson and
Pearl Streets
Wilbur P. Sheffield Jr
Edwin F Nikirk
Kidwiler
Holt
Austin Young
Joseph H. Himes
Halt
Young
Radwailer
Nora Fogle
Magnolia Avenue
Kadwiter
Jomnth
Virs Kidwiter
Patrick Wo Schnauber
Quakes and Maritime Waves Hit Aegean Islands
A series of earthquakes and tidal waves struck the Aegean Islands off southern Greece causing extensive damage. Thera suffered the worst with many deaths and housing collapse. Crete Samos and Amorgos also reported casualties and losses. The government mobilized relief as anxiety spread to Athens and other regions.
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Athens
Greece
Aegean Islands
Thera
Santern
Inhed
Jos
Crete
Samos
Kotmeas
Dodecanese
Astipala Paros
Amorogos
Ikaria
Aegean
Syros
Amorgos
Kalimnos
Ionian Islands
Rain Across Regions Drops Heavy Showers and Hazards
Rain fell across wide areas as thunderstorms moved from the midwest to the mid Atlantic. Heavy rains caused a dash flood stranding 125 campers near Newark while hurricane force winds and hail hit North Texas with widespread damage but no injuries.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Newark
Texas
Atlanta
Linke Roch Ark
Anderson
Jane Marghee
Pee
Learner Causes Injury in Hamburg Road Crash at Gamebrills
Olga Bunce, 41, of Washington D D, and her licensed instructor Robert Staley, 37, were injured when a learner on a permit pressed the gas instead of the brake on Hamburg road at Gamebrills State Park. They were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Damages to the car were about 400 dollars. No charges were filed.
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Hamburg Road
Gamebrill State Park
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Olga Bunce
Washington D
Jearner
Robert Staley
Dill Avenue
Robert C Snyder
Kidnapping Case Update Blues and Brief Playoff T:
Beatrice Weinberger reportedly left her home at 9 30 last night and returned about 3 20 this morning amid a New York City linked kidnapping inquiry. Police say no solid leads exist and three men were arrested in Queens and a bar in connection with ta lks to the Weinberger home. The baby Peter Weinberger was kidnapped Wednesday from his ranch style home and a ransom note demanding 2000 then 5900 was left. Mrs Weinberger allegedly took 5000 in cash Friday for a rendezvous that failed. Additionally a Frederick Little League playoff unfolds Tuesday at Baker Park between Elk and Amvet with Ox Fibre to follow.
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Westbury. N
Peter Weinberger
Beatrice Weinberger
Queens
Weinberger
Saare
Nassau County
Mineola
Peter
Stuyvesant Parnell
Pinnell
Frederick
House Debates Foreign Aid Cuts and Restoration Moves
The House considers two foreign aid bills with cuts from Eisenhower’s request. Rep. Taber refers to the reductions as a serious decrease and signals potential moves to restore funds. The authorization measure proposes a four billion overseas program, while the $3.6 billion spending bill cuts arms aid by 1.2 billion, with action possible late today.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Gettysburg
Taber
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhow- Brasco
House-Senate
Rain Deluge Lingers With Lightning Expected
More rain drenched the area with Sunday showers and thunderstorms forecast for the afternoon. Airport rainfall measured 1 inch while the State Police barracks recorded 0.13 inch as damages noted delays in wheat harvesting and field work. Temperatures will dip five to ten degrees below Sunday night and linger into Tuesday with less humidity and cooler skies.
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Weather Bureau
Stevenson Nomination Hopes Cap Democratic Talk
Ste venson backers push for quick nomination while rivals gauge first or second ballot outcomes. Supporters like Sen Lehman and Sen Humphrey see potential, Governor Chandler cautions about bandwagon claims and Kentucky dynamics in play. Democrats seek key delegates as convention looms in Chicago.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen
Sparkmand-Aia
Ballon
Lenmas
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Lehman
Humphrey
D-Minn
Truman
Avenenl Waewherse
Washington
Rees
Senate
Congress
Oregon
Nevada
New York
West Virginia
Colorado
Connecticut
Indiana
Ilinois
Maryland
Ohio
Les Bush
R-Conm
Bush
San Francisco
Chicago
Kerr
Oklahoma
Jackson
Midwest
Muinén
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Hartford
Defense and political maneuver dominate courthouse and White House briefings
In a calm Monday session Magistrate Shoemaker acquitted Linton of simple assault after a tense week of legal action. President Eisenhower concentrates on defense matters with NSC aide Dallon Anderson visiting the White House to discuss security policy.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
Garmon R. Linton
West South Street
Hubert Gettysburg
L. Hoffman Eisenhower
William M Boost Jr
Wiliam Staley
Linton
Kit Gen
Holtman
National Security Council Affairs
Dallon Anderson
NSC
Lanton
Washington
Shoemaker
Sherman Adams
Liston
House
Hoffman
Nethe Peltzer
Reyster- Crimer
Tonsidern
North Market Street
White House
White Heuer
CC. Steete
Tay Janes C. Hagerty
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Ralph W. Leds
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F Fox
Japan
Woober
Lamd
Lis Fonte Mole Wien
Milion
ST Vouse
Ruber Mc Halen
Baltimore
Feneral Rouse Falls
U.S
Steel Magazine
Pennsyvania
Foor
CER
US Steel
Gary
Ind
Werks
Suena Bee
Tan Goretion Cn Chit
Sam
Adlai
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