Hospitals Sign Fuel Oil Pact in Maryland
Frederick Memorial Hospital joined 17 other state hospitals in a $5.3 million fuel oil contract arranged by the Hospital Council of Maryland. The deal cuts about $27,000 annually, aiding 1,600 patient days, and allows discounts through bulk buying. Hess, Pure Oil, and J. B. Wailes awarded contracts serving multiple Maryland sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hospital Council of
Maryland
P. David Youngdahl
Frederick Hospital
Hess, Inc
Baltimore
Perth Amboy
N. J
Pure Oil Co
Cambridge
Maryland Governor Sees New American Standard Of Living
Governor Tawes told a Baltimore conference that a rising standard of living will redefine prosperity, but unemployment will linger as population growth outpaces productivity gains. He urged active effort by government and industry and highlighted the area redevelopment act aiding Cumberland Hagerstown Cambridge with loans and retraining opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tawes
Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Trial dates set for Leatherman conspiracy case
Frances Leatherman Lewistown seeks a new trial in York Pa. Criminal Court after a July verdict on conspiracy to falsify birth records at West Side Hospital. Arguments expected in September with fall decision possible. Bail remains posted as evaluation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
Frances Leatherman
Lewistown
York
Criminal Court
West Side Hospital
Soldier Guilty On Four Auto Violations
A GI stationed at East Coast Relay Station was found guilty by Magistrate Stanley Bennett on four motor vehicle charges after a June 30 crash on Beechwood Drive. PFC Esti Carpenter, 24, pleaded guilty to drunken driving leaving the scene reckless driving and driving without a license. He was fined 100 for drunken driving 10 for reckless driving 10 for leaving the scene and 10 suspended for the license. Additional case Ira W. Miss, 41, was convicted of non support and ordered to pay 10 weekly for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Coast
Stanley Y. Bennett
Pfc
Esti
Carpenter
Beechwood Drive
J. Frank Main Jr
Claude E. Evans
West Twelfth Street
Twelfth Street
Bennett
Ira W. Miss
RFD 1
Adamstown
Marie B. Miss
North Bentz Street
Miss
Church Plans Major Renovation At Grace United Church
Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm announces extensive remodeling at Grace United Church of Christ on East Second Street. Plans call for adding a second story to the Sunday School building and upgrading educational facilities, with no move to a new location. A professional architect prepared the plans shown to the congregation two weeks ago, as the church consistory weighs improvements versus relocation. The last major remodel was around 1915, and nearby churches consider suburban relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
East Second Street
Wilhelm
Dr. Wilhelm
Trinity Methodist Church
Westbrook
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Frederick County adopts unlimited cumulative sick leave policy
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a new sick leave policy allowing regular employees to pool unused days to accumulate unlimited sick leave. The policy, drafted by Allen Gaddis and Fred Brown Jr with Dr. James Sensenbaugh, sets 10 days per year and removes the prior 50 day cap, with provisions for extended illness, fractional-year hires, and return-to-work rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Education
Allen R. Gaddis IH
Fred J. Brown Jr
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
Gaddis
Arthur C. Croft
Frederick County
Twelve Firms Face Blue Law Charges in Anne Arundel
In Annapolis the state argues that twelve Glen Burnie tenants under one roof operate as a single business violating Sunday blue laws. The defense insists they are separate retail establishments, each entitled to a proprietor and one clerk under the 1959 amended statute. This marks the first test of the amended blue law.
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Annapolis
Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
Harrison
John Aa. Blondell
G. C A. Anderson
C. Edward Hartman ‘H
Program Director Named for Guild Meeting at Hood College
Miss Catherine Sheidy of Wernersville Pa has been named program director for the Women's Guild annual summer conference of the Evangelical and Reformed Church to be held July 21 to 14 at Hood College. She is third vice-president of the Guild and a longtime leader in church and social action activities locally and regionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sheidy
Wernesville
Women’s Guild of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Hood College
Women’s Guild
State Teachers College
Kutztown
Wilson High School
West Lawn
Sheldy
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Shelby
St. John’s (Hain’s
Board of Christian Education
Plane Fight On Flight 853 Stirs Legal Crux
Illinois janitor Joseph Newkirk, 60, caused a disturbance aboard United Air Lines Flight 853 from Chicago to Los Angeles with a pocket knife after his whiskey was taken. He was restrained by a Marine and crew, later arrested on assault charges, but authorities face jurisdiction gaps over interstate air crime. The FBI and FAA weigh possible actions as no federal statute clearly covers in-flight passenger offenses.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Chicago
Ghare Field
Newkirk
Nevada
Donald James Schwalbach
Highland Park
FAA
Thor Asst
U.S
Axis Sally Is Released From Prison
ALDERSON West Virginia Axis Sally star Mil j dred Gillars walked out of federal prison after serving 12 years. Convicted of treason in 1949 she said little beyond a quip about 15 years in prison. She left with a sister driving her home and was unsure about future plans.
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Alderson
W.va
Gillars
Miss Gillars
E. Em Nieminen
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sally
Rocket Firing Fizzles At Point Arguello Calif
In Point Arguello California US first tested to launch a missile alarm satellite. The 98 foot rocket failed to lift from its pad at 8 59 am causing a flame and smoke plume. Observers saw the launch abort without damage to the Atlas booster on the seaside pad north of Los Angeles.
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Point Arguello
Calif
API
United States
Russia
Midas
Midas Tki
Los Angeles
Eichmann Takes Morning Recess Amid Jitters in Trial
Adolf Eichmann asked for and received a morning recess to sleep off nervous tension during the long trial in Jerusalem. He returned to the witness stand in the afternoon with a shaken demeanor after an attack of nerves and a sleepless night. The defense said he had spent the night in a solitary confinement cell and a prison doctor declared him tired but fit.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Argentina
Condition of rivers and water temperatures report
Monocacy River muddy and full at Buckeystown while Potomac River remains clear and normal at Point of Rocks. Water temperature recorded at 72 degrees this morning.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Coolest July mark since 1957 with 51 degree low
Temperature readings show an unusually cool July start with 51 degrees at the airport station and a weekend high near 77. The Weather Bureau predicts nights in the 50s and little rainfall statewide, though puddles linger in spots and some counties report heavier rain.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick County
Kidnapped Dennise Sullivan Hunt Expands in Utah Mesa
Search parties comb Polar Mesa after a bundle of clothing and footprints appear on the northeast rim. Dennise Sullivan, 15, of Rockville Conn., was kidnapped a week earlier by Abel Aragon, 35, who killed her mother and later died by suicide. Investigators tie Aragon to the case as Boothroyd, 45, of Rockville, recovers from facial injuries.
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Moab
Utah
Dennise Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Salt Lake City Tribune
Polar Mesa
the Tribune
Nathan Ince
Abel B. Aragon
Price
Aragon
Texas Woman Leads Powder Puff Derby
Miss Dorothy Warren of Dallas, Texas, appeared to lead about 90 light planes in the 15th annual coast-to-coast Powder Puff Derby for women pilots. Her plane set radio contact with Hagerstown, the next-to-last stop before Atlantic City. Officials said planes would refuel briefly at Hagerstown, with all entrants expected in Atlantic City tonight or early Tuesday after a start Saturday in San Diego.
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Hagerstown
Dorothy Warren
Dallas
Tex
Atlantic City
San Diego
Calif
Earhart Receives Doctorate From University of Maryland
Frederick County Assistant Superintendent Quentin L. Earhart earns Doctor of Education from the University of Maryland after studying school administration. He began teaching in 1940, led Westminster High School as principal, and has served as assistant superintendent since 1957. He is married with two children and active in educational groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin L. Earhart
Frederick County
Columbia University
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Carroll County
Earhart
Air Force
Dr. Earhart
Westminster High School
Mt. Airy High School
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gina Lollobrigida Walks Out Of Moscow Film Festival
Gina Lollobrigida says she left the Moscow Lenin Stadium opening out of misunderstanding not anger. She claimed she was upset and needed a bath after traveling from the airport, while Khrushchev and Soviet officials watched from the audience.
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Gina
Moscow
Gina Lollobrigida
Khrushchev
Waireu
Lenin Stadium
Ginagalck
William Perlberg
the Ffestival
Mozambique Ship Save Toll Soars After Grounding Blaze
The Portuguese Ministry said 237 dead or missing from the grounded transport Save off Mozambique reveals 490 aboard with 253 saved and many Africans among victims. Survivors evacuated by air and sea as searchers comb coast near Lourenco Marques.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Portuguese
Mozambique Channel
Africa
Linde River
Beira
Save
Portugal
Angola
Quelimane
Lorenco Marques
Kennedy Returns To Busy White House
President Kennedy comes back from Hyannis Port to a packed White House agenda with wife Jacqueline, who heads to Mt Vernon for a state dinner with the Pakistani president. The Kennedys’ youngsters Caroline and John Jr. stay in Hyannis Port as the president begins work with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and officials.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Jacqueline
Mt. Vernon
Pakistan
Paris
Vienna
Caroline
John Jr
Dean Rusk
State Department
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Okay New Educators
Axis Sally
Sol
FBI
Jeannette Sullivan
Charles Boothroyd
Dennise
Boothroyd
Texas Woman
Chamonix
France
Theodore York
Aiguille de Dru
Marti
Bern
East Africa
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