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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1960

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2

Fifteen Injured In Two Wrecks Reported Near Montgomery

Over the weekend, Randallstown Barracks and Rockville Outpost of the State Police reported two accidents injuring fifteen people. One crash on Maryland 355 near Gaithersburg involved a 16-year-old driver in a northbound Dodge crossing the center line and a 1952 Ford driven by Johanna A. Lonas of Silver Spring. The other vehicle occupants included several juveniles and a one year old. The second crash on U.S. 40 at Saint John's Lane injured five from Woodbine, including a 22-year-old Baltimore law student, Morton Arnold Sacks, and a 1933 Plymouth driven by Russell Nelson Wiles. All injured were transported to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda.

Randallstown Rockville Maryland Middle Brook Hill Gaithersburg Dodge Mount Airy Johanna A. Lonas Silver Spring Montgomery County Robert Allen Brashears William Claude Boughan Kenneth Albert Arnold Woodbine Barbara Green Eer William Eugene Baum Baltimore Teresa Alice Lonas U.S. 40 Saint John’s Lane Morton Arnold Sacks U.S. 4 Russell Nelson Wiles

Sacks Charged After Multi-Vehicle Collision In Ellicott City

Five month-old Sonzetta Wiles, 11-month-old Joseph Burke Jr., Lillie Hensley, and Mary Lou Bot tom were in the Sacks car when it collided in Woodbine. All were taken to Le Agnes Hospital. Sacks faces trial August 8 in Eblicott City Magistrate's Court for failure to grant right of way. TEC Charles S. Smith logged 1200 dollars in damages and 3600 in auto damages. State Police reported both cars as total wrecks.

Sonzetta Lynn Wiles Joseph Howard Burke Jr Woodbine Lillie Hensley Mary Lou Bottom Lowell Drive Baltimore Sacks le Agnes Hospital Ellicott City Eblicott City TEC Charles

UN official ends talks on Syria Israel frontier clashes

Maj. Gen. Carl Van Horn, head of the UN Palestine truce supervision organization, concluded two days of talks in Damascus on the tense Syrian Israeli demilitarized frontier. He did not announce a report but was expected to brief UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on the dispute, amid recent frontier skirmishes that left an Israeli dead.

Damascus Syria Carl van Horn U.N. Palestine Truce Supervision Organization Dag Hammarskjold

Weekend Arrests and Accidents Reported by City Police

A series of weekend police reports detail multiple vehicle collisions on East South street near Hamilton avenue and East Patrick street incidents. Judith Summers, 17, and Kenneth Schultz, 32, were involved in a rear end collision with damages of 50 and 200 dollars respectively, Schultz facing a riding under the influence charge with a trial set for August 8. Additional minor wrecks reported include a $75 total damage incident between two vehicles.

East Patrick Street East South Street Hamilton Avenue Judith Summers Frederick Kenneth Schultz Route 5 Summers Schultz Rehides

Collision on West Fourth Street Leads to July 18 Trial

Elma Keffer, 3, of 14 East Third Street drove west on West Fourth Street and collided with the rear of Charles Linthicum’s auto, who had stopped in the lane. Keffer faces a charge of following too closely and the trial is set for July 18 at 7 p.m. Investigating officers include Sgt. William K. Boost, Sgt. Harry Phillips, Sgt. Denver J. Shook, and Officer Frank Main Jr.

West Fourth Street Bentz Elma Keffer East Third Street Charles HL Linthicum Dickerson Fourth Street Keffer William K. Boost Harry Phillips Denver J. Shook Frank Main Jr

PTA Summer Conference Opens in Frostburg Maryland

The annual summer conference of the Mervland Congress of Parents and Teachers opens Monday at Frostburg State Teachers College. Pre conference meetings of the Board of Managers and local presidents were held Sunday. About 300 PTA leaders from all sections of the state are expected to attend the conference. Learn, Then Lead is the theme of the meeting.

Frostburg Mervland Congress of Parents and Teachers Frostburg State Teachers College PTA

Learn Then Lead PTA Program Aims at Leaders

Learn Then Lead aims to acquaint parents and teachers with PTA basics and duties. Mrs. George Buckalew of Frostburg is general chairman. Mrs. Joseph Tillou of Silver Spring will preside. Principal speakers will include three school superintendents Dr. William Brish of Washington County, Willard Hawkins of Garrett County, and Ralph Webster of the district.

PTA George Buckalew Frostburg Joseph Tillou Silver Spring Wiliam Brish Washington County Willard Hawkins Garrett County Ralph Webster

Admiral Tuan Yuo-lin Dies By Suicide At Home

Formosa AP report states Rear Adm. Tuan Yuo-lin, commander Grmed pres, killed himself Thursday at his Kaobsi lise residence amid reports of poor health. No further details provided.

Self Jaipel Formosa Tuan Yuo-lin Grmed Pres Bis Kaobsi Lise Waa

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