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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1961
Page
1
Washington AP reports factory worker pay rose to a June record with higher pay rates and more than forty hours on average. Labor official Seymour Wolfbein notes stronger gains bolster evidence of an economic upturn as employment climbs and unemployment edges higher.
Dr. Hopkins Gibson of 329 Lindbergh Avenue Baltimore reports losing five thousand dollars in Frederick County School Bonds issued in 1958 en route to deposits. He searched routes from St Paul and Baltimore streets to the Mercantile Safe Deposit, aided by County Attorney Byron.
The Associated Press reports light and moderate showers across the Dakotas and upper plains easing drought conditions. Grand Forks, North Dakota, saw about half an inch as storms spread from Montana to Minnesota and into the Mississippi Valley with scattered rain further east. Thunderstorms also hit New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle while parts of Nebraska West of Norfolk saw heavy rain and hail.
Antique car bought in Baltimore for 200 dollars by Roy Rhoderick for his son Terre. Overhauls cost 700 dollars due to scarce parts and imported shock absorbers. The four door Town Deluxe Sedan runs about 35 mpg with a top speed near 30 mph. The family uses it on special occasions and plans trips to Florida when Terre can drive.
The Air Force will not require airmen to serve as lifeguards at officers pools or manicure golf courses. Congressman Kowalski protested at Forbes Air Force Base Kansas, noting crews were reassigned to lifeguard and grass work. Secretary Zuckert approved the change saying recreational work is rare for airmen.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP reports Air Force Capt Virgil Grissom was the leading candidate to pilot America's second manned space flight with Marine Lt Col John Glenn as backup. NASA aimed for a July 16 attempt, with July 18 targeted launch, replicating Shepard's May 5 flight but with upgrades including a larger observation window a new control system and an enhanced emergency escape hatch.
Marilyn Monroe, 34, left Polyclinic Hospital smiling and saying she felt wonderful after emergency gall bladder surgery on June 29. About 500 people gathered outside as she was wheeled to a car and then walked to her apartment. Thomas Hyde dies at Borg-Warner Chicago office after a heart attack.
Communist China and North Korea signed a seven article mutual aid treaty in Peiping pledging full military assistance if attacked and agreeing to consult on international issues. The pact aligns against Western alliances and supports peaceful reunification of Korea along democratic lines.
Dayton AP report says Oakwood School Board approves paddling for serious discipline after years of unwritten prohibition. Superintendent George Pfleger cites persistent disruptive behavior and says many students have been "talked to death" before paddling is authorized.
Two hundred seventy five women have registered for the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Women's Guild four day conference at Hood College beginning today. Theme is Through Not Around Samaria with multiple class topics and discussions led by church leaders on Latin America worship arts and peace.
A humorous Elimira AP inspired piece outlines summer language myths for mothers. The column pairs domestic duties and science terms with playful, fictional scenarios about families, teens, and neighborhood life.
Seaside Oregon reports Becky Roever, missing three days on the coast, survived with minimal water until a helicopter crew rescued her. In Camp Irwin California, Ramon Miller and his dog Gretchen were saved after a week in desert heat as the dog protected him from coyotes and guided rescuers to springs.
General Douglas MacArthur visited Corregidor Island during a brief stop on a 10 day Philippine tour. He spoke of heroism and liberty, received a rock from Malinta Tunnel, and then sailed to Manila on the Lapa Lapua.
An affray over a dime in the City Tavern led to destruction of property and disorderly conduct charges against three men: Charles Reeder Sr, 50. Charles Reeder Jr, 24. and Charles Winpigier, 39. The proprietor Lester Blevins filed charges. Reeders fought after a dispute over a dime to play a machine. a woman was knocked down and a table overturned. Magistrate Bennett found Reeder Sr not guilty on both charges. Reeder Jr fined $10 for disorderly conduct and $10 suspended for destruction of property. Winpigier fined $10 for each offense.
New York Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle was struck on the forehead by a golf ball Monday in San Francisco and was only stunned. The ball hit about an inch above his eye, leaving a red welt, witnessed by Roger Williams, sport editor of the San Francisco News-Call Bulletin.
Thousands line route to city as Yuri Gagarin arrives in Britain for a private visit. Royal and political figures invite him to official engagements while critics say the welcome was tepid and understated.
Grand jury charges nine youths with terrorizing a middle aged Jewish couple over 15 months through vandalism, anti semitic calls, and threats. Twelve youths face arson and mischief counts. three under 18 sent to juvenile authorities. Bowmans report loss of 15 months and weight. Several accused from stable homes. one son of a fire officer and two sons of a Daly City officer. A later note says several youths claimed the acts began as a joke. Air shares advance on mixed New York market as trading remains moderate.
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