Charge Filed After Death Of Countian
State Police filed a manslaughter charge this morning against Harry Judor Anderson 22 of New Market in connection with Sundays accident near New Market that killed James Richard Peach 4 of New Market. The warrant was sworn before Justice Walter J. Davis and bond set at 2500 pending hearing.
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Chairman Appeals For Foreign Aid Bill
Washington House debate on a 2 33 242 333 000 foreign aid authorization is urged by Chairman Gordon of the Foreign Affairs Committee who warns the Kremlin shifts mean new faces but no removal of the Communist threat. He cites Hungary as evidence of Soviet willingness to use force and seeks quick passage with few amendments amid opposition. Knoxville charges against Mrs Zella Loy Nelson 19 were dropped in segregation trial after she expects a child in September.
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Widely Scattered Showers Prospects Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a front bringing widely scattered showers and cooler air to the northeast and west of the Rockies while other regions may see showers and isolated thunderstorms. Overnight rainfall was light but locally heavy storms occurred from the eastern Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with two inch totals in Baton Rouge and heavy totals around Minneapolis and Elizabeth City. Severe weather included hail and strong winds in Sydney and Chadron Neb and hail in Charleston area with thunderstorms in western and central North Dakota parts of South Dakota and Nebraska.
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No Rain In Next Three Days Seen
Forecaster reports no prospect of rain for the next three days. Dry spell hurts early sugar corn and other crops. Canners say only all day rain would help, but it is not in sight amid continued cloudy, dry weather.
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Rhyne Elected Head Of American Bar Assn
Charles S. Rhyne a 44 year old Washington attorney was elected president of the American Bar Association becoming the youngest ABA president in its 50 year history He was nominated at the February ABA meeting and takes office for a one year term at the annual meeting in New York at Waldorf Astoria.
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Eisenhower Heads to Hideout for Nuclear Attack Drill
President Eisenhower flew from his farm in Gettysburg to a remote hideaway to lead simulated response efforts after an imagined nuclear strike. He will command key officials at the secluded headquarters.
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Communist Romania lists new ministers amid disaster drills
The article reports on political changes in Communist Romania with a new foreign minister and a culture minister amid purges, while U S drills simulate a national catastrophe. It notes casualties from a Chicago flood exercise and shifts in Romanian leadership during the period.
Rossellini Says He Cannot Return Home This Summer
Italian director Roberta Rossellini says he cannot return to Italy to spend the summer with wife Ingrid Bergman despite her hopes. Bergman plans a summer at their villa, while Rossellini remains in New Delhi to complete documentary work for India, with government approval to stay until filming ends.
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India
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Radioactive Sodium Container Hunted by Coast Guard
A Coast Guard cutter and pursuing vessels hunted a steel container of low level radioactive sodium dumped by a tanker off New York eighteen miles southeast. About 25 containers were dumped from the Otco Bayway with one sinking and one drifting, said the Coast Guard. The waste came from General Electric lab work for the Seawolf submarine project.
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Council Opens La Plata Meet on Liquor Controversy
Maryland legislators begin a two day La Plata session with talks on the Maryland Virginia liquor dispute. A study group will meet Tidewater Fisheries Commission chairmen aboard the enforcement yacht Potomac on the Potomac River. Tomorrow a meeting with Charles and St Marys county officials will seek first hand liquor license information.
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Five Day Regional Weather Outlook and Test Site News
The forecast covers Tuesday through Saturday with cooler conditions early in the week and a gradual warmup by Thursday. Temperatures will average near normal, highs in the 80s and lows around 55 to 70 across Garrett, Eastern and Southern counties, with no precipitation expected. Roy T. Hurley announced Curtiss Wright Corp plans to purchase a 150 square mile missile and atomic test site at Reno Nevada, potentially expanding to over 200 square miles. Monocacy river is low and cloudy, Potomac is clear, with Buckeystown and Weverton noted in condition reports.
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Curtiss Wright Corp
Diablo nuclear test explodes after decades delay at Nevada site
The Diablo device, long planned to detonate in Warsaw custody disputes, finally explodes at the U S Atomic Test Site in Nevada. The blast, the seventh in the season, sends a 300 foot cloud aloft and shifts winds toward Utah and Wyoming. Olga Bozyk, 13, and her mother Mrs. Bozyk, linked to a years‑long custody saga, hoped the test would help reunite their family as they witness the blast from near Ground Zero.
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Maryland weekend deaths and a Unionville sale report
The report notes multiple Maryland fatalities from weekend accidents including a drowning near Annapolis and a fatal car crash in Fredericks county. It also covers a Saturday public sale at Unionville where personal effects and real estate totaled over $38,000, with parcels in Taneytown and Mt. Airy selling to local buyers.
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Eldersburg
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Ellicott City
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Multiple Fatalities in Maryland and Washington County Accidents
The report lists several weekend deaths including a Maryland highway crash near New Market with Pilot Officer Robert C. Snyder noting excessive speed as a factor. Other fatalities include Leonard Ossman at Chesapeake Bay, Carlton Hallock in North Maryland, Ames Ellis near Hancock, and Viola Reiser in Baltimore area after separate incidents. George B. Bostock Jr. was charged with manslaughter in the New Market crash. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello end the famous team reunion with Costello retiring to a Santa Barbara ranch.
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Rani Wallace R. Caldwell
George B. Bostock Jr
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Ames Ellis
Little Orleans
Ind
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Washington County
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Baltimore
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Most Effective Reserve Force In History Near Washington
The National Security Training Commission says the United States is approaching the most effective reserve force in history and warns against lagging in funding or program decisions. The farewell report to Congress urges extreme caution in budget matters to avoid straining reservists.
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