Tibbett Dies In New York
Famed baritone Lawrence Tibbett, 63, died Friday at Roosevelt Hospital after an operation related to a head injury. Born in Bakersfield he rose to Met Opera stardom in 1925 and later performed across radio film and Broadway.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1960
Page
16
Famed baritone Lawrence Tibbett, 63, died Friday at Roosevelt Hospital after an operation related to a head injury. Born in Bakersfield he rose to Met Opera stardom in 1925 and later performed across radio film and Broadway.
State Police report a hit and run near Indian Head Maryland killed Clarence E. Clark 54 a Glyment resident. He was walking on Maryland 219 about a mile north when struck. Odell Butler 30 of Pisgah could not stop to avoid hitting Clark's body.
Johnson appeals for national unity amid a Democratic nomination bid. He praises Kennedy as a political genius and urges end to divisions by region religion race and class, calling for a unified government and a new era of hope. A second item notes Baltimore reporting a modest drop in crime for 1959 with fewer murders and shifts in assault theft and burglary.
Fort Detrick leaders honored as Brig. Gen. Delmore awarded the National Safety Council Laboratory Safety Honor for the third time. Col. L. A. Parks receives the Safety Council plaque as about 316 members of the Directorate of Engineering Services receive pins. Arthur P. Tofani earned the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service.
Detrick received a third safety award presented by General Delmore to the Safety Division. The ceremony honored the unit including Dr. W F Kirchheimer Kenneth Hindman Everett Hanel Jr and others. General Delmore praised the accomplishment and noted the installation he commanded in 1950 winning the award.
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