Bull Rescue By Firemen At Three Story Farmhouse Attic
A 300 pound bull climbed into an attic of an abandoned Adamstown farmhouse. Firemen from Carrell Manor Fire Company arrived with fifteen volunteers and tools. After two failed attempts the bull was lowered safely to the ground with three men gripping the hind legs and ropes securing the animal.
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C. Earl Page
Adamstown
Jim Houff
Amb’ Q
Joe Biser
Bob Stralman
Gene Johnson
Dick Biser
Dutch Crawford
Mr. Bull
Jim Honil
Bob Straiiman
Knoxville youth shoots self during pistol practice
A Knoxvne youth in his late teens accidentally shot himself in the left leg while target practice near the Potomac River bank about 343 p.m Sunday. Thomas Cooper of Rowe, Knoxville, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in Brunswick in satisfactory condition after a 22 caliber pistol discharged from a holster. Trooper A D Carlson says the bullet struck below the left knee while the boy was drawing the firearm. state police closed the case last night.
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Potomac River
Brunswick
Thomas Cooper
Rowe 1
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. D. Carlson
Wrong Car Damaged In Accident
An area resident mistook a 1993 Chevrolet for his own as it was struck by a 1952 Buick on East Church Street. Carl Levis Brooks, 59, reported no damage to his vehicle, while Miss Mary Lotse Bloom’s car sustained front side damage. Officer Paul Mossmag investigated. no charges were filed.
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Carl Levis Brooks
Fredenck
Fast Church Street
Charles Edward Stel
East Sixth Street
Frederick City
Brooks
East Church Street
Carter Street
Mary Lotse Bloom
Sutely
Miss Bloom
Paul Wo Mossmag
Airyads
East Patrick Street
Alta Fisher
Armistead Pride Myers
Airy
Myers
David Lewis
Ford
Braddock
Ford Auto
J F. Main Jr
North Market
Fifth Streets
Glenn Edward Matthews
North Market Street
William Calvin Jones
Accident Report Involves Fish Jones Matthews Cars
Police say Isaac Jackson Fish Jr 31 failed to slow to avoid collision with J Jones 1937 Chevrolet pushing J Jones car into Matthews 1939 Chisler sedan. Fish faces charges for failure to reduce speed. Jones sustained $100 damage and Fish $75. Matthews car not damaged.
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Ted
Isaac Jackson Fish Jr
Pasewood
Pokes
Metthews
Jones
Fish
Matthews
J. F
Kennedy Plan Seeks Five Year 88 Billion Foreign Aid Push
President Kennedy proposes a five year 8.8 billion foreign aid program with economic loans for underdeveloped nations. Senator Javits and Senate leaders push action, while discussions continue on major provisions of the plan and funding.
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Washington
New York Republican
New York
Kennedys
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs
Sen J Wilham Fulhight
Senate Committee
Javits
FCC considers cuts in long distance rates
Federal Communications Commission chairman Newton Minow said the FCC studies a possible reduction in long distance telephone charges. He noted AT&T profits are strong and rates are down from 20 years ago while AT&T’s annual business amounts to about 8 billion dollars. Tass reports a 120 year old woman in Kazakhstan and many centenarians in the region.
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Washington
Newton N Minow
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
MBS
Minow
At&t
Moscow
Tass
Darya Bondareva
Kara-Uzvak
Kazakhstan
Snakes Bite Two Men in Montgomery County Sunday
Two men were bitten by snakes in Montgomery County Sunday and transported for emergency care. Novack, son of a Navy Lt. Cmdr., was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital after a bite in north county around 2 p.m. Reports on his condition were unavailable last night. Charles W. Wilson of Congress Street Washington was bitten in southern Montgomery County around 7 p.m. and treated at Suburban Hospital, with officials unsure if venomous snake caused the injury.
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Montgomery County
Navy
Cmdr
Novack
Bethesda Naval Medical Hospital
Hyattstown
North County
Charles W. Wilson
Congress Street
Washington, D. C
Cabin John Ambulance
Washington
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Treatment
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and complete problem cessation, distributed by a world famous research institute.
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New York, N. Y
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