City reinvests $1.9 million bond proceeds in federal securities
Frederick officials reinvest $1.9 million of last week’s $2 million bond sale entirely in Federal government securities maturing in 30 days to one year. Yields run 2.70 to 4.49 percent while the city pays 3.64 percent. Funds fund airport hangar, shop building, a Potomac Edison land purchase for Tuscarora watershed, sewer and water facilities, and a Carroll Creek bridge project.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
W. Raymond Walter
Ramsburg
Floyd Culler
E. S. Comway
Potomac Edison
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Sllinas
Carroll Creek
Carroll Street
Strike Idle Now 578000 United States steel strike
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the nationwide steel strike idled about 578000 workers, including 500000 in United Steelworkers and 78000 in allied industries. Railroads suffered nearly 50000 furloughs as talks in New York with mediators loom. Federal Mediations chief Finnegan doubts early resolution. Labor Secretary Mitchell absent amid speculation on contact with parties. River conditions note Monocacy Muddy at Jug Bridge and Potomac Muddy at Harpers Ferry.
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Pittsburgh
Theseere United
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
James P. Mitchell
Eiserhower
Washington
Oriental Crowned As Miss Universe
Akiko Kojima of Japan, 22, became the first Oriental Miss Universe winner at Long Beach Memorial Auditorium. The 6 foot beauty received cheers from about 4,200 spectators as she claimed the coveted crown, expressing happiness and gratitude in English during the pageant ceremony.
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Long Beach
Calif
Japan
Ithat Leggy
Akiko Kojima
Longs ‘Beach Memorial Auditorium
Tokyo
Alamond
Woman Hurt As Tractor Auto Collide
One woman was injured and about 31,000 in damages occurred in two automobile accidents early today. Marilyn Elizabeth Dinehart of Jamesville N Y was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a chin laceration and back pain after a Volkswagen struck a Farmall tractor driven by John Henry Jackson in Buckeystown area Route 15. Jackson was charged with failing to grant right of way. Another crash on Route 40 near U S 40 A left two cars damaged about 100 each when a motorist made an improper turn, Robert Lee Reedy charged with improper right turn.
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Marilyn Elizabeth Dinehart
Jamesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll Manor
Henry S. Stafford
Route 15
Buckeystown_j
Charles K. Dinesham
John Henry Jackson
Dickerson
Stafford
Volkswagen
Jackson
Ottis Haines
U. S. 40
Robert “Lee Reedy
West
Patrick Street
Viet
Ronald R. Doerr
Reedy
May Propose Big Four Recess in Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Christian A Herter may propose next week a long recess of the Big Four conference if the Soviet Union does not soften terms for easing the Berlin crisis. The nine week Paris talks show depth of Western and Soviet rifts as Gromyko pushes for a Berlin settlement formula.
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Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Herter
West Berlin
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Brussels
Paris
Citywide bicycle licensing and inspection set start date
The Frederick Police Department will begin annual bicycle licensing and inspection on August 3 with a schedule through August 27 across city parks, school grounds, and other sites. 2,300 tags are ordered this year, at 25 cents each, with inspections led by Cpl. Charles W. Bare and supported by the Optimist Club.
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Frederick Optimist
Iclub
Charles V. Main
Tion
Fly
Maia
Heit
South Market Street
Wisner Street
East Patrick Street
Harmon Field
Winchester
Monroe Street
Maryland Avenue Park
North Mar
Ket Street
Wis
Third Street
Northner Street
North Market
Eighth Street
North Market Street
Ft. Betrick
Rosedale Park
Hood College
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Tollgate Manor
Elms ‘Street
Mareket Street
College Avenue
Patrick Street
Baker‘ iPark
Pattrick Street
Iof
Culler Lakeji i Boathouse
Bentz Street
Washington Street
Economy Heads For New Highs Amid Consumer Boom
New York reports show consumers driving a strong economy with rising auto sales and profits at Ford, Chrysler, GM and Studebaker. Industry orders and textile and pool product demand signal broad confidence. railroads post gains and freight car orders surge. Local notices outline August bicycle inspection sites in Carrollton and Linden Hills.
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New York
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
General Motors
National Swimming Pool Institute
Burlington Industries Inc
Debra Points For Houston Debra Points For Houston GALVESTON
Hurricane Debra lashed the upper Texas coast with up to 80 mph winds and heavy rains. The center was near southeast of Houston moving north at 5 mph with six foot tides flooding Galveston Island and 2000 coastal residents seeking shelter in courthouses and schools.
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Galveston. Tex
Debra
Texas
Houston
Weather Bureau
Houston International
Pasadena
Galveston Bay
Louisiana
Galveston Island
Dover
Galveston
Storm Brings Heat Relief And Rainfall
A Thursday thunderstorm dumped about half an inch of rain across the county, ending a stretch of heat and humidity as temperatures peaked near 92 degrees for a second day. The storm caused minimal damage, with only a few tree limbs down and minor power outages in Libertytown and LeGore. Rainfall varied by location, flooding Fish Creek dam levels by two inches and lifting the reservoir from near full to just feet below the top. Cooler weekend forecast with highs in the 80s and lows around 35 60 degrees to offset the heat.
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Libertytown
le ‘Gore
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Uwo
Secretary Herter Flies Into West Berlin
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter landed at Templehof Airport in West Berlin and praised the indomitable spirit of its 20 million residents. He said he would leave with a deeper appreciation for freedom symbolized by the city and planned a six hour visit to reinforce Western Allies resolve to keep troops near the city, isolated 110 miles behind the Iron Curtain.
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Berlin
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
Templehof
Herter
Unionist Gets Term For Evasion Of Taxes
Frank W. Jacobs Sr., an international vice president of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge George H. Moore to five years in prison and a $20,000 fine for income tax evasion. He was convicted April 30 of evading $22,691 in taxes in 1951 and 1952.
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ST. Louis
Frank W. Jacobs Sr
Rotherhood of Electrical Workers
U.S. Dist
George H. Moore
Jacobs
Old Friends Meet by Towntown Intersection
AP report describes a chance reunion of two elderly pals who studied together 30 years ago. Police say Mrs Thelma Cramp of Avery Idaho drove a car that rear ended Arthur Herman’s vehicle. No injuries or hard feelings followed the collision at the intersection.
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Spokane
Thelma Cramp
Avery
Idaho
Arthur
Herman
Maintenance Work In Schools Balances Summer Repair Program
The boards summer program engages 34 teachers and maintenance staff in interior exterior painting roofing carpentry and remodeling at Frederick county schools. Projects include Brunswick High School Middletown Elementary Thurmont High and Emmitsburg High with roofing new wiring updated heating systems and acoustical ceilings.
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Frederick
Board of Education
Harry ¥e-Prushotire
Middletown High School
Middletown
Brunswick High School
Adamstown
Yellow Springs
North Frederick
Brunswick
Frederick High School
William Null
Thurmont High
Washington Street
New Midway
Emmitsburg
Thurmont High School
Blood Donors Secured For Heart Case
Local residents answered a plea and 16 donors had blood samples tested at the health department. Thirteen satisfactory RH positive Type B donors were matched at University Hospital Baltimore. James Brooks, born with a congenital heart defect, will undergo surgery at University Hospital next Wednesday.
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B. O. Thomas Jr
Coniversity Hospital
Baltimore
James Brooks
University Hospital
Young Brooks
Health Department
Thomas
Nellie Smith
Elizabeth McElroy
James A. Grove
Leslie Windenr
Kozlov Criticizes New York Subway System
Soviet first deputy premier Kozlov called New York City's subway system lousy and dirty as he spoke to American newsmen awaiting Vice President Nixon's visit. He urged Gov Rockefeller to use funds planned for air raid shelters to rebuild the subway.
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Moscow
Kozlov
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Khrushchev Praises U.S. Exhibit at Moscow Fair
The American National Exhibition in Moscow opened with Soviet Premier Khrushchev praising the display, saying there are good things here and Russia will have them. Attendance reached about 3,000 invited guests as fairs officials expect 30,000 daily. The nine acre site in Sokolniki Park features American wear, food, cars, homes, and a fashion show, while Nixon mingled with crowds after the ceremony.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Sokolniki Park
America
Khrushchev
Nixon
Nixon Hosts Warm Reception During Moscow Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon told Deputy Premier Kozlov in Moscow that he and his wife were very touched by the warm reception. Nixon met First Deputy Premier Mikoyan to discuss trade while Public replies and barbed exchanges with Soviet officials were noted but did not disturb the visit. He was accompanied by Harold Boeschenstein of Owens Corning and Admiral Rickover who delivered photos from Shippingport.
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Moscow
API
Richard M. Nixon
Kremlin
Forst
R. Kozlov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kozlov
United States
New York
Nixon
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Harold Boeschienstein
Owens Corning Fiber [Glass Corp
Toledo
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Adm
Hy Iman G. Rickover
U.S
Rickover
Shippingport
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