Russians Stage Big Navy Show
Western observers witnessed the Soviet Navy Day display off Leningrad as Moscow touted missile armed atomic submarines as the backbone of its fleet. About 60 warships were shown and the Kirov hosted Deputy Defense Minister Andrei Grechko as the crowd watched jets and automatic missile launches.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Leningrad
Neva
Defense
Andrei Grechko
Kirov
Kirev
Nicolai Lunin
Girl Drowns In Park Stream Near Hagerstown
Debbie Rauth five year old daughter of Mrs Catherine Rauth Route 2 Hagerstown drowned yesterday evening in a small stream at Conococheague Park six miles west of Hagerstown. Trooper Allen D Martin arrived at 6 25 pm and began mouth to mouth resuscitation. The Community Rescue Squad rushed her to Washington County General Hospital where medical examiner Dr Ditto N Washington County proclaimed her dead. The child was with her brothers when she asked to return to shore and was later found floating on her stomach after missing moments.
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Hagerstown
Washington County General Hospital
Debbie Rauth
Catherine Rauth
Conococheague Park
Allen D. Martin
Ditto N
Two-Year-Old Injured In U S 15 Crash Near Thurmont
A two year old child was critically injured in a two-vehicle crash on U S 15 near the Maryland 77 intersection in Thurmont at 9 45 a m Saturday. The boy was taken to Frederick Memorial then Bethesda Naval Medical Center with serious head injuries. His mother Mary Ruth Mack 29 treated for abrasions and contusions. Also injured were Rev Oscar Leroy Emrick Jr 37 and wife Nancy Emrick. their two year old Oscar Leroy Emrick III was uninjured. The minister was charged with failing to keep to the right of center. In a separate three car crash at the Camphill State Park entrance on U S 4 west of Frederick at 5 25 p m Sunday $800 damage occurred and Delores Herridge 28 of Hagerstown sustained whiplash. A dog distraction and driver Herbert Lang led to further collisions involving Charles Frank Kikel and others.
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U. 15
Maryland
Thurmont
Robert Eugene Mack Jr
R. E. Mack Sr
Hershey
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Mary Ruth Mack
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar Leroy Emrick Jr
Gladys
Nancy Emrick
Oscar Leroy Emrick,iii
N. F. Bechtel
Mack
U. S. 15
Emrick
Bechtel
Camphrill State Park
U.S. 4
Frederick
Delores Herridge
Hagerstown
Renault
Richard Lionel Herridge
I.B.M. Corporation
U.S. 40
Gambrill Park Road
Herbert Lang
Brooklyn
Ny.c
Herridge
Hit-and-run damages flag weekend State Police reports
Rockville motorists were involved in several weekend crashes as state police logged a hit-and-run on U S 240 at the Rockville Interchange injuring no one. Doris May Rutherford of Rockville escaped uninjured after an unidentified Virginia-registered Ford struck a 1959 Dodge. Additional accidents included two on Route 355 near the Monocacy River Bridge injuring minorly Shores and Baker, with Shores charged for driving left of center. A Manor Woods Road crash damaged a Wenner car and led to an unsafe vehicle charge. In New Delhi, India announced a 336.7 million five-year plan for Bhutan’s economic development.
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U.S
Virginia
U.S. 240
Maryland
Doris May Rutherford
Rockvile
Monocacy River Bridge
George W. Shores
West Patriot Street
Roland C. Baker
Frederick
Shores Auto
Baker
Robert C Lewis
Shores
Frederick MeMeo
Wenner
Expansion program for Carroll County retarded students
A program for about 110 retarded children over 16 will be expanded at a Mt. Airy center next year. Samuel Jenness, Carroll County Schools superintendent, announced the extension to ages 16 to 21 at a Carroll County Association for Retarded Children meeting in Westminster. The expansion, funded by state legislation, will require more equipment beyond the original plan. FF
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Samuel Jenness
Carroll County Schools
Carroll County Association For
Westminster
Jenness
Board of Education
A.C. Allgire
CCARC
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TV Mediocre Receives Mixed Ratings From Audience Board
New York AP report notes the National Audience Board surveyed over 2400 community leaders. News and weather shows ranked good or excellent by 85 percent, public affairs 81 percent, sports 72 percent, while Westerns and mystery adventure programs trailed with fair or poor ratings. Top commercials were autos at 71 percent.
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New York
National Audience Board
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Region
National Council of Churches
Power line blasts rock Bolzano terror region
In Bolzano Italy two blasts damaged a power line in Selua Dei Mutini, marking renewed terrorism in the Alto Adige area as authorities claim major terrorist rings were broken. German-speaking residents push for greater self-rule as police report progress.
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Italy
South Tyrol
Selua Dei Mutini
Alpine
Alto Adige
Rome
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Ann Wagner
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Virginia Blizzard
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G. Yingling
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Glass & Mirror
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