Liberace Testifies In Libel Suit OverMirror Column
In London Liberace testifies in a libel case against the Daily Mirror and columnist Wil Connor now Cassandra, denying homosexuality claims while recalling jeers of fairy and queer from a Sheffield audience. His attorney labels Connor a literary assassin as the trial opens and the judge remains presiding.
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London
API
Liberace
London Daily Mirror
Wil Censor
Cassandra
Gilbert Beyfus
Connor
Gerald Gardiner
the Mirror and
Sheffield
Berfus
Cyril Salmon
Charge Against Teacher Under Advisement
A 14 year old boy accuses Newport Junior High School teacher Robert T. Sutton of pushing him, chair topple, chipped teeth and kicking. Judge John B. Diamond takes case under advisement for two weeks to seek a possible settlement. Sutton testifies he did not intend to strike and had warned the class after prior disruption.
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Rockville, Md
Robert T. Sutton
Newport Junior High School
Kensington
iPeople’s Court
John B. di ‘Amond
Diamond
Thomas Jackson
Sherrie Lane
Wheaton
Sutton
George Washington University
Fort Derrick speaker recalls Bolivia visit and aid work
Lt. Cal Merita W Castleberry of Fort Derrick spoke at Braddock Heights Optimist Club about his Bolivia tour with the U S State Department veterinary program. He described terrain, people, and economy, noting disease eradication efforts and improved breeding stock amid optimism for long term development.
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Cal. Merita W. Castleberry
Fort Derrick
Optimist Club
Braddock Heights
Col. Castleberry
Bolivia
South America
U. S. State Department
Col_. Castleberry
U. S
Water Commission Named To Study Economic Development
Gov. Tawes appointed a 15 member Water Commission to study economic development linked to water uses. Del. E Homer White Jr of Wicomico named chairman. commission includes agricultural and urban water users. It reports to the governor and Legislature by September 1960.
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Annapolis
Tawes
del. E. Homer White, Jr
Wicomico
MecKeldin
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
Rieck
Maryland Assn. of Soil Conservation
D ‘Teids
Frederick City Officials Appoint New Commission Members
The Frederick city engineer led discussions on appointing new members to the commission. Names include Ler oy V Schuerholz Baltimore Ro White Rieck Samuelbert L Dodd Dilson Jr Hancock Cambridge Samuel H Hecht Heaps and Abel Welman Johns University among others. The appointees bring diverse backgrounds from dairy farming to urban sanitation.
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Noah FE. Kefauver Jr
Middletown
Fred Planning
Prink
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