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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 11, 1960

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Demonstrations in Tokyo target Ike visit to Japan

In Tokyo on June 1922 a massive protest against Eisenhower's Japan tour drew over 150000 demonstrators. They denounced the United States as Prime Minister Kishi faced pressure from students and leftist groups as Hagerty’s security plans were revised and a scheduled Parliament speech and golf match were potentially canceled.

Washington White House Eisenhower Japan Anse Wheaton James C. Hagerty Tokyo America Kishi Ike Tachikawa Air Base Anchorage Alaska Akahata Red Flag Hishi Hagerty Foreign Ministry U. S

Wee Women Delinquent Account Prompt Reboot

A brief note indicates a person named Wee Women acknowledges an existing account marked delinquent and expresses desire to start anew. The statement suggests intent to resolve arrears and establish a fresh start.

Strike activity widens at Atlas missile facilities

The IAM orders 20000 Convair San Diego workers to cross picket lines as a rival union’s pickets set up, while IAM halts its one day walkout after negotiators meet. Polaris and Atlas programs face potential new strikes with Viking and other aerospace sites mentioned, and UAW deadlines loom at a Long Beach plant. River conditions note Monocacy and Potomac readings with slight cloudiness and above normal water.

Burbank Calif Convair International Assn. of San Diego Atlas IAM Earler Assn Navy Lockheed Aircraft Corp SAM Air Force Bases Polaris U.S Lockheed Missiles and Space Division Midas Samos Cape Cat Air Force Base Cape Canaveral Fla Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica United Auto Workers Long Beach Buckeystown Potomac Point of Rocks

Lambdin Dies At 69 Former Accountant Passes Away At Home

William Stewart Lambdin 69 a Frederick area accountant died at his home 731 Motter avenue after a yearlong illness Surviving are his wife four sons one sister and three grandchildren The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at 106 East Church Street with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Wiliam Stewart Lambdin Motter Avenue Baltimore Thomas C. Lambdin Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church Order of the Eastern Star Jacques DeMolay Knights Templar Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Maryland Enoch Council Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Philip S. Lambdin Harrisburg Robert Lambdin Carrie Landbeck East Church Street Mount Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son

Castro accuses U S warplane of spying on Soviet ship

Fidel Castro said a U S military plane captured movie films and photographs of a Soviet vessel off Cuba. He called the act espionage and rejected two U S protests received by his government in the last 36 hours.

Havana Fidel Castro U.S Cuba United States Castro

Two More Die On State Roads

Two more automobile deaths raise Maryland's year total to 241. Victims: Charles H. McNinch 26 Indian Head and Charles F. Evans 48 Hydrtsdsville. McNinch rear ended a motorcycle on Route 210 near Farmington Road Prince Georges County and was ejected as his car skidded and burned. Evans died in a head on crash on US 1 near Hammonddale Road. Other occupants in the other car suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized.

Maryland Charles H. McNinch Iand Charles F. Evans Hydartsville McNinch Farmington Rd Prince Georges County Ralph ‘Db. Underwood Potomac Heights Margaret Winters Washington Evans US 1 Hammondale Rd Wiliam D. Reeley Jr Savage Joseph Gordon

Pedestrians Warned By Chief Main Seven Persons

Chief Charles V. Main warns pedestrians to cross at designated signals citing seven car strikes in the past month. He notes no mid block crossing law and urges parental instruction and driver caution as schools close. One child seriously injured but recovered. an elderly person released after hospital exam.

Issu Main Chief Main

Two Autos Destroyed One Hurt In Route 15 Crash

Early morning crash on U S Route 15 near Evergreen Point left two cars destroyed and one person injured. Oscar W Moore and Robert F Harding faced charges for failing to grant right of way and failing to stop after a personal injury accident.

Peron Evergreen Point Frederick Memorial Hospital United Ambulance Clifford A. Stiffely North Wisner Street Frederick Harry J. Frost Robert Franklin Harding Lewistown Oscar W. Moore Brunswick Moore Harding George Hall Stitely Katherine E. Neats RFD Frost Harry V. Smith

Rev W E Ervin To Be Installed At Two Lutheran Churches

Rev William E Ervin Jr will be installed as pastor of St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont and St Mark s Sabillasville at St John s Sunday at 7 30 p m Rev Dr J Frank Fife president of the Maryland Synod will install Rev Ervin Sermons will be by Rev Dr Harry F Baughman president of Gettysburg Seminary Other clergy taking part include Rev Charles H Corbett Rev Carroll Boyer Rev Carey Moore Jr and Rev William Brown

William E. Ervin Jr Wille St.John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont St .Mark's Sabillasville St. John’s St. Dionn’s Carroll Boyer Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Frederick Carey , Moore Jr iBible Gettysburg College St .John’s St. Mark's William Brown Woodsboro Lutheran Church

Atlas Guidance System Successful

An Atlas missile completed a 5000 mile test flight across the Atlantic to verify the inertial guidance system. The Air Force said the reentry body was directed as programmed to an impact area off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Atlantic Ascension

Common Cold Triggers Fatal Illness in Mt Airy Infant

Three month old Joan Elworthy of Mt Airy remains in critical condition at University Hospital Baltimore dying from cystic fibrosis Doctors say it is inherited and affects five to 15 percent of the population The family owes over $1000 for treatments and faces ongoing hospital costs while seeking aid from civic groups and the National Institute of Health.

Ed Athaugh Joan Esworthy Mt. Airy University Hospital Baltimore Albert Esworthy Jr National Research Foundation Esworthy Elworthys Roe Elworthy Maor Rockville Robert Darneal

Three Injured In Two Car Accident On West Seventh Street

Three persons were injured and 3650 in damages reported from a two car crash late last night near the Grant Place intersection. Earl Ramigh of Rochester Pa a Fort Detrick serviceman was charged with reckless driving after a police investigation.

West Seventh Street Grant Place Earl Ramagh Rochester Fort Detrick William Bonst J. F. Main Jr Remigh Joseph E. Rexroad Wilson Place Romigh Plymouth Nash Rexroad Frederick Memorial Hospital Ramigh Fort Detrick Hospital Herbert Ralph Weizel North Market Street Walter Eugene Graham Richmond Graham West Patrick Street James B. Jones West All Saints Street Jones Richard Ruthvin

Plane flips during landing at Montgomery County farm

A light plane flipped over during landing on the Percy Grady farm on Travilah road about five miles north of Potomac. Both occupants Joseph Sefarti and Mike Kitsoulis of Washington escaped unharmed despite extensive aircraft damage. Witness Roger Flynn said the nose gear hit a drainage ditch on the private strip. The craft originated from a flight service at Baltimore’s Harbor Airport.

Montgomery County Percy Grady Travilah Road Potomac Roger G. Flynn Ihe Joseph Sefaretti Mike Kitsoulis Washington Grady Bethesda Flyng Harbor Baltimore

Brunswick Reassessment Nears Completion In Town

Brunswick reassessment has been completed with about 1 500 properties reviewed. Lumen Norris and staff are sending out new notices as assessors shift to full time for the semi annual cycle due by July 1. After this phase Jefferson and Jackson districts will be next.

Brunswick Lumen Jefferson Jackson Iocal Norris Frederck City

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