Early Trial Requested for Baker in Fatal Pentagon Guard Killing
William S. Baker 48 of near Adamstown seeks an early trial waiving grand jury action for murder in the fatal shooting of a Negro Pentagon guard. Attorneys Wirts and James filed in criminal court asking a trial before a jury. State's Attorney Barrick plans to file the criminal information early next week and does not oppose the motion. Baker has been jailed since surrendering about two weeks after the shooting.
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William S. Baker
Adamstown
Pentagon
Baker
C. Clifton Wirts
E. Austin James
Wial
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Byrd Predicts Tax Cuts Possible If Spending Drops
Senator Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, said a tax cut could come in 1958 if Eisenhower accepts lower spending. He said 1959 appears more likely for any tax reduction, aligning with Humphrey’s testimony that 1958 tax cuts are unlikely.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd ‘Dear
Eisenhower
Byrd
Lengie Firmance Committee
Humphrey
Senate House
Tornado Rips Springfield Area Wrecks Homes Kills Two
Severe weather devastates central Illinois with a tornado, damaging more than 20 houses and 200 other structures in Springfield and surrounding towns. Survivors include American and Polish travelers. casualties include Mrs. Paul Farley and Mrs. Anna Belle Larson.
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Baker
Robert R. Gaskins
Vienna
Gaskins
Leesburg
Bakrain
Central 1
S.heriff Horace MM. Alexander
Springfield
Moscow 7
Moscow
Cty
Margaret Temper
Michelle
Richard Cheverton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edviet Union
Wood-Tv
Cheverton
Harvey Beaker
Beaker
Harold Milks
Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
Irving R. Levine
National Broadcasting Co
Four City Accidents Involve 2 Drivers
Four car crashes occurred Friday evening in the city with only property damage reported and no injuries. Police investigated all incidents, including a West Patrick Street collision at Jefferson Street involving Georgia Engle and Emmett Wilson, with damages to two vehicles totaling around 4100. Trial is set for June 24 in Magistrate's Court.
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Georgia Lee Engle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Emmett Mattthew Wilson
Elkton
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Wilson
South Jeffery
Son Street
Stewart Upham
Brixham
England
Mayflower IE
Dent
Claude Evans
Plymouth
Mass
Coast Guard
Plymouth Rock
Wilson’ S
Aubrey Ellison
Washington Street
Frederick Evan Denest
Jr Gunpauch
Leventanu
Frederick Auto
Texas
Brow
Tth Street
Evans
Frederick
Ould Loutt Street
William Lester Pryor
Mt.’ Airyrand
John L. Rollins
Route Frederick
Rolins
Pryor
Nathan A. Dorsey
Paul W. Miessburg
Rollins
Washington
U.S
Carsi
William S. Girard
West
Federal District
Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Girard
3.C
Japan
Oliver ‘Gascho
Madeon Girard
Congress
Christians Must Be More Than Good, Adventist Official Says
Dr. Walter R. Beach of Washington told 2,900 attendees at the Maryland Delaware Seventh Day Adventists annual conference in Potomac, Ca tonsville that Christians must be useful beyond being virtuous. He urged a broadened vision of future glory to spur rapid Christian advance and urged believers to be good for something.
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Baltimore
General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
Walter R. Beach
Washington
Maryland-Delaware
Catonsville
Beach
Adventists’ World Organization
Morgantown Market Held Up by Bandits
Two bandits robbed a crowded Morgantown market last night, fleeing with an estimated 2 000 to 33 000 from an office cash box while holding an employee at gunpoint. Manager Russ Williams could not confirm the exact amount immediately.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Russ Williams
Thorofare
Bong Kong ‘Ly
Hong Kong
Andrew Fortuna
China
Jonia
Mich
Korea
Heatwave pushes temperatures over ninety in several areas
A late spring heat wave continued for a third day with forecasts showing no clear relief over the weekend. Temperatures reached 90 degrees at both the barracks and the airport weather station, with the day promising a possible slight rise and brief thundershowers. Deeds recorded include Hamilton Homes selling property in Monocacy Village for about 14000 dollars and the Frederick Housing Authority purchasing sites for a new North Frederick project and water shed land in Lewis Town district. A meteor event in Nashville lit the sky briefly, with witness Lon Arledge noting a bright flash, estimated at 6000 feet altitude and visible for about 50 miles.
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Hamilton Homes, l Inc
Kenneth L. Eicholtz
Monocacy Village
Housing Authority of
City of Frederick
North Frederick
iThe
West Fifth Street
Ffrom
Lewis B. Plunikard
Guy F. Staub
Lewisstown
Nashville
Tenn
Lon Arledge
Vanderbilt Observatory
Arledge
Dulles Marks 50 Years in Diplomacy and Public Service
Secretary of State Dulles observes a half century in diplomatic work and foreign affairs. He began on June 15, 1907, with roles at the Hague conference and Wilson era missions, later serving at Versailles and Panama. He plans to speaks in San Francisco and near future Congress, amidst questions of retirement as he nears 70.
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Dulles
Hague
Republican and Democratic
Dull
Willson
Panama
Jline
Panama Canal
Wilson
Versailles
Hether
Dukes
Foster
Benjamin! ‘Harrison
Robert ‘Lansing
Woodrow
Haiti Crowds React After Provisional President Is Ousted
In Port au Prince crowds protest the army ouster of provisional President Daniel Fignole. Workers from the capital’s poorest districts show support but avoid violence under military curfew. The three man junta led by Brig. Gen. Antonio Rebreau has ruled Haiti since December, with Fignole in power 19 days.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Port An Prince
Fignole
Antonio Rebreau
Arrests by State Police in 4 Counties in 4 Months
Report summarizes four month period January through April with 22 411 arrests for traffic violations across Allegany Frederick Washington and Garrett counties. Major arrests include 2 246 passenger car drivers 333 truckers and 115 others. speeding reckless driving and improper passing prominent. State Police note most arrests occur in Troop B area and urge motorist safety amid rising traffic.
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Ecrsbie Ean
Andi
Ific
Acci
Allegany
Frederick
Leona Fern Chapman
Ington
Garrett
Churchville
Harford Memorial Hospital
Amdn
Washington
Senate
Maryland
Beall
Voung
Paier
Delaware
Krol
Jana Ac
Williams
PTA To Hold 25th Anniversary Conference In July
The Maryland Congress Parents Teachers plans a 25th anniversary summer conference July 5 to 17 at the University of Storyland. State president Mrs. Fred L. Bull of College Park will lead the program focusing on tools and techniques for PTA work. Leaders from across the state will attend sessions on staff development, workshops, and panel discussions.
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College Park
Maryland
Uni
Storyland
Teacher Association
London
Jon
Fred L. Bull
College Spectors
Park
Wilson H. Elkins
Univerajor
PTA
Valérian Zorin
United Nations
Zorin
Soviet Union
Soviviets
Britain
Russia
United States
Jules Moeh
Representa i ‘Tive
New York Hervald Tribune
Washington
U.S
the Herald Tribune
U S Not To Get Time On Russian TV
A Moscow English broadcast says the Soviet Union will not allow American leaders to speak to the Russian people on Soviet television. The remark follows Khrushchev’s Khrushchev appearance and Eisenhower's offer to accept a Russian TV invitation if extended. The commentator urges dialogue based on goodwill, not cold war rhetoric.
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London
Russia
Moscow
United States
Dulles
Radford
Norstad
America
Arthur Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Cbsi
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Washington
U-S-S-A
U.S.A
Wounded Maryland Farm Wife In Fair Condition
A young Maryland farm wife was wounded in the abdomen and reported in fair condition after a shooting described by her husband as accidental during a pistol display. Sheriff deputies said the husband William Clifford Chapman, 24, stated he forgot he had reloaded his pistol and that his wife’s weapon was empty.
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Havre DE Grace
Maryland
William Clifford Chapman
Car Taken Three Held In Stolen Vehicle Case
Frederick youths were jailed early today after police found them riding in a car reported stolen Friday around 10 p m. DeHaven S Toms Jr 19 driver faces unlawful taking charges, with Wolfe 22 and Jones 18 charged for occupying a stolen car. They held on 1006 bond for magistrate hearings. Crouse reported missing a 1949 Ford sedan.
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Frederick
DeHaven
William Crouse
West South Street
DeGrange Street
C. W. Bare
Charles K. Cashour
Pine Avenue
Church Street
Toms
Flood Waters Wipe Out Family Of Seven
Seven members of a farm family die in a flash flood near Beaufort Missouri. A car carrying the family was swept by a swollen creek, eight tenths of a mile, with five bodies found inside and another nearby. one additional member was missing. Sheriff’s office reports indicate a sudden flood overwhelmed the vehicle.
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Beaufort
Franklin County Sheriffs Office
Charles A. Gran‘enmann
Feautu Chariff Caida
Slowdown Signs Seen In Industry
Industry shows new slowdown signs while Washington and Wall Street warn inflation remains the dominant threat. Government foresees no tax cuts or easier credit as relief. unemployment dips in manufacturing but rises in services. Auto, steel, and textile sectors face cutbacks and record inventories amid mixed 1958 outlooks.
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New York
Washington
Wall Street
Tee
William McChesney ‘Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Detroit
Ford
Mercury
California
New Jersey
iThey
Wayne
Mich
General Motors
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Pittsburgh
The
National Metal‘working Weekly
Jsteel
Iron Age
Seventh Avenue
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