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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
3
Miss Alma Jean Leatherhood married Harold James Taylor in a Calvary Methodist ceremony at Purdum. Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe officiated with Rev. Ennis Coale assisting. The couple will reside in Elkton after a trip to Cape Cod and then pursue graduate studies in chemistry at Purdue University.
Miss Judith Lavina Hoffman and Delmar Elwood Baker were married Sunday at Mt. Carmel Methodist Church. Rev. Richard D. Thompson officiated as vows were exchanged with Miss Marie Delauter as maid of honor and bridesmaids Betty Ann Stes Nancy Hoffman and others. The groom’s brother Robert Baker served as best man with ushers J Howard Stiles and Clifford Hy Stiles. A church reception followed a short wedding trip.
TV writer Cynthia Lowry reports Craig Stevens as Peter Gunn discusses fame identity roles and the show’s impact. Stevens credits Blake Edwards for Gunn’s look and notes wardrobe fights and suits needed for action scenes while expressing confidence in avoiding boredom from the show’s varied scripts.
Washington AP reports Len Gugh Scott foresees Vice President Richard Nixon winning the first ballot GOP nomination for 1960. Scott cites Nixon's ties to Thomas E. Dewey and Nelson Rockefeller as shaping strategy, with a convention decision expected next year.
Liberace performs with a troupe in London as his lawsuit against the London Daily Mirror and columnist Cassandra proceeds. The act includes singing a few songs and a candlelit finale amid an uproar of cheers after a 16 minute ovation.
The bride and groom plan to live with the groom’s mother. The bride graduated Frederick High School in 1957 and works at Marken and Bietfield. The groom attended Frederick Theh Sehost and works at Ox Fibre Brush company. He also served four years in the army.
Miss Shirley Belle Hense and Austin Thomas Rhoads wed at the University of Maryland Chapel with Rev. Henry C. Schroeder officiating. The ceremony featured organist Haslup and vocal by John Thompson. The couple plans to reside in Chicago after a New York honeymoon trip. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hense of Beltsville. groom is son of Mrs. Austin E. Rhoads of Mount Olivet Blvd. Chevy Chase local attendees included Marion Hense and Dorothy Whitman among bridesmaids. William S. Rhoads served as best man. Both hold University of Maryland degrees. groom will serve at the U S Army Quartermaster Institute in Chicago.
A skin diver was killed by a large shark off Boomer Beach near La Jolla California on Sunday. Lifeguards and a Coast Guard helicopter searched 40 minutes without recovering the body of Robert Pamperin 33 of San Diego who was diving about 50 yards offshore. Witness Gerald Lehrer Pamperin's companion said he saw a gray shark in sunlit green water as sunbathers looked on in shock.
Washington AP reports Democratic polls suggest the Senate may confirm Lewis L Strauss as secretary of commerce by a razor-thin margin. A Democratic strategist notes approval could hinge on a one to ten vote split with Vice President Nixon possibly to cast the deciding ballot. The outlook remains uncertain as officials weigh the narrow path to confirmation.
Aiken threatened to oppose Strauss over alleged coal and oil lobby pressure. Atten urged scrutiny to avoid fuel price hikes in New England as Strauss backers count on GOP support, while Langer plans opposition from North Dakota. Arlington planned sewage program to cut Potomac pollution. Algerian rivals clash leaving three dead and calls of unrest.
A dense OCR listing of 1950s and 1960s television programs, radio slots, and weather segments. It names hosts like Douglas Fairbanks and Buckskin, shows such as I Love Lucy style clues, and a patchwork of time stamps and program titles reflecting a nightly schedule snapshot. The text reads like a station lineup grid with channel identifiers, air times, and recurring segments.
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