Five Injured In Weekend Accidents Reported By State Police
Five persons were injured in two accidents reported by the Frederick Barracks of the State Police over the weekend. One hit-run left no injuries. A Navy man Roy Edward Butler 35 of St Louis and his wife Tsu Butler were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a crash at 11 15 p m at the intersection of Maryland 17 and US 349 Butler suffered severe lacerations to the right knee and his wife scalp lacerations both were transferred to the base hospital in Frederick. Others hurt included Clarence Francis 53 of St Marys and his wife Freda 37 of the same address Mr Kelly suffered cuts on hands and elbows and Annie Boyd treated at the hospital. The Kellys were in a 1959 Chevrolet operated by Earl Fredericks Butler main front of the Chevrolet Ponce reported. Heaton Collision around and pit a 1956 Chevrolet driven by Robert Edward Mims 72 of Hagerstown. Butler was charged with failure to keep to the right of the road. In a second accident at 10 pm on Oak Hill Road at Legore Bridge Road William Grimes 24 year old Union Bridge truck driver sustained abrasions and was treated and released. Grimes was driving a 196 International one ton east on Oak Hill Road when he collided with a 1957 Dodge farm truck driven by Albert S Tabler Jr 22 Route 5 Mount Airy farmer Grimes was charged with failure
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Legore Bridge Road
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Albert S. Tabler Jr
Mount Airy
Weekend string of minor crashes reported in Thurmont area
Trooper Stephen P. Riland reported 300 dollars in damages from a collision. Grimes received 250 dollars and Tabier farm vehicle 50 dollars. A third accident involved a 1954 Plymouth driven by William C Miller with 75 dollars in damages as the vehicle stopped at a stop sign on Boundary Avenue. An unidentified pickup was alleged to have caused the run in Thurmont.
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10000 Sign Petition To Draft Stevenson
Montgomery County volunteers push to draft Adlai Stevenson for president as 400 petitions circulate and a second count looms near the 1000 mark. The Maryland Draft Stevenson Committee is led by Zalkin County Orphans Court Judge Theodore Miller.
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Tawasi Class Movie Promotes Shadow On The Land
The Tawasi Class of United Church of Christ Walkersville hosts a June 27 meeting to screen Shadow On The Land. Robert Stansfield and Frederi will comment and guide a forum after the film, which explore farm life tensions through a Christian lens.
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Walkersville
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Robert Stansfield
Frederi
Science claims new noninvasive method shrinks piles
A reported medical breakthrough suggests a non surgical treatment reduces piles. The description mentions pain relief and a supposed drug produced by a pharmacist, with unclear names and regulatory references. Further verification is needed due to garbled text and missing details.
Tower Blues At London Tower Involves Guards and Sentry
In the Tower of London a Grenadier Guard patrol hears guitars, spots a sentry in scarlet performing a duet with a fellow guard’s son. The unnamed senior is charged with irregular conduct, ordered to extra duty and have privileges reduced.
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Duty Of Physicians Question Moral Limits On Elder Care
In Torquay England Bishop of Exeter Dr. R. C. Er argues doctors should not extend life at all costs for very old patients. He says while life should be preserved by ordinary means, there is no obligation to use every measure to prolong dying lives. The debate centers on medical ethics and Christian duty.
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British Medical Assn. Congress
Extraordinary means debated in medical ethics talk
Frederick Maryland June 20 1960 discussion covers when to use ordinary versus extraordinary means in end of life care. Doctors cite cost hardship and uncertain benefit while a senility case is shown as example. About 500 doctors at a conference representing Britain's 350000 physicians. Arson suspected at North Korea Rest headquarters in Tokyo caused an early morning fire injuring two Red officials.
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