Fast Planes To Be Sent To Korea
The United States will begin sending modern jet interceptor planes to South Korea to counter North Korean air strength. New aircraft and light bombers are slated to land at Osan as part of a drive to modernize forces in Korea, with plans to equip South Korean troops along the defense line. North Korea reacted, calling for a conference and accusing the U S of violating the armistice as Washington signals broader arms introductions.
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United States
South Korea
North Korea
Dar
Fido
U. S. Command
Osan
U. N
Korea
Panmunjom
U. XN
America
U. S
Pyongyang
Peiping
Fla
Kim
Weather scattered storms weekend with concerns in plains and gulf
Thunderstorms and showers blanket the nation from the mid continent to the Atlantic as rising heat broadens across the Pacific Northwest and Rockies. Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley face severe overnight storms causing property damage and one death near Hutchinson Kansas as heavy rain and hail sweep across western Kansas into Nebraska and Minnesota. Local Hamburg inspection by Maryland officials accompanies a U S mayoral visit to Germany while river gauges show the Monocacy muddy at Frederick and the Potomac cloudy at Weverton.
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Tee
Associated Press
Appalachians
Rocky Mountains
Mid-Continent
North Carolina
Florida
Mid- Atlantic States
New England
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Gulf Coast States
Minnesota
Iowa
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Darmage
Hutchinsex
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Maryland Moose Convention Opens In Frederick With Elections
Fred Tanner of Dundalk presides as Maryland Moose Association begins its 24th annual convention at Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers nominated include Lawrence Nelson for prelate Milton Moore first vice president Gerald Muzzado second vice president and Paul Snyder treasurer. Initiation tops list with 54 new members and Women of the Moose crown Elsie M Powell queen. Mayor Derr to welcome group. safety auto brake contest offers 100 prize.
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Fred Tanner
Dundalk
Maryland Moose Association
Francis Scott Key
Tanner
Brunswick Lodge
Lawrence Nelson
Milton Moore
Salisbury
Grald Muzzado
Catons
Virginia Holston
Harvington
Del
Margaret Hope
Brunswick
Jean Hunt Fowson
Catherine Johnson
Catonsville
Johnson
Cuesis
Moose Home
West South Street
The
Moose
Moose Lodge
Frederick
Francis Santt
Moose Association
Dorothy Burns
Queen's Court
Frederick County
Association
John A. Derr
Stoehr
Moose International
Herbert W. Heilman
Court Street
Church
Second Streets
Charles V. Main
Maryland University
H. C
Curly) Byrd
Curly) Byrd, Who Is Educational Advisor On the Board of Governors of
Moosehart
Frederick Lodge
Oscar W.reyser
G. Donald Weddle
Albert M. Smith
Paul J. Weddle
Lewis E. Betson
Lee F. Weddle
Clarence
E. Crouse
Robert B. Hooper
L. Taylor
F. Nokes
Bruns-Tribby
Emmitsburg Bicentennial Opens Today Parade and Pageant
Emmitsburg prepares for a eight day bicentennial celebration with a four o'clock parade and the pageant Valley Echoes. Relatives and visitors arrive as townsfolk wear period garb and decor decorate the streets. Miss Emmitsburg will be crowned tonight by Senator J Glenn Beall as the event concludes with the pageant finale next Saturday.
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Emmitsburg
Bicentenial
J. Glenn Beali
Valley
North County
Summer Business Remains Steady Despite Mixed Signals
In New York the summer business picture shows steadier sales and profits with modest inflation risks. Torrid weather boosts air conditioning and auto industry struggles with inventories. Copper and zinc cuts reflect oversupply while lenders note a resilient economy. FHA mortgage activity climbs and home starts surge. The Senate Finance Committee hearings examine inflation potential.
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New York
Cash Reuters
Buick
Chrysler
Dodge
eSola
Chase Manhattan Bank
Anaconda
Nevada
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Housing Administration
Brethren Delegates to Back Racial Equality Resolution
Delegates at the Church of the Brethren annual conference in Richmond Virginia were set to approve a resolution opposing racial discrimination. The measure proclaims that God has no favorite race and calls for an integrated church in an interstate community while endorsing peaceful means to end discrimination in education employment housing medical care and voting. A separate resolution urges a halt to nuclear weapon tests and US leadership in disarmament with the Soviet Union.
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Richmond
Church of the Brethren
Brethren
United States
Soviet
Russia
Plans For Potomac Edison Building Remain Undetermined
Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison Co states plans for a new office building off Route 40 are undetermined. Funkstown Mayor Guy Hebb says PE indicated interest in tying sewer systems to Hagerstown, though no timing or location is fixed. Smith notes current office is unchanged and expansion is under study.
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Hagersiown
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Co
Route 40
Smith
Guy Hebb
Funkstown
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Ground Combat Troops To Pull Out Of Japan
Eisenhower and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi agree to withdraw about 30 percent of U S ground combat troops from Japan starting next month with a July start and a substantial reduction within a year Secretary Dulles says roughly 100000 U S service members are stationed in Japan
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
Jenders
U. S
State Dulles
Local Man First At Plane Crash Near Clarksburg
Robert Wheeland of Frederick recounts being first at a two wreck crash on Maryland 355 north of Clarksburg. He and a Grove Lime Company coworker saw two bodies believed to be the pilot and co pilot after a transport spun and crashed onto a Nash automobile. The crash site and surrounding residences are described as Wheeland helps with a fire extinguisher before other rescuers arrive. Curtiss longtime Salisbury publisher Richard P. Curtiss dies in New York hospital at 38 after Parkinsons disease and recent operation.
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Wheeland
Nash
Peron
Grove
Heeland
Allwoman
Frederick
Maryland 355
U. S. 240
Clarksburg
Freder
P. Curtiss
Salisbury
Richard P. Curtiss
The
Salisbury Times
New York City
Curtiss
St. Barnabus Hospital
Baker Murder Trial Set For Monday July 1
The murder trial of W Baker near Adamstown is set for Monday with a jury in Circuit Court. Authorities say Baker is accused in the slaying of Robert R. Gaskins, a Pentagon guard from Luckett s Va, who was fatally shot near Baker s home months ago.
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W Baker
Adamstown
Monda
Baker
Robert R. Gaskins
Lucketts
Jap Beetles Return Amid Heat Wave Across County
A heat wave triggers widespread emergence of Japanese beetles in residential areas, notably new developments. County Agent Henry R. Shoetmaker says overall impact not worse than recent years, but some areas with soil turned for first time see more activity. Beetles threaten roses fruit trees and shrubs. spraying and spore dust kept major damage in check. Forecaster warns near 90F today and Sunday with possible storms. heat and humidity continue into Monday. Low bidder Charles E Brohawn Inc. of Cambridge submits $359,981 bid for Salisbury National Guard armory construction.
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Henry R. Shoetmaker
Baltimore
Charles E. ‘Brohawn Inc. of
Cambridge
National Guard
Salisbury
New Fee Scale For Special Services At Post Office
A new fee scale for special services by the Post Office Department raises charges in most cases a few cents to not more than ten cents and takes effect July 1. Postmaster James A Grave announces rates for registered insured and certified mail money orders special delivery and other services and lists domestic and international fees including declared value insured mail money orders and certificates of mailing.
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Post Office Department
James A. Grave
Internnational
Air Parcel Post
Grove
Capital Airlines training flight crashes in Maryland
A Capital Airlines training flight from Washington National Airport crashes near Clarkstore on Maryland Route 355. Two pets and two men are confirmed dead with a third man believed killed. The wreckage lies in trees after the plane failed to ignite, scene details and cause remain under investigation.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Frederics
Winensine Dcs
Clarkstore
Maryland
Dixirenautice Bounty
Washington National
C R. Burke
Fairfax
Thomas
Chicago
H. A. Pod
Gursk
Pittsburgh
Jessie Rippeon
Couldn't Pay Fine Gets Life Term In Alabama Prison
Montgomery reports reveal a jailed debt trap where fines and costs were paid by sending county prisoners to the state penitentiary. Gov Folsom signed laws ending the practice, requiring local authorities to keep short term prisoners at home and stop turning them into convicts for debt. The old system sent thousands to prison to work off fines at 75 cents a day, branding them as criminals despite poverty.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Ben Reeves
Pike County
Todd Taylor Photographers Feud Over Flight Delay
London reports recount a quarrel between Miké Todi and Elizabeth Taylor in view of press photographers. The couple argued over a missed plane to Nice, France, trading blame before Todd chartered a private jet to Nice while Liz urged calm and moving on to Paris.
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London
Miké Todi
Elizabeth Taylor
Nice
France
Liz
Mike
Todd
Paris
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Charles E. Edmondson
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