Water Flows into Dam Restoring Supply After Break
Water is slowly refilling the Fishing Creek reservoir and officials report the main line will begin flow soon. Davis notes about 4 million gallons daily entering the reserVOir from the stream as repairs hold, with city usage under 3 million from local plants during the emergency. Rain and thunderstorms forecast to relieve dry conditions, hot humid weather remains likely.
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Fishing Creek
Frederic
Davis
Mer. Davis
Singanore
Fort Detrick
Tragic Duluth Crash Kills Three After Out-of-Control Truck
An out-of-control semi truck speeding downhill in Duluth struck a car and two homes, killing three people including Ralsh Redha and his wife and injuring four others. The grain truck broke through a wall and caused extensive damage as it rolled to a stop. Investigators labeled the scene chaotic with multiple vehicles involved.
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Duluth
Minn
Ralsh Redhalendaie
N.D
Ciech
White Mice Cause Delays at New Jersey Miss Universe Contest
Judging for the Miss Universe candidate in ClifSide Park New Jersey paused Wednesday night after six white mice fled from a dressing room. The contest resumed when three mice were later caught. Officials blamed a prankster for placing them there.
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Clifeside Park
Frederick Resident Named Substitute Trial Magistrate
Joseph J. Coady, a well known Frederick resident, was named substitute trial magistrate by Governor Tawes. A commission arrived at the Clerk of Court office, with Coady expected to qualify soon. He succeeds Joe E. Byron, who resigned after becoming county attorney. Coady has long served the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick and worked with the Department of Motor Vehicles in an inactive capacity, and formerly served on the State Police force.
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Joseph J. Coady
Frederick
Tawes
Ellis C. Wachier
Coady
Goodjoe E. Byron
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederic
Department of Motor Vi Jes
Patterson Johansson Heavyweight Title Bout Postponed
The Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium was postponed to 9:30 p.m. EST Friday due to bad weather. Patterson weighed 182 pounds and Johansson 196 for the 1 round title fight. Promoter Bill Rosensohn said the fight would proceed as soon as feasible and not be televised at home.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Yankee Stadium
Bill Rosensohn
Weather Bureau
Three From Here To Attend General Synod
Three county ministers from the Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ and one lay member will attend the General Synod. Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster, president of the Potomac Synod, will preside. Delegates include Rev. Paul L. Althouse and others as representatives from the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
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Potomac Synod of the
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
General Synod
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod
Paul L. Althouse
Evancelical Reformed United Church of
Chist
Mehr EL
Carssi
Reformed
Oberlin
Oner
Poiomec
Ninth Anniversary Of War In Korea Observed In Seoul
The ninth anniversary of the Korean War was marked with Communist charges that John Foster Dulles touched off the conflict and American denial, amid anti American rallies in Communist China North Korea and Tokyo. Rallies in South Korea carried banners calling to force unification and remember the day.
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Seoul
Korea
John Foster Dulles
China
North Korea
Tokyo
South Korea
Independence Day Holiday Shutdowns Hit Local Industry
The three day July 4 weekend brings plant closures across the area with several plants like Ox Fire Brush, Price Electric, Frederick Iron and Steel, Frederick Tailoring and Everedy shutting from July 3 to mid July. Post office operates on holiday schedule July 4 with no deliveries or window service.
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Fort Detrick
Court House
Ox Fiore Brush Company
Price Electric Company
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Frederick Tailoring Company
Everedy Company
Union Manufacturing Company
Aimerican Optical Company
Queen Elizabeth II Opens St Lawrence Seaway on Canadian Tour
In Montreal the Queen with Prince Philip mounts a packed eleven hour program including a formal opening of the St Lawrence Seaway and a Britannia cruise. The event caps a six week Canadian tour featuring visits to Montreal Trois Rivieres and other ports with military and maritime display.
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Montreal
Elizabeth II
Eisenhower
John Diefenbaker
St. Laurence Seaway
Canada
Prince Philip
Rover
Trois Rivieres
Hoyai Navi
Ry Yachts
St. Lawrence
Peter BD
Droviig
Montres
Britannia
Mrs Khrushchev to Visit West on Scandinavian Tour
Danish sources say Mrs Niita Khrushchev will join the Soviet premier on his August Scandinavian tour, marking her first Westward visit. She is described as staying out of the limelight and largely unknown to Westerners.
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Copenhagen
Nikita Khrushchev
18 Months In House Of Correction
An 18 month sentence in the House of Correction was imposed in criminal court Wednesday on David Roberts II of Uns City on a charge of petty larceny. M Lehmauffer heard the case on appeal from Massionate's court where Roberts had received a two year sentence. The defense claimed the maximum under the law was 18 months, with the term to date from the magistrate's court sentence. C Clifton Vir was appointed by the Court to report Roberts, who has been serving the term.
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House of Correction
David Roberts II
Uns City
M. Lehmauffer
Massionate’s
Roberts
App
Magistrate’s Court
Clifion Vir
Courto
Armstrong in Coma During Spoleto Festival
jazz legend Louis Satchmo Armstrong lay gravely ill in a Spoleto hospital with heart disturbances linked to pneumonia. Italian doctors weighed moving him to Rome for specialized care as his condition worsened after a 60 mile bus ride to the festival site.
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Spoleto
Naly
Louis
Satchmo
Armstrong
Alexander Schiff
New Orleans
Spoleto Theater
Rome
Luisi Condoreti
Italian Cardiological Assa
Cataldo Cassano
Pietro Mazzoni
Betor
Negro Musics
Husband
Mushroomed Funds: $15,000 Turned Into $441.24 in San Francisco
In San Francisco a financial mishap turned a $15,000 stake into about $441.24. The brief notes the loss and hints at an AP dispatch from the era, focusing on the surprising currency shrinkage and the parties involved.
Thurmont High School modernization bids sought
The Thurmont High School project invites bids for alterations and additions including electrical work and fluorescent lighting. The county plans up to 40 000 dollars in expenditures with maintenance staff handling much of the labor before new flooring is laid in the original building.
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Educ. Mors Askme
Thurmont
Ruz Company, Inc
Baltimore
Low Buider
Thurmont High School
Orginal
Oc County Commissioners
Wro
Rockville Auditor Thomas Stickley Killed in Jeep Crash
Thomas B. Stickley 33, an auditor for Singer Sewing Machine Co., died when his jeep left Sligo Creek Parkway, rolled down an embankment, and caught fire. Passenger William Critter 28 was thrown clear. Stickley’s helper Edward Campana reported Critter tried to pull him free. Stickley is survived by his wife Ruth Ann Pendergast.
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Taroma Papk
Fapi
Thomas 2B
Stickley
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Stickler
Sligo Creek Parkway
William B. Critter
Silver Spring
Cane
Edward Campana
Critzer
Hiw
Washington Sanitarium
Maryland
Widms
Ruth Ann Pendergest
Cumberland
Ik Stickley
13 Bodies Recovered in Norway Hotel Fire
BERGEN Norway AP Am erdues sifting the ashes of the Stalheim Hotel has recovered 13 bodies and believes several more are missing. The dead and absent are thought to include 20 Americans, 3 Canadians, and a Dutch national.
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Bergen
Norway
Amerdues
Stalheim
Senate votes repeal travel tax and 2 percent telecomm levy
The Senate voted by voice to repeal the travel tax and the 2 percent communications levy, effective July 1 1960. The move follows a House bill extending current excise and corporate taxes for a year. lawmakers see likely House resistance with a potential revenue loss near one billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Voce
Senate
House
Tunnel and bridge traffic rise in May compares to last year
The State Roads Commission reported higher traffic in May with the tunnel tally at 359,962 vehicles up 92,728 and Bay Susquehanna Potomac routes at 660,592 up 20,257. Weather and business gains cited as factors. Separately New York stocks edged higher amid a 250000 fire at Firestone buildings.
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Baltoigre Marine
Idzes
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Susquéhanna River
Potomac
Chelsea
Mass AP
New York
Tire Corp
America
Face Either Strike Or No Wage Boost
Steelworkers union leaders meet in New York facing a choice between an impending strike next week or an agreement to keep wages unchanged as employers resist any rise. Union president David J. McDonald will guide the executive board and wage policy committee in deciding the path amid industry opposition and negotiations.
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New York
Theunion
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
L. S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Argentina on Brink of Revolution Amid Turmoil
Argentina faces a potential upheaval as Frondizi governs under military discontent and protests by Communist and Peronist unions. Officials dispute the severity of the threat while cabinet reshuffles and Alsogaray’s postings spark mixed reactions among officers and government allies.
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Blexos
Aires
Argentina
Arturea Frondizi
Frondizis
Apr
E Enterprise
Alvaro Alsogaray
Frondizi
Hector Solanas Pacheco
Cor
Juan
Too Many Cars and All Parking Spaces Cone
Baltimore AP report on Maryland's 820 parking spaces all reserved for state employees at the new office center. Henry C. Evans assigns spots, first to operators of the 275 state years, then to department friends and key personnel. Non-employees with permits total 300, with 161 spaces reserved for them.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Henry C. Evans
State Roads Commission
Statte
Evans
Shot Death As He Sleeps In New Falls Church Home
In Falls Church Virginia a government official was shot to death in his bed at a Lake Barcroft house just weeks after moving in. His wife Elizabeth Nutter 49 is charged with the killing claiming self defense and alleging years of abuse. Police report the shooting occurred around 3 43 am with the husband shot in the back of the head as he slept. The couple had no children and the home was recently purchased.
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Falls Church
On Wrong Horse
Detroit police charged Paul Vernon after he jumped onto an empty saddle horse on a downtown street and rode away before being tackled by Officer Edwin Waddell. Vernon faced a charge of being intoxicated.
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Detroit
Mich
Paul Vernon
Vernon
Edwin Waddell
Condition of Rivers Report Clears Potomac and Monocacy
The bulletin notes Potomac River conditions are clear at Harpers Ferry and Monocacy River is clear at Frederick Junction, indicating stable water levels and unobstructed flows in those segments.
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Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Frederick Junction
Starkweather Executed In Nebraska Electric Chair
Lincoln Nebraska AP report on Charles Starkweather's 2200 volt execution after a day of legal efforts by family and attorneys. Witnesses watched as he refused last words, accepted the chair, and died shortly after midnight in the state penitentiary.
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Lincoln, Neb
Fuller Charles Starkweath
Dr. Baker
Nebraska State ‘Penitentiary
Starkweather
Lias
John Greenholtz
Washington
Gur Starkweather
Guy Starkweather
Prieve
Greenholtz
Robert Klein
Weetheart
Caril Ann Fuzate
Lincoln
Wyoming
Douglas
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Neb
Caroli Ring
Dea Cari
Mare Ger
Blea Tater
State Commander of War Veterans Dies
Charles L Gore, state commander of the Veterans of World War, dies at a Baltimore hospital. Funeral services set for Friday. Gore served with the fifth Infantry Regiment of the 28th Division in World War I, chaired the national legislative committee, and worked for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Survived by widow and two daughters.
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Baltimore
Charles L Gore
Veterans of World We
R Gore
Staite Combe Organization
Marsland
National Legislative Committee
Gore
Fifth Infantry Regiment
Balmore Gas and Electric Co
Is Brigitte Bardot Expecting in Paris News
In St. Tropez reports French film producers wonder if Brigitte Bardot is pregnant weeks after her June 18 marriage to Jacques Charrier. Charrier denied pregnancy claims as Bardot smiled, prompting postponement of two film projects amid speculation.
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ST. Tropez
France
Brigitte Bardot
Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Brigitte
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