Basements Flooded By Heavy Rain In Frederick Area
Nearly two inches of rain and severe electrical storms Saturday night closed roads and caused basement flooding for downtown Frederick merchants. Trees fell near Bartonsville. power lines and telephone services temporarily disrupted. Flooding affected Carroll Creek intersections and basements of Fort Detrick residences. Monocacy and Potomac rivers rose, with Potomac rainfall contributing to the total June amount.
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Politically Hot Weekend Looms Over Capitol
Washington faces a busy political week as Congress considers billions more for veterans pensions, school construction, foreign aid, and defense. A vast interstate highway program and related taxes loom, with a likely final House and Senate vote by midweek. The session also weighs civil rights legislation and an antisegregation amendment amid election-year tensions.
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Senate battles over civil rights and school aid loom
Southern Democrats push to block a school aid bill and an omnibus civil rights measure as the Senate anticipates clashes over air force funding and foreign aid restoration. The House faces further action next week as rules delays continue and Northern Lights study planned from Greenland observatories proceeds during the IGY.
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McAvoy Named State Commander of VEW
Baltimore auditor A J William McAvoy elected state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the close of the 36th annual encampment in Cumberland. Weldon Leroy Maddox and Martin Lindheamer named senior and junior vice commanders respectively. Roy Chamber of Westminster to eighth term as quartermaster and adjutant. Irvin Maiders judge advocate. Auxiliary officers chosen include Lottie Schwartz president and Chise Reynolds senior vice president. About 2400 delegates attended the three day encampment. Domestic accidents in Washington claim six lives and injure 160 others.
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Twining in Moscow tours Soviet air show and toasts leaders
General Nathan S. Twining on a Moscow visit described the U S as peaceful but pledged not to disarm without solid world arms control. He toured Tushino Airport with Soviet and British officials, saw seven new fighter designs and a jet transport, and heard Zhukov and Khrushchev praise peace efforts while Bulganin toasted Eisenhower.
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