Water Stored In Big Dam After Severe Storms
Heavy thunderstorms and showers boosted reservoir inflow as repairs paused dam facilities. City officials await a week to build a reserve while Linganore and Detrick plants supply most water. Potomac Edison faced outages but restored service with minor delays.
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Cattle Ranch Land Seized in Cuba Report
Fidel Castro seized cattle ranches in Camascuernee after landowners refused to sell cattle at low prices. The action used government powers to take over property used for counterrevolutionary activity. A separate note reports a road opening along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Cherokee North Carolina near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Five Children Injured In City Car Train Crash
Five children and one adult were injured in a car train collision at Peters Lane and East street near noon. Two children Richard Lee Cooper and Carol Ann Cavell were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with head injuries. Ruth Ellen Cavell Aubrey Cavell Arthur Cavell and Pauline Cooper also treated. Mrs Ruth Cavell driver of the car appeared uninjured. Autorities led by Harry Quinn and Col William Muichner investigate the Frederick City incident.
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President and Queen Open Seaway at Montreal
President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II led a ceremony at a Canadian air base to formally open the St Lawrence Seaway. The event featured a 21 gun salute, guards, bands, and a review of troops as Brubeck and Herter arrived aboard the Columbine.
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Ceiling Up Treasury To Borrow Again
Washington AP report says a seven billion dollar debt increase to 295 billion dollars is authorized to reach a peacetime record. The Treasury will borrow about one billion more in cash early next month under the new ceiling, with Lyndon B. Johnson pushing House action and Barry Goldwater opposing.
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Chiefs Views To Be Sought On New Command System
At Quantico McElroy will convene a conference with about twenty military leaders from the Pentagon and the field to discuss issues arising in the first six months of the streamlined command system. The meeting follows the annual service secretaries conference at the Marine base with some 160 civilian and military officials in attendance.
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Patterson Johansson Heavyweight Title Fight Could Go On
Clearing skies at Yankee Stadium raise hope the Patterson Johansson title bout may proceed tonight. Work crews finish preparations after heavy rain with forecasts calling for sun and only a slight risk of showers this afternoon and evening.
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Frederick Shopping Center Rodeo and Fireworks Show
An eastern championship rodeo and a fireworks display headline events at the Frederick Shopping Center from Monday through July 4. About 50 performers and 75 head of stock will compete in events such as bulldogging roping trick riding and bronco busting with a $1000 prize for a 10 second Brahma bull ride. Tickets and special rodeo bargains are offered at center stores.
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Freighter Monrovia Sinks in Lake Huron Fog
The armed freighter Monrovia sank in foggy Lake Huron after a collision with Canadian freighter Royalton. The Norman W. Foy lost radar contact in heavy weather, and 60 crew members were ordered to abandon ship. The Monrovia carried steel from Antwerp to Chicago and Duluth. the Royalton is owned by F. Scott Misener Ltd of Port Colborne Ontario.
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Senate Votes To Publicize Payrolls
The Senate moved to disclose names and salaries of all Senate employees every three months ending secrecy since 1948. Members may reveal their own payrolls. House records already open for public inspection.
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Destruction case ends with not guilty verdict
Two youths Robert Eugene Toms and Robert Monroe Miller were freed in Magistrate's Court after witnesses failed to prove property damage at a North Kel Street apartment. Damages were pegged at 125 dollars for holes in walls a broken door and a broken refrigerator. The state alleged blame on the defendants but witnesses testified all were “carrying on” and no one saw damage. The magistrate dismissed the case citing lack of evidence.
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Maryland Tightens Fireworks Rule Ahead of Independence Day
The Maryland Insurance Commissioner renewed a year old ban on fireworks with strict enforcement in Frederick City. Violations carry fines up to 30 dollars for individuals and 200 dollars for sellers. Special displays require a 10 day advance approval and a certified insurance payment. The Maryland Society for Prevention of Blindness cites a dramatic drop in fireworks injuries since 1941. past incidents included several fatalities and over a thousand injuries. Nearby Virginia sales complicate enforcement, with major displays planned at Walkersville carnival on July 2 and Frederick Shopping Center on July 3.
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Armstrong Improves After Grave Pneumonia in Spoleto
In Spoleto Italy Armstrong shows notable improvement after a grave pneumonia and heart issues. Doctors monitor for complications while he walks to the bathroom and rests in a hospital on the third floor. Ed Sullivan visited to say goodbye before departure.
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Plane Crashes in Milan Amid Storm Near Bergamo
A four engine TWA plane with 59 aboard crashed in flames during a storm near Milan, Italy. The flight originated from Athens and Milan, with reports from Rome and Milan confirming the disaster.
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Steel Strike Looms Over Wednesday Deadlock
In New York AP reports a looming Wednesday steel strike as talks stall over wages and costs. The industry and United Steelworkers clash on extending contracts past midnight Tuesday with July 1 as the target date.
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Eisenhower Praises Seaway On Royal Visit
President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II toured the Saint Lambert Lock aboard the royal yacht Britannica and praised the St. Lawrence Seaway as a joint achievement of Canada and the United States. They highlighted friendship, cooperation, and the seaway’s role in North American unity during a five hour maritime ceremony near Montreal.
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Contracts approved for Gas House Pike and Dublin road
County Roads Board was notified that the State Roads Commission has approved contracts for improvements of the Gas House Pike and the Dublin road. Federal aid jobs are expected to start soon. Contracts include a 326,986 project and a 5,092.56 item for related work.
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Fire Victim Identified in Bergen Norway Fire
The body identified is Mrs. Brown of Wilmette Illinois. Her husband George F. Brown is in a Voss hospital with fire injuries. Crews found a second body bringing recovered to sixteen. eight others are missing. The State Department reports 17 Americans unaccounted for and presumed dead.
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Escape from hospital sparks manhunt in Maryland
Two inmates attempted to flee from a hospital in Sville after prying apart window bars. One suspect, Olson, is from Silver Spring, while the other, William Robert E Thom, is from an unspecified address. Authorities are investigating the escape.
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Five Day Forecast With Warm Weekend Outlook
The five day forecast from The Associated Press predicts temperatures averaging about 48 degrees above normal with a very warm weekend. cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday bring scattered showers and possible thunder mainly in afternoons through Sunday. River conditions show slight muddiness and precipitation totals around four tenths to one inch, with highs mostly in the 60s to lower 70s and cooler tones in the mountains.
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