Zoning Proposals Discussed For Trailer Home Permits
Magistrates and planning officials reviewed proposed zoning changes affecting temporary and permanent trailer homes on farm and business sites. Officials stressed must file with Board of Zoning Appeals, obtain 42 permits for business trailer use, and meet health regulations. boundary clarity and nonconforming use limits were explained amid area-wide proposals. River conditions report notes Monocacy at Buckeystown clearing, Potomac at Point of Rocks slightly cloudy.
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Mance
Hertaindale
Health Department
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Enix
Uge
Daniel E. Wight
W. Barrick
Hatton
Nnance
Tracs
Sabin 2
Bar- Lime Company
le Cement Company
Araby
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Buckeystown
Potomac
Monocacy Filtration Plant Contract Awarded
The Monocacy River Filtration Plant contract was awarded to Jager Stone and Construction Company of Baltimore for 510200 after 13 bids opened May 27. The plant, funded by a 2 million bond issue, aims to pump up to 10 million gallons daily with completion by September 1961.
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City Hall
Monocacy River
Baltimore
Jager Stone and Construction Company
Route 26
Fort
Oil Tanker Crippled In Atlantic
A large oil tanker, the SS George McDonald, was water-logged and partially submerged 100 miles east southeast of Charleston, with part of its crew aboard and others rescued by lifeboat and destroyer. The Sinclair Oil Co vessel carried the captain and two crew. 28 crewmen were transferred. the master and 14 crew stayed aboard. The destroyer Robinson and other ships aided. no injuries reported.
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Atlantic
George McDonald
Charleston
S.C
MacDonald
Sincair Co
Sinclair Oil Co
Robinson
Mine Blast Kills Nine, Traps Forty In Wales
A blast at the Six Bells coal mine in Abertillery Wales traps about 40 miners and kills nine while rock and debris block the level 1 000 feet below ground. Rescue teams work through rubble as officials warn it could take hours or days to reach the trapped men.
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Abertillery
Wales
Six Bels
British National Coal Board
Predict 370 Traffic Deaths Over Holiday
National Safety Council projects about 370 traffic deaths during the Fourth of July weekend and notes 13 000 deaths expected nationwide over the period with 73 million vehicles on the roads traveling 7.2 billion miles. Officials urge safe driving: don’t speed, don’t drink, don’t risk.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Demonstration Flops in Tokyo Over Security Treaty
AP reports a student demonstration against the U S Japan security treaty and Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi flopped with only 200 showing up at the Parliament building. The event, planned by a radical students federation, signaled calmer tempers since the treaty took effect June 22 and Kishi pledged to resign.
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Tokyo
U.S
Drowner at Red Run Park Near Waynesboro
Ralph Meizer of Martinsburg 27 manager of the Rescue Mission store was drown at Red Run Park artificial lake three miles east of Waynesboro Pa Sunday afternoon. He disappeared while swimming with a companion who aided in reviving efforts but Meizer died at Waynesboro Hospital at 4 20 p m. The borough owned lake is leased to Routerville Lions Club.
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Waynesboro
Red Run Park
Franklin County
Ralph Meizer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rescue Mission
Center Square
Park Park
Metzer
Meizer
Waynesboro Hospital
Borough of
Waynesbo
Routerville Lions Club
Youth Cleared Of Speeding Charge
A magistrates court contest over a traffic accident on Haughs Church Road led to the youth being cleared of a speeding charge. The accident involved George Lydard and a couple from Westminster, with about $400 damage to each car. Lydard faced additional charges for dis orderly conduct but was spared after agreeing to move to Florida.
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Thi i
Haugh’s Church Road
Lewis Biely
Westminster
Biely
Linton
Leonard Glenn
Glenn
George Lydard
Edward Storm
Lydard
Fifth Street
Florida
Jack
Flore ‘Ida
Air Force Base
Banner crop year expected as harvest starts countywide
County farmers begin harvest with oats and barley already on market and wheat due soon. The crop outlook is mostly favorable with good moisture, mild beetle damage, and warm nights expected to aid growth, though some frost risk persists and rain may bring thundershowers.
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Southern States Cooperative
Henry B. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Tear Gas Disperses Demonstrators in Leopoldville
About 500 demonstrators clashed with another group as police used tear gas in Leopoldville to break up the protest. The scene involved chants and a tense standoff near the exclusion area, with authorities aiming to prevent violence and maintain order.
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Leopoldviele
Beizias
Africans Homaren
West Closes Out Arms Cut Meet
Western powers declared the collapsed disarmament conference closed after a rump session. Soviet bloc leaders led by Valerian Zorin walked out on Monday citing Western rearmament. U.N. General Assembly to consider ban talks with foreseen charges and counter charges.
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Geneva
U. Council
Assem
Desury
Valerian Zorin
Noose
Meeting Called Over Mack Trucks Move From Plainfield
Union County Freeholder Director Thomas J. OBrien has called an emergency meeting for July 6 to discuss Mack Trucks Inc move from Plainfield to Hagerstown. Gov Meyner and Sens Case and others are invited. The plant employs about 3 300 000 weekly payroll and carries a 220 000 local tax bill after 30 years in Plainfield.
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Plainfield
North Dakota Senate race sees heavy absentee voting
In Fargo the North Dakota special senatorial election opened with unusually high absentee ballots. Republican John E. Davis faces Democrat Quentin Burdick as Democrats probe anonymous campaign leaflets amid concerns over farm policy impact on the race. Investigators from the Senate consider the conduct and the broader national implications.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Senate
William Langer
R-Nd
John E. Davis
Quentina Burdick
U.S. Senate
Senate Subcommittee On
Burdick
Ezra Taft Benson
Rockefeller calls for $3 billion defense boost
Rockefeller renews push at the 52nd governors conference for a three billion dollar increase in the defense budget arguing the United States faces a decade of danger. He criticizes Eisenhower era policies, supports stronger missile production and elevated alert levels, and cites a Rockefeller Brothers Fund report on military power against the Soviet Union.
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Glacier National Park
Mont.api
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Republican
United States
Eisenhawer
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
New York
Soviet Union
Sac Mes
Benefits Bill Before Senate Group
The Senate Finance Committee begins work on the House passed social security bill with debates over medical care for the aged. Democratic plans seek to broaden coverage for all 16 million Americans over 65, while a 12 to 4 million split is proposed. The Senate also considers the tax extension and debt ceiling measure to preserve revenue and raise the debt limit.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Soviets Announce Army Cut Plans
Soviet Russia reports the first soldiers demobilized as plans to cut the Red armed forces unfold. About 1,200,000 men are on the way, directed to construction sites factories and farms, signaling a move to redirect manpower to the economy.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia Today
Tornadoes Kill Two Motorists Across Plains States
Thunderstorms and tornadoes across Colorado, Nebraska, and North Dakota cause fatalities and farm damage. A twister north of Holyoke, Colorado, tosses two motorists from their cars. one dies 200 yards away, the other in a roadside field. Nebraska farms near Sidney suffer heavy destruction while Venturia, North Dakota reports tornado damage and hail.
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Associated Press
Plains
Holyoke
Colorado
Nebraska
North Dakota
Sidney
Gurley
Venturia
N.D
Bismarck
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Jackson
Tenn
Nile
AF Tanker Crashes in Maine Killing Five Crew
An Air Force KC97 tanker from Plattsburgh plunged in western Maine during a refueling exercise. Five crew members were found dead amid wreckage across a five acre site near Jonathan Smith Mountain. two parachutes were unopened. Police described a fiery crash with witnesses reporting the explosion after the tanker detached from the refueling line.
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Newry
Maine
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Jonathan Smith Mountain
Oxford County Sheriffs Department
Joseph Perm
Bethel
Indian Party Swoops Down On Tribal Office
In Fort Duchesne a 30 person Indian faction entered the tribal office of the US Bureau of Indian Affairs without authorization, demanding reforms to tribal funds and travel programs. Officials said regular staff left voluntarily. the group claimed misallocation of funds. Later, Pretoria announced the imminent release of about 1,200 political detainees in South Africa.
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Indian Party
Fort Duchesne
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Marin M. Zollar
Zollar
Pretoria
South Africa
Justice
Francois Erasmus
Man Held On Racing Charge
A I A county man tied to a prior manslaughter case faced new charges after a Monday night racing crash on East South Street. Wa on Pyles, age unknown, admitted drinking with Maurice Eugene Lookingbill. Lookingbill injured, Pyles fled hospital but was later arrested. Pyles faces reckless driving and driving with revoked license plus racing charges. Lookingbill charged for permitting an unauthorized driver. Pyles previously convicted of two counts of manslaughter in 1953 with a prior license revocation.
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Pyles
RFD
G. Frederick
Rs Pyles
Maurice Eugene
East South Street
Lookingbill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lockingbill
Looking Sull
DeLashmutt
Claude Evans
Ser
Wiliam A. Boone Jr
U.S. 15
Hansville
Evelyn Marie Delauder
Lewistown
W. LeRoy Smith
Union Bridge
Pyres
Maryland House of Correction
Flash Flood Snatches 3 Youths In Car
In Little Rock Arkansas a car was swept away by a flash flood along a highway span about 500 feet wide. Branscum and passersby rescued his wife and three sons but his daughter and two boys were missing during the rapid current.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cone
Rayscum
Branscum
New York Central Plans 1.54 Million Baltimore & Ohio Shares
Directors of the New York Central Railroad announced the holding company will move to acquire 1 540 000 shares of common stock of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad as part of its expansion strategy.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Baltimore « Ohio
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Jim) Sanders
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