Carroll Co Laboratory Moves to Frederick County Facility
The Westminster laboratory will close as staff transfer to the Frederick county lab at Winchester Hall. Dr. Forbes Burgess notes Jesse Myers will move here next Monday with no other staff joining. Officials say the Westminster site provided essential clinical tests and water, milk, ice cream and food sample analyses for Carroll physicians.
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Jesse Myers
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Carroll
Carroll Health
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State Department of Health
Pat Boone Leads Large Dallas Youth Rally at Church
About 16 000 people mainly teens filled Dallas Memorial Auditorium for a Church of Christ youth rally headlined by Pat Boone and sports stars. Sponsors said the event was the largest of its kind in the denomination’s history as about 2 009 were turned away. Boone, clutching a blue hymnal, urged youth to stay in church and led a singalong before telling reporters his approach to keeping Christians.
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Fourth of July weekend traffic toll could break record
The National Safety Council projects 410 U.S. deaths from July 3 to July 6 and 12 000 disabling injuries in a 78 hour window. An estimated 45 million cars will travel 22 billion miles, prompting calls for extra holiday care at no cost to drivers.
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National Safety Council
Cold June Ends With Few Warm Days
A notably cool June ends with only rare 90 degree readings expected, and July looks ready to begin hot. Airport observers report May–June temperatures averaging about five degrees below normal, while rainfall reaching 5.22 inches tops since 1951. last weekend brought pleasant highs around the mid 80s with cool nights from 52 to 60.
Moscow to Send Group to Geneva for Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Soviet official Pavel Shakhov said Russia would participate in the East West conference opening in Geneva to discuss preventing cheating in a world nuclear test ban. Western delegates, including Fisk, Cockcroft, Rochard, and Solando, awaited Russian arrival amid prior Soviet threats to boycott unless the U.S. agreed to a U.S.-initiated ban.
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Ormond Solando
Negro Soprano Weds White Educator in Maryland
A high profile wedding ties Adele Addison, a noted Negro lyric soprano, to Norman Berger, associate director of prosthetics education at a university, in a Springfield area ceremony. The event occurs amid a push for federal tax repeal and amid local traffic fatalities reported across Maryland over the weekend.
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Juveniles Recovered After School Burglary Spree
Three white boys aged 11 to 14 were picked up after breaking into Elm Street School. Police recovered all stolen articles including two basketballs seven bats and about a dozen softballs and carpenter tools. Juvenile authorities will handle the case. Police also warned 12 children for gambling with cards in public parks. The card game activity occurred in various parks. Red China demanded talks resume in Geneva within 15 days threatening Formosa.
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Explorers Search Continues For Remaining Countries
Report notes that while most nations are already identified, explorers still comb the globe daily seeking any uncharted lands or overlooked territories.
National Weather Summary Temperatures for 24 hours
The 24 hour period ending at 8 a m edt shows temperature readings across multiple stations. Data cover highs, lows, and average values with regional variations and brief summaries of notable departures from normal temperatures.
Hyde Urges C and C Canal Park in Maryland
Rep DeWitt Hyde urged creating a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park along the Potomac River with an estimated five year cost of 8.33 million. He warned delaying could raise costs and Indiana proposals reference road connections near Paw Paw West Virginia and Woodmont Indiana.
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Woodmont
Ind
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Cumberland
Maryland
Adams Denies Hushing Goldfine in Senate Probe
Ex publisher John Fox testified that Sherman Adams tried to hush Bernard Goldfine over his boast Adams never let him down. Fox described a conference at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel and Goldfine's claim Adams ensured his silence amid the Adams-Volumne case.
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Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Fox
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Adams-Volunme
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Sheraton Carlton
Federal Trade, Commission
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Mr. Goldfine
Deeper In Debt For Uncle Sam
Washington faces a rising federal deficit as the 1959 fiscal year looms. Officials project a 11 to 12 billion dollar gap, with the national debt likely to exceed 280.8 billion and a proposed 10 billion dollar debt-limit increase. 1958 may end with a 2 to 3 billion shortfall despite two years of balance. Revenue in 1958 near 72.4 billion, spending near 72.8. 1959 outlays expected around 80 billion with revenue under 70. A separate deed record notes a $15,000 sale of property in Middle town from J. Perry Driscoll to David Z. Singer.
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Eisenhower
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Anderson
Jan Juary
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J. Perry Driscoll
David Z. Singer
Fighting Near Tripoli Marks Fiercest Civil War Battle
Rebels and government forces battled around Tripoli's U.S. Presbyterian Hospital in a heavy weekend clash. The hospital near rebel-held hills reported damaged walls and explosions, with 25 Lebanese patients and 42 staff inside. American personnel had left two weeks earlier. Rebel artillery and naval shells targeted the harbor area as armored cars pressed rebel strongholds.
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Republican Committee Meets With Local Officials and Candidates
The Republican State Central Committee of the county met with county district and city precinct chairmen and candidates for county offices in the November election. About 60 people attended the confab at Hotel Frederick. A committee of the candidates and central committee will elect a campaign chairman and co chairwoman soon. District leaders were advised to reorganize their committees to replace members who have moved away.
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State Puts Double Bite On Taxpayers On Tuesday
Annapolis report details Maryland’s 1958 tax actions starting tomorrow. Income tax leaps to new higher rate, payrolls face retroactive rise, and a three cent cigarette tax debuts. Sales tax climbs to 30 cents on the dollar next year, with budget balancing driving the measures. The package also includes highway program changes and new enforcement rules amid a $379.6 million state budget.
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Boonsboro Man Killed Near Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS Md AP Donald L Phillippy 26 of Boonsboro and Crownsville a control tower employee at Friendship International Airport was fatally injured when his car crashed near Crownsville after being kidnapped by a band of eight rebels Earlier reports said the men were forced from their bus and driven into the mountains Haiti related tensions and a U S embassy diary noted rebel activity but no fear for captives expressed The Nicaro Nickel plant in Oriente Province Cuba was mentioned in connection with the kidnappings and a U S ambassador denied some claims
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Balti
De Gaulle and Macmillan Agree On Close Cooperation
Paris AP report says French Premier de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan reached an understanding for close cooperation. They stressed defense of the free world and reviewed past bonds. Talks focused on views rather than specific subjects, with no changes to Britain’s atomic stance or plans for a European free trade zone. They also affirmed preserving Lebanon’s independence amid regional pressures.
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Lebanon
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Cuban Rebels Seize 39 Americans and 3 Canadians in Cuba
In Havana the Fidel Castro led rebels hold 39 kidnapped Americans and three Canadians as a bold bid to draw world attention away from Batista. U S Consul Park Wollam reported contact but no progress on freeing the captives or locating 28 missing service members from Guantanamo, with sailors and Marines taken near Castro’s Sierra Maestra hideout in Oriente province.
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Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U. S
Park Wollam
Cuba
Wollam
Guantanamo
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Oriente
New Postage Rates Start August First
Postmaster James A. Grove says many shoppers are confused about the date new postage rates take effect. First class letters and postcards rise after August 1, with air mail at seven cents per ounce. A separate short paid charge of five cents per piece applies to underpaid mail plus the deficiency.
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