Widow Sues for 100000 in Trail of Brunswick Motorcycle Crash
A $100,000 damage suit filed in the Circuit Court by Cora Sue Streight widow of Clarence Streight and his five children names Mrs. Dons L. Harrison of Brunswick as defendant. The accident on Md 63 June 30 1960 near Brunswick left Streight dead July 14 after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Harrison. The State seeks both wrongful death and administratrix claims. Children listed include Ricky 13 Barbara 9 Stephen Orville born January 1960 and Lynda Sue unborn.
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Dons L. Harrison
Brunswick
Md. +63
Maryland
Cora Sue Streight
Clarence Streight
Streights
Parsons Newman
William W. Wenner
Md. #64
Harrison
MD. 163
Streight
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ricky
Donil
Barbara
Stephen Orville
Lynda Sue
Way of Cross and Passover Dramatized in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem and Old City streets tourists join a Way of the Cross procession, while a Samaritan high priest leads Mount Gerizim Passover rituals with 12 knives and 12 sheep. Good Friday focus on Christ’s death and burial includes stations along cobblestoned streets and a Holy Sepulchre burial service. Later, seven people are overcome by coal gas in West Baltimore.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Old Jerusalem
Hads
Iowa
Mount Gevizim
Holy Land
Moses
Mount Gerizim
Nablus
Christ
Calvary
Learning at Home in a Boy's Bone Ailment Study Room
Three times weekly the Board of Education home teacher Mrs. Kenneth Banke instructs seven year old Kenneth Morgan who suffers a bone ailment. Kenneth's sister Linda Morgan and Mary Fiery observe as the pupil personnel director oversees the learning scene in the living room classroom.
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Kenneth Morgan
Kenneth Banke
Board of
Edu
Cation
Banke
Linda Morgan
Mary Fiery
The
Board of Education
Unsung Heroine Teaches Kenneth Morgan On West Patrick St
A seven year old boy with osteogenesis imperfecta receives three hours weekly home teaching from retired educator Mrs Leonard Banke of Mount Phillip Road. The program, run by the Board of Education, uses a flatbed scooter, domino math, and jelly bean rewards to foster independent learning. Kenneth, nicknamed Buttons, recently turned seven and now attends school with support from local staff including Miss Mary Fiery and Paul Fogle.
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West Patrick Street
Board of Education
Kenneth Eugene Morgan
Leonard Banke
Mount Phillip Road
Banke
Kentucky
Kenneth
Paul Fogle
Joseph Rexroad
Mary Fiery
Fiery
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Minor two car Route 40 crash west of Frederick
A minor two car collision on Route 40 west of Frederick caused about $45 in damage with no injuries. Mrs Alma Chaney of Frederick was cited for an improper left turn after her 1958 Chevrolet was struck by Richard Maerz of Arlington driving a 1959 Chevrolet station wagon. The incident occurred around 7 35 a m near Route 40A.
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Frederick
Harry J. Frost
Alma P. Chaney
RFD 2
Richard Hugh Maerz
Arlington
Chaney
Postmaster General Day to Speak at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Special arrangements are made for post office employees to reserve seats for the appearance of Postmaster General J Edward Day at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in the armory on April 22 at 6. Reservations should be sent to Donald Woods and marked for the postal section. Day, a Harvard Law School graduate, joins President Kennedy's cabinet after a career in political law and insurance. John H Jack Kennedy, Baltimore photographer, is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins for observation after a car crash at North Market and 11th streets Tuesday night.
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Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
Armory
Kennedy
Hodgson
Apri
HM Horm
Donald Woods
Frederick
Dav
Harvard Law School
Adlai Stevenson
Taois
Day
Stevenson
Prudential
Baltimore
John H.jack Kennedy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
North Market Street
11Th Street
Windy and cold Easter forecast despite no snow
Weather outlook for Easter calls for clear skies but windy and chilly conditions with possible rain showers. Frost reported at 2 degrees at the airport station and countywide, as local residents observe Good Friday. banks and offices closed, shops busier, and weekend temperatures expected to inch up slowly after continued rain and partial clearing.
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Weather Bureau
Woman charged after intersection collision on Dill and College
Mrs Mamie C Butts RFD 1 Middletown was charged with failure to stop for right of way after a 11 15 am accident at the Dill and College intersection. She pulled onto Dill from College into the eastbound Houff car. Damage estimated 45 to Houff 100 to Butts. No injuries. Officer John Whel don investigated.
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Dill Avenue
College Avenue
Mamie C. Butts
RFD 1
Middletown
Houff
Butts
Katanga forces capture Manono in Congo clash
Katanga army units led by white mercenaries seized Manono, routing about 600 Gizenga troops south of the town. Seven Gizengist soldiers were killed, with little resistance inside Manono, an important tin mining center 300 miles north of Elisabethville. UN observers reported no deaths among Katanga forces or civilians.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Manono
Antoine Gizenga
Stanierville
Katanga Province
Jean Marie Kibwe
Elisabethvile
Kibwe
Lualaba
Moise Tshombe
Stanleyville
Godefroid Munongo
U.N
Munongo
Trish
Sean McKeown
Manongo
Piana
Cedar River crest reaches Cedar Rapids as flood held steady
The swollen Cedar River peaked in Cedar Rapids this morning at about 20.0 feet, about 12 feet above flood stage. Officials expect the crest to hold for up to 12 hours, stressing temporary levees while watchful crews monitor the river's slow rise toward the revised forecast.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Cedar River
Iowa
SS. Geological Survey
Bike spokes kill snake near Briggs home
A 12 year old boy Roger Briggs was walking his bicycle home when a three foot rattlesnake struck at him. The snake tangled in the bicycle wheel and its head was severed by a spoke. The incident occurred in a Tampa Florida residential area near his home.
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Tampa
Fla
Roger Briggs
Beca
Roger
A. D. Briggs
Bill Doubling Cigarette Tax Gets Tentative Okay After 5-Hour Filibuster
A lengthy filibuster stalled action on a proposed bill to double cigarette taxes as Pat Rosencrantz reports. The piece also discusses public reactions and political maneuvering surrounding the tense session, noting regional implications and anticipated votes.
Warsaw Pact builds up defenses amid wary West
MOSCOW AP The Soviet led Warsaw Pact nations said the West remains in an arms race and announced stronger defenses. They labeled West Germany a major war danger, urged peaceful coexistence and disarmament, and signaled possible countermeasures to consolidate defense while limiting focus on Laos and Congo. Khrushchev’s tone suggested a craving to advance coexistence with Kennedy officials despite renewed East West tensions.
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Moscow
West
NATO
West Germany
Laos
Congo
Kremlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Esenhower
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Eastern Europe
China
Indochinese
B 52 Drops Experimental Rocket Plane Over California
The article describes a rocket plane released from a B-52 over California at 45 000 feet. It then ascended under its own power. Pilot Walker endured two minutes of weightlessness during the test.
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Base
Calif
Walker
Joseph Walker
Edwards Air Force
Maryland Senate Ends EightHour Filibuster Over Cigarette Tax
The Maryland Senate broke an eight hour filibuster led by four Southern Maryland senators and tentatively approved a bill to raise the state cigarette tax from three to six cents per pack. The measure, backed by House approval earlier, would earmark about $5 million for local governments. Senator Louis N. Phipps acknowledged the loss after a prolonged session that began late last night.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Maryland
Louis N. Phipps
D-Anne Arundel
House
Senate
State House
Phipps
James A. Pine
D-Balto County
Pine
William S. James
Legislative Council
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
Charles M. Lee
Allegany
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Southern
Mathias Sees China Issue Tangle In Washington
Rep. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. told the Cosmopolitan Club in Washington that Kennedy’s honeymoon with Congress ends on foreign policy issues. He cited Republican criticism as lacking and warned the White House is moving toward admitting Red China, while arguing the Administration pursues Eisenhower era policies.
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Kennedy
Congress
Charles McC. Mathias JR
Cosmopolitan Club
Sheraton-Carlton
Waston
Mathias
United Natrons
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bomber Ripped Apart In Flight Near Lexington
A hundred million B52G bomber disintegrated during an aerial refueling near Lexington North Carolina Thursday night. Two of the eight crew members parachuted to safety were killed and four are missing. The two survivors named Maj. W. F. Minnich of Des Plaines Illinois and 1st Lt. G C Farnham of Loveland Colorado.
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Lexington
N.C
W. F. Minnich
Des Plaines
G. C Farnham
Loveland
Colo
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
The five day forecast from the Associated Press notes temperatures averaging 24 degrees below normal. Cooler Sunday and Monday, warmer Tuesday, cooler Wednesday, with rain Saturday and again around Tuesday, totaling about 0.25 inches. Normal highs run 53 to 61, lows 37 to 42, with about 20 inches of snow in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Jet bomber crashes at Donaldson Air Force Base
A B66 jet bomber made an emergency landing at Donaldson Air Force Base in South Carolina and burned. All seven crew members survived the crash.
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Donaldson Air Force Base
S.C
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GAS
API
Frank J. Keefer
Youngs
W. Patrick St
Gizenga
Elisabethville
Pat Rosencrantz
Avention
Jean Brennan
Phillips Petroleum
Brennan
TEL
Craon
Barrick
Nicwapa
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