Kennedy to Tour Maryland Campaign Stop in City
Senator Kennedy plans a three hour Maryland visit Friday beginning 11 30 a m with an official greet by city and county leaders. He will walk Market and Patrick streets, visit factories and address students at Frederick High School and Hood College before heading to Westview Shopping Center.
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Joseph Kennedy
Maryland
Hagerstown
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Board of
Women
Frederick High School
Hood College
Kennedy
West View
Baltimore
James McSherry
Joseph Coady
Goodloe Byron
E. D. Storm
Mary Condon Hodgson
Helen McKenzie
Women's Democratic League
Carroll Wickless
Glade Valley
Democratic Women’s Club
Wiliam F. Cramer Jr
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Fire Destroys Barn On Walter Farm Near Doubs
A fire at the Flag Pond farm on Flag Pond road near Doubs destroyed a bank barn and several pieces of large machinery, estimating $15,000 in loss. The blaze, reported around 2 AM, also threatened nearby structures while a passing motorist alerted the Lawrence family and firefighters worked until about 7 AM.
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Aj Bank
L. A. Walter
Doubs
Carroll Manor
William Benn
Rem
Walters Farm
Flag Pond Farm
Flag Pond Road
Lawrence
Renn
Company
Eisenhower says U S to resume underground nuclear tests
President Eisenhower announced the United States will resume underground nuclear tests possibly by year’s end. White House press secretary James C Hagerty said nonweapon devices will be used and did not rule out military applicability of any knowledge gained.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
United States
James C. Hagerty
White House
JC Registrations Surge for State Junior Chamber Convention
Registrations for the State Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention exceed expectations with 525 enrolled by morning time. Howard J. Thomas of Silver Spring opened his candidacy for national Jaycee president during today’s luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged Jaycees to choose projects delivering real leadership and world peace, stressing leadership training starts in community service.
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Jaycee
Henry Giesenbeit
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Methodists Relax Divorce Rule for Remarriage Eligibility
In Denver the Methodist Church moved past the old requirement that only the innocent party in a divorce could remarry in the church. The general conference adopted broader eligibility based on improved attitudes and intentions, drawing praise from supporters and sharp dispute from opponents.
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Denver
Colo
Methodist Church
John W. McKelvey
Lansdowne
George L. Poor
Chimacum
Wash
Babble of Herding 16 Heifers Through Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick police struggled to corral about 16 two year old heifers that wandered from a rented Harmony Grove pasture into the city shopping center. Workers and state troopers herded the animals toward Hood College after sightings at May's Hardware and Food Fair. Three cows remained missing as owners identified the roaming herd and the baffling fence breach.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
Bruce Crum
Cede
Crum
Crums
Harmony Grove
Nevin Dudrow
Charles V. Main
Hood College
Daniel E. Buza
Wilson Place
May
Buza
Nevin Baker
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Frederick City
Harry Smith
Harry L. Quinn
Sei
Denver
J. F. Main
Frederick Freeway
Woman Hurt In Accident In Graceham
A 21 year old woman, Miss Shirley Keitholtz of near Emmitsburg, was injured when a 1960 Oldsmobile she rode in crashed into a tree on Route 77 in Graceham. The car’s right side was damaged and the driver, Lawrence W. Tressler, was not hurt. She was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with scalp, leg, and other injuries.
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Graceham
Shirley Keitholtz
Emmitsburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lawrence W. Tressler
Thurmont
Real Estate Broker Gordon Spurrier Dies in Frederick
Frederick real estate and insurance broker Gordon W. Spurrier died this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being found slumped in his car near West Church Street by the Court House. He was rushed to the hospital around 10 a.m. with the cause pending diagnosis by Dr. B O Thomas. age and survivors not yet confirmed.
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Gordon W. Spurrier
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Church Street
Court House
B. O. Thomas
Frederick High Wins Dairy Judging at Maryland Contest
Frederick High School FFA members led dairy cattle judging at the Maryland University contest with 14 participants from FHS. Neal High's Charles Wiles and teammates won dairy team honors. Frank Downey of Williamsport High and Kenney Fouchs of North Caroline High led top individuals as Gaithersburg, Glenelg, and Williamsport also earned high placements.
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Frederick
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Damascus
Poolesville
Gaithersburg
Neal High School
Charles Wiles
David Shafer
John Messner
Raymond Covey
Frank Downey
Williamsport High
Kenney Fouchs
North Caroline High School
Harry Miller
Fred Besley
Vong
Frederick High
College Park
Frederick High School
Theniversity of Maryland College of Agriculture
H. Palmer Hopkins
FFA
Maryland
Kenneth Stiles
Glenelg High
David Dunn
Federalsburg
Glenelg
Douglas Bridge
Easton
Donald Bell
Williamsport
Kansas City
Gilbert Broadwater
North Garrett High School
Leonard Stevens
F Poolesville
Church Women Urged to Correct Social Injustice
About 150 members of Frederick Council of United Church Women heard Maryland Council of Churches official Mildred Atkinson urge daily deeds over words to fight social ills. She warned against prejudice, called for citizen responsibility, and urged unity across faiths for better human relations. Three new groups joined the council Quinn AME Asbury Methodist and First Missionary Baptist.
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Anen
Fildred Atkinson
Department of Christian Social Relations
Maryland Council of Churches
Frederick
Garst
Walkersville
Paul E. Mehl
Grace United Church of Christ
Theodore Reeder
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward Bell
United Brethren Church
Ernest Webb
Calvary Methodist
Christian World Missions
Forrest White
First Baptist
Christian Social Relations
George Harris Stauffer
Presbyterian
Christian World Relations
Ralph E. White
Church of the Brethren
Leadership Educaton
Mehl
Ronald Hingre
Meredith H. Mackley
Atkinson
Baltimore
Quinn A. M. E
Asbury Methodist
First Missionary Baptist
White
The
Brethren Church
Edward Mantz
Calvary Methodist Church
Thomas Summers
F. P. Brose
R. E. Wilhelm
Mackley
Man Falls Into Court House Park Fountain In Nighttime Dip
An unidentified well dressed man slipped from the edge of the Court House Park fountain and fell into the cold water while inspecting the cherub base. He clung to the side and crawled out with a newspaper in hand, leaving a damp, muddy trail to his car on Council Street. No fish remain in the pool and the incident leaves local speculation about the fountain’s fish deaths.
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Court House Park
Council Street
Court House
Frederick
Khrushchev says pilot alive may be tried as spy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet that Francis Gerry Powers, a 30 year old American pilot, survived the downing near Sverdlovsk and confessed to a spy mission. He claimed Powers worked for an American intelligence group, earned $2,500 monthly, and would be put on trial. The Premier released details to expose U.S. fabrications about a weather survey flight and showed a film from the aircraft.
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Moscow
Nikita Knrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Par Hament
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Francis Gerry Powers
Air Force
Central Intelligence Agency
Sverdlovsk
Urals
Pakistan
Norway
Ural
Archangel
Murmanisk
Krushchev
United States
Powers
Murmansk
Archangle
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Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Stalin
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FHS
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