Officers Mass To Hit At Revolt
Armed officers massed outside a barricaded prison farm dormitory at Fort Pillow Tennessee as 130 convicts seized two guards and threatened killings. Governor Ellington and state officials sought to resolve grievances over working conditions and time off. Convict leader Leonard Thompson demanded reform while prisoners sought public attention and a conference with authorities.
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Fort Pillow
Keith Hampion
Inrom
Nashville
Hampton
Buford Ellington
J. 5. Voss
Hupert Newman
Leonard Thompson
Minneapolis
Minn
Thompson
Highway Patrol
King Baudouin Urges U S Leadership to Avert War
In a joint congressional address, King Baudouin of Belgium appeals for U S leadership to prevent war and protect life. He emphasizes solidarity with the United States, notes Belgium’s Congo future, and lauds U S help in wars, expressing gratitude and faith in peace.
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Washington
Ring Baudouin
Belgium
Tnd Congress
Free World
United States
Senate
House
Baudowmn
Congo
Baudouin
U.S
Missile Test Center Threatened By Strike
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The missile test center faced a threatened midnight strike that could affect about 5000 workers and delay new rocket launch construction. The Carpenters Union planned pickets tonight after 115 carpenters voted to strike, with no progress in talks between the union and Patrick Air Force Base Contractors Assn. The carpenters had rejected a 35 cent package on a two year contract after a prior wildcat strike. Their current average pay is 285 per hour and retroactivity to April 1 was contested.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Missile Test Center
Geldline
Carpenters Union
Cape
Patrick Air Force Base
Carpenters
Assn
West Frederick Junior High HSPTA elects Champlin president
Everett E Champlin was elected president of the West Frederick Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association. Warner L Brittain retired as president. New officers include First VP Mrs William Browning Second VP Dr William Roessler Secretary Mrs B E Sullivan Treasurer Mrs Casper Cline Jr. Charter presentation by Dr James A Sensenbaugh official Mary land Congress of Parents and Teachers representative.
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Everett E. Champlin
West Frederick
Warner L. Brittain
Williamh.browning
William G. Roessler
B. E. Sullivan
Casper E. Cline Jr
James A. Sensenbaugh
Brittain
Sensen
Baugh
Maryland Congress of Parents
Thomas Silliman
Silliman
Glee Club
Lillian Braungart
Lena Mullican
Robert E. Clapp
Billie Lewis
Eugene Stull
W David Berge
David Schoolman
Nelson Lichtenstein
Edward Hem Dy
Frances Burgee
Miss
Frances Helizel
George Strausberger
Rober Leatherman
New Wetting Solution For Contact Lenses Faces Recall
In Sunnyvale the APY Barnes-Hind Laboratories recalls all wetting solutions for contact lenses and distributes a new sterile pink formula. FDA twice blocked use of a lot of the old green solution due to a potentially dangerous bacterial form. Harry W Hind, president, says the old product was registered on prior FDA advice and required no sterilization, with no other difference from the old solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyvale
APY
Barnes-Hind Laboratories. Inc
Ich Recentix
Food and Drug Administration
Harry W. Hind
Department of Agriculture
FDA
Hing
Baltimore Dairies Face Milk Dating Mandate
The Women's Civic League urged date labeling on milk containers. City Council members received undated milk cartons with a warning note. The council voted unanimously to support the demand for dated milk.
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Baltimore
Women's Civic League
Britain to Enter Satellite Field In Orbit Cooperation
In London Prime Minister Macmillan announced Britain will enter the artificial earth satellite field. He said Britain may launch satellites with British Commonwealth partners or with the United States and plans to send a team to Washington to discuss Anglo American cooperation.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Washington
Stold
House of Commons
Education Conference Wednesday in Frederick County
Approximately 180 citizens from all sections of Frederick County are slated to attend a Wednesday education conference at W Frederick Junior High, sponsored by the Board of Education. The event aims to review current efforts, discuss facility and staffing needs, and seek common ground for improving schools through group discussions led by school officials and experts.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
W. Frederick
Ross V. Smith
Quentin L. Earhart
Smith
James A. Sensenbaugh
Harry V. Frushour
John H. Fischer
Baltimore City
Carl V. Weakley
West Frederick
Sup
Louise F. Thompisor
Elementa Er
David L. Dean
Frederick High School
Will W. Wagner
Park -Pta
Theodore Boston
Division of Certification and Accreditation
State Department of Education
Robert Y. Dubel
State Teachers Association
Mr. Ear
Fbe
Ellsworth McGaha
Middletown Elementary Pta
Simon A. MecNeeley
Parker Case Has Weird Aftermath
Poplarville Mississippi AP reports Parker, an African American 23, taken from the county jail by masked men on April 25. His body found May 4 near Pearl River, buried May 5 at Lumberton. In services the casket bore an American flag. officials say Parker was dishonorably discharged and convicted by court martial for misappropriating government property.
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Poplarville
Mass
Pearl River
Mack Charles Parker
Parker
Lumberton
County Ann
Willams Stewart
Stewart
Traffic Jams Delay Seaway Ocean Liners
Chicago reports describe Great Lakes ocean liners facing delays as the St. Lawrence Seaway opens. Ice lingering in the river caused ship jams, lost operating days, and mounting costs while ports struggle with berth availability and dock facilities. authorities pledge fixes though some ships already await space.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence River
Oneone
Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
Avelland Canal
Cleveland
Lake Calumet
Detroit
Bertas
Detroit River
Buffalo
Canada
Land Canal
Linthicum Sun sports editor dies suddenly
Baltimore Sun sports editor Jesse Linthicum died today at Mercy Hospital after being admitted in a coma yesterday. A veteran journalist, he joined Sunpapers in 1911 and served as a sports columnist for more than 39 years.
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Baltimore
Jesse
Linthicum
Baltimore Sun
Mercy Hospital
Sunpapers
County education officials list reporters and supervisors
The text names Dr Warren R Evans supervisor of physical education Duval W Sneadner dean of Frederick Community College and supervisor of adult education and James L Fisher supervisor of music in the county school as the reporter for the office of education and welfare task.
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U.S. Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Warren R. Evans
Duval W.sneadner
Frederick Community College
James L. Fisher
Petition Opposes New Bridge Across Carroll Creek
A western suburban petition opposes a proposed new bridge across Carroll Creek linking Magnolia Avenue with Rhine Boulevard near Westbrook and West Patrick Street. Opponents cite traffic, safety, and cost concerns, urging minor improvements to the old bridge instead. The aldermen have not acted on the survey group report recommending the new bridge.
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Ciy
Carroll Creek
Westbrog Kins Acres
Tion
nolia-Fairview Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Fourth Street
Rhine Boulevard
Magnolia
Fairview Avenues
Westbrook
Second Street
Westbrook and
Watkins Acres
West Patrick Street
Magnolia-Fairview
Manuel M. Weinberg
Kline Boulevard-Magnolia Avenue
Hiine- Fai Avenue
As Acres
Kline-Magnolia
Farmlands in Maryland and Delaware Need Rain
Maryland and Delaware crops suffer drought with soils dry across the Delmar Peninsula and Southern Maryland. Corn progress about 26 to 25 percent planted. early peas 10 inches tall on the Peninsula. Tobacco beds in fair condition. vegetables and fruits on the Shore require rain to mature crops and support planting of tomatoes, sweet potatoes, beans, cucumbers, corn, melons, and watermelons.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Mary
Delmar Peninsula
Wicomico County
Irregular Turn in New York Stock Market Early
The stock market acted irregularly this afternoon after an initial advance failed to sustain. Traders cited uneven demand and shifting sentiment as guiding factors behind the unsettled session in early trading.
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Iturns
New York
Holstein Assn Dinner Opens 33rd Frederick Sale crowd
The Frederick County Holstein Friesian Association held its 33rd annual consign ment sale at the sale barn on the Fred Fair Grounds with about 200 cattlemen and guests attending the opening Monday night dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. J Homer Remsberg arranged the sale while R Charles Backus acted as auctioneer with Horace A Backus reading pedigrees.
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Fred Fair Grounds
Frederick County
J. H. Pagans
Ales Committee
Woodrow W. Fox
C. Renn Remsberg
Henry R. Shoemaker
A Doty Remsburg
C. Richard Abalt
Maurice S$. Ahalt
Town
Frank B. Beasman
Sakesville
Charley Farms
Westminster
W. B
A. B. Coblentz
Jefferson
Maurice L. Dade
C. Leser Dudrow
Woodrow W
Attempt Made To Fire Hedgesville School
Martinsburg West Virginia AP reports a last weekend incident near Hedgesville School where a glass jug filled with ether and kerosene or similar fuel, with a lit fuse, was found near the building. It apparently was thrown toward a second floor window but missed. No arrests have been made.
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Martinsburg
W Va
Ship Explodes Near Lae Killing Two Crewmembers
An AP report says the 200 ton Busama blew up off Tae near Lae New Guinea, killing its Finnish first officer and Swedish engineer. Several native crewmen are believed dead. The cause remains unknown. the vessel carried 17,600 gallons of axiation fuel and a similar amount of regular gasoline.
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Lae
New Guinea
Busama
Tae
Hearing On Hepbron Continues In Wiretap Case At Annapolis
Testimony before Gov. Tawes covered alleged illegal wiretaps by Baltimore police under Commissioner James M. Hepbron. Defense will argue any legal taps rested with former inspector Clarence Forrester. Delegation seeks Hepbron’s removal amid accusations of ties to convicted figures and improper tapping.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Clarence ©. Forrester
Hepbron
Baltimore City
Theodore R. McKeidin
C. Axdry Thompson
John Hanson Mitchell
Benny Trotta
Assermhiv
Ger C. Fe
Richard W.az
Frank Carbo
Fuc
York
Ceppy Geldstein
Selena Johnson
Mitchell
Trotta
Hamilton Wilson
Conwell Smith
Big Four End Meet Held Today
The Western Allies rebuffed Soviet proposals to expand the UN conference by adding Poland and Czechoslovakia. Gromyko pressed for parity between blocs while the West urged a later inclusion of Poland and Czechoslovakia, with Italy and others potentially joining later. Khrushchev signaled a possible summit despite slow progress.
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Geneva
Western Alps
Nadrei
Gromyko
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Christian A
Seiwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Groemyko
United Resistance
East Germany
Gromykov
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Nikita Hkhrushchev
Kiev
Tavern License Surrender After Minor Beer Sale Conviction
Frederick's Blue Lantern Cafe owners Roland A. Cline and Mark W. Cline gave up their Class B on sale beer and light wine license for 30 days after a waitress was convicted of selling beer to two youths under 21. The cafe will operate as a restaurant during the voluntary suspension.
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Frederick Beer
Roland A. Cline
Mark W. Cline
Blue Lantern Cafe
West Patrick Street
Gail L. Catshall
Old Salisbury Hotel Hit by Basement Fire
Salisbury AP report says a three story old Salisbury Hotel suffered heavy interior fire damage last night. Cause undetermined though blaze appeared to start in the basement. No damage estimate available. The building, vacated since January, was owned by C. T. Jenkins.
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Salisbury
C. T. Jenkins
Nuclear fuel deliveries pledged to IAEA by US UK Russia
The United States Britain and Russia have agreed to deliver over 11 154 pounds of nuclear fuels to the International Atomic Energy Agency. The Americans will provide a portion of the funds.
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Vienna
United States
Britain
Russia
International Atomic Energy Agency
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