Armed Forces Day Open House at Fort Detrick
Large scale participation by Reserve and National Guard units will feature at the Armed Forces Day Open House on Saturday at Fort Detrick from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Displays include the 202nd Signal Battalion, the 79th Engineer Panel Bridge Company, the Medical Company of the 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard, and Nike missiles. a Westminster unit will illuminate a searchlight over the base. The event also includes a flyover by the Maryland Air National Guard. Local officials praise Reserve support for national defense.
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Armed Forces
Fort Detrick
Richard MM.‘ Clendenin
William B. McNeil
Frederick Army
Byi
202Nd Signal Battalion
James E. Bartgis
79Th Engineer
Herman 5
B. Hopkins
115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Robert S. Stone
Willard Horine
Westminster
366Th Artillery Battalion
John T. Marsh Jr
Mt. Zion Road
Olney
Laytonsville
Post Field House
Maryland Air National Guard
Clendenin
British Ships Head For Suez Canal After Six Months
London reports British tankers and freighters resuming the Suez passage following Macmillan’s demand to tolls in sterling Egypt’s terms. Calls for ending gas rationing accompany the move as government faces criticism over concessions to Nasser.
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London
South Africa
Harold Macmillan
Suez Bank
House of Commons
Macmillan
Egypt
Nasser
Little Girl Abducted and Slain On Way To School
Brenda Jane Doucette, a pretty blonde third grader from Bristol, disappeared while headed to school. Her body was found in woods near Bristol at 7:50 p.m. wrapped with a sleeveless sweater by a man. Autopsy indicates no rape or sexual assault. death likely occurred shortly after her departure. Deputy Coroner Frank Healey and Dr. Irving S. Platt provided the findings.
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Conc
Staics
Brenda Jane Dou‘eetle
Frank Healey
Brenda
Baxter Doucette
Irving S. Platt
Boy Confesses In Slaying Of 3 Year Old Girl
Chicago police say a 14 year old neighbor boy confessed to strangling 3 year old Lise Jorgensen and burying her under the front porch after her body was found early today. The boy stated he disrobed the girl and hid the nude body after taking her to his room to play records. He carried her through a basement window to an enclosure under the porch. Police and over 300 officers searched for the girl after her mother reported her missing yesterday afternoon. The suspect, a seventh grader, was the last to see her alive. The Jorgensens had arrived from Norway 16 months earlier.
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Chicago
Robert Ryan
Uniformed Police
Lawrence
Larry) Madsen
Lise Jorgensen
Ryan
Madsen
Lise
Inger Jorgensen
Young Madsen
Maren Madsen
Leo J. Kelly
Arnold
Lars
Jorgensens
Norway
Light Rain Returns After Dry Spell Across the State
A Monday thunderstorm broke a dry spell with scattered showers between and after morning hours. Temperatures reached 90 degrees at the airport, with 91 at the State Police barracks. The heaviest rain fell across Catoctin and South mountains, and about 0.45 inches was recorded at Gambreill State Park. Some areas saw little or no rain, while surface flooding occurred in Frederick. A minor fire in Washington county was controlled by the Smithsburg Fire Company. Forecasters expect more cloudiness with afternoon and evening showers, then scattered storms tonight and Wednesday, followed by cooler, partly cloudy conditions. Gardeners welcomed the rain for beans, tomatoes, and corn.
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iSouth
Potomac Edison Company
Old Braddock
Brunswick
Thurmont
Edgemont
Washington County
Smithsburg
Cleaning Up Texas Town After Flood
Lam pasas Texas slowly recovers after a deadly flood surge that killed a flown. Merchants and housewives clean up the town as relief workers and engineers organize aid. An employment office opens and plans to assist residents return to normal life.
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Lampasas
Tex
State Crop Report Describes Maryland Delaware Drought Impact
COLLEGE PARK Md Three weeks of little rainfall and above average heat have dried soils across Maryland and Delaware with the southern regions hardest hit. Dryness slowed land prep and affected crops from tobacco to strawberries while soils remained parched. Rain finally arrived end of week but growers report slow progress with hay, alfalfa and oats. Weevils damaged alfalfa in Western Maryland, pea aphids were light, and asparagus shipments rose as moisture remained scarce.
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Maryland
Delaware
U.S
Delmar Peninsula
Southjern
Froport
Easton
Wicomico County
Frederick County
Wiccomico
St. Mary's
Marsland
Pope Embraces Poland's Primate in Vatican Meeting
Pope Pius today greeted Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Poland's primate, marking a long separation due to Church Communist tensions. The 81-year-old pontiff and the primate met for the first time since 1931, after Wyszynski faced restrictions and confinement under the Communist regime before his release in Warsaw last fall.
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Pius Rhe
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Rome
Reds
Warsaw
Beck Ouster Recommended by Teamsters Public Ad Firm
Washington report says Allied Public Relations Associates recommended Beck ouster. Tony Smith, head of the union's news bureau, declined details. The report is believed to urge Teamsters officials to demand Beck quit as president before his current term ends later this year.
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Teamsters Union
Tony Smith
Allied Public Relations Associates
Smith
Béck
Teamsters
Beck
Arktic disarmament test eyed as alternative to Europe
Secretary Dulles rejected a neutralized European zone and said a disarmament pilot in Arctic regions could ease tensions. He noted challenges in negotiating such an agreement, including inspection, aerial photography, and verification across sparsely served areas. Dulles also discussed press access to Red China, Israel’s Suez test ship, Korea arms, and U S entry into the IAEA.
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Dulles
Gersaid
Russia
Arctic
Europe
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Red China
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Israel
I Suez Canal
Egypt
Dulless
South Korea
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Sdate
North Korea
Senate
International Atomic ‘Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Three Die as Potomac River Drowning Tragedy Strikes Family
Virgil Mangold thirty arrives in Green Spring area with two young daughters. They drown while Mangold attempts rescue in Potomac River three miles south of Cumberland Maryland. Daughter Vada Ann Mallow is saved by brother Harry and revived by breath, wife Abs Rosalie Mallow Mongold sent to hospital in shock. Bodies retrieved by Green Spring volunteers. Mangold, daughters from Bowman's Addition suburb of Cumberland.
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Potomac River
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Virgil Mangold
Diana Lee
Sandrai Kay
Vada- Ann Mallow
Harry
Rosalie Mallow Mongold
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
MaHon
Mongold
Robert Rannelis
James J. Shrout
Maryland
Virginia
Mangold and Mallow
Bowman's Addition
Ranged
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Research Engineer Found Dead In Garage In Towson
William Small, 44, a chemical research engineer, was found dead today in the closed garage of his Baltimore County home in Towson. Police and medical examiner say death was by own action. The car was in gear with carbon monoxide filling the garage. a block under the accelerator had been knocked loose.
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William 0. Small
Earlr
Baltimore County
Charles O'Donnell
Woman Under Canopy Killed In Memphis Storm
A severe thunderstorm in Memphis killed 38 year old Gladys Marie Senson who sheltered under a department store canopy. Three men were injured, none seriously, as wind gusts hit 46 miles per hour and a tornado funnel was sighted. The concrete coping toppled from the roof and struck the canopy.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gladys Marie Senson
Sire
Retired Navy Officer Kills TB Assn. Head
Oakland police said a retired Navy officer shot and killed Dr Harold G Trimble former head of the California Tuberculosis and Health Association after a sequence of events involving a past president and a crime alleged by his wife. A taxi driver tracked the suspect Saul Sidney Klass guiding police to his location. The motive cited involves a rape accusation and a civil suit that was never filed.
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Navy
California Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Saul Sidney Klass
Ra«Edio
Harold G. Trimble
Trimble
Klass
Herman Cook
Dr. Trimble
Lawn
Phill Hill
Harold G. Billings
Billings
Hubert Murray
Nuclear tests begin Thursday at Nevada proving ground
Atomic Energy Commission experts set final details for Thursday's early detonation at the Nevada test site. Conditions hinge on pre-dawn winds and safety concerns for radioactive fallout. First shot will rise from a 1100 foot tower, higher than past towers, with some later blasts from balloon-supported platforms up to 2600 feet.
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Nev
United States
Nevada Proving Ground
Atomic Energy Commission
Safety Of Nation Tied To Budget
President Eisenhower warned against substantial defense cuts, saying he would not want to assume responsibility for the country’s safety if missiles and aircraft funding are trimmed. House Republican Leader Martin and Senate Leader Knowland voiced support for maintaining defense strength during the budget dispute ahead of the TV radio appeal.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Fisenhower
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Knowland F
California
White House
Heavy Rain Falls Across Maryland With Variation
The first general rainfall in about a month dropped up to 2.18 inches in Harford County at the State Police barracks in Benson, with Easton at 1.35 and Salisbury at 0.16 inches. Central Maryland saw most precipitation while Cumberland and Waldorf reported no rain. scattered showers and thunder showers were forecast for Maryland and Delaware through today and Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Benson
Harford County
Baltimore
Easton
Salisbury
Randallstown
Towson
Conowingo
Cumberland
Waldorf
Rockville
Frederick
Delaware
Graham To Dedicate Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham will dedicate Madison Square Garden in a private ceremony tonight and open his six week New York crusade tomorrow to win New York City's un churched. The 38 year old Baptist preacher from North Carolina plans to speak each night in the 18000 seat arena. Reverend Bonnell predicted an overflow crowd for the opening address as a loud speaker was set up outside the Garden and police will be stationed each night.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Chris. Graham
North Carolina
John Sutherland Bonnell
Sue- Sue Presbyterian Church
Atomic plane possible within 26 years says expert
Alan H. Lazar, who helped build the Nautilus, states the United States should produce its first atom powered plane within the next 26 years. He cites engine weight and shielding as the main challenges for crew safety.
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United States
Alan H. Lazar
America
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