Adlai Urges Free Air Time Legislation for Debates
Adlai E Stevenson urged Congress to require television networks and stations to provide free time for debates by major party presidential candidates. GOP and Democratic leaders proposed voluntary free time before any law, with Morton citing practical complexities and Butler stressing necessity of access during campaigns.
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Washington
Adlai E Stevenson
Congress
Stevenson
Thruston B. Morton
R- Rs
GOP National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Dogs Shot In Myersville Prompt Probe
Authorities investigate two dog shootings in Myersville within a week. Neighbors accuse, while Burgess Doub vows action. One dog owned by Austin Kline recovering, another stray killed after being paralyzed. no lead yet and no ruling nuisance. Residents urged to report via the county dog catcher.
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Burgess Grayson
Myersville
Charles Fregve
Austin Kline
Cecil Pryor
Burgess Doub
Fregoe
Jack Mause
Five Day Forecast From AP Projects Warm Week Ahead
The Associated Press forecast calls for temperatures averaging 36 degrees above normal with a warm week and a cooler Saturday. Expect showers mainly Wednesday and Friday totaling about half an inch. Normal highs run 70 to 77 and lows 50 to 57, with 43 to 44 in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Light Primary Activity Ahead with Local Dems and Republics
A light voter turnout is anticipated for Tuesday’s primary. Democratic contests focus on Congress and the presidency while Republicans expect stronger than usual turnout, aided by Charles McMathias Jr., a local candidate for the Sixth Congressional seat. Frederick’s armory becomes city polling place for first time, with six designated schools serving as polling sites and voting machines ready. City and county offices remain open, and parking meters will be active nearby.
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Charles McC.mathias Jr
Russell House
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick
House
Fire Destroys Two Story Boyds Home
An overheated stove sparked a 4:30 am fire that swept through the two story Boyds residence, destroying about 10 000 in property. Firefighters from Beallsville Hyattstown and Gaithersburg battled the blaze for three hours, with no victims reported. Interior belongings valued at 3000 were lost, while the structure incurred most of the damage. Mrs Ganley and her daughter were in the home, a son a Montgomery County police officer was alerted and found the family unharmed.
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Ed Ganley
Boyds
Beallsville
Hyattstown
Gaithersburg
Ganley
Montgomery County Police Force
Seneca
Tjamsville Home Fire Extinguished
The New Market fire department aided by the Independent Hose Company, this city, and the Mt. Airy fire department, extinguished a fire at the Cahill property in Tjamsville this morning. Damage is minor, estimated under $200. Children playing with matches under the porch are suspected as the cause. Neighbor Walter Myers helped by spraying water from a garden hose before the Cahills returned home.
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New Market
Independent Hose Company
Mt. Airy
William Cahil
Tjamsville
Cahills
Walter Myers
New Market Company
Nixon Kennedy Race Dominates Weekend Primary News
Reports from New York indicate a Republican push for a vice presidential candidate, while Democrats press toward decisive primaries in Maryland and Oregon. Nixon predicts a Republican nomination as Kennedy contends for the Democratic title with Morse and other rivals active in Oregon.
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Associated Press
New York
Maryland
Oregon
L. Judson Morhouse
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ite Son
Chicago
Richard B. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Albany
Morhouse
Jetter
Thruston B. Morton
Nixon
Kennedy
Sen
Wayne Morse
Lut
Morse
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Hiam
Chrey
West Virginia
Symington
Johnson
Washington
School Foods Service Head Is Elected
Mrs. Mary Ames Hendrickson was elected president of the Frederick County School Foods Service Association at an organizational meeting in the Board of Education offices. County and Montgomery county members attended, with Mrs. Virginia Carroll and Mrs. Elizabeth Disney serving as officers from Area 2. Other officers named include Mrs. Mildred Rhoads president elect, Cynthia Lee secretary, and Ida Kaufman treasurer. The group aims to improve school food service activities. Area 1 representative for 1960 61 was Pauline Whitmore.
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Mary
R_ Ames) Hendrickson
Frederick County School Foods Service Association
Board of Education
Virginia B. Klos
Maryland School Food Service Association
Montgomery County
Virginia Carroll
Elizabeth Disney
Carroll
Montgomery Blair High School
Klos
Maryland
SPSA
Pauline Whitmore
New Midway
Frederick
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Howard Counties
Board
Youth Guilty Of Knife Threat In Magistrate Court
A 17 year old boy was found guilty in Magistrate Court of threatening a man more than four times his age with a long pocket knife. He admitted to pulling the knife but said it was self defense. Magistrate withheld sentencing.
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Bill Newcomer
Edward D. Storm
Irvin Flannary
Mtt. Airy High School
Flannary
RE i
Mt. Airy
Samuel W. Steel
Plane No. 4
Steel
Sam
Sportsman’s Inn
Camp Pioneer owner seeks gradual tax hike relief
Maurice Weisberg owner of Camp Pioneer in Eyler's Valley near Emmitsburg told the County Commissioners his assessment rose from 3100 to 19000 and his tax bill from 59 to 400. He asked for a gradual increase while staff argued the assessment was fair under state rules. The hearing noted no local building code and suggested possible use of facilities for a county educational program. no tax relief granted.
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Eyler’s Valley
Emmittsburg
Commissioners Office
Maurice Weisberg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Camp Pioneer
Weisberg
Lumen Norris
Emmitsburg
Emminsburg
Woman Taken To Frederick Memorial Hospital After Illness
Mrs. Charles E. Webser of West Fifth Street was removed from her home to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 1 PM in an ambulance.
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Charles E. Webser
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Eisenhower suspends spy flights over Soviet Union
Paris AP By John Adams President Eisenhower announced that U S spy flights over Russia have been suspended and are not to be resumed He urged Khrushchev to private talks to save the conference and said the United States is willing to negotiate to eliminate espionage.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Ussr
U. S
Coach Paralyzed After Team Win Crash
Jom W. Clokey Jr. 42 a sabbatical track coach at West Chester State College was paralyzed from the waist down after a collision near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Four team members were slightly injured. A separate driver Robert A Mullen 18 a Mount St Marys College freshman suffered a fractured foot and head bruises and was treated and released.
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Gettysburg
Jom W. Clokey Jr
West Chester State College
Clokey
Annie Warner Hospital
Robert A. Mullen
Brook Isa
N.Y
Mullen
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Here
Moving barracks from Fort Detrick to Catoctin Furnace
Gerrick house movers from Littlestown Pa began transporting an old barracks about 20 by 100 feet from Fort Detrick to Catoctin Furnace. The structure passed Fort Detrick gates near 10 am heading east on Seventh street with State Police assistance.
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Littlestown
Fort Detrick
Catoctin Furnace
Seventh Street
Ralph W. Miller
Thurmont
James Fraley
J. Austin Fraley Jr
Seven Die In Weekend Accidents In Maryland
At least seven people died in weekend incidents in Maryland including three drownings and four traffic and fire fatalities. Conowingo resident George A. Fogus died in a collision at Conowingo Dam Bridge. Otis R. Brown and Harvey Breedlove survived injuries while injuries and fatalities followed a police chase and a dormitory water incident. Firefighter Gerard August Britton died from smoke inhalation during a training fire in Bladensburg.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Prince George's
George A. Fogus
Conowingo
Conowingo Dam
Otis R. Brown
Rising Sim
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Harvey Breedlove
Roy Sisk
Christine Smith
Hagerstown
Thurman Covington
Baltimore
Joanna Bray
University of Maryland Coed
Bethesda
Stail
Gerard August Britton
East Riverdale
Britton
Bladensburg
Quick End To Summit Predicted
Soviet Premier Khrushchev withdrew his invitation for Eisenhower to visit Moscow ending hopes for a summit. Western officials accused Khrushchev of torpedoing the talks by insulting remarks and demanding conditions, with a scheduled June 10 visit likely cancelled. A Kremlin spokesman said the U.S. weather plane incident and alleged aggressions prompted Moscow to withdraw and warned of shooting down aircraft over Soviet territory if provoked. The Western Big Three may meet briefly but sources expect the summit to fail without U.S. concessions.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
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