Light Vote Expected In Maryland Primary In Frederick County
In Frederick County many races shape a light turnout with about 6,000 expected voters in a Democratic primary of 52 candidates across multiple districts. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with precinct consolidations at the States Armory and other locations. The weather forecast calls for clouds and cooler temperatures after today’s showers.
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Frederick County
Frederick
The
States Armory
Armory
Washington Street
Board of Education
East Church Street
Roney Motor Company
Staley Park Recreation Hall
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Montgomery County
Carroll County
John R. Reeves
James H. Pugh
Pach
Reeves
McKeldin
Board of Registry
Court House
Trujillo Denies Foreign Aid Funds Financed Lavish Living
Beverly Hills. General Rafael Trujillo Jr. of the Dominican Republic angrily denies U.S. foreign aid funds financed his lavish lifestyle in the United States. He says all spending came from his own accounts and not from taxpayers. He defends his use of gifts and expense items as personal, not aid funded.
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Calif
Rafael Trijillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Truiilo
Generalissimo Trijillo
United States
U.S
Trijillo
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Kim Nowake
Joan Collins
Knights of Templar and Firemen Attend Church Service
A Knights of Templar group and a unit from the Independent Hose Company attended the Sunday morning service at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. Rev. Paul L. Althouse spoke on soil conservation, noting Soil Conservation Day for churches. J Russell Rinehart Jr. read Scripture.
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Knights of Templar
Independent Hose Company
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
J. Russell Rinehart Jr
Four Guilty Of Beer Thefts In Local Court
Four city youths received six month suspended sentences for stealing nine and five cases of beer from local distributors on April 14 and 19. Magistrate Sheffield ordered restitution within one month and warned the youths to stay off the streets by midnight. Additional minor convictions included a drunken public highway offense and loitering with suspended penalties.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
House of Correction
Richard Lee Rippeon
West Patrick Street
Sam Fisher
Lawrence ‘Dean Smith
West
South Street
Robert Eugene "Toms
West South Street
Bernard Calvert Stallings
DeGrange Street
Tregoning
Ellis G. Carty
Robert C. Snyder
U.S. 340
Jefferson
James
Sheffield
Charles Edward Whittier
Thurmont
North Court Street
Guy Himes
Whitter
James Edward Conifon
Linthiicum Heights
U.S. 40
Douglas Rogers
Pauline Elizabeth Kilby
RFD
Frederick
Gordon H. Smith
Weekend collision tally rises with multiple parkers hit
Frederick police reported several weekend crashes. Charles Littles and Erma Dissey were minorly injured when Littles' eastbound car struck a parked vehicle on All Saints Street. damages were about 250 dollars per car. A second incident on South Bentz Street involved Charles Miss Frederick skidding into a parked car, with about 100 dollars damage to each car. Edith Robbins faces a reckless driving charge after a Third and Court Street collision causing 65 dollars damage. An investigation continues into a hit on two parked cars on East Church Street, damage about 36 dollars per car, linked to Cyrus Gambrill Sr as owner of the striking vehicle.
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Charles R.lLinles
Phobus
Avenue
Erma Dissey
West Patrick Street
Littles
Charles iCashour
All Saints ‘Street
Samuel A. Whiten
West All Saints Street
Bentz Street
W. C. Rippeon
Charles B.J. Miss
Frederick
Bentz
Imont Ice
Takoma Park
Miss
Court Street
Sergt
Denver Shook
Renice L. Brubaker
Edith Robbins
Wilson Place
East Church Street
Wilmuth Abrecht
Albert J. Fisher
Tower Apartments
Cyrus Gambrill Sr
Line Damage Over Broad Frederick Area From Severe Thunderstorm
Frederick area suffered extensive line damage from a severe thunderstorm Sunday night. Potomac Edison crews worked until 1 30 a m to repair outages across north and northwestern Frederick County including Wolfsville Taneytown Woodsboro and Thurmont areas. At least 100 patrons lost service. Damage blamed on fallen trees and twisting winds with some lightning. one call reported to Maryland 350. Rainfall left fields waterlogged.
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Potomac Edison Company
Frederick County
Pleasant Walk
Myers
Ville
Taneytown
Wolfsville
Thurmont
Motter’s Station
Rocky Ridge
Creegerstown
Woodsboro
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Maryland Governor Calls for Better Federal State Information
Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin urged clearer public information on federal state relations. His prepared remarks, submitted for the record, were delivered during a round-table discussion at the governors conference in Bal Harbour Florida. He noted Marylanders are largely uninformed or misinformed about the Joint Federal State Action Committee on Intergovernmental Relations goals.
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Fla. W
Maryland
Theodore BR. McKeldin
Mecheldin
Europe
McKeldin
Joint
80 Million Jobs Goal Within 10 Years Set
Secretary Weeks said the U S economy should create 80 million jobs and reach a 600 billion dollar annual production rate within ten years. He urged industry as the key to revival, and said government will act as a stepping stone, not a stumbling block, in recovery. The plan aims for output to rise to 600 billion and personal income per capita to 2310 by 1968.
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Weeks
U. S
American Management Assn
Eisenhower
White House
Nakeness
Lack of uniformity in highway cost estimates flagged
General Albert Gore says an 11 state review finds disturbing lack of uniformity in preparing interstate highway cost estimates. The GAO report, requested by Gore, questions how federal funds are allocated with 9 percent of costs paid by the federal government. The Public Roads Bureau defends allocations as fair. The Public Roads subcommittee will meet Tuesday to review the GAO findings. More passengers used Baltimore’s Friendship International Airport last April than any previous April since opening eight years ago.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
General?” Accounting Office
Bureau of Public Roads
Public Roads
GAO
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Frederick Explosions Roar Again Near Airport
A second explosion within 18 hours shook the Baltimore area, felt strongest at 9 43 a.m. near Friendship International Airport and Clarksville Maryland. Earlier blast occurred yesterday near 4 p.m. over a wide northeast Baltimore radius. Officials ruled out supersonic aircraft and noted no base planes in the area. Homes shook and witnesses reported jet activity in the sky.
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Friendship International Airport
Clarksville
Baltmore
Civil Aeronautics Tower
CAA
Patuxent Naval Air Test Center
New Market
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Accidental Deaths Listed Across Maryland Week End
Maryland reported at least four accidental deaths during the weekend, including two fires. Bradley I. Rice, 38, died in a St George Island fire in St Marys County while alone in his frame dwelling. Elmer J. Jenkins, 41, died in Adelphi near Ayattsville, found in ashes as his wife and children were away.
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Associated Press
Maryland
St. Marys County
St. Georges Island
Potomac River
Bradley I. Rice
Adelphi
Ayattsville
Elmer J. Jenkins
Randall Lee Martin
Smithburg
Hagerstown
Ronald
Frank Junior Mayhew
Piedmont
W. Va
Westernport
State Road Work Begins Across Frederick County
The State Roads Commissioner announced a surface treatment program covering 16.15 miles in Frederick County. Work starts on Maryland 77 at Rocky Ridge and progresses to Maryland 17 near Middletown, with multiple stretches on Maryland 383 Maryland 464 U.S. 15 and other routes. Traffic remains on all highways during the project, slated for completion by mid next week if weather permits. George P. Mahoney won a campus straw poll for the Democratic Senate nomination at Allegany High School.
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Frederick County
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Rocky Ridge
Commission
Maryland
Broad Run
U. S. 240
Brunswick Point of Rocks Road
Lander Road
Doubs
U.S. 15
Buckeystown
Buckeys
Urbana
U.S
Regional forecast and fishing rights talks headlined
Five day outlook shows mostly clear to cloudy conditions across major cities from Miami to San Francisco with temperatures near normal. A regional fishing rights dispute between Maryland and Virginia enters an out of court settlement aim while several states report showers and varying overnight lows.
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D'Alesandro
Albany
Clouds
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Sete
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Bruce
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Heisel
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Omaha
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Mount Vernon
Denver
Portland
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Maryland
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Ore
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Rapid City
Fort Worth
Richmond
Frederick
St. Kant
Delaware
Helena
Indianapolis
Garrett County
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Louisville
Memphis
Mission
International tensions loom as Eisenhower meets GOP leaders
The president and Republican congressional leaders discuss the Lebanon France and Algeria crises amid a global crisis review. Knowland reports a broad world picture but offers few specifics while UN envoy unfurled absence of Moscow talks. The State Department confirms a South American diplomat declared unwelcome in the Soviet Union and notes stock market irregularity in early trading.
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Eisenhower
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France
Algeria
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Lee Gusel
Moscow
Washington W
Nixon
Moscow University
Soviet Union
New York
John A. Baker Jr
U.S
They Thought Soviet Satellite Zeroed In
Altadena residents believed a Soviet satellite was overhead until a power failure at Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory triggered the space-age alarm system. The sheriff's station logged about 100 calls from awakened residents noting intermittent beeping sounds.
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Altadena
Calif
Sheriffs Station
Caltech Jets Propulsion Laboratory
Government In Control In Tripoli After Weekend Fighting
Beir ut Lebanon government forces regained control of Tripoli ending a weekend of bitter clashes between loyalists and insurgent Muslim nationalists. Death toll reaches at least 60 with reports of 150 to 200 killed in the wider Lebanon unrest amid suspected UAR influence and Chamoun's political moves. United States ferried 18 Globemaster aircraft to Europe in case of needs but no immediate orders issued.
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Lebanon
Tripoli
Rachid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cha‘moun
U.S. Information Library
United States
Globemaster
Europe
Middle East
Air Force
Frankfurt
Germany
Actor Ronald Colman Dies in Santa Barbara at 67
Veteran screen star Ronald Colman died today in Santa Barbara at age 67. He had been ill with a lung infection last year and received treatment in Santa Monica. He and his wife Benita Hume had been living on their ranch in Santa Barbara.
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Calif
Ronald Colman
Santa Monica
Benita Hume
Aged Stritch Stricken By Stroke In Rome
Cardinal Stritch of Chicago, 70, who had his right arm amputated three weeks ago, suffered a cerebral vascular accident at Rome. He was reported gravely ill with partial paralysis and later consciousness regained. prognosis reserved. He had celebrated Mass recently and was aided by aides at Chicago House as he recuperated.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Vatican
Chicago
Ralph Bergen
Filippo Rocchi
Stritch
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Rome
Iclinic
Chicago House
Ithe
De Gaulle Entreats France to Abandon Party Rule
Gen Charles de Gaulle condemned party regimes in France and outlined a path to power, saying only he can rescue France amid Algeria turmoil. He warned the regime’s inability to solve core issues and pledged to govern without a party, returning to his village after the press conference.
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