Six Hurt In Auto Wrecks Near Frederick And Thurmont
Two crashes last night and early morning left six injured as Memorial Day began. A Thurmont area youth, Daniel Theodore Long 18, was critically hurt after his 1954 Chevrolet ran off Route 530 near Sessions Bridge Road and struck a culvert and utility pole. He was unconscious in a field when found and remained unresponsive at Frederick Memorial Hospital. In a separate Route 355 crash, five people were injured. Leslie R. Haga 23 of Rockville was admitted with a broken jaw, while Richard T. Lyles 25 of Poolesville, William P. Arthur 25 of Poolesville, Andrew S. Morton 21 of Silver Spring, and Barbara J. Disney 20 of Silver Spring sustained various cuts and abrasions. Police said the Disney car, traveling north, crossed the centerline and struck the Arthur car, traveling south, at about 12:12 am with Te. Robert C. Snyder investigating.
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Frederick
Thurmont Area
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daniel Theodore Long
RFD
Thurmont. Hospital
Long
Thurmont American Legion
Leo L. Shank
Maser
Sesson Bridge Road
Francis Leroy Portner
RFD 2
Shank
Lorgs
Route 355
Leslie R. Haga
Rockville
Richard T. Lyles
Poolesville
William Paul Arthur
Andrew S. Morton
Route 1
Silver Spring
Barbara J. Disney
Deaf School Graduation at Maryland School for the Deaf
Commencement exercises held at the Maryland School for the Deaf at 10 30 Friday with four students earning college preparatory diplomas and 14 receiving secondary diplomas. Rudolph C Hines delivered the address and urged civic, social and religious involvement while noting his path from local school to Gallaudet College and faculty member.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Rudolph C. Hines
Hines
Gallaudet College
Washington
Maryland Association of the Deaf
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Richard C. Mitchell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Woodrow Pitman
Russell Dolan
Jesse XicMillan
Kathryn William
Motion To Have Jail Sentence Reduced Denied
Charles E Geisler had a post conviction relief motion denied by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer at a Friday hearing. Geisler, sentenced in 1959 in Magis trate's Court, is serving five years on three counts including assault and battery on his father and two counts of malicious destruction of property. Geisler’s attorney Sherman Bowers noted payment for the destroyed property. The judge noted failure to appeal at sentencing. State attorney Robert Rothenhoefer represented the State.
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Charles E. Geisler
Patrick M_ Schnauffer_ Geisler
Charles Geisler
Urbana
Sherman Bowers
Geisler
Army Sgt Revived After Shock Dies
Army Sgt Eugene Lee Richmond of Baltimore, 33, who was revived 31 hours after his heart stopped by contact with a 3,300-volt line, died in Taipei. He did not regain consciousness after being found leaning against a fence. Survived by Japanese-born wife and two children, Robert 3 and Kathryn 4. Navy Cmdr Cyril J. Honsik of Phoenix opened his chest and massaged his heart until it beat again.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S. Army
Eugene Lee
Richmond
Jaf
Baltimore
Robert
Kathryn
U.S. Navy
Cmdr
Cyril J. Honsik
Phoenix
Ariz
Memorial Day Weekend Weather Outlook
Rain began Friday night and continued into today with .42 inch at the State Police barracks and .88 inch at Gamorul State Park by midmorning. Forecasters expect this rain to end today, followed by a few showers tonight and Sunday, with temperatures near 70 and winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Gamorul State Park
High Knob
Anti-Obscenity Law Drafted in Maryland Data
Ralph Merchant of Blue Ridge News Agency says a proposed anti obscenity bill would hold publishers responsible for printing obscene literature. The draft aims to remove indecent publications from Maryland newsstands.
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Maryland
United States
Canada
Ralph Merchant
Blue Ridge News Agency
Merchant
Council For Periodical Distributors Associations
Rev Weaver To Speak At Graduation Emmitsburg High School
Rev W M Weaver of First Presbyterian Emmitsburg will speak at the June 6 commencement. Twenty seniors will receive diplomas, down from 28 last year, with Dr James A Sensenbaugh of Frederick County Schools presenting. Invocation by Rev Philip Bower, procession, music and class presentation follow. Graduates include John Dinwiddie White Jr and Leonard Zimmerman in Academic course plus George Fisher and Ronald Fisher in General course.
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W. Mervai Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County Schools
Philip Bower
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Weaver
Leonard Patrick Zimmerman
Lois Celeste Fisher
Anna Peninah Gingell
Shirley Ann Hahn
Sandra Marie Hartle
Frances Marie Sayler
Carolyn Mae Wastler
George Michael Fisher
Ronald Lloyd Fisher
Charles Thomas Jones Jr
Robert Philip Keilholtz
James Edward Miler
Larry Wayne Pittinger
Richard Eugene Swomley
Irvin Charles Toker Jr
Clarence Willard Umbel
Robert Nathan Valentine
Violet
Louise Kefauver
Marie Margaret Sanders
Quake disaster spurs fears and relief efforts in Chile
In quake damaged southern Chile shortages trigger hunger and epidemics fears as police guard food depots and relief aircraft struggle to reach Valdivia Puerto Montt and Ancud. U S Navy Cmdr Robert Merchant reports exhausted volunteers and crews with little food or water amid a mounting death toll near 3 000. Meanwhile a separate crash near Meyersdale Pa leaves one woman dead and two badly hurt in a two car collision on Route 219.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
U. S. Navy
Robert E
U.S
Puerto Monit
U.S. Air Force
Ancud
Imost
Nixon Criticizes Democrats Over Summit Fallout
Nixon attacked Adlai Stevenson Kennedy and Symington for political use of the summit failure while Kennedy and Symington urged restraint. Johnson urged public support for Eisenhower in foreign affairs. Nixon spoke in Melvin as Arends Day honored House whip Leslie Arends, and he said he would back the convention nominee if Rockefeller is chosen.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Ilinois
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Joan F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Symington
Stevenson
United States
Richard the Nimble
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Nion
Melvin
Leslie Arends
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Memorial Day Holiday Opens With Tragic Fatality Toll
The Memorial Day weekend begins with tragedy as a 10 month old boy, Armos Lover, is killed by a truck in Wakeman Ohio. In Chicago a car hits a pole, killing two and injuring five. The National Safety Council estimates 73 million cars will travel seven billion miles over the 78 hour period, with up to 375 fatalities. The Associated Press found 330 fatalities in a May weekend test, versus the council’s projection. This marks the first three day Memorial Day holiday since 1958.
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Little Armos Lover
Wakeman
Ohio
Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Associated Press
Barrick and Smelser Named to Assembly Group
State Senator Samuel W. Barrick and House Member Charles Smelser were named members of the Legislative Council. They will travel to Baltimore for a two day meeting with sessions at the State Office Building and City Hall. The council reviews proposed legislation and schedules hearings on budget issues accrediation of church schools Sunday laws and various regulatory topics.
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Samuel W. Barrick
House
Charles Smelser
Legislative Council
Baltimore
State Office
City Hall
Budget and Finance Committee
No Paper Monday Notice From The News
No edition will be published Memorial Day as the News office closes for the holiday and the business office remains shut for the entire day with the editorial office reopening after nine.
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Ir Rm
Mrs. Kuehne Heads Jaycee Wives
Mrs Ralph Kuehne elected president of the Jaycee Wives at Gambrill Park tearoom meeting. Officers include Mrs Robert Reed as vice president and Mrs Herman Brust as recording secretary. Directors named: Mrs Gerald Abernathy, Mrs Robert Crim, Mrs Henry Duveil, Mrs Rai Haile, Mrs Richard Hankey, Mrs Sheldon Johnson, Mrs Donald Koons, and Mrs Donald Whitworth. Candy Kane Returns New York report follows.
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Ralph Kuehne
Fort Detrick
Gambrill Park
Reed Smith
Robert Reed
Herman Brust
Jack Geiser
Merkle Duvall
Gerald Abernathy
Robert Crim
Henry Duveil
Rai Haile
Richard Hankey
Sheldon Johnson
Donald Koons
Donald Whitworth
Reed
Federated Charities
Bernard Callan
George
The
University of Illinois
Kuehne
Douglas
Dianne
Khrushchev Ridicules Ike Golf Skill and Peace Talks
In a Kremlin radio television address, Premier Khrushchev mocked President Eisenhower's golf habit and urged that Americans be kept in line. He said Eisenhower desires peace but American policy undermines it, blaming U S actions for the Paris summit collapse and citing provocation by West German officials and a May Day spy flight as factors shaping the struggle over U S foreign policy.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Hell
United States
Khrushchevy
Kremlin
Paris
Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Eisenhowere
Shehter
U. S
Christian A. Hert
Richard M.on
Iate
Douglas Dillon
West Ger
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Charles E. Moylan
Ann Mills
Chevy Chase
Jesse McMillan
Bel Air
Patricia Abell
Hollywood
Clyde Barjee
Boyds
Edith Markey
Barbara Haller
Robert Lank
Florence W. Doub
Frederick Art Club
Ruth Lennon
Warren Downey
Towson
Warren Down
Jack Haller
Suella Howard
James Steele
Elizabeth
Helen
Marjorie Moss
Barbara Sampson
Worton
Clyde Bartee
Charles Wilson Clarke
Mt. Rainier
James Thomas McMillan
Ann Carroll Mills
Woodrow Ernest Pitman Jr
Army
Shock
Sol
Meyersdale, Pa
Somerset County
Wilma Maust
R.D
Garrett County
Asa Maust
Raymond Lyons
Ebensburg
Meyersdale Community Hospital
Maust
Lyons Auto
Summit
Barrick, Smelser
Mrs. Kuehne
Candy Kane
Earl Long
Louisiana
Ralph Ruehne
Ike
Hachive
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