Bus Car Crash Sends Couple to Hospital in Montgomery
State Police report no charges. Mr and Mrs J Milton Brown of Catonsville were injured in a collision between a school bus and a car at the Route 97 144 intersection near Cooksville. The bus was empty of children. The 3 10 p m Monday crash is under Howard County Police investigation. Injured were transported to Montgomery General Hospital by Mount Airy Fire Company ambulance.
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Tpr
C. A. Scott
H. B. Smith
J. Milton Brown
Catonsville
Montgomery General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Cooksville
Howard County
Mount Airy Fire Company
Accidents Involve School Buses In Two Crashes
Two crashes near Hagerstown and Cooksville involved a school bus with seven children aboard and two tractor trailers. Howard Egona of Greensburg fractured his hip in the first crash, while Ernest Moore and Emma Moore of Hagerstown faced minor injuries. Damages totaled about 51,000 to the trailer and 59,000 to the Moore auto. Investigating state police.
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Greensburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Catonsville
Montgomery General Hospital
Cooksville
Howard County
Howard W. Hebb
Paul Egona
Egona
Ernest B. Moore
Moore
James A. Maxwell
Pittsburgh
Emma Jean Moore
Charles D Huff
Williamsport
Maxwell
Broken Rules Lead To Fun in Fashion Talk London
AP reports Mary Quant, leading British designer, says breaking rules brings change and fun in fashion. She popularized the Chelsea look, mixes patterns and colors, dislikes gloves as dull and jewelry as old fashioned, and urges continued experimentation beyond youth styles.
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London
Mary Quant
Miss Quant
Chelsea
Britain
Africans View First One Woman Art Show In Luxury
In Johannesburg at a top art salon, Gladys Mgudiandlu mounts the first African woman one women show in South Africa. About 200 black and white followers attend the exhibition of 100 paintings amid luxury and red carpets as apartheid constraints begin to loosen.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Gladys Mgudiandlu
Africa Queen artist paints through the night in Johannesburg
Miss Mgudiandlu, nicknamed the Africa Queen and weighing 196 pounds, travels from Nyanga in the Cape Province to Johannesburg for art openings. She explains she paints up to 10 pictures per night to prevent madness and to pay off creditors, while exhibition guests remark on the striking scene.
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Mgudiandlu
Nyanga
Cape Province
Johannesburg
US declines to answer China nuclear disarmament summit plan
Washington says it has no intention of replying to Premier Chou En-lai's proposal for a world summit on nuclear disarmament, issued after China's first nuclear test. The statement was made by a State Department spokesman on Tuesday, as Chou sent messages to the West.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Chou en-Lats
Chou
China
Prim Art Exhibition Yields 12 Paintings Sold
The event featured delightfully primitive and crudely crazy works. As a result of the exhibition, 12 paintings were sold for a total of $840.
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