Two Frederick County Children Hurt As Bus Passes Red Lights
Two Frederick County students, Michael Hale and Cathy Hale, were struck by a car while alighting from a stopped school bus on US 340 near Knoxville. They were hospitalized in good condition, with the driver Corda B. Gunter Jr. facing pending charges as Trooper Hiland investigates red light violations.
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Frederick County
Knoxville
U.S. 340
Michael Bernard Hale
Cathy Denise
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
S. P. Hiland
Tfe
Henry J. Stafford
A. D. Carlson
Corda Bee
Gunter Jr
Bridgeton
XN. J
Hiland
Gunter
Riland
Bernard A. Hale
Floyd Bradley Smith
Kennedy Narrowly Extends Lead After Maryland Canvass
An official canvass in 20 Maryland counties reduces John F Kennedy's statewide margin by 2,035 votes from unofficial totals. Kennedy leads Nixon 561,830 to 485,022 with nine electoral votes at stake though city and county recounts continue. In the 20 counties, Nixon gains 265,568 votes to Kennedy's 255,785. A second item notes Rotterdam begins a 34 mile underground railway linking the city to suburbs. cost about 35 million dollars and a six year build.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Baltimore City
Nixon
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Queen Annes
Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Maas
Staub Store Placed On Probation
Louis V. Myers Jr, Frederick County license commissioner, placed Staub's Staub's on probation for 90 days for alleged illegal sales of intoxicants to a minor. Employee William Getzendanner denied the charge. Staub admitted the employee’s conviction for unlawful sales to a minor but noted an appeal was dismissed without his knowledge. The minor witness had prior malice destruction convictions. commissioner cited witness questionable character and licensee's good record since 1836.
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Louis V. Myers Jr
Frederick County
J. Marshall Staub
Staub’s
Wiliam Getzendanner
Frederick
Getzendanner
Staub
Myers
E. Austin James
T. West Claggett Jr
Frank V. Staub
Mathias Starts At Bottom Of Rankings
Washington AP reports election results will barely alter Maryland House and Senate committee standings. Senate Republicans Butler and Beall keep top ranks on Commerce, Finance, Armed Services, Banking and Currency, and the DC Committee. House newcomers will begin low in seniority, with Ma-thias starting at the bottom after defeating Foley.
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Washington
Maryland
House
John Marshall Butler
J. Glenn Beall
Butler
Senate Commerce Committee
Beall
Armed Services
District of Columbia
Thomas F. Johnson
Merchant Marine Committee
Daniel B. Brewster
Armed Services 'Committee
Richard E. Lankford
Charles McC. Mathias
John R. Foley
Foley
Congressional rankings and 15th Amendment reference
Rep. Edward A. Garmatz stays No 3 on Merchant Marine and No 9 on Government Operations. Rep. George H. Fallon holds No 2 on Public Works, while Rep. Samuel N. Friedel remains No 2 on House Administration. The text discusses Act 140 in Alabama and whether Negroes can prove denial of voting rights under the 15th Amendment in Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Edward A. Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Public Works Committee
Samuel N. Friedel
House Administration
Alabama
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Rules On Boundary Changes
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that altering city boundaries to remove Black voters is unlawful. It allows Tuskegee residents to challenge the 1957 Alabama redraw that reduced Black voters while leaving whites unaffected, transforming the city’s shape and sparking voting rights claims.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Alabama
Tuskegee
Felix Frankfurter
Theourt
Mobutu plans parade of Congolese army show of strength
In Leopoldville Col Joseph Mobutu announced a giant parade for Thursday as U N officials fear unrest. The move follows tensions with the Leopoldville police and Lumumba backers amid power struggles in the capital. President Cleopas Kamitaty backs Lumumba and agreed to cooperate with Mobutu after a brief confinement.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations
U.N
Leopoldville
Mobutu
Arcd
Patrice Lumumba
Cleopas Kamitaty
Lumumba
Congo crisis and Warsaw trade pact noted by AP
Kamitatu controls city police as Western diplomats question Congo accord permanence. U N Congo operation pressures Lumumba through guards since Kasavubu dismissed him. Poland and East Germany sign pact raising trade by 11 percent.
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Kamitatu
U.N. Congo
Lumumba
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
Warsaw
Poland
East Germany
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Staub Store
Mathias
A * Ugur
Fisher’s, Inc
Auto & Home
Joe’s
E. Third St
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Bala
Fredence
Market St
Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Md
Rambler Sales
Smash Records
Rambler
America
Moyer Rambler Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Maryland
Magnavox
William
Magnapower
Wey
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
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