U S Airmen and Japanese Clash in Tachikawa Brawl
Five U S airmen and Japanese men clashed near Tachikawa Sunday injuring an air policeman who received fifteen stitches after a beer bottle struck his head. Air Force banned two streets in the club district. four Japanese men were detained for investigation.
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Tokyo
U.S
Tachikawa
Air Force
Tachikawa Air Base
America
Japan
Assaul
Albert L. Greene
Howertons
Two Md Lawmakers Push Again for C O Canal National Park
Washington AP two Md sponsors vow to press for authorization in January as the C&O Canal National Park bill faces House Interior Committee debate. The proposal would designate a 31 to 35 mile Potomac stretch near Great Falls Brunswick for possible dam development. critics warn it risks canal lands.
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Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Park
House
House Interior Committee
Rules Committee
Congress
J. Glenn Beall
Senate
John R- Foley
Potomac River
Great Falls
Brunswick
Army Engineers
Greater
Washington Area
Youth Dies In Freak Fencing Accident
In Dover Delaware a one year old boy Gordon C Haworth Jr died after accidentally firing a shotgun while fencing with a friend Chester D Fulmer Jr both 15. The boys were handling a 12 gauge shotgun with a bayonet and a drumstick in the Falmer home Kent County Coroner Rowland Trader said they believed the safety was on.
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Dover
Del
Gordon C. Haworth Jr
Air Force
Gordon Haworth
Chester D. Fulmer Jr
Falmer
Kent County
Rowland Trader
Haworth
Carroll County Girl Is Polio Victim
A one year old girl from Carroll County near Woodbine named Darlene Peters was diagnosed with polio and taken Thursday to the Baltimore City Hospitals where paralysis was noted in the stomach back and right leg. Doctors say her condition is satisfactory and the family wondered if they had received the Salk vaccine. Several other Peters children are in the home and vaccine status is unclear.
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Carroll County
Baltimore
Darlene Peters
Lewis Peters
Woodbine
Carl van Poole
Mt. Airs
Baltimore Hospital
Peters
Attendance Record Set At 1959 Fair
A record attendance was reported for the fair ending Saturday with 376 973 admissions and 20 713 Saturday admissions. The total exceeded 1958 and 1957 figures, despite weather keeping patrons away earlier. Livestock and 4 H entries set records. dairy and poultry displays were strong. Premiums to be mailed around November 1.
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Wadersey
Hursey
Board of Managers
Ford Falcons Priced At Detroit Assembly
The Ford Falcon is listed with a base price around 1803 dollars, noting it as among the lowest priced new cars in the sector. Ford Motor Company details the Falcon as an entry level model with modest equipment and compact design.
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FORD
Ford HH
Wynn and Craig To Duel In Fourth World Series Game
Early Wynn and Roger Craig, the opening starters in Chicago, meet again in game four at Memorial Coliseum. A crowd over 92,000 is expected as the Dodgers hold a 2 1 lead in the best of seven series after a 3 1 win over the White Sox.
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LOS Angeles
Wynn
Roger Craig
Chicago
Mammoth Memorial Coliseum
Los ‘Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Father Recovers Stolen Firearms After Weekend Robbery
A Rockville father recovered loot from a Delphey's Sport Store robbery on West rick Street. Police say Louis D. Fultz Kenneth Cauble and Robert Cauble 19 aided in returning three revolvers 18 rifles and ammunition plus $4.15 in cash. The trio faced charges as officers investigated a second recent firearms theft.
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Delphey’s
Westrick Street
Robbe Fultz
Cit
Louis D. Fultz
Kenneth
Robert Allen Cauble
Rockville
Fultz
Bors
Delpher
Third Street
Delphey
Kenneth Cashour
Ellis G. Carty
Hors
Shinlew
Sporting Foods
Soviet Moon Lab Nears Closest Approach
The Soviet space laboratory will reach its closest approach to the moon Tuesday at about 5 p.m. EST, Tass said. The unmanned station will pass within 14 380 miles of the moon on its way to photographing the lunar surface and transmitting signals to Earth.
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Moscow
Fiying
Soviet Space Laboratory
Tass
Indian Ocean
Earth
K. Fedorov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Work Begins on Addition to Fire Company Building
Construction starts on the Independent Fire Company addition contracted to Ford Construction Company led by Charles Ford of East 23rd. The project costs about 390000 with a 60 by 31 downstairs area for reading and games and a TV room a restaurant and kitchens. Second floor expands the meeting space and storage while a 2000 gallon underground tank fuels a new heating system. Sub contractors include A E Fisher plumbing Herb Hahn electricity L F Winpigler roofing Robert Sheckles masonry and architect Joseph W Urner all from Frederick. Completion is set for January 1 1960 the first new section in 20 years.
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Mwelon
Ford Construction Company
Chaii Ford
East 23Th
Ford
Farge
A. E. Fisher
Herb Hahn
L. F. Winpigler
Robert Sheckles
Joseph W.urner
Frederick
Thurmont Construction
Colny
Assault Charge Issued In One Of Three Accidents
Three accidents were reported by Trooper H. Smith with one leading to an assault charge. Mrs Marie Jarvis of near Park collided with a 1958 car driven by John Andrew Gitz, causing $250 damage to Gitz’s vehicle. The report details a confrontation and subsequent release on own recognizance for trial on October 23.
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Marie Vis
Near Park
Chevrolet
John Andrew Gitz
Smi
Park AL
Guy
Myers Groce
Jarvis
Lee Jarvies
I E Jarvis
Gur Speen
Park
Flint
Hhi
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Smith
U. S. 15
Mryrs
Sally Lou Telbertersburg
Dodac
Five Day Forecast From The Associater
Temperatures will average 34 degrees above normal with warm conditions Tuesday to Thursday and cooler Friday and Saturday. Frequent showers late Tuesday through Saturday may total about half an inch. Normal highs run 68 to 71 and lows in the mid 30s to low 40s, colder in mountains.
City bids and project details for building improvements
Bids from Thurmont and Ford stood at 69,769 and 71,874 dollars respectively with 50 dollars in a prior bond issue of 2 million for improvements. Construction work will use the building to handle fire calls. A committee led by Sack Fleischman with members Bob Kline Lew Fleischman Paul Rhoades Jr and Guy V Brust approved the needed improvements.
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Hase
Thurmont
Ford
Sack Fleischman
Bob Ktine
Lews Fleischman
Paul Rhoades Jr
Guy V. Brust
No Hope For Joint Talks In Strike
New York January reports say unions in the longshoremen strike planned separate talks with federal mediators. Officials doubt any direct negotiations will occur before next month. Failure to reach talks may push the government to seek a court order ending the work stoppage paralyzing ports from Maine to Texas.
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New York
Svesiagold
Maine
Texas
Tye
Washington
Robert H. Moore
Eisenhower
Two Cases Heard In Court Session
Two cases heard in rates court this morning resulted in Holbrook of Lisbon fined 825 and costs for operating on a foreign license while Grayson Brunner of Adamstown received a not guilty verdict on a reckless driving charge after the other driver in the crash did not appear. A satellite report from Manila quoted U S Defense Secretary McElroy on Soviet space satellites signaling jet booster power comparisons.
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Rates Court
Ren
Edward D. Storm
Holbrook
Lisbon
K. O. McAllister
Maryland
Rain Lashes Southwest as Floods Hit Soaked Regions
Weather system drenches Oklahoma and Texas after weekend onslaught. Arkansas River and Cottonwood Creek rise forcing 7 000 evacuated as Guthrie and Oklahoma City report severe damage. Tornadoes strike north central Texas. injuries mount and livestock perish in snowbound pastures.
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Associated Press
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Midwest
Lapeer
Mich
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
sMmaller
Arkansas
Cottonwood Creek
Weather Bureau
West Plains
Ootumwa
Iowa
Pine Bluff
Ark
Kirksville
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Tex
Burlington
Moline
Police Shake Up Foreign Tourists In Washington
An amusing report notes a Japanese speaking Washington officer, trained in the Army, helps visitors understand, while a French traveler finds hospitality lacking due to a Saturday closing. The piece surveys how several federal police and guard forces create a multilingual, friendly city presence for visitors.
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Washington
Paniv
Negro Guard
Monsieur
Nnion
Metropolitan
Caprol
House, Park
Mnnerlands
Tawes Aide Warns of Possible Maryland Water Shortage
Russell H. McCain executive assistant to Governor Tawes warned Maryland must conserve its natural resources or face water problems similar to the Great Plains. He spoke at Rocky George reservoir during Maryland Land Week ceremonies.
Steelworker Committee Rejects Offer Amid Strike Tension
The Steelworkers Union Exectutive Board rejected a new industry contract proposal with a union source citing unsatisfactory terms. Wage policy discussions paused as officials weighed possible Taft-Hartley action and a cooling period for workers. Presidential steps could include emergency designation and court injunction.
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Waze
Donald
Ker Wace
Extire
David J. McDonald
Washington
Taft-Harley
Rockville Man Charged After Pot Shot Incident
A 26 year old white Rockville man was arrested by Montgomery County Police on V. Mill road after allegedly firing two shots at a group of colored children Sunday. One 11 year old, Larry Bey, was injured and treated at a hospital and released. The suspect Sanders is held on four charges. others in the car face related counts.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
V. Mill Road
Sanders
Montgomery Coun
Larry , Bey
Ther
Brown
Fifteen Drown In Fog On Way To St. Michael Finland
In heavy fog Sunday fifteen persons drowned while traveling to the southern Finland town of St. Michael to celebrate the feast day of the town’s patron saint.
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Helsinki
Finland
Pers
St. Michael
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