New Head At East Coast Relay Center
Lieutenant Colonel Gerald E. Wilson assumed command of East Coast Relay Station on Thursday October 3, per Fort Detrick Public Information Office. He replaces Lieutenant Colonel Myron H. Dakin reassigned to the U S Army Strategic Communications Command Washington D C.
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Gerald E. Wilson
Signal Corps
East Coast
Public Information Office
Fort Detrick
Myron H. Dakin
U. S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Washington, D. C
Continental
U. S. Army Regional Command
69Th Signal Battalion
Germany
Berlin
Euope
Panama
Japan
New Brunswick
Canada
Wilson
Windsor
Connecticut
Army
Officer Candidate School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Dakin
West Point
Sabina
Ohio
Huntsville
Alabama
Werner Vor Braun
Mary
Teaneck, N. J
Local Soldier Jailed for Manslaughter in Copenhagen Crash
American PFC Robert Leroy White of Frederick Maryland was jailed for one year for manslaughter in a road crash that killed 34 year old Danish architect Holger Lund. He faces a 10 year driving ban in Denmark and potential compensation to Lund's wife and two injured children. White claimed sleep deprivation and memory loss. court noted his long 60 hour trip with minimal rest.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Robert Leroy White
Frederick
Holger Lund
White
U.S
Wuerzburg
Germany
Lund
Glostrup
U.S. Army
Labor Party Ends Convention in Britain Outlook
Britain's Labour Party closed its five day conference in Scarborough with a bold socialist program aimed at a quick shift to the left. Harold Wilson's opposition faction forecast a Labour victory and outlined plans for an initial slate of new laws once power shifts from the Conservatives led by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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Scarborough
England
Britain
Harold Wilson
Prine
Harold Macmilan
Boonsboro
Mapieville Road
Farmall
John Deere
M.M
J. Deere
New Idea
Bolensarden
Wilson
Three Cars In Chain Collision on Route 40
State Police reported a chain collision on Route 40 a half mile west of the city limits involving three cars and causing 320 dollars in damages. Trooper W Dennis Drumm investigated and cited Leroy W Dorsey of RFD 5 Frederick and Lawrence B Langreck of West Union Iowa as the listed parties.
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W. Dennis Drumm
Aaid
Leroy W. Dorsey
RFD 5
Frederick and
Lawrence B. Langreck
West Union
Iowa
Traffic collision on Route 40 near Hill crest injures none
A chain rear end collision on Route 40 near Hill crest involved the Langreck, Keyser, and Dorsey cars. No injuries reported. Damages listed as $200 for the Langreck 1960 Ford and $100 for Keyser’s 1960 Dodge. Keyser cited for following too close.
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Hillcrest
Orchard Stand
Keyser
Myersville
Langreck
Dorsey Auto
Dorsey
Ford
Dodge
Tpr
Drum
Chicago School Head Resigns
Benjamin C. Willis, 61, resigned Friday from his $48,000 a year post as Chicago school superintendent under pressure from racial integrationists. He said a court ruling mandating a discriminatory transfer program left him with only two choices, and continuing would put him in contempt of court.
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Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Resignation letter hints at reforming school office
Willis, a top paid U.S. administrator, wrote to school board president Clair M. Roddewig seeking relief from duties by December 31, preferably October 31, claiming he refused to comply with orders to protect the office. He disclosed the missive a week ago as tension rose in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
U.S
Clair M. Roddewig
Guantanamo Base to Remain in Cuba Says General
NAHA Okinawa AP reports despite external pressure the United States will keep Guantanamo Naval Base in eastern Cuba for the long term. General asserts the strategic necessity and long stay of the facility amidst ongoing discussions and pressure from various parties.
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Naha
Okinawa
United States
Guantanamo Neva
Cuba
Shoup Talks on Okinawa Inspection by Marine Commandant
U S Marine commandant David H Shoup spoke to reporters in Naha Okinawa after a two day tour of Marine forces and bases on the island. Gov John B Connally said Kennedy will have a hard race in Texas next year but he believes Kennedy will carry the state.
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David H. Shoup
U.S
Shoup
Naha
Okinawa
Orient
Texas
Washington
John B. Connally
Kennedy
Guernsey
T.B
Bangs
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East Coast Relay Center
Lagos
Nigeria
Italia
The
Daily Times
Thialla
Wearny Proto
G. E. Wilson
Thorning
Joseph F. Thorning
Pontifical University of Chile
Robert B. Swords
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Joseph P. Kennedy
Thorming
Americas
White House
Johny Gavazanni
Montgomery Methodist Church
Damascus
Roscoe Buxton
Bruce Gabbert
Frederick City
Westinghouse
T.V
Admiral
Regal Electric
Niagara
Daniel S. Foot
Ignatius Lease
Mehrle Wachter
Faithful Circle
Grace Church
Labor Party
Howard Biddinger
Unionville
Maryland
C.S.T
Singer
Maytag
Columbia
Rodney Tomas
Mt. Pleasant
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Luin
Linganore
W.S.C.S. Club
Union Bridge
Jersey
Esco
Norge
WM. R. Main
Charles Roop
Sidney Lease
New Midway
Samuel C. Fogle
New Midawy
Ralph Weybright
Emory Catshall
Tunis
Bizerte
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisian National Assembly
France
Cumberland
Home Building and Loan Association, Inc
Thomas Lohr Richards
Maryland Savings Share
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Sleepy Hollow
Boston
Winthrop
Mary Elizabeth Rogers
J. Phillip Carty
Emmert R. Bowlus
Alexander & Wachter
Clerks
Mullendore & King Clerks
Mullendore & Thurston
Jacob G
Charles A
Bollinger Road
Motter Station
Six Bridge Road
Ferguson Tractor
Ford Tractor
Gehl
N. H
N. I
J. D
M. F
P. T
Lauder
Sauder
Danuser
Jamesway
Buick
Charles W. Bollinger & Son 2
Harry Trout
James Trout
Charles Trout
Vin Amogs
Bob Sayler
RY Cutshall
Surance Corp
Richard W. Case
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Coppermine
Fountain School Roads
Liberty
S.T
LHC
P.S
L.P.T.C
IHC
P.T.C
Girton
DeLaval
Steward Cow
Stephen WY. Knott
St. Peter's Church of Liberty
Nallin
Route 15
Harmony Grove
Baltimore Milk Base
P. S
L. P
Farmall H. N. H
P.T.O
Accii
Silas E. Kline
Horace Alexander
Lagueh
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