Two Drivers Convicted In Drunken Driving Cases
Two motorists were convicted of drunken driving before Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett. Edward V. Willard of Buckeystown pleaded guilty. a Breathalyzer reading supported intoxication and he paid a 150 fine. Charlie Summerlin Jr. of the Navy base received a 100 suspended fine. Additional drivers faced speeding or following-too-closely charges with fines or acquittals.
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Edward V. Willard
Doubs
Charlie XN
Summerlin Jr
Anacostia Naval Base
Washington
Willard
R. E. Alderton
Buckeystown
Alderton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charlie Summerlin Jr
U.S. 40
Myersville - Harmony
Scott V. B. English
English
Summerlin
Navy
Samuel L. Zimmerman
RFD 2
Myersville
Zimmerman
Braddock Mountain
Edwin F. Nikirk
Luther L. Turner
RFD 3
Hagerstown
Turner
John L. Wolford
RFD 4
Wolford
Th. BR. E. Alderton
U. S. 40
Harmony
Anton Dahbura
Baltimore
Frederick
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Dahbura Sce
Squirrel Hunter Accident Turns Fatal in Maryland Incident
The Randalstown Post reports an accidental squirrel hunting shooting near Old Frederick Road. Howard Neal, 43, of Marriottsville, was hit in the knee by a 16 gauge shotgun while his nephews fired at a squirrel. His relative Sherman Ellis Neal, 33, of Marmlis was reportedly nearby. no charges filed as of the report.
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State Health Panel Holds Discussion at Maryland MPHA Conference
Attendance surpassed 285 doctors and public health officials at the Maryland Public Health Association annual conference in Frederick. Dr Forbes H. Burgess reported the session moved to the Main ballroom due to crowd size, with talks by Dr D A Henderson and others and a panel moderated by Dr George James. Herbert W. Reichelt addressed luncheon attendees, and delegates toured Winchester Hall and the Frederick County Health Department.
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Maryland
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Wedgewood Room
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Communicable Disease ’ Center
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National Sanitation’ Foundation
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Herbert Notkin
Onondega County Welfare Department
New York State
George James
New York City
Burton Cannon Jr
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Winchester Hall
Hood College
Nellie Smith
Health Department
Public Health Association
Frederick County Health Department
Save DC6 Jet Now Acceptable After Modifications
FAA Administrator Nejoeb Halaby announced several design and operating changes to DC3 jet aircraft following the Denver DC8 crash last July 11 that killed 17. The modifications aim to improve hydraulic control system operation and safe reverse thrust use on landing. He said no evidence shows the airplane is unsafe and that DC3 improvements should be completed by year’s end.
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Nejeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
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Aircraft Co
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Unisafe
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Bridge plan to connect Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel to Maryland and North Carolina
Norfolk report says Albertix S. Harrison Jr. backs studying a plan for 75 miles of limited access highways to link the Bay Bridge Tunnel with Maryland and North Carolina. Finance via a 35 million bond issue under the State Turnpike Act would require an engineering study for feasibility and traffic impacts.
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Albertix S. Harrison Jr
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
North Carolina
Bay
Burmese Favored for UN interim secretary general
The United States and the Soviet Union edge toward naming an interim UN secretary general after Dag Hammarskjold’s death. U Thant of Burma is considered acceptable to both powers, with terms of service to be agreed. Officials push for a prompt appointment and a nonpolitical Secretariat, while debates on the three bloc troika and veto power continue.
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United States
Soviet Union
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U Thant
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
Northern
Rhodesia
Asa
Africa
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Anarei
City House
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CULN
Secretariat
General Assembly
U.S.S.R
Kennedy urges rapid fallout protection for all Americans
President Kennedy told Civil Defense leaders to push for nationwide fallout protection as quickly as possible. He warned that radioactive fallout could extend hundreds of miles and account for most casualties from a thermonuclear attack if the population remains unprotected.
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Kennedy
Civil Defense Committee
Governors’ Conference
Portu guese Macao First European Beachhead in China
Portuguese Macao marked Europe’s earliest foothold in Asia and Christianity’s initial beachhead in China, underscoring its historic role as a gateway to East Asia and religious spread.
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Macao
Europe
China
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