Weekend accidents injure man. several vehicles damaged
One man, Harold Hoffman, 22, of Mount Airy, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for lacerations after a 1955 Ford and a pole crash on Maryland Route 27. The driver, Thomas W. Brengle, 16, was uninjured. Police logged other weekend crashes with minor injuries, including Route 97 near Emmitsburg and Route 15 near Catoctin Hollow Road. A Death Curve wreck on Route 404 left Elmer T. Ecton with a broken hand. another crash on Route 464 near Brunswick involved Carl Exline. A 21 year old Rockville woman was hurt on Muddy Branch Road near the Nike Missile Base.
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Maryland
Mount Airy
Westminster Barracks
State Police
Harold Hoffman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Worgan
Hoffman
Thomas W. Brengle
Ridge Road
Brengle
Frederick
Hagerstown
Tfc
Earl F. Tracey
Emmitsburg
Ronnie Stonesifer
RFD 1
Gettysburg
Slonesifer
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Tie. Bechtel
Funkstown
Tpr
John E. Snyder
Elmer T. Ecton
Snyder
Ecton
Washington County
Frederick Barracks
Carl Exline
Sharpsburg
Brunswick
Paul C. Crutchley
Montgomery County
Rockville
Muddy Branch
Gaithersburg
Mary Lintise Merriman
Montgomery Avenue
Frederick City Police report multiple weekend accidents
Three accidents on Saturday in Frederick City caused about 690 dollars in damages with no injuries. The most serious crash on East All Saints Street involved Karl E Hall speeding and running a stop sign, colliding with Russell Croneburg on South Carroll Street, damaging a 1964 Chevrolet truck and a 1957 Pontiac. Hall was charged with excessive speed and failing to stop. Other incidents included a rear collision on North Market Street injuring no one and a separate parking lot mishap on South Bentz Street. A later report notes a civil defense siren test scheduled for Saturday at 11:55 a.m with a brief siren sequence followed by a longer alert.
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Roger Wickes
Karl E. Hall
Ice Street
All Saints Street
South Carroll Street
Carroll Street
Russsell Croneburg
Water Street
Hall
Alvie L. Jackson Jr
South Bentz Street
North Market Street
Allan M. Creed
RFD 5
Frederick
Charles K. Cashour
Jackson
Second Street
Reginald Snowden
Mt. Airy
South Market Street
West All Saints Street
George M. McPherson
RFD 2
Frederick McPherson
William E. Shepley
McPherson
G. Roy Hartwig
Civil Defense
Washington Warning
Montgomery County
Battle of Pigeons In New York
New York faces a growing controversy as experts link pigeon droppings to brain fever, sparking public calls to remove the birds. Health officials weigh mass extermination amid legal and ethical hurdles, while residents pressure action and breeders defend the pigeons.
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New York
ASPCA battles pigeon cull and brain fever risks in city
ASPCA opposes killing pigeons amid a plan by the health department to trap and euthanize birds. Cryptococcal meningitis from dust in dried droppings sickens about 20 people yearly. fatalities approach twenty percent. Domesticated pigeons are said not to be carriers. In Baltimore the Unpaid Claims and Judgment Fund runs a deficit of 694000 dollars for year ending June 30, with receipts far below claims by uninsured motorists.
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ASPCA
Health Department
Ue Department of Air Pollution
Littman
Baltimore
Malaysians Burn Effigies Of Indonesian Leaders In Seremban
A crowd of about 30 000 Malaysians gathered in Seremban near Kuala Lumpur to burn effigies of Indonesia President Sukarno Foreign Minister Subandrio and Communist Leader D N Aidit. Speakers denounced Indonesia's Cold War actions as the mob vowed to preserve newborn Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Subandrio
D. N. Aidit
Seremban
Aidit
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sabah
Park visits exceed two million in Maryland season
More than two million persons visited Maryland state forests and parks this summer, the Department of Forests and Parks reported Friday. The figure exceeds last year by more than 100,000 visitors across 15 parks and seven forests. Attendance at the parks from the season indicates growing outdoor recreation demand.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of Forests and Parks
Park attendance report shows Patapsco leads states parks
From May 30 to September 2 attendance reached 1,679,488 statewide, up from 1,642,701 last year. State forests hosted 379,395 visitors vs 293,928 in 1962, while Patapsco State Park drew 822,664, the highest among parks. Sandy Point attracted 210,367 and Elk Neck 164,604.
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Patapsco State Park
Sandy Point
Elk Neck
Robbery at Pikesville Bowling Alley After Safe Breakin
The suburban Pikesville bowling alley reports about $1500 stolen early Sunday. Manager John F. Heinle and an employee were confronted by a masked bandit who forced them back inside to open the safe. The suspect wore a purple jacket and cap, a handkerchief mask, and was armed with a long revolver.
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Baltimore
Pikesville
John F. Heinle
Heinle
York County highway crashes claim three young lives
Two York County crashes killed three youths, John W. McGrady and Ronald William both died from broken necks in one collision on Route 74 near Red Lion, and William E. Neff died from injuries in a second crash near York.
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York, Pa
Pennsylvania
Maryland
York County
Red
Red Lion
John W. McGrady
Windsor
Ronald William
Cardiff
William E. Neff
York
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Roy B. Farr
Rogerstokn
Maxwell L. Littman
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American Sociey
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House OF Fabrics
South Court St
Agfochrome
Ray Wachter
South Market St
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Cavco the
Quality Custom House
Cavetown
Dailey's Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Evanston, Ill
American Academy of Pediatrics
David Gitlin
University of Pittsburgh
Borden
E. Mead Johnson
Richard T. Smith
University of Florida
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Nsw
Wraderick, Md
Davis
Studio Frederick
Potomac Edison
Mars Opticians
West Second St. MO
Bausch & Lame
Alos
Whitesell Pharmacy
Market St
Lege of Medicine
D. Carleton’ Gajdusek
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National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Bethesda, Md
Glass Shop
N. Market St
Raymond Shaver
Mar
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