Frederick County Cyclist In Serious Condition After Wreck
A 12 year old Frederick County boy, Terry Lee Gledhill, was in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle at the Bowers and Reeder Road intersection west of Frederick. The driver, Wilford Steven Weadon, 68, stated the boy rode into the car as it approached slowly. no charges were filed. The boy, a West Frederick Junior High student, sustained compound fractures of the right leg with possible pelvis fracture and bladder rupture. his brother rode nearby and parents rushed to the scene.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Terry Lee Gledhill
Bowers Road
Reeder Road
Frederick
U. S. 40
Leo L. Shank
Wilford Steven Weadon
Shank
Young Gladhill
West Frederick Junior High School
Larry Charles Gladhill
Charles Gladhill
Route 5
Three Car Crash At City Intersection Reported
City Police logged a three car collision at East Seventh and East Streets at 5 25 pm causing 525 damage to the vehicles. Driver Maude H Brown 69 of 232 East Patrick Street and Harold E Buhrman 24 of 642 Trial Avenue were stopped at a stop sign. Joseph C Wildhide 45 of 3 Wisner Street failed brakes and struck Buhrman then Brown causing 200 250 and 75 damages respectively. Sgt Denver Shook filed no charges.
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East Seventh
East Streets
Maude H Brown
East Patrick Street
East Seventh Street
East Street
Harold E. Buhrman
Trial Avenue
Joseph C. Wildhide
Wisner Street
Wilhide
Buhrman
Denver Shook
Boyle Column highlights odd facts and quirks of modern life
HAL BOYLE surveys random musings from health, sports, and culture. He notes Americans receive about 5.2 million transfusions yearly with a 1 in 1000 fatality rate, compares dentistry charges for children versus adults, and cites shifts in work hours and coed bowling. He also mentions Tennessee Williams, penguins, sea horses, tax costs, and a gag about doctors confused by symptoms.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Iikings
U. S
Celebn
Tennessee Williams
ASCAP
Tom
Mies Darden
Michigan
Air Force officer Tedder commissioned after OCS graduation
Lt. Robert W. Tedder, son of Mrs. Lucy MacDaniel of Frederick Maryland, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force after graduating from Officer Candidate School. He will serve as a Guided Missile Maintenance Officer at Lowry Air Base Colorado.
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Lackland Af.b
Texas
Robert W. Tedder
Jane Tedder
Gilmore
San Antonio
Air Force
Lowry Af.b., Corp
Tedder
Lucy Mac MicDaniel
West Fourth Street
Frederick
Methodist Institute Here October 23
Six audio visual institutes for local church leaders will be held in the Baltimore Conference districts this month. The Frederick session at Cavary Methodist Church is set for October 23 at 8 p.m. A seven member TRAFCO led team will direct, linking AV resources to missions education evangelism youth activities and other church programs.
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Washington East
Baltimore
Frederick
Cavary Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Television, Radio and Film Commission
Trafco
Job Picture Brightens Amid Mixed September Signals
The September jobless total fell by over a quarter million yet remains high, with unemployment often dipping in September as students return to school. August factory orders rose from July, retailers reported better sales, and earnings beat records for Bell System and AT&T, while steel output remains mostly weak though some orders are rising.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
James P. Mitchell
Less
Mabor
New Ord
J. J. Newberry
Peoples Drug Stores
Mange! Stores
Aldens
G. C. Murphy
Edison Bros
Must Understand Concepts To Interpret Khrushchev
J M Roberts analyzes Khrushchev remarks against Soviet doctrine. The piece argues his claimed restraint masks aims of world subjugation and that threats and coercion accompany his coexistence talk. It concludes Khrushchev failed to gain U N support and sought consolation rather than real gains.
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Khrushchev
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
War threat remarks and hospital births headline local news
A public reflection notes a leader's shifting rhetoric as he warns against war while declaring victory themes. The hospital report records recent births at Warner VeA Gettysburg and a discharge from Waynesboro Hospital. A wedding correction clarifies that Mary Virginia Summers married Rev. William E. Wilson, performed by Rev. Fravel, not daughter of Rev. N. H. Fravel.
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Warner Vea Gettysburg
David Forney
Union Bridge
Ralph Hess
Taneytown
Robert Seidel
Emmitsburg
Waynes
Miss Summers
Mary Virginia Henshaw Summers
William E. Wilson
N. H. Fravel
Rev. Fravel
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Hilda L. Burke
Kathryn Fisher
Graceham
Boyle
National Airlines
Rosita Pagan
Alfred E. Smith
Methodist Institute
Hopkins
Daniel I. Davis
Cullen
Johns’ Hopkins University
McDonough School
Zavis
Cump Laude Society
Michael G. Zavis
Kings Bible
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Ira Stottlemyer
Taney Apartments
Raymond Free Sr
Tthe Church
Harvey Harris
Vicenza
Italy
Ronnie L. Bledsoe
Katherine
Flanigan Road
Thurmont
1St Missile Command
Atheists Active
Moscow
Sidorkova
Tass
Prescription
Pearre
South Market St
Republic Aviation
Farmingdale
Germany
United Nations
Paris
Nixon
Lodge
Mathias
Frederick Fairgounds
Sheriff's Office
N. Market St
Republican Headquarters
E. Patrick St
N. Court Street
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Globe Travel Series
Primitives
South America
Viva
Venezuela
Switzerland
ST Frederick High School
Roney Motor Co
News-Post
Frederick City
Esso
At Door
Kiwanis
Boro, Pa
Marie M. True
Legore
Butler
Butlerworld
Architecture
Prodi
Norman S. Earley & Son Inc
General Contractors
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Dryers
S. W. George CO
Jetter Spjomes Equipment Company
Brunswick, Md
Mary Carter Paint Store
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Hotel Frederick
Mart Carter
Mary Carter
Branca
North Market
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