Jail Terms Set For Fines Defaults In Auto Offenses
A list of cases shows defendants facing jail terms for fines defaults or consecutive sentences. John Walters totaled penalties for unauthorized use and related incidents after a crash near Wasco. Marjorie, arrested on Route 144, received suspended fines due to lack of funds. Harvey Carmack Jr. paid 47.45 for axle violations on Route 16, with additional cases pending on a second axle issue. Samuel W. Barrick argued about scale accuracy and court costs for guilty pleas versus not guilty pleas.
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John Walters
Byron W. Thompson
Marjorie
Carl R. Mauzy
Rate Thompson
Harvey
HH Carmack Jr
Roc’ Cr
Ridge
Mont
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Rain totals rise as colder air moves in
Steady rain drenched the county with 0.77 inch measured at the airport station bringing the monthly total to 1.52 inches. Temperatures dipped into the 30s overnight with a low around 59 degrees and a high forecast above the rain as clearing is expected later today.
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Gays
Mercury
Alice Lon Opens At Cocoanut Grove
Former Champagne Lady of the Lawrence Welk show begins a two week run at the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles. She says she spent all she has on the act and has turned down offers to focus on a solid performance while supporting three young sons.
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Los Angeles
Fap
Lawrence Welk
Cocoanut Grove
Lon
Welk
Macmillan reshuffles his British cabinet core changes
London AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan reshuffles the cabinet name Iain Macleod colonial secretary replacing Alar Lennox-Boyd who has left amid criticism of Africa policy. Geoffrey Lloyd also departs. Lord Hailsham gains science development duties as lord privy seal, while Richard A. Butler becomes Conservative party chairman.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Iain Macleod
Alar Lennox-Boyd
Lennox-Boyd
House of Commons
Geoffrey Lloyd
Macmillan
Lord Hail Isham
Thurstday
Privy Seal
Hailsham
Conservative Party
Richard A. Butler
Foundry workers strike at Frederi Tren and Siee Company
Some 91 employees walked out at 12.01 am over proposed raises under a contract expiring August 31, 1960. Picket lines formed. city police reported no disturbances as talks with Molders and Foundry Workers Union and management resume with federal mediator James Holden tomorrow at 10:30 am.
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Frederi Tren and Siee Company
Charles V. Main
Nicholas Fanos
Fanos
Molders and Foundry Workers Union
James Holden
Weg
International Association of Machinists Union
GOP aims peace and prosperity as 1960 ticket theme
Republican National Chairman Thrusten B Morton urged a 1960 campaign theme of peace and prosperity at a Baltimore dinner. He said the party can win the presidency again and gain the House, touting precinct work and fundraising while rejecting reliance on federal money for all problems. Morton, a Kentucky senator, spoke during a two month tour covering 30 states.
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Baltimore
Thrusten B. Morton
GOP
House
Morton
U.S
Kentucky
Barre
Washington
Washington State Farm Youth Wins Star Farmer of America
Lyle Rader of Tacoma Washington, 22, was named Star Farmer of America for 1959 by the Future Farmers of America. He has run the family truck farm since grade school, earning a $1,000 award accompanying the title.
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Kansas City
Washington” State
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
Lyle Rader
Tacoma Wash
Bear meat on Portland jail menu sparks city debate
The Associated Press reports a Portland Oregon plan to serve bear meat to city jail inmates. Authorities say they will likely prepare bear meat as part of meals, prompting discussion about sourcing and ethics. The forecast notes mild regional temperatures and scattered showers ahead.
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Portland, Ore
Portland City
Stra
Three Freed On Charge Of Assault
Three men Melvin L Coulter Charles E Danner and Carl E Pouer were freed on assault and battery charges in Circuit Court when the state witness failed to appear The men were linked to a fracas with Wayne Shackelford and Charles Beau champ both Brunswick area Shackelford who did not appear had been summoned The state witness R C Efford testified that the young men were connected to the incident and a photo was taken of Shackelford after the fracas In another case Michael Daniel Orlando was found not guilty on a reckless driving charge from an appeal from Magistrate's Court The accident occurred on Old Frederick Road near Creagers town His car collided with a truck driven by Marshall Crest of Creagerstown Crest testified he signaled and that his tail lights worked Orlando claimed he did not see the signal and that the tail lights were dirty His 13 year old son Benjamin supported his father's account Trooper W F Davis investigated the May 8 crash and Crest said he signaled The defense challenged the visibility of the signal due to truck width Judge Schnauffer did not grant a directed verdict Edward Lynch assisted State's Attorney presented the state's cases
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Melvin L. Coulter
Charles E. Danner
Carl E. Pouer
E. Austin James
Wayne Shackelford
Charles Beauchamp
Brunswick
Shackleford
Treaaper R. C. Efford
Shack
Shackelford
Michael Daniel Orlando
Frederick Road
Creagerstown
Orlando
Fort Derrick
Elm Street
Marshall Crest
Crest
Benjamin Orlando
W. F. Davis
James
Schnauffer
Edward Lynch
Md Teachers Open Program On Thursday
Thousands of teachers are expected at the 92nd Maryland State Teachers Assn convention in Baltimore. Eric Johnston of the Motion Picture Assn will open with a talk as the association's legislative committee backs a 4000 to 6000 salary scale for degree certified teachers and supports higher college facilities and faculty pay. The plan also may urge a state aid program to boost local education funding from 37 to 50 percent with input from superintendents and the State Department of Education. Milson C. Raver endorses the principle of the plan but cites missing details.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Eric Johnston
The
Motion Picture Assn
Gerald Wendt
Association
State Board of Education
Milson C. Raver
Norfolk and Western to absorb Virginian rails Dec 1
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves the merger creating a 2,746 mile system spanning Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Maryland and North Carolina. Norfolk and Western will absorb Virginian with each Virginian share exchanging for 355 of N W stock and the N W issuing 5 percent cumulative preferred stock.
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Washington
API
Norfolk & Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nes
Stuart T. Saunders
N&w
Sewane
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Kennucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Saunders
R. T. Bowden
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bluefield
W. Va
Decision Fee Commission
West Virginia-Virginia
Norfolk, Va
Virginian Railroad
Virginian
Norfolk
Centennial Of John Brown Raid Opening At Harpers Ferry
A four day centennial observance of John Brown raid activity at Harpers Ferry opens with a mock attack on a replica fort. The event features Living History groups from Maryland and New Jersey, a three act drama The Prophet, and a panel discussion with notable descendants and scholars. Local land purchases for the Harpers Ferry National Monument accompany the program.
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John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Bharpers Ferry
W. Va
Thakbot
U. 8S
Colt
Robert E. Lee
Forney
Cecil Underwood
West
Storer College
Aitess
Brown
Joseph F Raylor
Mariland Department of Fore and Parks
Free State
Maryland
Marsland
Ain
Borry
Harpers Farm
Abilene High Honors Ike as Famous Alumnus on Birthday
Abilene High School pupils and the band honored President Dwight D. Eisenhower as the school's No 1 alumnus on his 6th birthday. He left Abilene for Washington after a 22 mile morning loop to Schilling Air Force Base. The event featured two youngFest siblings presenting a cake and school officials delivering a birthday gift. The President thanked them and the students sang.
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Lene
Ike
Hower
Washington
Eisenhower
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Schilling
Abilene High School
Abilene
Kan
Akes
Rey
Suzzine
Debbie
Freelion
al Thornton
Carol Saulman
Thornton Old
Milton Eisenhower
Tee Abilese Aiz
Jobless After Sak Mill Fire Strikes Williamsport
A two million dollar fire gutted four businesses in Williamsport Maryland on Tuesday, leaving 209 of the town’s 3,060 workers unemployed. The blaze started in a boiler room of a 200 foot building housing multiple facilities and caused extensive damage. Firefighters from 15 companies battled the flames for six hours with no injuries reported. The Federal Silk Mills plant, employing 725, sustained heavy damage, while other firms suffered partial losses. The exact cause remained undetermined.
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Williamsport
Marsland
Silk Hills
Hell
Woven Label Mills
California Spray Chemical Co
Pony Trick
Hagerstoun
Federal Silk
Holland Company
Biridina
Federal Sik
Lo Heli
Summit timing unclear as Western powers seek date
Washington reports two weeks or ten days needed to agree on summit timing with the Soviet Union. Officials doubt Dec 7 is feasible. New York City Council moves to hold parents liable for juvenile vandalism with up to 25 dollar fines. At Schilling Air Base Eisenhower receives a birthday tribute scroll as a quiet day plans a family dinner.
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Washington
U.S
Parents Responsible
NEW YORK +AP
Schilling
Eisenhower
Brush Fire Rages Near La Canada North Of Los Angeles
Strong winds fan a fast moving brush fire in Arroyo Seco area threatening La Canada and nearby homes north of Pasadena. The blaze covers about 15 miles of perimeter and has burned 1800 acres near Caltech jet propulsion lab. Firefighters reported injuries and a Red Cross evacuation center opened as Dennis Morgan and Gur F Atkinson’s homes were damaged. The cause was suspected to be a careless smoker.
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Los Angeles
Arroyo Seco Cay
Calhtech Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Alkadena
Pasadena
la Canada
Gur F. Atkinson
Atkinson
Dennis Morgan
Stone
Atson
Red Cross School
Associated Press
Howard C. Heyn
Anceles National Forest
Des
Antarctic Conference Opens in Washington
A Washington gathering of nations including the United States and the Soviet Union opens to discuss a pilot international inspection project for disarmament in the Antarctic. Vasily Kuznetsov heads the Soviet delegation as diplomats and scientists join Secretary of State Christina A. Harter for the opening address.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Christina A. Harter
Nation Faces Dual Paths in Steel Strike Impasse
The United States Steel Workers Union and steel companies present rival options as a president tasked board weighs a Taft-Hartley 80 day injunction. Union president McDonald argues inflation is exaggerated while Cooper counters the move threatens worker rights. Facts reports note the board must report by Friday to Eisenhower.
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Washington
R. Conrad Cooper
Eisenhower
Presix Cides
McDonald
Cooper
Taft-Harley
Baa
Georce W.aanel
Ind
Sky
Man Charged in Triple Shooting as Wife, Companion Dead
State police say two men have been charged with murder and attempted murder after a shooting at a Canton home. A man and his estranged wife were wounded while a companion died. Officers say the incident stemmed from anger over an affair involving the wife.
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Edward
Wooddridge
Conden Om Alexandra Hospital
Iord Rhode
Murphy
Actor Leo Carrillo Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Api Actor Leo Carrillo returned home to Santa Monica California Tuesday after abdominal surgery at Santa Monica Hospital He is known for playing Pancho in the Cisco Kid television series.
Stocks Under Pressure As Strike Ripple Spreads
Steel, motors, and rails faced pressure in trading as the nation’s longest steel strike continued to affect prices. Space age themes drew profit taking while oil shares weakened amid the market movement.
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New York
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