Cross Country Run Ends With Las Vegas Arrests
A trio from the area traveled south through San Diego and into Mexico before Las Vegas where two juveniles were arrested for attempted burglary. A fourth boy implicated in local break-ins remains in custody. Police hope the case links to about ten similar local incidents.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Terry Lee Hylan
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Polee
Th. Henry ¥. Stafford
Hylan
San Diego
Calif
Mexico
Edwar, Schildt
East
Fourth Street
Schildt
Point of Rocks
Baltimore
Frederick County
State Drama Conference At Frederick High School
More than 300 delegates from 21 high schools attended the State Drama Conference at Frederick High School. Dr Beverly Canning of Hood College spoke on theatre opportunities in nearby Maryland cities and summer stock. Leon C Miller of the National Thespian Society urged focus on two activities and discussed Sputnik's impact on curricula.
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Frederick High School
Beverly Canning
Hood College
U.5
Canning
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Ewr
Dr. Canning
England
Thurber
Leon C. Miller
National Thespian Society
Miller
Sputnik
Maryland
Brunswick
Walkersville
Frederick
Franklin High
Reisterstown
Glen Burnie
Cambridge High
Cambridge
Northw. High
Hyattsville
Arundel Hig Gambrills
Catonsville
CatonssWe
Sherweed High
Sandy Spring
Havre de Grace
Francis Scott Key
Union Bridge
Damascus High
Damacus
Sudlerstile High
Sudiersville
St. Michaels
Great Mills
Fort Hi
Cumberland
Wiley H. Bat
Annapolis
North Dorchester
High Pointsville
North Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Driver Guilty on Five Counts in Maryland Court
John Edward Dorsey was convicted on five counts including failing to stop at a stop sign, speeding over 60 mph, and reckless driving. Trooper Barnes testified Dorsey fled in darkness with headlights off, weaving and crashing into a ditch near the Carroll county line. Dorsey pleaded to all but one count. Magistrate Thompson imposed a potential 60 day sentence if fines are unpaid.
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Dorsey
siYt
Byron Thompson
Top E. Barnes
Barnes
Surmmons
U.S. 40
Carroll County
Dors
Arthis
Joseph Gallien
Gailen
Besi
Frederick State Police
Galien
AL Dorsey
Ford Nort
Ae Thompso
Gold shares slip as market cools in early New York trading
In early afternoon trading gold stocks showed another fading surge while the broader market moved lower amid active sessions. Prices for major precious metal miners swung with mixed volumes as investors reeled from recent gains.
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New York
Speculation In Gold Renewed In London Market
Gold on the London bullion market rose sharply in early trading with dealers fixing $37.52 per ounce at the open and the price jumping $2.52 within minutes. Last week closed at $5.96 above, after peaking at $40.60. A London broker said buyers are returning and the bubble has not burst, noting speculators seek around $49 an ounce despite the U.S. official $35.
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London
US Treasury
U.S
Jevel l
Auto Injury Suit Heard in Circuit Court
A Maryland couple allege injuries from a January 23 1959 auto collision near Md 1 more with Stauffer Road due to the other driver’s negligence. The Fogles seek medical and loss of services damages as their attorneys push for a consolidation trial in Circuit Court before a jury.
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Ladiesburg
Stauffer Road
Francis Fagle
Elizabeth Fegile
Parsons Newman
Sherman
Barber
Fogle
3 .Ber
Robert E Clapp
Bar
Clapp
S. Barber
EL. A. Detbarn
Wmcs
Grayson R. Cline
Gramile Mo
William H Burke
Ahal
Raph G. Hessons
John G Culter
John W. Harshman
Emily R Gaver
Cease W. Poole
Charlies L Keeney
Norweg ian Leader Urges USSR to Respect Norway
Oslo Norway AP Foreign Minister Harvard Lange told the Soviet Union to keep their hands off Norway and warned further threats could force a policy rethink. After briefing Parliament on the UN General Assembly session in New York Lange accused Moscow of threats and propaganda unsettling the country.
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Oslo
Norway
Foraen Minster
Harvard
Lange
New York
Religion Exploited GOP Claims in Pennsylvania Nixon Remarks
Vice President Richard M Nixon warned that Kennedy campaign tactics exploit the religious issue to win Catholic votes in Pennsylvania. His press secretary charged Democrats are distorting Kennedy's church question and citing Kennedy’s Houston ministerial appearance to sway Catholic voters. Robert F Kennedy and Republican leaders deny anti Catholic raids and distortions.
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Nixon
Pennsylvania
Richard M Ninen
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
Xixon
John F. Kennedy
Kein
Houston
Tex
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Republican
San Diego
Calif
Itera
Fort Detrick Day United Appeal Meeting
The third County Divisions report meeting for the 1960 Community Chess Red Cross United Appeal will be held Tuesday October 25 at 1215 p m at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Fort Detrick sponsors the event with the United Appeal Committee represented. Nicholas G Funes will preside and Rev R L Markley gives the invocation.
Snow Falls At Braddock And Mountaindale Reported
Mrs Byron H Carpenter said at 145 pm snow was on Ridge Road Braddock as she watched heavy flakes tossed by wind. A subsequent report at 150 pm said snow was falling at Mountaindale reported by Mrs John W Fuliz.
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Byron H. Carpenter
Ridge Road
Braddock
Mountaindale
John W. Fuliz
First Show Falls In State In Snow
Maryland records its first measurable snow of the season with Garrett and Allegany counties noting snow depth. New Germany State Park collected about one inch, while other ridges and Oakland reported varying amounts. Roads remained open as cold air kept readings frigid across the region.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
State Roads Commission
New Germany State Park
Granisiilie
Garrett County
SRC
Frosburg
Big Savage Mountain
Lillie Savage Mountain
Oakland
Camfell
Fresnow
Garrett Counwas
Hood College Receives Federal Student Loans Aid
Hood College has received part of a state and federal loan program totaling 13 513 students across 19 campuses. Loans of up to 1000 dollars annually and 5000 per student for the college career are offered with no repayment until a year after graduation and 3 percent interest starting then. The colleges provide 10 percent of the funds, with total distributed to date 1 619 928 dollars.
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Hood College
Associated Prose
Office of Education
Kennedy Dodges Airborne Whiskey As Rally Proceeds
A woman threw a glass of whiskey at Senator John F. Kennedy in Milwaukee as he rode in an open car to a rally. Eggs were also thrown at Helen Gahagan Douglas in Boston. Kennedy and Douglas were unharmed. An arrest followed in Milwaukee and others acted to shield speakers during the chaotic scene.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Milwaukee
Boston
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Kennedy
Milwaukee Auditorium
Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Reuben L. Lurie
Ford Halls Forum
Uncertain Voter Could Bring A Landslide Win
AP Polls suggest a large undecided bloc may swing the 1960 election. Gallup estimates about 35 million undecided voters with 6.5 million not strongly committed, potentially tilting toward Nixon or Kennedy as decisions firm up before Election Day.
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Washington
Elec
News & World
Richard M. Nien
John F. Kennedy
Gallup
Congolese Troops Terrorize Capital during UN Day Parade
In Leopoldville the Congolese army and police loyal to deposed premier Patrice Lumumba terrorized civilians, blocking crowds from a UN Day ceremony at an empty sports stadium. Soldiers looted, beat civilians, and clashed with villagers as UN forces on a hands-off stance failed to restore order.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Jal
New York
Joseph
Ian Berenden
Yay
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Thisville
Sta Onenial
Mied
Imlar
Ofoldiers
Repor
de Fes
Patrice Lamustead
Death Toll at 316 in Maryland Road Casualties
Maryland highway death toll rose to 316 as weekend fatalities were added. Salisbury teen Daniel Watson, 20, died after his car left Maryland 349 near Salisbury. Oscar Ulrickson, 76, formerly of Baltimore, was killed in St. Petersburg as a car struck him crossing a street. In suburban Washington two women, Helen B. Deoudes 34 and M. Washing R. haa ting 40, died in separate accidents.
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Assocates Press
Maryland
Salisbury
Peninsula General Hospital
Daniel Watson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Oscar Ulrickson
Baltimore
Washington
Helen B. Deoudes
Bethesda
M. Washing R. Haating
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University of Maryland
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Gerald Smallberg
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Louis Warnick
William Fitzgerald
Gardena
Fitzgerald
Charlotte
LeRoy Langeston
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