Florida Keys Ripped By 150 Mile Wind Storm
Hurricane Donna assailed the Florida Keys with winds up to 150 mph trapping hundreds and cutting off aid routes. Coast Guard rushed to evacuate Sanibel residents by helicopter as winds worsened and shelters filled. Cadences of damage included power outages, flooded streets, and casualties across the Caribbean and mainland coast.
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MIAMG
Fla
Donna
Florida Keys
Key West
Florida
Keys
Coast Guard
Sanibel Island
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Sanibel
Kers
Highway Patrol
Weather Bureau
Miami
South Florida
Homestead
Miami Beach
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Leeward Islands
Teeth In Man's Windpipe Caused His Ailments
In Cherbourg France Rene LePetit age 3 reported to his doctor that false teeth swallowed caused chest pain. An initial X ray failed to reveal the teeth but later X rays located them at the bottom of his windpipe. A surgical operation removed the teeth and he recovered.
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Cherbolrg
France
Rene LePetit
LePetit
Albaugh Retires From Bank After 50 Years Service
Howard M. Albaugh vice president and treasurer of Fredericktown Savings Institution retires effective September 8 after 50 years in banking. He joined February 1 1911 rose to treasurer in 1941 and vice president in 1958. He also served as secretary of the Frederick Clearing House Association. He and wife vest at 317 Pontiac Avenue Monocacy Village.
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Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Albaugh
W. Meredith S. Young
Frederick
Pontiac Avenue
Monocacy Village
Farm Accident Fatal for Floyd Summers at Kling Farm
Floyd L Summers 22 of Frederick died after a piece of metal struck his right face while he stood beside an ensilage stage cutter during silo filling on Maynard Kling farm near Adamstown. He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday afternoon, underwent surgery, and died Friday night. Summers had worked on the Kling farm about a month. his body lies at ML Creaser and Son funeral home in Thurmont with arrangements to be announced.
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Floyd L. Summers
RED
Frederick
Adamstown
Young Summers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Summers
Kling
Carroll Manor
Khrushchev Instructed Not To Travel Off Manhattan
United States informed the Soviet Union that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev during his New York visit must not travel off Manhattan Island. The notice emphasized security and safety considerations amid the UN meetings in United Nations headquarters at New York.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
Manhattan Island
Break-Ins Reported by City Police Overnight
Police investigated a series of breakings and enterings from overnight. Elm Street school janitor Bernard Sitter found the office ransacked and about $15 stolen from the petty cash box. Arcticaire freezer plant owner Jesse L Stup reported a break in at 7 47 am with about $3 taken and a broken coke machine. The case continues as officers contact Coca Cola for an estimate.
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Elm Street
Bernard Sitter
Sitter
E. Donald SicLuckie
Yeggs
Jesse L. Stup
Articaire
Wisner Street
Stup
Coca-Cola Company
Firemen Battle Barn Blaze Near New Market
Firemen from four companies fought a stubborn barn fire on a farm near New Market after a lightning strike during a nighttime storm. The 24-stanchion dairy barn on Charles Cline Sr.’s farm burned the upper story and hay crop, with water from a neighboring pond hauled by hand. Three firemen were treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital, while water supply hampered initial efforts.
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Newes
Charles Cline
Charles Cline Sr
Cline Jr
Cline
New Market Company
Mi Ary
Hyattstown
Independents
Howard Scheel
Frederick Memorial Hosiital
Ralph Brashears
New Market
Thomas Maher
RFD 2
Freder
Baltika Passes Straits With Khrushchev Aboard
The Soviet liner Baltika carrying Premier Nikita Khrushchev sailed through the straits between Sweden and Denmark early today, escorted by two destroyers. The 7 45 ton ship headed toward New York for the UN General Assembly to push his disarmament plan amid warnings of gales in the North Atlantic.
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Stockholm
Baltika
Nikita Khrushchev
Sweden
Denmark
Oersund
Haeisingborg
Khrushchev
York
Lb. N General Assembly
London
North Atlantic
Baltic
Big Overturns In Field Injure Two Truck Drivers
A tractor trailer carrying 30 000 pounds of frozen food crashed on U S 15 north of Lewistown early today. Driver Waser Emsworth Kemp 39 Savannah Ga swerved to avoid a passing car, ran off the road, and overturned in a field. Bert Chiappini 31 Debary Fla, riding in the cab, had just left the sleeping compartment. investigators say he might have been killed if he remained asleep when the crash occurred.
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U.S. 15
Lewistown
R. H. McCieaf
Bert Chiappini
Debary
Fla
Chiappini
Arrest Report: 20-year-old Man Arrested After Attack on 13-year-old Sister
A 20-year-old Black man, Citten Andrew Bowens, was arrested after allegedly attacking his 13-year-old half sister in Frederick. Bowens, pursued by police after screams, was captured during a city cordon near Market Street. The victim sustained injuries, and Bowens faced assault charges after hospitalization. A separate incident near North Court involved two injured men, Kemp and Chappini, with no charges filed against Kemp.
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Ciiten Andrew Bowens
RFD 1
Dickerson
Etg
Bowens
Ice
West AY Saints Street
Saint
Market Street
Phebus Avenue
Kehne
H. T. Dinterman
Tiiny
Dinterman
Donald Tracey
North Court
Second Street
Chappini
Kemp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. M. Blythe Motor Company
Sanford
Fla
Four Sabillasville youths killed in 90 mph crash near Waynesboro
Four Frederick County boys died when a 1958 Pontiac convertible rammed a tree on Route 16 about two miles east of Waynesboro during a police pursuit. Victims Buhrman Eyler Lantz Kuhn, all 17–20, were instantly killed. fifth rider Haley of Baltimore survived with a broken leg. The crash occurred about 3 am after wet roads and a brief chase by Troopers Brown and Filer. Bodies were taken to local funeral homes. arrangements to be announced.
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Frederick County
Pennsylvania
David Eugene Buhrman
Charles Wilson Eyler
Kenneth Charles Lantz
Sabillasville
Charles Edgar Kuhn
Lantz
John G. Haley
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Franklin County
John P. Manges
Kuhn
Route 16
Haley
Eugene Monn
Milton Brown
Robert Filer
Waynesboro Barracks
Buhrman
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Young Eyler
Wilson Funeral Home
Fairfield
Sky Shield test grounds all North American airspace
Air Defenses are tested in Exercise Sky Shield as jet bombers and fighters took to the skies for six hours while all U.S. and Canadian commercial aviation was grounded. NORAD chief Gen Laurence R. Kuter reported the operation completed at 7 am EST with units from both nations simulating defense against manned bombers.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Laurence S Ruiter
North American Air Defense Command
Norad
Kuter
Joint Command
Colorado Springs
U.S
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Gene Mann
Ylaynespore Record Herald
Bank
New Delhi
India
Parliament
Nikita
Manhattan
Charles Cline Farm
Boyer’s Mill Road
Frank J. Keeter
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