Reed Motor Company Injunction Request Denied
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer refused a temporary injunction to halt Reed Motor Co operations in Middletown after a Circuit Court hearing. Samuel A. Wilson Jr. sought the injunction to enforce a stock sale agreement that would form a new corporation with Wilson as a partner, but the court found Wilson lacked funds to fulfill terms. The Reed side contended injunctive relief would injure a business built over years, while Wilson claimed the contract hinged on securing a Ford franchise via a new corporate entity.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Reed Motor Company
Middletown
Samuel A. Wilson Jr
RFD 2
Sykesville
Reeds
Schnauffer
Wilson
Robert E. Clapp
Rube Reed
Charles A. Price
Renice Reed
W. Jerome Offutt
Ford Motor Company
le Clapp
Clapp
Price
Ford
The
Ford Motorcom
Carla Victims Number 40 Across FourStates
Hurricane Carla remaining death toll reached 40 across four states as searchers sift wreckage in Texas Kansas Missouri and Louisiana. Louisiana faced 173 mph winds and 14 foot tides while Dallas County reports flagged extensive damage including farm buildings boats and trailers.
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Galveston
Tex
Carla
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Mexico
Mis
Redey
Dallas County
Red Cross
Acquit Man Of Driving Too Slowly In Maryland Court
A 60 year old truck driver from Ijamsville was acquitted in Magisterial Court on the charge of impeding traffic by driving too slowly after claiming 22 mph was a reasonable rate. Trooper Twigg testified speeds of 20 to 22 mph backed up 11 cars. The judge noted the word wilfully in the statute and found no wilful impeding. Another motorist, Tommy Elza of Baltimore, was fined $10 for speeding 70 mph in a 50 mph zone. A third driver, Thomas Stine of Military Road, was acquitted of following too closely after explaining the lead car slowed and there was no contact.
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Rayner I. Montgomery
Ijamsville
Charles R. Twigg
Evergreen Point
Frederick Junction
Montgomery
Byron W. Thompson
Tommy K. Elza
Baltimore
Thompson
Elza
Twigg
Feagaville
Thomas R. Stine
Military Road
Route 240
Route 40
Stine
Edwin F. Nikirk
U.S. Conducts Underground Nuclear Test at Site
Washington reports the United States conducted its first nuclear test since 1958, an underground weapons development test at 1 pm EDT. President Kennedy stressed readiness to negotiate a comprehensive controlled test ban agreement and affirmed the nation's commitment to nonproliferation goals.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Prices Mixed As Small Gains Help Flagging Market
An increasing number of small gainers firmed up a faltering stock market in New York. Prices were narrowly mixed for the day as trading moved into the afternoon.
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New York
Monroney To Arrive By Helicopter Rally At Deibert Null Farm
Senator A S Mike Monroney will fly by helicopter from Washington to speak at a Young Democrats rally near Myersville at the Deibert Null farm. The all day event runs 10 30 am to 5 30 pm with games, a magic act, jam sessions, a barbecued chicken meal, and gun demonstration amid several state political figures and bus shuttles from the armory Bentz.
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A. S
Mike Monroney
Washington
Young Democrats Club
Goodloe Byron
Monroney
Dorothy Handley
Marjorie Atkinson
Lois Teter
Pat Williams
Vivian Hatcher
Jean Wastier
Miss Handley
Sylvia Bennett
The
Shades
David Hagan
Gary Utterback
Vernon Corey
Joseph McNeal
Jean Wastler
Wiliam Eyler
Shawbaker to Retire as Bank Treasurer at Western Maryland Trust
Jacob G. Shawhbaker will retire as treasurer of the Western Maryland Trust Company effective October 1. He joined the bank May 7, 1937 as assistant treasurer and was elected treasurer in January 147. Meredith H. Mackley elected to succeed him. Shawhbaker, born January 1, 1888, is from Monrovia and attended Frederick Boys High School. He served in World War I from 1917 to 1919 and worked respected by colleagues.
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Jacob G. Shawhbaker
Western Maryland Trust Company
Shawbaker
Meredith H. Mackley
Monrovia
Old Frederick
Typhoon Nancy Heads Toward Japan
Typhoon Nancy nears Japan with twenty foot waves and heavy rains. Two merchant ships are in distress and one missing with 28 aboard. One person is killed, one missing, and 1 injured on Kyushu as floods spread. Weathermen expect Nancy to swing northeast toward Shikoku and Osaka before Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nancy
Kyushu
U.S
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Shikoku Island
Honshu
Osaka
Tinos
Minami Daito Island
Minami Daite
Junk Fire Extinguished Near Junk Yard Block East Fourth Street
Firemen fought a vehicle junk blaze for over an hour and a half in the 300 block of East Fourth Street near Gastel eley's junk yard. The truckload fire caused no damage and was extinguished after soaking the junk. Juniors and the Uniteds assisted. In business news, J C Penney, turning 86, reflects on six decades in commerce, claiming ethics stronger despite bids, price fixing, and moral concerns.
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East Fourth Street
Gasteley
Uniteds
New York
J3. C. Penney
Penney
Fearful Of Nuclear War Plan Exodus 30
About 50 families from Smithtown New York plan to move to Chico California to survive a nuclear threat. Spokesman Alvin Bauman says the move is prompted by the war scare and chosen for habitable conditions, with lawyers artists teachers and businessmen among the initial travelers.
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Smithtown
N.Y
Long Island
Chico
Calif
Alvin Bauman
Bauman
United States
California
Oregon
Montana
Ohsawa Foundation
Orient
West
George Ohsawa
Military Urges Freer Berlin Hand in Crisis
Military chiefs push for broader U S command latitude in Berlin matters amid Soviet harassment. Gen Lauris Norstad and Gen Lyman Lemnitzer discussed empowerment with President Kennedy while officials weigh swift response authority for Gen Lucius Clay as Berlin envoy.
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Washington
U. S
Europe
Berlin
Pentagon
Lauris Norstad
Toe
State Department
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
Ex Turkish Premier Menderes, Bayar Sentenced to Death
Ex premier Adnan Menderes and ex president Celal Bayar were condemned for violating the constitution as nine top figures linked to the Democrat party faced death or life terms. Menderes collapsed during the verdicts and was hospitalized but showed signs of improvement.
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Yassiada
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Celal Bayar
Menderes
Bayar
Cemal Gursel
Democrats Party
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Hasan Polatkan
National Assembly
Refik Koraltan
Agah Erozan
Ibrahim Kirazoglou
Republican Party
Hamdi Sancar
Nusrey Kiriscioglou
Bahazir Dulger
Escapees At Large From Maryland Reformatory Near Hagerstown
State and city police sought two escapees from the Maryland Reformatory for Males near Hagerstown. Jerry L. Ketterman, 20, had been sentenced to seven months for petty larceny and motor vehicle tampering in April court. Donald W. Naylor of Highfield is the other escapee, with Highfield near Sabillasville in the northern county. Kellerman’s April sentence listed RFD 2 Frederick as his address.
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Maryland Reformatory
Hagerstown
Jerry L. Ketterman
Donald W. Naylor
Highfield
Sabillasville
Body Found in Pool at Baltimore County Home
Randallstown Md AP The body of John K Ruff a prominent Baltimore area contractor was found early today in the swimming pool of his Baltimore County home.
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Randallstown
Plan To Hit Moon With Talking Ball
Newport Beach California AP says the first U S lunar probe will carry a 25 inch white talking ball capable of reporting if the moon shakes The plan may occur sometime next year if lucky James D Burke manager of Project Ranger disclosed the idea at the first public Moon capsule showing
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Newport Beach
Calif
United States
Hick
James DD. Burke
Project Ranger
U.S. Space Agency
Western powers weigh response to Soviet buzzing near Berlin air corridors
Washington officials report two Soviet fighter incidents near Pan American flights Berlin Hamburg and another near Berlin in the northern and southern corridors. The State Department said one MIG circled and flew 20 feet off a wing tip, while two fighters tailed another plane and crossed in front at 160 feet. Western ministers would consider immediate counter measures, including possible deployment of fighters near corridor terminals for instant action.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
State Department
West Germany
Corrridor
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Weekend Then Warmer Midweek
The Associated Press reports temperatures will average about seven degrees below normal with a cool weekend. Warmer Tuesday and Wednesday are expected with little or no rain. Normal highs range 75 to 80 and lows run in the 50s to low 60s, except 45 to 50 in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Army of Tshombe Attacks UN in Katanga Conflict
Katanga forces led by President Moise Tshombe attacked U.N. units in Elisabethville and Kamina, with heavy casualties reported on both sides. Swedish and Irish troops faced airstrikes and blockades as communications with U.N. garrisons were cut. Reinforcements were dispatched to bolster the beleaguered relief effort amid ongoing combat in the Congo.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
U.N
Kamina
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe'shire
Katanga J
Jadotville
U.N. Pageine
Kaen
Mercury Plunge To Cooler 40s With Weekend Decline
A local forecast predicts a drop from late summer into cooler temperatures with highs around 73 and lows in the 40s by weekend. Temperatures may fall up to 20 degrees from recent records, while a light morning shower touched most of the county but left no measurable rainfall. In Dover, a truck driver Clarence Gibson, 43, was slain after a drunken brawl. three men were held as witnesses as lie detector tests were planned.
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Dover
Del
Clarence Gibson
Thomas Burris
Charles Young
James Edmonds
Gibson
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