Bandits Hold Up 3 Stations in Maryland and Towson
Three prisoners who escaped from a Baltimore County jail transfer robbed three Harrisburg area service stations within 41 minutes, stealing 512 dollars with a bandit’s revolver feared. Towson police issued a 43 state alert for the escapees, two of whom, William L. Loudermilk and Joseph V. Mace, fled in stolen cars toward the Pennsylvania line, with a third possible accomplice Eugene Williamson.
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Harrisburg
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Baltimore County
Towson
Edward J. Klinger
Towson, Md
William L. Loudermilk
Joseph V. Mace
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Line
Baltimore-Harrisburg
Eugene Williamson
Curtis G McCabe Jr
Leonard Bridenstein
Churchville
Frederick H. Bowser
Bowser
Sonic Boom Triggers Buzz In Las Vegas Reports
Las Vegas residents mistaken a sonic boom for a nuclear blast heard 28 minutes after a deep underground test. Air Force radar tracked a supersonic aircraft, while radio outlets and officials offered cautious comments amid security limits and dust cloud explanations.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Proving Ground
Air Force
ABC
Burall backs YMCA site for reservoir land in city
Alderman William Burall endorses the YMCA plan to use about ten acres of the old reservoir property on West Seventh Street for a new facility. He argues the project costs and funding would be handled without new taxes, supports a timed build, and notes YMCA growth from 461 in 1959 to 1039 by August 1 with access for nonmembers.
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William
Burall
YMCA
Old City
West Seventh Street
Civic Center Group
Board of Aldermen
Civic Center
Frederick City
Mercury Dips To 30 Degrees Signals Early Frost
The article notes a sudden weather shift with temperatures dropping from the 90s to the 50s overnight. Forecasters warn of colder nights with lows 37 to 46 degrees and weekend highs in the 60s. Mid September readings run about 10 degrees cooler than normal, hinting at an early frost possibility as straw hat season ends in Frederick.
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Studden
Frederick
Toys For Needy To Be Collected By Legionnaires
The Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion will run its annual toy drive next Saturday at 9 am with Boy Scouts assisting. Toys in all conditions are welcome and repaired at a workshop led by Rodney Lentz on Monday and Milton Frank on Thursday. Proceeds support the Operation Santa Claus program delivering gifts to needy families at Christmas.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Willam H. S. Miller
Legion Toy Project
Miller
Boy Scouts
Legionnaires
Rodney Lentz
Milton Frank
The
Legion
Household Display To Increase at Frederick Fair
The Frederick Fair will open September 26 for five days and nights with expanded Household Department displays. A Irvin Renn reports the building is rewired to improve exhibits plus live demonstrations by Homemakers and 4 H club members throughout fair week.
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Frederick Fair
A. Irvin Renn
Frederica Russell
Russell
Beatrice Fehr
Clifford Kelly
Lewistown
Howard Schindel
Braddock
Bascom Neal
Jug Bridge
Ned Zeiler
Buckeystown
Austin Marker
Gathland
Thomas O'Toole
Carl Piepoli
Fort Detrick
Barbara Putman
Sally Jones
Mr. Pleasant
Susan Messser
Urbana
Alice Stamibaugh
Thurmont
Miss Russell
Fehr
Renn
Separate Auto Crashes Claim Two Brothers Near Same Spot
Two brothers from Upper Marlboro died in auto crashes within hours of each other near U.S. 301 south of here. Kenneth E. Moore, 19, died after his car hit a flashing railroad signal. Louis L. Moore, 22, died when his car collided with a truck while rushing to notify a sister. Two other Maryland deaths followed: McVey A. Washington, 42, in Cheverly and Robert N. Miller, 18, from White Hall, in a Harford County collision on Maryland 23 near Jarrettsville.
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Associated Press
Upper Marlboro
Here
Kenneth E. Moore
Moore
U.S. 301
Louis L. Moore
Maryland
McVey A. Washington
Washington, D. C
Cheverly
Robert N.miller
White Hall
Baltimore County
Harford County
Jarrettsville
Miller
Donald B. van Gosen
Forest Hill
Auto Crash Injures Three Near Union Bridge
A early morning 4 30 AM crash on the Bucher John road, north of Union Bridge, injures three. Mrs Willie Honeyb craft Valentine and Roger Valentine of Graceham, plus Lester Rubenstein of Middleburg, are hospitalized. Ruby Flora of Union Bridge unharmed. A 1952 Chevrolet ran off the road, struck a culvert and tree. car demolished. Charges pending.
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Westminster Bar- Ticks
Bucher John Road
Union Bridge
Willie Honeybcutt Valentine
Graceham
Roger Valentine
Lester Rubenstein
Middleburg
Ruby Flora
Valentine
Rubenstein
Weight Reducing Classes To Start
Enrollment is now open for a series of weight reduction classes by the extension service. Instructor is Mrs. Adele Miller, associate home demonstration agent, with six sessions to be held the first and third Wednesday each month at 7 30 pm in Winchester Hall Health Department.
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Extension Service
Adele Miller
Health Department
Winchester Hall
Mathias Barrick To Appear At Meet
The first fall meeting of Frederick County's League of Women Voters is set for September 20 at 8 p m at North Frederick Elementary School. Featured speakers include Representative Charles McC Mathias Jr and State Senator Samuel W Barrick discussing legislative responses to constituent communications and a mood of public apathy.
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League of Women Voters
Frederick County
North Frederick
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Samuel W. Barrick
Mathias Jr
Barrick
Institute of WSWS Plans Fall Institute at Local Church
About 200 churchwomen are expected for the fall institute of the Hagerstown District of the Pennsylvania Branch of the Women’s Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on West Second Street. Lois Coover will speak on “Our Unity in the Denomination” after dinner at 6 30 p.m. An offering supports New Mexico missions and Brazil work. The district includes Frederick Carroll and Washington counties with about 16 churches represented. Rev. Harry L Fehl Jr. will deliver invocation and benediction.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W.sw.s
West Second Street
Lois Coover
Espanola Hospital
New Mexico
Coover
Lemoyne
Brazil
Paul Horn
Silver Spring
Francis M. Crutchley Jr
Davi H. Young
Middletown
Deanna Fogle
United Brethren
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Turkish Officials Fat Zorlu and Hasan Polatkan Executed
A government communique says former Foreign Minister Fat Zorlu and ex Finance Minister Hasan Polatkan were hanged today for violating the constitution under military rule. The executions were believed to take place on Imrali Island in the Sea of Marmara.
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Istanbul Cap
Turkey
Fat Zorlu
Hasisan Polatkan
Jurta
Imrali
Sea
Maxmara
Western ministers push Berlin strategy amid Cold War tensions
Western foreign ministers led by U S Secretary of State Rusk report progress on military political and countermeasures to counter Soviet pressure on West Berlin. They plan to meet again with Andrei Gromyko and consider open city ideas and UN involvement while avoiding terms Moscow may dictate.
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Washington
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
Rusk
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
Rusk-Gromyko
United States
Gromyo
Khrushchev
Gromyko
U.N
Aid Drive For Carla Victims Continues In Community Effort
The local Red Cross keeps gathering details on families in the Carla path and collecting financial aid for destitute areas. Mrs. H Albert Dean notes ongoing nationwide chapter cooperation, with donors contributing 48 dollars from six people. The Lions Club begins a food collection, containers placed at stores for contributions.
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Carla
The
Red Cross
H. Albert Dean
Fort Detrick
Dean
Lions Club
Stolen Blue 1951 Ford Sedan Reported in Brunswick
State Police alerted to locate a blue 1951 Ford sedan stolen from a parked position in Brunswick last night. The vehicle belongs to Edward Slifer Lewis of Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Edward Slifer Lewis
Katanga Battle Escalates as U.N. Struggles to Hold
In Katanga, U.N. troops fight to hold Elisabethville Jadotville and Kamina as Katangan forces strike across the three centers. Heavy casualties reported with Katanga claiming gains. Irish battalions under siege at Jadotville for six days. U.N. relief efforts blocked by roadblocks and heavy weapons. The U.N. declares a state of emergency and enforces an 8 p.m. curfew as talks with Tshombe proceed.
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Leopoldville
Conzo
U.N
Katanga
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Jadotville
Kamina
Tshombe
Conor Cruse O'Brien
Radio Free
S. K. Raja
India
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Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
U. N
Day
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mathias
Meet
Kenn
Institute of Wsws
Soviets
Miami
Fla
Havana
Church of the Charity
Eduardo Boza Masvidal
Fidel Castro
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
International Executive Board
General Motors Corp
UAW
International Union of Electrical Workrs
IUE
Heart Board
Frederick County Heart Association
Heart Association
West Church Street
Charles H. Conley, Jr
Acme Employment Agency
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