Frederick man dies in Route 355 crash study
William A Reed, 20, died from a possible skull fracture after his car struck a utility pole on Route 355 south of Urbana while traveling north at high speed. Passenger George R Sexton, 16, suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Police said belt use could have saved lives and noted an autopsy was planned. Funeral arrangements were announced for Reed with services at Urbana Methodist Church.
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Frederick
Frederick Barracks
William A Reed
Route 355
Urbana
Ronald C. Lewis
Samuel R. Dorsey
Clyde B. Tucker
Tpr
Byron Hubble
Poolesne
Virgie Pangle Reed Thompson
Dewey Aion, Reed
Herbert Thompson
Dewey Alton Reed, Jr
RED
Yamsville
Larry Robert Reed
Monrovia
Alton Lee Reed
RFD
Earl H. Shores
Renee Thompson
Tina Mare Thompson
Urbana Methodist Church
Ivan E. B. Rosencrantz
East Church Street
David C. Dawson
Rest Haven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
Etchison & Son
Tawes pledges no further run after governor terms
Gov. Tawes told the Maryland Young Democrats he will not run for any elective office again and has no commitments to anyone. He urged that the next U.S. Senator from Maryland should be a young man, while Byrd eyes the nomination at 74. Other leaders at the banquet offered remarks on Kennedy’s popularity and party goals.
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Gaithersburg
Tawes
Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Maryland Young Democrats
U.S
Byrd
Somerset Countian
University of Maryland
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Finan
Goldstein
Atty
Thomas B. Vina Aint Carriplulien
Louis L. Goldstein
Young Democrats
Sidney Bishop
Kennedy
John J. Appel
Baltimore County
Senate
Wig trade boom in Washington sparks probes and complaints
Washington exposes a booming wig business now under three investigations with a fourth possible. Dozens face collection suits, wig sellers face countersuits, and customers report receiving low quality or exotic hair. License offices see a surge of complaints as used car tactics appear in the wig trade.
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Washington
HGP Tel
Better, Business Bureau
Washington Star
Miriam Ottenberg
Wig Sales and FTC Probes Stir Controversy at Parties
Reports indicate at least three auto firms closed after FTC cited false advertising. Licensing officials plan Sept 18 talks with licensed hairdressers and beauticians demanding wig store licensing. A mansion party selling wigs drew buyers with promises of freebies, with a clerk paying $700 for two wigs while others sold for $169. A finance company seized $643 from her savings account. The 1968 Brookline golf drive by George Bayer reached 292 yards.
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Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Licensing
Peter Mig
St. Georgetown
Train Stop Seeks Escapees Near Ridgeville Tunnel
State Police halted a Baltimore bound B and O freight near Ridgeville Tunnel after a Howard County resident sighted three men boarding a train. Troopers believed they matched two Clifton T Perkins escapees but the three men fled, later found to be non dangerous. Police still sought Thomas Hadder of Richmond Virginia and Stanley Slagle of Baltimore.
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B&o
Ridgeville
Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital
Howard County
Ellicott City
Po Hice
Baltimore
Kc Railroad
Thomas A. Hadder
Richmond
Stanley Slagle
Beth Dangerous Hadder
Prisoner Killings Charge Linked to Prince Georges Officer
Reports say Singletard and an accomplice face murder charges in the police shooting of a Prince Georges County officer. Police describe both suspects as highly dangerous and a manhunt is active near Jessup State Hospital with dogs and searches ongoing. Evidence includes hacksaw blade fragments found in Hadder’s room and indications the pair escaped via sawed bars on a second floor window.
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Prince Georges County
State Hospital
Jessup
Paris
Meteorite discoveries differ sharply by country
Only 109 meteorites have been found in Australia, a figure six times smaller than the tally widely known in the United States. The report highlights the relative scarcity of discoveries and underscores differing reporting or collection practices between the two nations.
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Australia
United States
Sit–in arrests protest Belair housing racial policy
Eight sit‑inners were arrested in Bowie Maryland on Saturday for trespassing during a demonstration against Levitt and Sons Inc refusal to sell homes to Negroes at the Belair development. They were jailed at Prince Georges County jail in Upper Marlboro.
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Bowie, Md
Integrationale
Iurday
Levitt and Sons Inc
Belair
Prince Georges County
Upper Maribor
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CAR Discount Enterprise
J. Howard Creswell
Exall
Arvarica
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Seg N. Market
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Prosar
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Oasis
Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market St
Stet
Brookline
Mass
George Bayer
Agfochrome
E Ray Wachter Photo Center
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E. Patrick St
Glass Shop
Pharmacy
Pearre’s Drug Store
Blazer
Revere
Home Delivery Service
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Hamilton Avenue
East South St
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Essley
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