Frost Forecast Prompts Warm Clothes Tonight
Frost is expected across the area tonight with scattered frost forming as temperatures dip to the low 30s. A shower earlier did little to relieve dry conditions while a forest fire season begins with burning rules in place and a brush fire near Unionville prompting warnings.
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Seasor
Herman Toms
Anionvile
Toms
Amanda Haines
Unionville
Black Ankle
Forest Department
Miry
Casper Incident: Employee Admits Cussing After Car Beating
In Casper Wyoming an city street worker admitted using abusive language after smashing a car with a broom. The driver claimed the woman rammed the worker from behind and ignored a no entry sign while crossing freshly painted walkway stripes before the broom hit the car. The matter was dropped.
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Casper
Wyo
Henry Rofles
Rofles
Beauty Wins Fight To Free Her Father
Miss London 27 of Helena Montana wins release for her father Floyd London after a lie detector backed claim of innocence. Montana Pardons Board recommends parole pending processing. Governor Aronson signs order. Floyd London, convicted in 1955 of second degree murder in the death of Clement Myszka, awaits parole as he returns to Texas after Deer Lodge release.
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Billy
Clement Myszka
Edgar
Wis
Myszka
Montana
London
Londons
Deer Lodge
Texas
Circle
Supreme Court
U S Satellite Fails To Orbit And X15 Flight Reported
In Cape Canaveral the three stage Thor Aable rocket failed to place the satellite into orbit for a global navigation test. Separately at Edwards Air Force Base the X15 made its first powered flight reaching 50,000 feet and a 10 minute flight before landing. pilots Scott Crossfield.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Defense Department
Washington
Atley
Canaveral
Advanced Research and Projects Administration
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Cross
Desert West Center
Five Hurt In Early Morning City Accident
Frederick City Police reported five persons slightly injured in a two car crash at South Bentz and South streets. A 1951 Mercury coupe driven by Robert Jankowski collided with a 1952 Ford driven by Sherman Myers. Both drivers claimed a green light. All injured were treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Drivers charged with reckless driving. trial set for Sept. 21.
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Frederick City
Robert Fred Jankowski
Milwanukee
Wis
Ford
Sherman Leslie Myers
North Bentz Street
South Bentz
South Streets
Rovert E. T Toms
Frederick
Clyde T
Red China reshuffles high military command
Red China announced a major shake up of its armed forces with Marshal Lin Piao appointed to replace Peng Teh-huai as defense chief. Lin, veteran of the Korean War, is described as the leading military thinker, while Peng had long served in Moscow talks and Asia missions. The report notes other changes and a separate market mood from New York trading.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Lin Piao
Mar- Shal Peng
Tam Radia Penning
Peng
Moscow
Rodion
Pent
Lin
Red China
Sta Huang Nechef
Herter Unveils Plan to Ease Cold War Tensions
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter outlined a broad program for peaceful change to reduce East West tension. He urged disarmament talks, space cooperation, and Berlin reunification while criticizing Soviet noncooperation and China’s actions in Tibet. He rejected a new Laos conference and urged UN led solutions.
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Christian A. Herter
Herter
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Asia
Hungary
Sield
Assembly
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Far East
Testifies Against Some Credit Operations
AP report notes merchants using credit sometimes slap wrists. repo men brandishing guns pose as detectives to reclaim autos. Some sellers skip sales agreement copies on installment plans. Down payments may be refused refund without cause and finance charge breakdowns may be missing. John V. Dallam testified before a Legislative Council committee.
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Baltimore
Aps
John V. Dallam
Smalloans
Legislative Council
Extradition Sought for Two Virginians in Potomac Oyster Dredging
Maryland Gov Tawes to decide within days on extradition of Harvey King 34 and John E Griffith 39 both of Colonial Beach Virginia to answer charges of illegal dredging of oysters in the Potomac River as requested by Charles County authorities.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Charles County
Maryland
Potomac River
Harvey King
John E. Griffith
Colonial Beach
Lloyd L. Simpkins
J. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
King
Griffith
Mary- Durango
Colo
Offiby
Bill Caldwell
Herkeley
Colorado Legislatuse
China
Driver Stricken So Patient Takes Wheel
AP report from Filipstad Sweden describes a driver dying of a heart attack as a patient on board took the wheel and drove two miles to the hospital. Doctors say the patient is recovering.
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Filipstad
Sweden
Eisenhower Says Khrushchev Talks Seen as Friendly
President Eisenhower told reporters that his talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev were extremely friendly though it is too early to decide if positions on international issues have shifted. He noted Khrushchev's attitude and agreed to a second Camp David meeting set for late September.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Khrushhev
Camp David
Thurmont
United Siates
West Berlin
Laos
United States
Russia
Slow Start for Dove Season in Frederick County
Frederick County reports a slow opening of dove season amid cool weather. Region 2 game warden Guy Garheart notes fewer hunters out Wednesday but says those hunting had good success. Some Carrell County hunters reached the daily ten-dove limit as the Marsland season split runs 2 PM to sunset from Wednesday through October 30, with a second part December 21 to January 5.
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Frederick County
Guy Garheart
Region 2
Garheart
Carrell County
Marsland
Dar
House Moved Across Busy Street In Washington DC
A two story red brick house in the 3600 block of MacArthur Boulevard was moved across the street to a lot owned by Frank Colvert. He bought the house for under $20 000 including moving costs hoping to save over 15 000 compared with its assessed value. Movers exhausted after overnight work paused briefly then resumed. Police announced the boulevard was clear at 8 35 a m during rush hour.
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WASHINGTON + AP
MacArthur Bivd
Frank Colvert
MacArthur
Khrushchev Sees History Decide Between Capitalism and Communism
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that history will judge whether capitalism or communism serves people better. He questioned the possibility of capitalism winning and said he would have to accept whatever history shows.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate Foeign Relations
Khrushchev Arrives in New York Amid Heavily Guarded Welcome
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in New York aboard a deluxe special train from Washington. Police and security squads crowd Pennsylvania Station and surrounding routes as thousands gather outside the terminal and at the Waldorf Astoria to greet the visiting leader. The trip coincides with U.S. efforts to ease East West tensions through a broad program spanning political military and economic exchanges.
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New York
Nikita
Khrushchev
Washington
United States
Pennsylvania
Seventh Avenue
Moscow
Richard C. Patterson
Department of Commerce and Public Events
Waldorf-Astoria
Khhrushchev
United Nations
U. S
Verter
Playboy Shot And Buried in Colorado Canyon
William Scott Wright a 37 year old Denver area bachelor heir was shot in his mountain cabin by Harold Wooley 36 and buried under rocks in Jones Canyon west of Denver The couple admitted the slaying and led police to the body during investigations into a forged check Wright had been due to receive a large estate payout valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars The case ties to a missing person report and the couple faces possible charges as authorities recover the body and pursue further leads through the canyon terrain
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Denver
Colo
Joness Canyon
William Scott Wright
Wright
Harold Wooley
Wooley
Mary
Eva Paul
Premier Sees American Style TV During Blair House Visit
Washington AP Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Ambassador Mikhail Gromyko viewed a TV set at Blair House in midafternoon but program unknown. In Los Angeles Pamela Mason, British born actress, became a U.S. citizen along with 199 others in a citizenship ceremony. her husband Taypex Mason is also British.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Blair House
Mikhail Menslukov
U.S
Los Angeles
Pamela Mason
Taypex Mason
Suky Yweck
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