Autumnal Equinox Marks Seasonal Change at 3 09 P M
Weather notes reveal no temperature drop with the equinox at 3 09 P M as heat remains near 90. Fire towers reopen amid extreme dryness and fire-season rules restrict controlled burns after 4 P M. Daylight saving time ends on October 25, shifting clocks back.
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Herman Toms
Toms
Gambrill
Gambrill Su Park
Foxville Tower
Lamb’s Knoll
South Mountain
Bohlen Emerges as Top US Soviet Adviser in Washington
Charles E Bohlen, nearing retirement after 30 years in the Foreign Service, will become a special assistant to Secretary of State Herter on Soviet affairs. His career includes serving as ambassador to Manila and a long stint at the Moscow embassy beginning after U.S. recognition of the USSR.
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Washington
Charles E. ‘Chip
Bohlen
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Alexander Boromolov
Paris
Bohen
Bogomolov
Bob~ Jen
Somien
George F. Kennan
Foreign Service
Manila
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Aionz
U.S.S
Us.s.r
Moscow
Benson Sets Trade and Goodwill Trip Amid Holiday Shifts
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson begins a trade and goodwill mission to communist countries, planned during a three day weekend as a holiday falls on a Saturday. He travels with two daughters and a wife while other agricultural officials observe the shifting holiday schedule affecting Monday through Friday workers.
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Washington
Aps
Ezra Taft- Benson
Soviet Union
Slavia
Poland
Eisenhower
Benson
Beverly
Bonnie
Agricultural Press
Showing His Teeth May Cost His Job
Cincinnati patrolman Charles L. Gellenbeck may be fired after he approached Police Chief Stanley Sebrotel and displayed his dentures. The chief said he detected alcohol on the patrolman’s breath and ordered a chemical test. City safety director QO. E. Hamilton recommended at a Tuesday hearing that Gellenbeck be terminated for on duty intoxication.
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Cincinnati
Charles L. Gellenbeck
Stanley Sebrotel
Sebrotel
Gellenbeck
QO. E. Hamilton
Burkittsville Man Seriously Hurt In Route 240 Crash
A Burkittsville man, Franklin Shafer, 50, was seriously injured when a tire reportedly blew on his 1959 Studebaker Lark near the Urbana interchange on Route 240. The car spun, struck guard rails, overturned, and Shafer was thrown free before the vehicle stopped. He is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. No charges were filed.
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Urbana
Franklin Shafer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Snyder
Shafer
U. S. 240
Studebaker
Washington
Snyder
Hungarian Exile Beaten After Khrushchev Visit Speech
Ferenc Ysark, 31, president of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters of San Francisco, was found unconscious in Golden Gate Park with head and rib injuries after speaking against Khrushchev. His wife Enese, 26, reported him missing following a phone call and return to the park area.
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Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Ferenc Ysark
Hungarian Freedom Fighters
Golden Gate Park
Enese
Isaak
Charles
Isark
Khrushchev
Union Square
On The Job Training For H S Students At Brunswick High
Brunswick High School seniors will start an on the job training program in Frederick county. Students will work two weeks in local businesses after the second semester, with placement arranged by the school and supervision from both school and employers.
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Brunswick High School
Allen R. Gaddis Jr
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Frederick High School
Middletown
Walkersville
Frederick Lincoln
Thurmont
Frederick H. Lincoln
Bo Ness
Des Moines Teens Slip Past Hotel Security
Five day forecast for Des Moines opens with a quirky incident as four Des Moines teen age girls slip through hotel security and ascend to the penthouse before being escorted down. Khrushchev arrival noted with a cordial greeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Fort Des Moines
Nikita
Khrushchev
New Effort Aimed at Freeing Five Americans in China
Relatives of five Americans held in Chinese prisons meet with Secretary of State Christian Herter seeking a new approach. They hope intercession by President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev can aid release. Bishop James Edward Walsh of Cumberland Maryland and his brother Judge William C. Walsh are involved. Bishop Walsh has been held in Shanghai since October.
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Christian A. Heter
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khorushchev
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James Edward
Walsh
Cumberland
William C. Walsh
Herter
Shanghai
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Death Of Pretty Girl Still Probed
New York AP reports Boston detective says no evidence links anyone aboard the Dutch steamer Utrecht to Lynn Kauffman s death at sea. Medical examiner cites drowning with prior possible violence. Police weigh accidental or suicide plunge and harbor rocks as factors while employer Dr Stanley Spector disputes self harm theory.
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Boston
Utrecht
Lynn Kauffman
Joseph B. Fallon
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Saston Harbor
Fallon
Stanley Spector
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Spector
Spectors
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Egypt
United States
Disaster Fund Formed For Accident Victims
A disaster fund is set up to aid medical costs for seven of the 15 children injured in a Mountain Lake Park school bus train collision. Seven hospitalized, one unconscious, others critical. fund sponsored by Oakland Rotary Club and Mountain Lake Park Club. Total needed for nurses and care listed as $1512.
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Mountain Lake
Baltimore and Ohio
Wesley Schaible
Schaible
Congressmen Fan Out On Free Trips Abroad
Washington AP reports that 11 House committees have sent or plan to send members overseas for inspections. The Public Works Committee will dispatch five members to Rio de Janeiro Brazil for an international road conference September 21 to 36, including Rep. George H. Fallon of Maryland.
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Washington
House
United States
Public Works Committee
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
George H. Fallon
Eisenhower Seeks Intensive Bargaining to End Steel Strike
President Eisenhower urged both management and labor to pursue intensive bargaining to settle the steel dispute. Labor Secretary Mitchell relayed the appeal after a long meeting with the president. United Steelworkers President McDonald said there has been zero progress in nearly two weeks of subcommittee talks on local issues amid the 71 day strike.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
New York
United Steeleworkers
David J McDonald
McDonald
Indust
Sai Fam
M H S Takes Judging First in Dairy Cattle Contest
Middletown High School Future Farmers of America wins first in the annual dairy cattle judging contest at Middletown Valley farms. Frederick High finishes second, Thurmont and Walkersville take third and fourth. seven classes judged across Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys with judges and sponsors from the Middletown FFA chapter led by Louis Ahalt.
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Middletown High School
Future Farmers of America
Frederick High School
Middletown Valley Farms
Thurmont
Walkersville
George Smith
Middletown
Ray Frederick
David Alkersville
Clifford Smith
Ray Askins
Frederick Butt
Walkersvile
Lamar Martin
Leon Remsburg
Ronald Brandenburg
Boonsboro
Ira D. Hert
George Stiles
Jerseys
Bruce Brandenburg
Not Capitalist Nation But A Democracy
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller states that the Soviet Union’s Khrushchev should focus on one point. He argues the USSR confuses capitalism with its democratic system and asserts the United States operates under a democratic government with capitalism as an economic process within that framework.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeler
Nika Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Tastes Des Moines Hot Dog Under Guard
Security men checked Khrushchev's hot dog at a Des Moines packing plant with Geiger counters before he ate it. Washington dispatch notes consumer prices edged down one tenth of one percent in the latest report, with a large seasonal decrease in food prices driving the change.
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Khrushchev
DES Mofnes
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Des Mines
Washington
County Outdoor School Program In Full Swing
County Outdoor School runs during October with staff orientation and training sessions. The program uses Camp Greentop in Catoctin for outdoor living and includes Maryland School for the Deaf students and 11th graders. Participating schools and teachers from Liberty Jefferson Brunswick New Market East Frederick and others are listed with dates October 5-9 and October 26-30.
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Quidoor
MSD
Maryland
Mountain
Ann Davis
Liberty
Margaret Clemson Emmitst
Mary Scott
Jefferson
Warren Brake
Brunswick
Peggy Cartier
New Midway
Jesse Nicodemus
Yaurmont
Myrtle Baumgardner
Lewistown
Wik Fong Armell
New Market
Reuiah Degrange
East Frederick
Juanita Shanholtz
Lincoln
Thomas Toye
Clever
North Frederick
Dean Wolfsville
Marshall Leatherman
Adamstown
Charlone Hume
Christine Meadows
Lois Rhode Vie
U S Broadcasts Still Going Through Overseas
United States shortwave broadcasts aimed at the Soviet Union have yielded inconclusive results. Voice of America transmitters face jamming and a long wait for clear signals, raising questions about whether Americans or Soviet listeners benefit more from the broadcasts.
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U.S
Khrush
United States
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Heheyv
America
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Frederick High to Offer College Extension Teaching Course
Frederick High will host the University of Maryland Teaching of Reading extension course for teachers. Completing the course earns three regular credit hours usable toward certification renewal or requirements. Maryland course offerings follow survey results from Frederick County educators. Rally vigor in New York trading as stocks rise in early afternoon.
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University of Maryland
Frederick County
Hurricane Gracie Near Eleuthera Moves Northward
Seaboard monitors Hurricane Gracie as it curves northeast of Eleuthera Island toward the Bahamas. Weather Bureau forecasts show 100 mph peak winds, parallel to the Florida coast, with no immediate threat to the U.S. yet. Small craft warnings extend along the Florida peninsula as residents brace for the storm. In South Florida a separate four day nor’easter causes one death and seven missing.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Gracie
Eleuthera Island
Bahamas
Eleuthera
Florida
Weather Bureau
United States
Carolinas
Renors
Florida Peninsula
South Florida
Herman
Academy Head Held On Delinquency Charge
Thomas H. Hopkins superintendent of Hopkins Military Academy was arrested on charges of first degree assault and contributing to delinquency of a minor. Hopkins defended himself saying he has done nothing to fear. The academy, known to parents as Hopkins, faces related assault charges against Louise, a school official.
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Seatile
Wash
Thomas H. Hopkins
Hopkins Military Academy
Hopkins
Fe. Louise
Khrushchev Tours Iowa Farm In Corn Country Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, fatigued but upbeat, toured Roswell Garst's farm near Coon Rapids Iowa to study American corn and fodder methods. He traveled past green fields under heavy security with guards along the route and planned a stop at what Garst calls the mile of maize showcasing meticulously tended grain.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Arguchev
Garst
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Igor Coon Rapids
Iowa National Guardsmen
Air National
Sentencing Withheld in Destruction of Property Case
Magistrate Edward D. Storm withheld sentencing after Kenneth L. Linton was found guilty of destruction of property linked to an incident outside Morocacy Park Tavern on September 20. Eugene Lerch faced the charges. witnesses described an altercation involving name calling and a door kick. Attorney E. Austin James represented the defendant.
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Kenneth L. Linton
RFD
Frederick
Nivo
Eugene
Connor) Lerch
RFD 1
Knoxville
Linton
Lerch
Morocacy Park
Donald Smith
J. Thurmont
Smith
E. Austin James
Bank Robbery Plot in Cleveland Ends in Tragedy
A failed bank robbery in Cleveland ended with the holdup man dead and a woman active in the crime story. They abducted Herbert Fox, manager of the Cleveland Trust Co branch, from his home and left behind a device described as a bomb to threaten his family if he did not cooperate.
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Cleveland
Olin Bar de Varied
Isola Aie Bank Mianacer
Herbert Fox
Cleveland Trist Co
Fox
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