Frederick County Teachers Seek $500 Raise for Beginners
The Frederick County Teachers Association petitions a $500 raise for certified beginner teachers citing cigarette tax revenues as funding. They plan 100 club presentations and 5,000 pamphlets titled The Future Is Now to persuade the 1961 budget decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association
Teachers Speaking Bureau
Donald Koons
Speakers Bureau
Koons
Keons
Pamphet
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
West Frederick
Endicott
Mother slays son and wounds daughters in Ann Arbor
Imogene Craig 29, wife of a University of Michigan Hospital psychiatrist, used a knife and scissors in a Friday night rampage that killed her 22 year old son Thomas Craig IV in his crib and left sisters Ellen 6 and Shannon 5 in critical condition with multiple stab wounds. She attempted suicide but did not complete it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Imogene Craig
University of Michigan Hospital
Foley Plans Three Day Campaign Tour of County
Congressman John R. Foley schedules a five day reelection campaign through Frederick and surrounding areas during fair week. He will hold 7 a.m. factory visits and coffees hosted by supporters, with house to house stops in Toll House Manor White Rock and Westbrook and appearances at the Frederick Fair and Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Foley
Goodloe
Staley Park Field House
Harry Reid
Happy Johnny
Woodsboro Farmers Livestock
Everedy Company
Market Street
White Rock
Annie Waltz
White Rock Avenue
Culler Avenue
Frederick Fair
Jane Hahn
Pearl Street
South Market Street
Estelle Baker
East Patrick Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick
Farm owner Harbaugh dies in self-inflicted gunshot
Hanson William Harbaugh 50 owner of Harbaugh Poultry Farm near Sabillasville was found in the barn with a shotgun wound to the head. Frederick County Medical Examiner Dr. B O Thomas Sr. ruled the death a suicide. The note left for his wife mentioned property and livestock. no motive given. Funeral arrangements by M L Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabillasville
Hanson William Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Frederick County
B. O. Thomas Sr
Robert C. Snyder
Charles
Lee
M. L. Creager and Son
Ex-Bat Boy’s Dream To Buy Pirates Ends in Jail
Michael Godula once a Pirates bat boy, aimed to buy 51 percent of the team with at least 118000 dollars saved. He admitted petty thefts from banks and stores to fund the plan, netting about 500 dollars weekly. Police found 70000 in securities in his Los Angeles room, and he pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Vallejo
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Michael Godula
Michael
Pirates
Godula
FBI
Branch Richey
Rickey
Benicia
Los Angeles
Chief Murray to Host IACP Conference in Washington
Chief Murray of Washington’s Police Department will host the 67th annual conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Washington. The event in October at the Stover Hilton Hotel expects 2,500 top police executives with speakers including FBI Director Hoover and other federal and local officials. Col. Woodson will preside over sessions as outgoing president Charles W. Woodson Jr. steps down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. ‘Iain
Washington
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Stover Hilton Hotel
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Oliver Gasch
U.S
District of Columbia
Clarence Liu
Honolulu
Barant F. Landstreet
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Lyman B. i Kirkpatrick
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard H. Stottler
University of Maryland
Robert
Virginia State Police
Col. Woodson
U S 15 Repairs Close Route North of Franklinville
repairs to the surface on U S 15 from Catoctin Furnace northward have caused a temporary closure for several days. maintenance engineer Ray Hartman said tar and chip surface treatment began Tuesday with two coats applied to the seven mile stretch between Payne's Hill and Catoctin Furnace. traffic may resume for the weekend but a final touch up and center stripes will follow early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Ray Hartman
State Roads Commission
Bens Esso
Hariman
Payne's Hill
Franklinville
Catoctin Furnance
Hartman
Route 81
Nixon Plans Southern Swing As Kennedy Capeckes Back
Vice President Richard M Nixon schedules speeches in Louisiana and Mississippi to resume a major campaign push into the Deep South. He cites a strengthened Democratic civil rights platform as making the region a battleground, with stops at Lafayette and Jackson and large crowds in Kansas and South Dakota. He outlines a six point farm program and argues the United States is losing prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Richard ML Nion
Laana
Mississippi
South
Louisiana
Lafayette
Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
Memorial Hall
Kansas
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
National Guard
United States
John F. Kennedy
Denver
UN Faces Crisis After Kharshchev Attack on UN
Khrushchev’s blistering speech attacks Dag Hammarskjold and the United Nations structure. Western diplomats call it a declaration of war on the UN, with proposals to abolish the secretary general’s office and move the UN from New York. President Eisenhower and U.S. officials label it a real war on the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
X.Y
CAP
Nikita Khrushchev
Dag Hammarstjold
General Assembly
Khrushchev
U.N
Hammarskjold
Congo
New York
Switzerland
Rusiia
Esenhower
Direc
James J. Wadsworth
Christian A. Herter
U. N
Wil
United N
Herter
Britain
Mar ‘Couve de Murville
Frasca
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S. Ries
Sige
Shjeld
Eve Khrushchev
Couve de Murville
Train crushes stalled car near Ridgeville injures four
A 1951 Chevrolet stalled on railroad tracks near Ridgeville was crushed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train. Four occupants fled. two remained, including driver Sylvester Morris and passenger Teddy Roosevelt Lyle. The car was dragged 528 feet before impact. Engineer George W Shelleman reported he could not stop the train. State Trooper R H McCleaf led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Sylvester Jerome Morris
Burkittsville
Teddy Roosevelt Lyle
Hyattstown
George William Shelleman
Baltimore
R. H. McCleaf
Flower Puller Is Caught In The Act
Police arrested Charles Martin Andrews of Taney apartments for destroying public property after he toppled flower vases and damaged a fountain at Seventh and Market streets. Officer Kenneth Cashour witnessed the act around 1 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 15 South
Seventh and
Market Streets
Kenneth Cashour
Charles Martin Andrews
Taney Apartments
Andrews
Paul W. Mossburg
H. T. Dinterman
Bentz
Southi Streets
Madison and
Center Streets
Madison Street
Market
David Rudolph Reed
East Fourth Street
Fort Knox
Reed
LeRoy Charles Jackson
Saints Street
Jackson
Cpl
Mossburg
South Bentz Street
Ossburg
Wilson Stup
West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
Raymond LeRoy Weedon
West All Saints Street
Kennedy Prepares For Great Debate In Chicago
Kennedy retreats to the Chicago home of his sister Mrs Sargent Shriver to study for Monday night television debate with Vice President Richard Nixon. He flew in before dawn after a Salt Lake City speech praising religious liberty and rested on the plane at Midway Airport before leaving for the sister's North Side residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Salt Lake City
Midway Airport
Fair Grounds Open with Booming Booths and Food Stands
Activity surrounds the fair grounds as early arrivals set up booths and concession displays for next week. Frederick County Agricultural Society President John T Best Jr reports sellout booth space and near record crowds. The fair opens Tuesday for five days with live shows, exhibits, and a new midway by Amusements of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Orde
Fairgrounds
Jack Kochman
Amusements of America
Best
Court House
Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Khrushchev Plans Weekend Stay On Long Island Estate
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev secures permission to spend the weekend at a Long Island estate accompanied by top Soviet leaders. The trip follows a visit to the United Nations and prompts Western leaders to discuss potential moves amid ongoing UN factional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sorisi
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Long Island
Khhrushchev
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Moon Shot Postponed by Weather at Cape Canaveral
Weather delays NASA space mission to the Moon as countdown resumes after high winds and poor conditions. Officials say the launch will be rescheduled for the next favorable window. authorities report ongoing monitoring of the lunar probe ahead of a potential future liftoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fie
Sundar
National Aeronautic
Administration
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Stary Margrate
Brunswick High
T. Meade Felton
Walkersville High School
Robert Hess
Walkersville School
Dwight Roy
Yellow Springs
Harry 0. Smith
Liberty Junior High
Jean Wastler
Foley
Potomac
Montgomery County
Potomac River
Swain Lock
John Turner
Silver Spring
Seneca
Gariner
Gaithersburg
Turner
Kenneth J. Weisley
Loch Raven Boulevard
25Th Street
Chief Main
U.S. 15
Deep South
Nikita
Saigon
Viet Nam
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