Fredericks County teachers seek $500 start raise
Fredericks County Teachers Association pushes a $500 raise for beginning certified teachers funded by cigarette tax receipts. The plan outlines salary scales from $4,500 to $7,200 for bachelor’s degreed teachers and $4,700 to $7,700 for master’s degree holders, with maximums in 17 years.
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Fredericks
Donald Koens
Speakers Bureau
Koons
Pamphet
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
West Frederick
Endicott
Indus
Mother Slays Son and Wounds Daughters in Ann Arbor
Imogene Craig 29, wife of a University of Michigan Hospital psychiatrist, killed her son Thomas Craig IV, 22, with a knife and wounded her two daughters Ellen and Shannon, ages 5, with multiple stab wounds. She attempted suicide but did not follow through, while the daughters remain in critical condition after surgery at University Hospital.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Imogene Craig
University of Michigan Hospital
Foley Plans 3 Day Tour Of County
Congressman John R. Foley heads a five day reelection campaign tour across the Sixth District starting next Tuesday. He will visit factories, coffee events, and house to house visits in towns including Toll House Manor White Rock and Westbrook with farm bureau debates at Frederick Fair. The schedule spans Tuesday to Saturday with morning factory visits and frequent coffee breaks.
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John R. Foley
Goodloe E. Brron
Frederick Tailoring Company
Market Street
Dmg
Ox-Fibre Brush Company
Monococy Village
James Coniff
Delaware Road
Toll House Manor
Staley Park Field House
Hany Reid
Happy Johnny
Woodsboro Farmers Livestock
Everedy Company
White Rock
Arlie Waltz
White Rock Avenue
Yellow Springs
C. Burton Cannon
Frederick
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
Frederick Fair
Brigadoon
Ruth Landman
Valley Street
Westbrook
Jane O'Leary
Culler Avenue
Dane Hahn
Pearl Street
South Market Street
Estelle Baker
East Patrick Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Farm owner commits suicide at Sabillasville farm
Hanson William Harbaugh 50, owner of Harbaugh Poultry Farm near Sabillasville, died of a self inflicted shotgun wound in the barn. Frederick County Medical Examiner Dr. B. Q. Thomas Sr. confirmed the cause. Police said a note to his wife explained property plans, with funeral arrangements to be announced by L. Creager and Son.
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Sabillasville
Hanson William Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Frederick County
B. Q. Thomas Sr
Tfc
Robert C. Snyder
Charles
Police Find Body In Potomac River Near Swain Lock
Montgomery County police recovered a body from the Potomac River at Swain Lock this morning. The deceased, possibly John Turner of Silver Spring, disappeared last Saturday while boating at Seneca. No positive ID yet. body being taken to Gartner's funeral home in Gaithersburg. Turner had not been located since his boat was found empty the next day. A Swain Lock resident spotted the body around 9:49 AM and authorities removed it about an hour later.
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Montgomery County
Potomac River
Swain Lock
John Turner
Silver Spring
Seneca
Gartner's
Gaithersburg
Turner
Man Killed In Baltimore Car Crash At Bridge Abutment
A 36 year old Baltimore man Kenneth L Yeissey died when his car lost control and struck the concrete bridge abutment on Loch Raven Boulevard at 25th Street in northeast Baltimore. Police identified the victim and noted the crash occurred early today.
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Baltimore
Kenneth L. Yeissey
Loch Raven Boulevard
25Th Street
Ex-Bat Boy's Dream To Buy Pirates Ends In Jail
Vallejo California AP reports Michael Godula once hopeful ex Pirates bat boy, 30, plotted to buy the Pirates with at least 118000 saved. He confessed bank thefts and store pilfering, netting about 500 weekly. Readily, detectives found 70000 in securities and 48000 in cash in various locations. he pleaded guilty to grand theft and awaits sentencing.
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Vallejo
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Michael Godula
Pittsburgh
Michael
Pirates
Til Tapping
Till
Istore
Godula
FBI
Branch Ricey
Rickey
Siag
Benicia
Los Angeles
Moray
Police Chief Charles Main to Attend International Chiefs Conference
Chief Charles V. Main will join about 2,500 police executives from around the world at the International Association of Chiefs of Police annual conference in Washington. The event runs October 1 to 36 at the Statler-Hilton. speakers include FBI Director Hoover and U S Attorney Gasch. Murray of Washington leads as host and could become president for 1960 61.
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Charles V. Main
Washington
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Statler Huron 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. Kirkpatrick
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard H. Stowler
University of Maryland
Robert V. Murray
Metropolitan Police
Bernard L. Garmire
Tucson
Ariz
Murray
New U S 15 Under Repairs Near Thurmont
Route 15 from Catoc tin Furnace northward to Thurmont is closed to traffic for surface repairs. Crews began Tuesday and work aims to finish before cold weather, with expected reopening for weekend motorists though not fully completed. Hartman, state roads engineer, notes patches and surface treatment to prevent winter cracks. Weekend reopening anticipated, then final touch ups next week before center stripes are reapplied.
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Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Trafic
Ray Hariman
State Roads Commission
Ben's Esso
Hartman Sa
Payne's Hill
Franklinville
Catocfin Formance
Hartman
Ward
Nixon Makes Second Southern Campaign Swing
Nixon tours the Deep South en route through Louisiana and Mississippi as part of a six day push in the intensified presidential race. He drew large crowds in Sioux Falls and Kansas City despite rain, pledging a six point farm plan and criticizing Kennedy’s claim the U S is losing prestige.
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Nixon
Ousana
Missi 1
Id Nixon
Louisiana
Lafayette
Jackson
The
Sioux‘ Falls
S. D
Memorial Hall
Kansas
Cit
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
National Guard
Dakotaas
Iha
UN Faces Crisis After K's Attack
Western diplomats warn of a UN crisis after Soviet Premier Khrushchev targets Dag Hammarskjold. Calls grow to abolish the secretary-general’s office and replace it with a three-man council. Eisenhower and U.S. officials condemn the “attack on the United Nations.”
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United Nations
Nikita
Congo
East
Nahe
Zerland
Aus- York
Eisenhower
Cassader James J. Wadsworth
Christian A. Herner
U.N
Herter Hopes Nikita Pushes Revamping Of U.N. To A Showdown
Four colored occupants escaped death when a 1951 Chevrolet stalled on a Ridgeville area railroad track and was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train. Driver Sylvester Morris, 27, of Burkittsville, and Teddy Roosevelt Lyle of Hyattsville were identified. two other men fled. The crash, about 7:30 p.m. Friday, occurred seven-tenths of a mile west of Ridgeville. the train, driven by George William Shelleman of Baltimore, could not stop. State Trooper R. McCleaf led the investigation.
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Ridgeville
Baltimore and Ohio
Aad
Sylvester Jerome Morris
Burkittsville
Teddy Roosevelt Lyle
Hyattstown
George William Shelleman
Baltimore
R. McCleaf
Flower Puller Is Caught In The Act
City police kept busy Friday night with offenses from a flower puller to a speeding motorist chased on U.S. 15 South. Charles Martin Andrews, 20, of Taney apartments, was charged with destruction of public property after seen pushing over flower vases and damaging the Hower holders at the fountain at Seventh and Market. The fountain area, recently renovated, was left in disarray. Police pursued other violators including David Rudolph Reed, identified as Fort Knox service member, cited for speeding and running red lights on Madison Street and U.S. 15 South. LeRoy Charles Jackson faced revoked license summons on Saints Street, while Raymond LeRoy Weedon was arrested for disorderly conduct on West All Saints Street.
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U.S. 15 South
Seventh and Market Streets
Kenneth Cashour
Charles Martin Andrews
Taney Apartments
Andrews
Paul W. Mossburg
H. T. Dinterman
Bentz
South Streets
Madison and
Center Streets
Madison Street
Market
David Rudolph Reed
East Fourth Street
Fort Knox
Reed
LeRoy Charles Jackson
Saints Street
Jackson
Court County
Jas
Tege Terrace
West Street
Raymond LeRoy Weedon
West All Saints Street
Kennedy Prepares For Great Debate in Chicago
Sen John F Kennedy secludes at sister R Sargent Shriver’s Chicago home to study for Monday night television debate with Vice President Richard M Nixon He flew in before dawn after a Salt Lake City speech praising religious liberty and rested on the plane at Midway Airport before departing by limousine for his sister’s residence.
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Chicago
John F. Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Salt Lake City
Midway Airport
Fair Grounds Activity Is Booming At The Weeklong Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society reports booming activity as early arrivals set up booths and concessions for a five day fair starting Tuesday. Food stands from granges churches and fire companies are secured. attendance hinges on weather with sunshine expected. Exhibits include 4 H entries art photography and farm and garden divisions with free grandstand shows Tuesday to Friday after ticket entry. A Tuesday through Friday thrill show by Jack Kochman sells out with separate admission. Court House closes Thursday for fair. only Register of Wills office remains open.
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John T. Best Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Jack Kochman
Tmidvay
America
Best
Court House
Register of Wills
Thomas _ Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Khrushchev Flies to Secluded Long Island Estate
Soviet Premier Khrushchev left Manhattan with State Department permission for a weekend retreat at a secluded Long Island estate. He was joined by leaders of Soviet satellites, under heavy security, after earlier criticizing UN leadership and proposing reforms. Herter warned of a stinging defeat for Khrushchev if UN revamp proposals fail.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
State Department
Long Island
Khrushchev
U.N
Park Avenue
Manhattan
United States
Weather delays Cape Canaveral moon shot attempt
Bad weather and high winds forced postponement of a U S lunar mission as the Atlas Able rocket neared launch. The five day window for favorable conditions narrows if delayed beyond Tuesday, with a 28 day wait for the next period.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Station
Sas
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Brunswick High
Frederick High School
T. Meade Felton
Walkersville High School
Robert Hess
Walkersville School
Dwight Roy
Yellow. Savings School
Teachers Organization
Harry 0. Smith
Liberty Junior High School
Jean Wastler
Boons
Foley
Farmer
Potomac
Main
Interna Police
U.S. 15
Deep South
Mississippi
Herter
Christian A.herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Lord Home
Britain
Maurice
Couve de Murville
France
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Hammarskjold
Saigon
Viet Nam
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