Freder ick Fair Opens with Record Exhibits and New Attractions
Freder ick fairgrounds bustle as Great Freder ick Fair gears up for Tuesday opening. Officials predict a record expo with 8 to 10 deep lines for household farm garden and pomological entries. Judging starts Tuesday with livestock early and poultry exhibits including a pigeon show. New setup includes rewired exhibition halls and a Tall Cedars transportation car and baler for visitors. Police traffic plans and spectral deputies aid crowd control. In separate news a man and his young daughter were killed by shotgun blasts in Eden Maryland.
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90 Degree Weather To Remain Hot In Frederick
Frederick city and county endure hot dry conditions as autumn arrives with forecasts predicting possible showers Tue and Wed for the Great Frederick Fair. Weekend readings peaked at 92 and 91 degrees marking a hot spell, while the month nears its hottest on record. Water levels fall at Fishing Creek Reservoir and Monocacy River filtration plant near readiness.
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Tax Deadline Is Extended for Taxpayers
County Treasurer Char lotte W. Yarrell announced an extended tax deadline without penalty to October 3 because the Courthouse will be closed part of fair week. The regular deadline remains September 30 with penalties starting October 3 at 0.5 percent per month for late payments. No estimate given for unpaid 1961 real estate taxes.
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Alcohol and Gas Don’t Mix Leads to Fines in Court
Two motorists faced Magistrate's Court after mixing alcohol with gasoline. Guy Stockman of Frederick and Howard Woodley of Mitchelville were convicted of drunken driving. Stockman received 150 dollars and 10 for reckless driving, Woodley 150 dollars and 25 for driving without a license. Stockman had a prior drunken driving conviction. Woodley had no license. Additional cases included Henry Haines and Hubert Fletcher for drunkenness and loitering respectively. Continued on page four.
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Consultant To Address Teachers At Frederick County Meet
A nationally known speaker, Dr. Carl C. Byers, educational consultant for General Motors, will address the Frederick County Teachers Association conference at West Frederick Junior High School. His 2:30 pm talk titled Get Off Your Launching Pad closes the meeting. Byers is known for humor in serious talks and ideas on living longer by swapping worries for laughs. Police checked two weekend break ins with no reported losses at News-Post and Droneburg's shoe shop, then market news notes a NY stock market drop in early afternoon trading.
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Worker Dies While On Job At Hood
A 34 year old construction worker died on Hood College campus while employed by Ferguson Construction. County coroner Dr. B C Thomas Sr. said death was due to natural causes but autopsy pending to confirm. Identified as Clarence W Mull of Mercersburg Pa. He collapsed after feeling ill on a scaffold around 8 a.m.
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Invasion Of Katanga Urged In Congo Split
Refugees from Katanga flooded into Northern Rhodesia as pressure mounted to invade Katanga. Gen Victor Lundula pressed Adoula to act while Lumumbist papers and officials debated a forceful end to Katanga's secession amid UN cautions. Volcanic fear rose in Hawaii as lava vanished and Kilauea threatened eruption.
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Peace Pact Deadline Removed in Khrushchev Talks
Bonn reports Khrushchev dropped end of year deadline for an East German peace treaty in talks with Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak. He preferred slow negotiations over war and signaled readiness to discuss other topics with Western powers. East Berlin status remains off the table per his stance.
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Toy Project Is Successful Local Toy Drive Lauded
Local residents cleared attics basements and playrooms to support the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion toy drive. William H. S. Miller chairing the effort praised strong contributions and urged the public to donate more toys at the Legion Home East Church Street or have items picked up. The program repairs toys to give underprivileged children a Christmas, with pickups aided by welfare agencies and families.
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Twenty eight killed in Turkey air crash
Ankara reports a Turkish airliner crashed in mountains near the capital killing 28. One survivor, identified as Salin Kalatatog t, a banking official, was found in the wreckage and hospitalized in serious condition. Among the dead is Bernard Havens. Rye. SY, a civ engineer with Secony Mobil Ou Co.
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West Berliners urged to trust allied resolve in face of reunification doubts
West German President Heinrich Luebke appealed to Berliners to trust the firmness of the Allies as Gen. Lucius D. Clay defended Berlin’s fate. Clay, Kennedy’s envoy, signaled that East German access controls and recognition moves may shape future policy, fueling fear over reunification.
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Freight derails into passenger train in Arkansas injuring dozens
In Bay, Arkansas a freight train derailed after a wheel came off a car, colliding with a stationary passenger train on a siding. About 20 people were hurt, with at least five in critical condition as hospital officials treated the injured. Frisco officials say the freight slowed to 18 mph.
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Five Day Forecast Shows Warmer Start Then Cooling Week
The forecast from The Associated Press calls for temperatures averaging seven or eight degrees above normal. Expect warm conditions early in the week, cooling toward week’s end with scattered showers in the west Tuesday and more general showers Wednesday and Saturday. Normal highs are in the mid 70s with mid to upper 40s lows, except mountains where highs near 70 and lows in the lower 40s.
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Kennedy Urges Peace Race Over Arms Race at UN
President Kennedy told the United Nations he has the will and weapons to resist aggression and called on the Communist world to join a peace race. He urged a six point disarmament plan, a UN peace force, and warned that yielding to threats leads to war while defending West Berlin and opposing a troika system.
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