Three-vehicle crash on Liberty Road injures two
A Baltimore man Fred Stevens 55 suffered critical injuries including a possible punctured lung and broken ribs in a three-vehicle collision on Liberty Road near Snowden's Creek Bridge in Canall County. C B Boston 26 sustained shoulder bruises while Alvin Jede 31 uninjured.
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Baltimore
Liberty Road
Snowden's Creek Bridge
Canall County
Randallstown
Fred Stevens
West Pratt Street
University Hospital
Sykesville
C. B. Boston
Stevens
Boston
Thomas Langdon
Charges Pending After Double Accident In Montgomery County
Police report that charges are pending in a double accident at the intersection of Maryland 27 and Gue Road near Damascus. A Kensington youth, 16, failed a left turn and overturned a car after entering the intersection at high speed, with no injuries. Troopers Kerr and Tye investigated. the Dorsey truck cited as a cause due to inadequate brakes.
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Dorsey
Maryland 27
Gue Road
Damascus
Kensington
Everett
Grant Harris
Edgefield Road
Chaney Named Head of Maryland Radiation Control Program
Howard E. Chaney of the State Health Department's Division of Occupational Health was appointed to lead Maryland's radiation control program. Director Perry F. Prather said radiation control will be a major future public health concern, as the 1960 General Assembly authorized the program covering ionizing radiation, radioactive materials, air machines, and X-ray devices.
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Baltimore
Howard E. Chaney
State Health Department
Division of Occupational Health
Department
Perry
Prather
General Assembly
Chaney Named Chief Chemist of Occupational Health Division
Chaney a Maryland native was appointed chief chemist of the Division of Occupational Health in 1951 after leading the Eastern Shore Branch Chemical Laboratory. He recently finished a year of study at Harvard School of Public Health and Brookhaven National Laboratories, training in radiological health and ionizing radiation hazard control.
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Chaney
Maryland
Division of Occupational Health
Eastern Shore Branch Chemical Laboratory
Harvard University School of Public Health
Brookhaven National Laboratories
2000 Register to Vote in Rockville County Courthouse
About 2000 Montgomery County citizens crowded Rockville Courthouse to register before midnight for the November election. Ward W. Caddington of the Permanent Board of Voters noted the final hours were the heaviest, with a long queue snaking around the block as both parties’ workers handed out literature and candidates campaigned.
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Rockville
Ward W. Caddington
Permanent Board of Vv
Kennedy
Congress
Maryland
John R. Foley
Incumbent and Mathias Meet Waiting Citizens Outside
Charles Mac Mathias and his Republican challenger spoke to as many waiting citizens as possible, engaging the public and fielding questions during a campaign stop.
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Charles
Mac
Mathias
One Killed Four Injured In Trailer Park Explosion
A blast and subsequent fire at a small trailer camp in New Market near New Cumberland Pennsylvania left one dead and four injured. An attendant at a nearby service station said three house trailers and a frame house were destroyed after the explosion which occurred shortly after 9 pm and blacked out local power. Firefighters from nearby communities rushed to the scene.
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New Cumberland
New Market
Here
Harrisburg Hosipital
Charles Rowe
Committee Critical of Gov Tawes in Reapportionment Row
A Montgomery County committee of Democrats and Republicans blasted Governor Tawes over the Walsh plan for reapportionment. Royce Hanson of the State Fair Representation Committee called the move not a compromise but a sellout, amid ongoing remarks on the governor’s action last week.
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Rockville, Md
Montgomery County
Tawny
Walsh
Royce Hanson
State Fair Representation Committee
iTawes
House of Delegates
Montgomery
Prince Georges Counties
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
Philip Thorson
Thorson
Nev
Prospects Brighten for End of Strife in Laos
Diplomatic sources report momentum toward a settlement of Laos civil war between Premier Souvanna Phoumi’s neutralist government and Phoumi Nosavan’s right wing rebels. Paratroopers attacked rebel positions near Savannakhet, with roads to the stronghold reportedly cut off and Pathet Lao areas under rebel influence. Souvanna vows peace with the Pathet Lao amid Western cautious optimism.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phoumi
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Savannakhet
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Driver Killed In Car Crash Near Burtonsville
Samuel C. C. MacFann, 20, of Howard County died when his car overturned near Burtonsville and caught fire. Two others were slightly injured. James Gessford, 23, of Laurel, rescued Louise Hill, 17, of Brookeville, from the wreck and both were treated at Montgomery General Hospital after the fire.
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Burtonsville
Aid
Samuel CC. MacFaan
Here
George Fusco
The
Mont
Gomery County
MacFann
Howard County
Fusco
James Gessford
Laurel
Louise Hil
Brookevile
Gessford
Miss Hill
Montgomery General Hospital
Sandy Spring
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Patrick Street
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W. L. King
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Knights of Columbus
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Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
U. S
B.S
Potomac Edison CO
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