Liquor Store Robbed Near Frederick In Morning Heist
State Police report a roof-cut burglary at Hinay Liquor Store on L S 40 west of Frederick. Thieves stole an undetermined amount of whiskey and tobacco items and left about $2 in change missing from the till. Nyhl Ramsburg discovered the break this morning at 9 o'clock as he opened the shop.
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Hinay
L. S. 40
Frederick
Nyhl Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Henry T. Stafford
Peice
Dairyman Pleads Guilty Over Runaway Dalmatians
Frederick dairyman Joseph Vona admitted in court that neighbors may be trying to pin him with dog-house duties. He faced charges he allowed two Dalmatians to roam streets conflicting with dog laws. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars as Magistrate Byron W. Thompson underscored that the law stands.
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Frederick
Joseph Vona
Vona
Massachusetts
Byron W. Thompson
Mr. Vona
Florida Dean Keynote Opens Frederick Teachers’ Conference
Dr. Kimball Wiles acting dean of the University of Florida spoke at Frederick High School to open a two day teachers conference on relating the school to the community. He urged cooperative enterprise and noted power structures influence education while stressing the need to welcome parents and visitors to gauge a good school system.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Kimball Wiles
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Wiles
Fair Draws Over 3 000 Despite Weather Threats
Weather threatening, fair officials forecast a strong turnout with attendance up over 1,500 from last Wednesday and receipts nearly $2,000 higher. Total yesterday reached 3,633 with 1,973 inside and 1,660 for night admissions. Wednesday receipts 3,516.23 versus 1,990.05 in 1959. Highlights include expansive machinery exhibits, farm and garden displays, and a large livestock cavalcade led by Alice Lon. The midway features many rides by Amusements of America and a 925 pound Duroc hog owned by Kenneth Baur. Weather may clear and draw a capacity crowd today and Friday.
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Harrisburg
Glenn Trout
Ian
Lawrence Welk
Alice Lon
Miss Lon
Charles Daugherty
Eperior Ieulchral Society
John T. Best Jr
Fair Board
Sam Preil
Simusements of America
Kenneth Baur
Castro's Homecoming Hit by Two Bomb Explosions
Fidel Castro declared a coming legal showdown over Guantanamo after two bomb blasts interrupted his homecoming crowd of about 150,000 at the palace. He warned a long fight against imperialist enemies and pledged revolutionary patrols to watch neighborhoods. He asserted U.S. actions at Guantanamo would be used to justify intervention, insisting Cuba would act within international law. Market recovery noted as New York trading steadied after decline.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Iivo
U General Assembly
New York
Zaire
Castro
General Assembly
United States
Cuba
United
Sta
York
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
United Nation
Paris
Nepal
Park Avenue
Gien Cove
Long Island
State Department
North Korea
Professor Hull to Visit Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dr. Harry C. Hull, professor of clinical surgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, will continue a postgrad medical education program at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He will make ward rounds, attend morning meetings, lecture on breast cancer, and participate in conferences to discuss technical and medical problems with senior medical school staff.
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Harry C. Hull
University Land School of Medicine
Frederick Memorial
Hull
Frederick Memorial al
Continue Probe of Break-Ins Reports Police Investigation
City police continue investigation into weekend break ins. Terrace Lanes bowling alley in West College Terrace suffered a front door forced entry with no obvious take. Frederic School office robbed of a small amount of money. Break ins discovered on Saturday.
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Terrace Lanes
West College Terrace
Ken
Fredergk School
Child released after foot injury from glass cut
A child sustained a foot cut from broken glass in an accident and was released by the emergency room shortly before midnight. No further injuries or details were provided.
Brigitte Bardot Slashes Wrist in France Amid Nervous Depression
AP reports Brigitte Bardot, 36, found unconscious at friends in Cabroles near the Italian border after an apparent self inflicted act. Her husband Jacques Charrier away on vacation, Bardot under care for nervous low mood and ordered rest. The couple wed last year and share an eight month old son Nicolas.
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Nton
France
Brigitte Bardot
St. Neurological
Usband
Jaques Charrier
Brigies
Friends
Cabroles
Mercedes Simon
Sophia Loren
Brig
Paris
Samy Frey
Charlier
Henri-Georges Glouzot
Simon
Brigitte
Charrier
Nicolas
Jacques
Mamie's Mother Dies in Denver Home
Elivera Doud 82 mother of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower died in sleep at the family home 750 Lafayette St Denver. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower had visited July 27 33. Doud was the first mother in law to accompany a presidential candidate on a campaign trip. Yet the White House question arose when Ike took office. Doud would have preferred to stay near Mamie and her daughter. The report also notes a separate incident where a truck struck a porch causing minor damage to a home on West Patrick and a Gulf salesman owner was not available for comment.
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Denver
Colo
Elivera Doud
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eifsenhoferook
Doud
Pennsylvania Ave
Doug
Gordon Moore
Washkincton DC
Claude Beall
West Patrick
Khrushchev heckles at U N as Macmillan outlines arms path
Khrushchev shouted Russian words during Macmillan's three stage plan at the United Nations General Assembly. He was interrupted by the assembly chair as Western leaders applauded Dag Hammarskjold amid Soviet intrusions and a tense demonstration.
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Macmillan
Khrushchev
Sevarate
We Assembly
Stration
New Windsor Poultry Winners Highlight Frederick Fair
New Windsor farmer Dwight Gorsuch earned top honors in the poultry show at the Frederick Fair. Alton Williar and C Sanner praised the display as the cleanest and best on record. About 1,192 birds entered including bantams and standards. judges named best birds in English and Mediterranean classes. Competition also featured eggs and pigeons with participants from Smithsburg Hagerstown and Brunswick.
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Dwight Gorsuch
Near
New Windsor
Huiger
Frederick Fair
Alton T. Williar
C. Sanner
Formline
Smithsburg
George Gorsuch
Kenneth Frey
Janet Gladhill
Brunswick
T. A. Anderson
Baltimore
George Fe
Fallavan
States Department
Ture
Cen Posie
RFD
Joseph Welle Jr
R. Entier
Hager
Titan Missile Fails To Set Record Flight
Cape Canaveral reports a Titan missile aborts during a test due to a premature second stage engine shutdown. The attempted record flight aimed for a 10,000 mile trajectory into the Indian Ocean, but was blocked by the failure.
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Titan
Cape Canaveral
Fla
SAP
Foriay
India Ocean
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Florida
Dr. Kimball Wiles
Frain
Khrush
United Nations
FRUCK
Independent Hose Company
St. John's School
Prospect Hill
M. J. Grove m2 Company
Frederick Fair Grounds
Jack Kennedy
Mamie
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