Robbery at Hiway Liquor Store West of Frederick
State Police report thieves busted a roof hole at the Hiway Liquor Store on US 40 west of Frederick to steal alcohol. They removed cases and some cash, with enough whiskey taken to keep four people supplied for months. Police noted a sloped lot allowed access to the roof and that iron bars and a locked door had previously been used for security.
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Hiway
Frederick
Ramsburg
Staite
Bulding
Rarnsburg
Henry I. Stafford
Citizens Out To Put Him In Dog House
Frederick chairsman Jos Vona admitted in court that locals may try to put him in the dog house over dog laws. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars after describing misrepresentation of his Dalmatian custodians and the dogs’ attachment to his family.
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Frederick
Jos Vona
Stresi
Tre
Vona
Coliese
Pats
Bret
Ihe
Jane
Cel vi Beteses
Vana
Massachusetts
Byron W. Thompson
Florida teachers hear dean of UF at Frederick conference
Dr. Kimball Wiles acting dean of the University of Florida spoke at Frederick High School for the two day conference. He urged teachers to relate schools to the community and argued that teachers must care for all students, not just some, noting that a good system welcomes parents as visitors.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
Kimball Wiles
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Wiltal
Cope
Prise
Wiles
Fair Draws Big Crowd at Local Fair
The county fair attracts over 3,000 attendees with receipts exceeding $3,818 as displays set records for quantity and quality. Children’s Days are noted for today and Friday, with a grandstand lineup including Miss Lor and Lawrence guest appearances. Charles Daugherty, former Frederick County Agricultural Society groundkeeper, attends as a guest of John T. Best Jr. Midway entertainment is provided by American partners, with hopes for clear weather to draw a large crowd.
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Lawrence
Fairals
Charles Daugherty
Frederick County Agricultural Society
John T. Best Jr
Soci
Sements of America
Kenneth Agh
Bomb explosions interrupt Castro homecoming in Havana
Fidel Castro returned to Havana amid a welcome home crowd of about 350000 near the palace when two bomb blasts interrupted the scene. He denounced U S actions around Guantanamo Bay and warned of a looming political clash over the base as he addressed the UN in New York and the massed crowd.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Tre
Croud
Ieee
Imperial
USAMA
Relaam
Teome
Mi “Ae
United States
Cuba
Professor to Visit Frederick Memorial
Professor of zy at the University of Maryland School of Medicine will visit Frederick Memorial on Monday October 3. He will attend a staff meeting in the afternoon and deliver a lecture on breast cancer before conference discussions on technical and medical problems with senior faculty members of the medical school.
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University of Maryland School of Medicine
Vi Frederick Memorial Tal
Factny
Frederick
Continue Probe Of Break-Ins Involving Two Sites
Police continued the probe into two break ins discovered on Saturday. One at Terrace Lanes Bow West College Terrace showed forced entry but nothing appeared stolen. The Fredericknh School break in left a money odor detected in the school office.
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West
College Terrace
Frederick Nh School
Khrushchev to Confer as Trip in New York Continues
Khrushchev's New York visit continues with security tight as Soviet leader meets hosts at Park Avenue and plans for a possible three week stay precede a North Korea trip in October. Officials note ongoing talks amid a guarded, propaganda oriented whirlwind while authorities await final plans. A separate alert reports an 8 AM truck fire at Prospect Street near St. John’s School, caused by a McO Grove lime company vehicle, with no injuries.
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York
Yingschev
Sov
Khrushchev
New York
Nepal
Park Avenue
Vushchey
Glen Coxe
State Department
North Korea
Independent
John’s School
McO
Grove Lime Company
Brigitte Brigitte Seen In Paris Amid Personal Struggles
Brigitte is reported suffering nervous low mood and needing complete rest after a troubled period. She was photographed lunching with Henri-Georges Grouzot, director of La Verita filming, as rumors swirl about a conflict with husband Charrier. The couple married last year and have a son Nicolas eight months old. Jacques faced military service and later a period in an army hospital for depression.
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Rablers
Tresor
Simon
Lorenzie
Paris
Charner
Henri-Georges Grouzot
Brigitte
Charrier
Nicolas
Jacques
Mamie's Mother Dies in Denver Car Crash Toll
Elivera Eisenhower mother of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower dies at 32 in Denver after a home accident and a freeway incident in which a handbrake failure is noted. Claude Beall’s home is cited in investigation as bricks loosened near a Rhinehart window after a damaged Gulf truck scene.
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Denver
Colo.ap
Elivera
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisen
Enhoser
Chicago
Russeil le
I OU Corporation
M Fe
Claude Beall
West Patrick
Beall
Brade
Rinehart
Rhinehart
Macmillan Proposes Three Stage Plan Toward Arms Accord
At the U N General Assembly Harold Macmillan outlined a three stage program to prepare for political action toward an arms agreement. He defended Dag Hammarskjold as Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders clashed, prompting tense table thumping as Hammar sköld address drew a similar reaction.
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Harold Macmied
Macmillan
U. N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarise
Khrushcnev
Bioc
Hammarskjold
New Windsor Farmer Wins Best Poultry at Frederick Fair
Dwight Gorsuch of near New Windsor topped the poultry competition as best farm flock at the Frederick Fair. Alton Williar and Emmons Sanner praised the show as one of the cleanest and best displays on record with 1,182 birds plus pigeons. Eleven farm flocks competed. Victor Kline and George Gorsuch won best birds in American and Easl classes, while Kenne Frey claimed Mediterranean class. Janet, T. A. And Baltimore topped bantam female. Eggs department reports include Mrs Nelle Cook and others. Judges were Joseph Wolfe and J R Entler.
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Dwight Gorsuch
New Windsor
Frederick Fair
Alton T. Williar
Emmons C. Sanner
Victor Kline
Smithsburg
George Gorsuch
Kenne Frey
Janet
T. A
Baltimore
Nelle Cook
Rey S. Baer
RFD
George
Baer Raz
Baer Sam R
Lynn
Holly Springs
Department of Agricultis
Middietoun
Joseph Wolfe
Oty
J. R. Entler
Hazerstoun
Titan Missile Flight Attempt Ends in Premature Shutdown
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports a premature shutdown of the Titan missile second stage halted the Air Force bid to fire a record 10 000 mile flight into the Indian Ocean. The failure truncates the planned mission and prevents a new performance mark.
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Fla
Air Force
Indian Ocean
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