Judging At Fair Begins This Morning
Early arrivals clustered around judging rings as the 96th Frederick Fair opened for five days of exhibits and attractions. The Spring Garden Band opened the first afternoon show at 1 45, with races slated at 2 15 and acts including Nelsons trained pigs and Novellos poodle symphony. Evening shows feature Lets Go America, Grand Ole Opry performers Friday, and Jack Kochmans thrill show Saturday. Governor McKeidin expected on Governors Day. Weather wary but fair forecast, with turning cooler by Thursday.
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Frederick Fair
Iseays
Fair Management
Nelson
Novello
Frank Wirth
America
Grand Ole Opry
Radio Fame
Jack Kochman
Spring Grove
Frederick High School
Prell
Maryland
U S Missile Use Claims Spark Red China Protests
Peiping accused Nationalist forces of using U S Sidewinder missiles to shoot down fighters and vowed punitive air force blows. The People's Daily called the move a grave provocation and the first use of guided missiles in modern warfare.
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Tokyo
Red China
U.S
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
People's Daily
Trial over $400000 damage suit in Maryland
Carroll County businessman testifies a bricks laden tractor trailer swerved into his path causing his wife’s death. Survivors and Mrs Martha Grimes estate sue truck owners and driver for $400000 as trial before a federal judge proceeds with questions about the crash near the Maryland Pennsylvania line.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Martha Grimes
R. Dorsey Watkins
Ray A. Grimes
Mount Airy
sJand WI
Pennsylvania Line
Grimes
Democrats Lead Up By 300 In Frederick County Registration
Final registration figures for the November election show Democrats 16,571 and Republicans 12,690 with a Democratic margin of 3,881 over the GOP. Total voters 29,716, up 1,272 since the primary. compares to 29,596 in 1956 and 28,401 in 1954. District by district tallies list Democrats second and declined third in each precinct.
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Frederick County
County Board of Registry
G.O.P
Buckeystown
Frederick
L-A
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Emmitsurg
Urbana
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Thurmont
Justice Clark To Speak Here To Boy Scouts
Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark will address the Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts on October 28 at Calvary Methodist Church in Little Rock. The talk honors volunteer leaders and Clark, who is an Eagle Scout, also chairs Operation Patrick Heary aiding boys in public speaking.
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Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Francis Scott Key
Calvary Methodist Church
Countty
Clark
Patrick Heary
Justice Clark
Frederick High School
Dallas
Tex
T. J. Raney
Harry
Truman
the Supreme
Murphy
Faubus
U.S
R. Beal Kidd
Paubus
Kidd
U.S. Sth Cirr
Tight Money Action Seen Turns into Court Orders
A report threads through federal court actions and Fed actions as judges discuss school integration, restraining orders, and possible future tight money moves by the Federal Reserve. The text notes Justice Clark's background, pending three judge panel hearings, and police and probation actions in Maryland and Frederick, along with labor and market developments in Detroit New York and Baltimore.
County Bids Opened For Three Road Projects
Bids will be opened at 11:30 a.m. in Winchester Hall by the County Roads Board on October 15 for macadam surfacing and blacktopping across three routes. One project covers 1.9 miles on Peddicord road toward Fritztown Harrisville road. Another covers a half mile on Harrisville school road to Woodville-Unionville road. A Mt Zion church road macadam 1.33 miles from Mt Zion church north to Mt Philip road in Ballengers and Braddocks districts.
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County Roads Board
New Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Woodville
Peddicord
Woodville-Unionville
Fritztown
Harrisville
Harrisville-Fritztounm
Mt. Zion Church
Ms. Zion Church
Mt. Philip Road
Ballengers
Braddock
Heavy Cruiser Fires Missile Off Maine Coast
Brunswick, Maine reports a guided missile launch from a heavy cruiser during a Dependents' Day cruise. The Regulus missile flew 100 miles to Brunswick Naval Air Station, described by the Navy as a complete success. The USS Macon conducted the firing sixty miles off the coast for the event.
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Brunswick
Maine
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Navy
Macon
UN Secretary General Seeks Conditional Troop Withdrawals
Dag Hammarskjold announced to the General Assembly that the United States and Britain agreed, conditionally, to withdraw troops from Lebanon and Jordan. The U S would finish Lebanon withdrawal by October end if conditions improve, Britain to start Jordan pullout in October and complete as feasible. Spinelli, the special representative, is in Amman to arrange the process.
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Little Rock
Jordan
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Middle East
Pier P. Spinelli
al «N
Amman
Alcatraz Escape Attempt Sought After Guard Kidnapped
A bold escape from Alcatraz Island ends with guard Harold Miller bound and gagged as convicts Aaron Burg and Clyde Johnson flee. Johnson was captured after a coast guard sighting, while Burg remains at large as a 60 man posse searches the fogbound island. The incident follows Alcatraz’s long history of attempted breaks since 1934 with several fatalities and disappearances.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Aaron Walter Burg
San Francisco Bay Island
Burgetts
Clyde M jJohnson
FBI
Indianapolis
Harold Miller
Miller
Alcatraz
Johnson
Coast
Butt
iCoast Guard
Bureau of Prisons
Army Ini
Tye
Missing Miami Stop Sign Stirs Ticket Debacle
In Miami a traffic policeman ticketed eight motorists for failing to observe a stop sign. Seven admitted they did not see it. the eighth demanded proof. They returned to the intersection to find no stop sign, prompting the officer to tear up the tickets and joke about a missing sign.
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Miami
Fla
Girls 4-H Booths Overflow With Exhibits At Fair
The Fred Bountiful Harvest Fair 4-H department shows record entries as over 600 items were registered Saturday. Younger members display sewing aprons kits and decorative stitchery while baked goods, canning, and gardening items fill the booths. New clubs formed this year boost participation as judges prepare to group champions.
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Mary A. Thomas
Thomas
Middletown
Urbana
Unionville
Shookstown
Walkersville
Petersville
Yellows Springs
Braddock
Lewistown
Little Star
Mt. Pleasant
Rocky Springs
I Jownsville
Liberty Stown
Mont
Jeffferson
Big Star
Ballenger
Miss Thomas
Willard Holter
Marvin Stambaugh
Henry McGaha
John Stiles
Duval Sweadner
Dulles Signals Policy Change If Reds Offer Cease Fire
Secretary of State Dulles said there could be important changes in U S policy on defending Quemoy if the Chinese Communists offer a reliable cease-fire in the Formosa area The United States might withdraw some Nationalist forces on the offshore islands He urged that renunciation of force apply to both Communist China and the Nationalist government and noted improving prospects for peace in the region Meanwhile in Warsaw the United States and Communist China resumed talks on Formosa Strait tension with optimism among diplomats and a shared stance against war escalation.
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Washington
Dulles
U.S
Quemoy
Formosa
United States
Chiang
China
Warsaw
Poland
API
Formosa Strait
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Dulies
Wang
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Hurricane Ilsa Nearing Death At Sea
Hurricane Ilsa drifts toward demise in the North Atlantic while remaining offshore. The storm, 230 miles east of Bermuda, heads north with below normal rainfall expected along Newfoundland as weather officials note diminishing strength and a rainy start to October.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Helene
Ilsa
Bermuda
Tsa
Newfoundland
Weather Bureau
Lisa
London
Dhe
Sputnik
Soviet Union
Red China
Quemoys
U S Plans to Arm Chiang Forces With New Landing Ships
The United States will supply Chinese Nationalists with 119 Fly Boxcars and large landing ships to boost aid to Quemoy and Matsu. LSDs will carry far more cargo than current LSTs, while training begins as an undisclosed vessel arrives. A Nationalist air drop mission reports a cargo plane shot down after 16 days of high priority drops.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Gueng
U.S. Taiwan Formosa
Quemoy
Big
Little
Six Norfolk schools shut as integration crisis escalates
Governor Almond orders closure of six Norfolk facilities housing about 10,000 students amid federal desegregation pressure. Police guard Granby High School as 17 Negro pupils join compliance class. city officials meet behind locked doors 90 minutes. Senior highs suspend fall football and adult classes end.
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Richmond
Norfolk
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
Granby High School
J. J. Brewbaker
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