No Evidence Of Plane Crash In Maryland Area
Police and rescue units searched around Brighton in Montgomery County near the Howard line for about two hours but found no evidence of a plane crash. Officials said no commercial or military aircraft were overdue, and Friendship International Airport reported no missing planes.
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Maryland
Brighton
Montgomery County
Howard County
Friendship International
Baltimore
Hoam
Friendship Airport
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Air Force
Myste
Brighton Dam
Evelyn Conger
Brigs
Conger
Waterloo
Princeton Students Favor Nixon Poll Results
Princeton students show support for Richard M Nixon with 35 percent of the student body, about 1,677 individuals surveyed by The Princetonian. The presence of Henry Cabot Lodge as running mate affects Kennedy supporters and Johnson supporters differently in the shifting political landscape.
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Princeto
Princeton U
Richard M
Princetonian
Nixon
John Eremec
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lenzie
Lyndon B. Johnson
Runni
Kennedy
Public relations panel at Frederick County Teachers Conference
A morning panel at Frederick High School discussed elements of an effective public relations program for schools. Moderator Milson C. Raver led speakers Beatrice Gudridge Paul Welsh and George B. Brain, with audience Q&A following. Dr Frederick Heldrich spoke on children with heart disease and activity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Milson C. Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Beatrice
National Education Association
Washington
Paul E. Welsh
Purations
McCormick and Company, Inc
George B. Brain
Baltimore City
Gudridge
Welsh
Scheo
Suelie i
Board of
Ediwachers
Maryland
Frederck
Frederick J. Heldrich
Heldrich
Ideal Weather Draws Crowds to Fair Grounds
Spectators flocked to the fair grounds as ideal weather prevailed. Attendance on Thursday matched a strong turnout with hundreds entering and many enjoying the show despite distractions. The event featured agricultural displays, prizes, and show animals, with Pearl the cow drawing attention for a top offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xe Roosevelt ii
Dyigat Eisenhower
Sharon
George Stauffer
Walkersville
Pearl
Contractor Cleared In Drunk Trial
A fragmented report states that contractor Robert was cleared of op tile drunk charges after a series of motor cases. It mentions Joseph Z, Byron W Thompson, Jerome Offutt, James R, and other witnesses in a Monrovia area incident involving a 1860 Ford and guard rails on U.S. 340. The piece references road conditions, a crash near a service station, and possible reckless driving charges.
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Joseph Z
Byron W. Thompson
Robert
Moxters
Poice
Ford
Monrovia
Harrow
Robert Stor Ion
Jerome Offutt
Witn
James R
U.S. 340
Bae
Elliott
Agie
U.S. 40
Pills Foil Bardot's Mashing Of Wrists
In France Brigitte Bardot avoided a wrist smashing incident. AP dispatch reports a medical condition linked to a coma-like state after a confrontation. J Jacques Namin, director of St Francis Neurological Clinic, commented on the episode.
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Bardot
France
Brigitte Ide Attemni Neen Owas Foun Ma Coma
Eoning
Pitts
Bed
J. Jacques Namin
St. Francis Neurological Clinic
Held For Stealing Judge's Wallet
Nathaniel Pickrven, 38, was held in $550 bail on a burglary charge. He is accused of stealing Judge Robert W. Honeyman's wallet from the Montgomery County Court, with no money inside the wallet, taken from the judge's suit coat hanging in his chambers.
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Norristown
Pal
Nathaniel Pickrven
Robert W. Honey
Montgomery County
Probe Of Prisons Resumes
A Maryland Board of Corrections member told a Legislative Council committee morale at the Reformatory for Males in Hagerstown was very low from the superintendent on down. He cited employee complaints since May 1959 and said interference by the prison superintendent conflicted with operations.
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Hagerstown
James M. Curren
H. Winship Wheatley Jr
Prince Georges
Reisner
Reformatory
Clement J. Ferling
Baltimore
State Penitentiary
House of Correction
Jessup
Board of Correctio
James W. Curran
George E. Snyder
Washington
Curran
Washington County
House of Delegates
Board of Correction
Joseph S. Kaufman
Weant
Ees
Explosion kills five in Michigan home
A powerful explosion and fire destroyed a Convis Township frame home nine miles northwest of Farwell. Rescue crews found five members of Delmar Brown’s family dead, including his wife Hilda and three young children Pamela Daniel and Sally, amid the debris. Authorities speculated an oil stove caused the blaze though no source was confirmed.
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Farshall
Mich
Ers
Convis Township
Here
Robert Lane
Delmar Brown
Hilda
Pamela
Daniel
Sally
Lightning Kills Four in Italian Storm Toll
Four people were killed by lightning during a rainstorm in Italy. Among the victims was a Roman Catholic priest who was struck while tolling church bells to warn of the coming storm at Bibbiano Casentino in southern Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Bibbiano Casentino
West Germany Cancels East Trade Pact Amid Berlin Tensions
Bonn today announced the cancellation of the West East Germany trade agreement by year end. Adenauer’s government said the move responds to Communist pressure on Berlin and hinges on easing movement into and out of the city. The pact involves about two billion marks in trade and affects East Germany’s economy.
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BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West
East Germany
West Berlin
Adenauer
Bonn
Berlin
Felix von Eckardt
Comunists
West Germany
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
von Eckardt
Willy Brandt
Wiest Berlin
Heinrich Rau
Brandt
United Nations
NAY
Communist Bloc
Harold
Macmilan
U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomuika
General Assembly
Macmillan
Gomulka
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Gomutska
Chanellor
Castro Attacks Kennedy and Nixon as Illiterate Kids
Fidel Castro denounced Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy as two illiterate, ignorant, beardless kids in a late night TV and UN General Assembly tirade. He claimed Khrushchev would win more votes if he spent six months in the United States.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
General Assembly
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Union Endorses Foley For Reelection
Washington AP reports John R Foley Democratic senator from Maryland received United Mine Workers endorsement for reelection. The list includes 10 Senate candidates, 2 governors and 53 total candidates across parties won union approval in November. Foley was the sole Maryland name on the UMW slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. Foley
D-Md
United Mine Workers Union
Senate
Hoare
UMW
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Paul Cannon
Montana
Foley
Maryland
United Mire Workers
Lst
Higgins Signs 3 Year Contract
Boston announces Mike Higgins signs a three year contract as field manager and director of all Red Sox player personnel. President Thomas A. Yawkey and executive vice president Richard H. O Connell announce the pact as the 1960 season ends in New York.
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Boston
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Thomas A. Yawkey
Sox
Richard H. O'Connell
New York
Higgins
New Jersey Officials Set Monocacy Battle Tribute Meet
New Jersey and Maryland officials will meet October 4 at the Monocacy Battle site near Frederick to discuss centennial observances. Commissioner Salvatore A. Bontempo will represent New Jersey with other state and Frederick leaders attending, honoring the 1864 battle and its commemorative granite marker.
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New Jersey
Salvatore A. Bontempo
New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Monocacy
Frederick
Maryland
Jacob Ramsburg
Judse Edward
Delaplaine
Delbert Null
Board of County Commissioners
Richard Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County Historical Society
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County Civil War Centennial, Inc
Bontempo
Olga G. Atkins
Everett J. Landers
New Jersey Civil War Centennial Commission
Representa
Jabal Anderson
14Th
New Jersey Volunteer Infantry
Monmouth
Gloucester
Lew Wallace
James Ricketts
Monocacy River
Early
Ith
United States
Jubal A. Early
Two Teenagers Hurt As Cars Collide In Frederick
On Wednesday night two teenage drivers were injured when DeGrange and West Patrick streets intersection saw a collision. Wilson A Stull Jr. 17's Plymouth and Ronald Smith 18's Chevrolet collided. Stull struck a power pole. Smith faces reckless driving charges. two passengers were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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DeGrange
West Patrick Streets
Wilson A. Stull Jr
DeGrange Street
West Patrick Street
Ronald Smith
Woodsboro
Smith
West Patrick
Stull
J. Frank Main
Linda Ann Reeder
Kenneth Miller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Guy M. Himes
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Wress
Harry
Frederick Fair
Peo
Frank J. Keefer
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Ike
Nikita
United Nations, N.Y
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India
Nehru
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Sukarno
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Union
State
N. J
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