Navy Volunteers Set New Gravity Records at Maryland Fair
Navy volunteers broke multiple gravity endurance records at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium with the centrifuge and water-filled testing devices. Navy researchers reported 28 to 45 G forces withstanding tests as they assess protective measures for future space capsule flights. The event opened with farm entries, featuring 4-H and Future Farmers of America in livestock judging and a Baltimore County Day highlighted by the Farm Queen pageant.
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Harpers Ferry
Virginia
Maryland
Williamsport
Point of Rocks
Hawkcock
Ohio
Hancock
Timonium
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Smene
Air Force
John Stapp
Farmers of America
Taree
Daniel B. Brewster
Fair
Guernsey
Jersey
Baltimore County
At & P.nv
Johns Device
Ville
Classic TV Guide Listings With Movie and Show Timings
A dense schedule of films, serials, and variety shows fills a Saturday lineup. Notable items include Lone Ranger, Batman style adventures, News and Weather, sport updates, and late night broadcasts featuring comic acts and westerns.
Plunges Into High Level Talks Among World Leaders
The article outlines expected discussions between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan ahead of a potential Khrushchev summit. It notes Macmillan’s shift toward a possible earlier ministers’ meeting and the hope for progress before any top-level conference.
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Randtravin
Paget Relcoaue
Xigpelania Cap
Washington
Scottish Highlands
Cape
Scary
Priday
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Bonn
U. S
Tig Pour
Geeva
State Officials State Why Prison Should Be Built Here
State officials argue for a Washington County site two hours from Baltimore as the preferred location for a new prison facility. They cite utilities and trained personnel from Reformatory and other penal institutions to support construction and operation.
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Goldstein
Reformatory
Washington County
Baltimore
Jessupa
Disturbances lead to fines and jail terms
Fines and jail terms were handed down after disturbances in the city. Roberts woman fined one dollar for buying wine and so forth. Moats girl fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. Everett Elliott of Pennsylvania faced 30 dollar fine or 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct after resisting police and being removed from a car. Magistrate Einbinder warned against such behavior and noted officer rights. John P. Corderman, 17, fined 25 dollars for reckless driving after a collision and damage on Oak Hill Avenue.
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Roberts
Meville
Madison Avenue
Moats
Everett Elliott
Pennsylvania
James Baker
Einbinder
Elliott
Oficer Baker
Madrning
John P. Corderman
Oak Hill Avenue
State Couple Get City Keys At Clarksburg
A Maryland couple, Fred and Mrs Barker, received a city key in Clarksburg amid the town’s Treat a Tourist Day celebrations. Their hospitality included a hotel lunch, a motel room, and tax details noted in the narrative amid figures on federal, state, and local revenues and debts.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
API
Maryland
Fred Barker
Clarkslanlow
Treasuries
Burg
Cincinnati
Solomon’s
Island
Navy
Bermuda
Halliun
iGuard Stabbed By Prisoner At Patuxent
BALTIMORE AP A Patuxent Institution guard Edward J. Smith 24 was stabbed in protective custody by prisoner Trank Long using a home made knife. Smith remained in good condition at University Hospital while Long faced head lacerations from the scuffle and is jailed on a 10 year sentence for assault with intent to murder.
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Baltimore
Patuxent Institution
University Hospital
Harold M. Baslow
Edward J. Smith
Boslow
Smith
Trank Long
Long
Polio Fear Prompts US Plan to Ship Gear to Laos
In Washington the AP reports that U S planes will fly military equipment to Laos within days to aid the country against Communist rebels. The shipment includes arms ammunition vehicles and other gear drawn from Western Pacific stocks.
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Laos
U.S
Washington
Little Kingdom
Philippines
Peraps
Japan
Speeding Report Sparks City Radar Crackdown
Police used radar after resident complaints of speeding in a neighborhood. Results released Thursday show most violators were motorists living in the area where complaints originated.
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Uranston
RSCAP
Soviet Agrees To Hold Off Nuclear Tests
The Soviet Union says it will pause nuclear tests as long as the West does and hopes this lasts forever. Khrushchev pledged not to be first to resume tests, while France advances toward testing in the Sahara Desert, and Western powers extend their ban for the year.
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Ron Page
Cumberland
Rock Creek
District of Columbia
Wills Creek
Sanderlin
Washington County
Weverton
Williamsport
Haazack
Yarther
Knoxville
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Conde
France
United States
Britain
Sahara Desert
Cash stash found in dead man's home in Martinsburg
Sheriff reports $4,255 in cash recovered from the home of 91 year old John Thomas Farris found dead after a three day search in the western suburbs. Death due to natural causes. Farris, a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman, survived by a stepson Thomas Kutsey of Berkeley County. The money is placed in the county treasury pending court disposition.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Carlton B. Stuckey
John Thomas Farris
Farris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas Kutsey
Berkeley County
VFEW Head Calls for Ignoring Khrushchev Visit
Los Angeles AP reports VFW national commander Joby W. Mahan 95 of Helena Montana urged ignoring Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his U S visit except for government officials who must talk to him. He spoke at the VFW convention opening Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Alli
Sals
Khrush
Joby W. Mahan
Marine Corps
Mahan
Helena
Mont
VFW
Prayer Prayer for Faith and Grace in Canada
A devotional plea from Craige C. Pidgeon of Toiopto Ontario urging believers to pray with steadfast faith. The text seeks to claim God’s promises and channel grace to those thirsty for God, envisioning wonders for the generation.
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Craige C. Pidgeon
California Courthouse Cafeteria Row Sparks Worker Boycott
Los Angeles County Courthouse workers boycott Leonard Glaser operated Siesta Club cafeteria on opening day. A clash arose over rent 13 percent of gross and use of county file clerks to serve meals. County supervisors warned of possible takeover if sales do not improve. Glaser offered free coffee and doughnuts for three hours to soothe 5,000 Civic Center workers.
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Leonard Glaser
Siesta Club
Glaser
Board of Supervisors
Jroo
Imonte
LOS Angels
Los Angeles
Civic Center
Opera
Kenneth Hahy
Irust
Sunday Television Schedule Compilation
Sunday schedule lists many programs across channels including The Big Picture Sunday Playhouse Western Roundup O Henry Playhouse and college and travel features. Notable items include Baseball previews Game of the Week Chicago at Cleveland and The Last Word with Susie as well as various news weather and entertainment programs.
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O'Henry Playhouse
College Board
Patches & Friend
Lauegs & Hardy Playhouse
Spencer Tracy
Major Flagrel
Film Theatre of 1 Air 1200
Chicago
Cleveland
Georgetown University Forum
Steadman
Narow Margin
Charl McGraw
Daltine
Boston
Bozo
Soldiers of Fortune
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Hanerstown
C&o
New York
By Frank Carey
All Rights
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Ing
Wyand‘s
Sas
Cartoon Playhouse
Laurel & Hardy
the Collegians
Brandton
Phillies
Douglas Fairbank
Buddy Dean
Joan
Roy Bean
Freeden
Four Corner
Bat Masterson
Kit Careen
Lone Ranger
Annie Gable
Milt Grant
Roy Ropers
Yin
Sea Hunt
Border
U.S. Marshall
Jeff's Collie
Parry Fre
Calor
Jubilee USA
Black Saddle
Brenner
Don Owens
Lawrence Walk Cw
Cimarron City
David Niven
San Francisco
Jense Fame
Shack
Norman Vincent Peale
Litton
AMOCO
Summit Avenue
Antietam Street
Patuxent
Patterson
N. J
Donald Sytsma
Federal Reserve Bank
Thea Son
Sytsma
Clarence
Burger State Line
Penna
Potomac St
Hagemtown, Md
Soviet
VFEW
Saguenay River
Nassau
Caribbean
Washingter
Miami
Frederick, MD
Antietam Transit CO
Court House
California
Keller-Stonebraker CQ
Lewis Schnebly, JR
Summit Ave
Mars Opticians
Marland
Zanith
Regent
Thnates
Chet Huntley
Christopher
Laurie
Assignment Foreign Legion
Pater
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Suspicion
Maverick
Five Star Playhouse
Lawman
Baragher
TV Theatre
TV Show
Tai
Coltas
Deadline For Action
Border Patrol
Alfred Hitchcock
Tombstone
Starlight Theatre
Bold Venture
Norman Vincent Pasle
Family Savings Assn
Franklin St. Lang Meadow
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