Jottings From Our Reporters Notebooks Continued
Readers learn of hospital accidents and family concerns as Malvin’s fainting episode and a brother’s upset stomach are noted. Maryland state government info advances with League of Women Voters pamphlets on how government works and how a bill becomes law. Subdivision regulations face planing officials, stressing private road conditions and developer ethics. Tax help offered by the Comptroller’s Income Tax Division in Hagerstown.
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Maryland
League of Women Voters
Louis Locke
Legislative Council
Acci
Louis Licke
Laurel
Comptroller’s Office
Louis Goldstein
Comptroller of the Treasury
Earl Building
Washington Sh. Hagerstown
Wallendas Triumphal Return On Circus High Wire
DETROIT AP The Wallendas stage a triumphant comeback on the high wire despite past tragedy in this city two years ago. Karl Wallenda leads his troupe with daughter Jenny and son Mario, who was injured in 1952, as performers thrill thousands with no net during the show and a March of Dimes benefit program follows.
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Wallendas
Detroit
Karl Wallenda
Fils Lithe
Jenny Faughnan
Kym
Mario
Karl
Wallentas
Jenny
Richard
Dieter Sthepp
Hagerstown
Dimes Hootenanny Howeyer
Tin Coffey
Montgomery Wards
Peoples Drug
Sears Roebuck
Dimes
North High
Washington County
March of Dimes
James Spear
Tornady
Dick Davis
Langlotz Golden
Leonard Sehliegh
Cindy Beard
Mary Crowell
Bat Duffey
Pantomine
George Sward
Wall Dovell Duffeys
The
Wayfarers
Four Bal ‘Hlads
Hootenanny Singers
Disneyland Trip Cost Aimed At U S By Aerojet
Washington AP Asserts Navy and other defense agencies may cover employee outings costs under contracts. Aerojet General Corp seeks U S funding for a Disneyland visit for about 12,000 workers, arguing large groups and off season rates reduce overhead. Navy says past allowances exist but no immediate decision.
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Washington
Emfornia Defense
Navy
Aerojet General Corp
Aerojet
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Disneyland
New York
Brookside Park
Pasladena
Aerojet To
United Nations Team Probes Segregation In South
United Nations investigators visiting Atlanta for a two day tour observed racial tensions as protestors from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee demonstrated at the airport and hotel. Officials and civil rights leaders welcomed the UN delegation, noting the visit as a firsthand look at segregation in the Deep South.
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United Nations
Tom Chase
Atlanta
United Nations Ecoup
Deep South
South
Holstain
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commitues
Iotel
Soviet Union
Area Deaths Blue Ridge Summit Charles L D Green 73
Charles L D Green 73 of Blue Ridge Summit died Thursday evening at Washington County Hospital. Born in Frederick County he was the son of the late George and Virginia Lewis Green. He worked for Western Maryland Railroad before retirement. Survived by three daughters Leona Thomas Smithsburg Roby Cannan Cumberland and Jane Bell Mt. Airy two brothers Grover and Marshall Thurmont Tex and Keefer Sabilasville two sisters Olive Green and Hazel Emory Thurmont fifteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Mount Bethel Methodist Church near Foxville with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Craeger Funeral Home.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Charles LD. Green
Washington County
Mwe
Frederick County
George
Virginia Lewis Green
Green
Western Maryland Railroad
Leona Thomas
Smithsburg
Roby Cannan
Cumberland
Amd
Jane Bell
Mt. Airy
Grover and Marshall
Thurmont
Tex and
Keefer
Sabilasville
Olive Green
Hazel Emory
Mount Bethel Methodist Church
Foxville
Creager Funeral Home
University of Louisville buys copy of The Track of the Cat
In Louisville Kentucky an English class at the University of Louisville nearly received the exact copy it ordered The campus bookstore had requested a copy of The Track of the Cat by Louis L Amour or a similarly titled work The situation involved confusion over a catalog number and the intended title with the inspector notifying the bookstore of the needed item The incident underscores cataloging mixups in campus acquisitions
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BIG Cat
Louisville
University of Lowrevitla English Clase
Stevenson discourages Democratic VP bid at UN
United Nations Ambassador Adlin Stevenson, the U.S. chief delegate, discourages a New Jersey movement to secure the Democratic nomination for vice president. He says he is not seeking the ticket and finds the push embarrassing. Stevenson was once nominated for president. The report blends UN diplomacy with a war-era note about American and British forces in Detroit during the War of 1812.
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Stevenson
United Nations, N.Y
Adlin E.stevenson
U.S
Dvregate
United Nations
New Jersey
France Plans Atomic Submarines for 1960s Service
Adm. Adolphe Lepotier told a meeting of former naval officers in Tarbes that France plans to build five atomic submarines with underwater missile launching bays. He said the first French atomic submarine would not enter service before 1963.
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France
Tarbes
Adolphe Lepotier
Admiral Lepotier
Woman fatally shoots self on road near Cavetown
State police report the death of Barbara Chatman Husnander, 37, of Red 2, Myersville, at 11:28 a.m. Friday. She apparently used a .25 caliber automatic pistol. The incident occurred on an arm lane owned by Dale Rodney Winders on Route 66 about three miles south of Cavetown. The body was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Barbara Chatman Husnander
RED 2
Myersville
Howard Weeks
Dale Rodney Winders
Rt. 66
Cavetown
Washington County
Sorgug
St Maria Goretti to Build Gymnasium Adjacent to School
Plans announced by Rt Rev Daniel M Mc Grath for a new gymnasium at St Maria Goretti High School to be built beside the 1955 campus. Work to begin late spring with Bushey and Chapman drafting plans. The facility will host athletics physical training theatre and assemblies and serve as temporary church for Sunday services. Enrollment at the high school stands at 252 students. The project follows prior classroom additions and use of National Guard Armory for games and Masses.
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Daniel M. McGrath
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Maria Goretti High School
Msgr
Mettrath
Bushey and Chapman
McGrath
Hig
National Guard
Kennedy Reports To British On Sukamo Cease-Fire Order
U S envoy Kennedy and wife Ethel travel to Britain to brief Prime Minister Douglas-Home on Sukarno ordered cease-fire amid Indonesia Malaysia border tensions. British forces reinforce Sarawak Sabah and Malaya while talks planned in Bangkok aim to align Indonesian and Philippine positions. Kennedy expressed hope the cease-fire would be honored as he meets British officials at Chequers.
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Kennedy
Sukamo
Tom Ochiltree
Rip
Derbyshire
London
Atty
Duke
Devon
Robert F. Kennedy
Shiolder
Kathleen
Alec Douglas
Hia Succioness
Hartington
Sukat
France
Ethel
Sukarno
United States
Kenedy
Johnson
Diosdado Macapagal
Borneo
Tunaysian
Sarawak
Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Sabah
Orneo
Jakarta
Seasc
Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Britain
Vehicle production milestone since 1894 in the United States
The United States has produced more than 208 million vehicles since the start of automotive manufacturing in 1894. The figure marks a long span of growth in the American auto industry, reflecting decades of changes in design, technology, and demand.
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United States
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Malvin
Melvin
Eddie
Renend
Allegany Count Planning and Zoning Commission
David J. Custer
Paul Revere
John G. Dalton Jr
Norman Holtzclaw
U. S
Lester Dunbar
Southern Regional Council
Noother
Yare
Hernan Santz-Cruz
Chile
Morris Abram
Canada
Mich
Savwra Irons Surgeries
ByronEr Beone
Gtd
Merihese
York
Bleid Askea Farmers & Aterchana
Elva Nationa
Sant Ay Maryviend National Bank Hagerstown Trust
Gas Co
Potomac Edlion Co
Vigier Products Corp
Eonard Eeckleary
T Theatres
Henry
Tovei Tauw
HIWAY
Self
St. Maria Goretti
Erry Foreimel
Uulerrunner, George Chakiris
Shirley Anne Field
Deluxe Paravision
Ene Sun
Bette Davis
Aarp
VCTOR
BUONO
Sherman Obert
Mia Weh Bros
Ellen Glaggan
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
North Potomac St
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