Nixon pledges economic lead to 2000 in JC speech
Vice President Nixon told the National Junior Chamber of Commerce event that the U S economy would stay ahead of the Soviet Union through 2000 despite Khrushchev's boasts. He urged government action where private industry cannot meet big jobs, stressing growth without lopsided gains. The address offered broad critique with few specifics. A separate incident praised teen Charles Stickell for chasing and detaining Richard Sisk after a burglary at Pryor Service Center.
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Arthur Edson
ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Khrushchev
United States
Blair Overton
Grayson Wigfield
Charles Lee Stickell
Lyndon Drive
Richard Lewis Sisk
Pryor
Pennsylvania Ave
Lt. Wigfield
Detective Bureau
Stickell
Belview Ave
Four Injured In Head On Crash On Dam No 5 Road
Four persons injured in a head on collision between a Buick and a light truck on the Dam No 5 road at about 9 40. Anna Black 35 of Clear Spring driver of one car and Marvene Deeds 23 of Clear Spring were taken to Washington County Hospital along with four others sustaining cuts bruises and head injuries. The Diverbliss truck driver Raymond Diverbliss 29 and Foster Kelly riding in the Buick sustained minor injuries. The Buick was demolished and the truck damaged about 300. Diverbliss charged with failing to drive on the right side. State Trooper C M Wolford investigated and rendered first aid.
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Washington County Hospital
Dam No. 5
Mouune
Clear Spring
Anna Catherine Black
Marvene Deeds
Raymond Donald Diverbliss
Clear Spring Rt. 2
Farmer
Foster Kelly
Anna Black
Kelly Boy
Diverbliss
C. M. Wolford
Wolford
Dam 5
Rubbish Fire In Garage Rubbish Fire In Garage
The Western Enterprise and Antietam Fire Companies were summoned to the 600 block of Washington Avenue shortly after noon today when fire broke out among some trash in a garage. Firemen reported no serious damage resulted.
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Western Enterprise
Antietam
Washington Avenue
Lost girl Betsy Morgison reunites with parents at Chester outing
Six year old Betsy Morgison, unhappy after being separated from her parents at a company family picnic in Chester, Pas, clings to a "lost and found" sign until her mother and father appear, ending her crying spell.
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Betsy Morgison
Hein
Oa Company
Chester
Pas
Ami
First White Marlin Caught Off Ocean City
Henry Junior Truitt of Ocean City landed the first white marlin of the 1960 season off Ocean City. The 57 pound, seven foot three inch fish took about 15 minutes to reel in, roughly 50 miles offshore.
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Ocean City
P-Henry Junior Truitt
Truitt
Weather Summary for Hagerstown and Surrounding Areas
Showery and unsettled conditions across Hagerstown Western Maryland East Shore Southern Maryland and West Virginia with mostly cloudy skies tonight through Thursday. Expect occasional rain light at times cooler nights and warming into Thursday with scattered showers and possible thundershowers along with modest temperature changes across regions.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Eastern Shore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Car Collision On Dual Highway Causes Total Loss
A crash at the Dual Highway and Cleveland Avenue left one car a total loss and another with considerable damage. Richard R. Lowman, 76, of 916 Corbett St., said sun glare at the intersection made it hard to tell if the light was red or green before his westbound car struck Donald H. Newman, 436 N. Jonathan St., who was southbound on Cleveland Ave. Newman’s car was damaged but not totaled. No injuries were reported.
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Cleveland Avenue
Raymond Hoover
Richard R. Lowman
Corbett St
Donald H. Newman
N. Jonathan St
Cleveland Ave
Lowman
Newman
Clarence J. L
Laughery
Greenberry Rd
Spartan Club
Frederick
Yes- Lowman
Pat
Rick M. Schnauffer
Willie
Charles Williams
Newark
Conowingo
Ajj
Johnnie Douglas Boyd
Harford County
Tar Har Abu Suleiman
N. J
Hagerstown
Angeleo Charles Rabasco
Rob George Cregfar
Havre
Desert Lee Horn
Chester C Grace
Cunningham
Court House To Be Washed By Fire Department Cleaned
The Court House, stained by dust soot and pigeons, will be washed by local firemen with window cleaning and wall scrubbing planned. Fire Chief John Hall was told to schedule the job for minimal traffic disruption. Dr W Ross Cameron said the state will turn over 19 automobiles to the county on July 1 for health nurses and other Health Department staff.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
John Hall
Hall
W. Ross Cameron
No Leads In Search For Girl's Killer In Maryland
Baltimore police end six days of intensive hunting for 9 year old Alva Jean Parris without results and plan a fresh start. Police canvassed hundreds of homes in Middle River while two women including the girl's mother underwent lie detector tests before being released.
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Baltimore
Alva Jean Parris
Baltimore County
Gilbert L. Doyle
Middle River
Fedonia Parris
Towson
Baltimore County Police
Father Sentenced to Ten Years for Assault on Baby Sitter
John Henry White, 26, a former truck driver from Main Avenue, was sentenced by Judge D. K. McLaughlin to 10 years in Maryland Penitentiary for assault with intent to rape a 13-year-old babysitter at his sister’s home. White was convicted after a trial on three counts. The incident occurred February 20 when he found the girl caring for four children and attempted sexual relations in a bedroom. The babysitter testified to being pulled into the room. White claimed she went willingly. Dr. Harold Gist found no injuries.
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D. K. McLaughlin
Maryland
John Henry White
Main Ave
McLaughlin
White
Norman I. Broadwater
Spring Grove
Harold Gist
County Auditor Forecasts Near Balanced Budget This Year
County Auditor Charles B. Carter told the Washington County officials the budget should balance by year end after reviewing a breakdown showing daily spending across departments. He noted courthouse costs exceeded the budget by 701.20 dollars while the roads and general fund allocations reflected preexisting year allocations, and he predicted plans would keep major departments near their budgets.
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Charles B
Washington County
Carter
Washingtons
Board of Education
Sherley
Weather outlook for the next 30 days in Washington County
The forecast from the U S Weather Bureau and the Hagerstown Almanack foresees near normal temperatures with unsettled periods. Expect partly cloudy to occasionally rainy days through mid month, followed by warmer spells and localized showers toward month end.
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Theington County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hagerstown
Weather Bureau
Tokyo Toy Orders Canceled Amid U.S. Campaign Fears
Tokyo officials reported to President Eisenhower that most Japanese favor America as toy makers in Tokyo sent a letter through the Export Toy Manufacturers Cooperative to reassure the United States. In New York profits rose and fell as trading remained active while some orders for Japanese goods were canceled amid market volatility and unrest in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
United States
Eisenhower
Federation of
Knockout Upsets Druids at Stonehenge Fight
Eddy Gilmore reports a chaotic midsummer Eve scene at Stonehenge as boxing fans, including Floyd Patterson supporters, gathered for a punchless spectacle with loud radios and druid rites. Police intervened to curb noise and public intoxication amid the crowd.
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Eddy Gilmore
Pereee
Floyd Patterson
Vic
Nenitmalishatry Order of Druids
Davat Rose
Eisenhower Recovers Quickly After Hawaii Welcome
President Eisenhower, greeted by more than 100000 Hawaiians, naps then plays nine holes at Kaneohe Marine base after arriving from the Far East tour. He plans rest of week on Oahu before returning to Washington as crowds cheer, with minor anti Americanism noted in Okinawa during his trip.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Korea
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
Kaneohe
Orient
U. S
Japan
Tokyo
Fire saves 115 orphans at suburban orphanage
In Chattanooga Tennessee AP reports quick-acting housemothers evacuated 115 children eight infants as a two-story suburban orphanage burned Monday night. All children and nine caretakers escaped unharmed. frightened youngsters were placed with private homes, schools and churches for the night.
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Chattanooga
Fire damages rear Liberty Street building
A small frame structure behind Liberty Street used for furniture and miscellaneous items was heavily burned near midnight. Three Junior Fire Company trucks fought the blaze, which started from spontaneous ignition in rags. The rental owner is John B. Savior, with Mrs. Merete V. Jess referenced in neighbors notes.
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Liberty Street
Junior Fire Company
John BR. Savior
Jefferson J Street
Merete V. Jess
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