Boy Forgives Pal Who Shot Arrow In Eye
Milwaukee story describes 10 year old Timothy Kearns who had a steel tipped arrow removed from his left eye after a playful incident. A second boy, his friend, talked with Tim by phone after the injury and their exchange shows concern and forgiveness. Doctors reported the arrow four inches into the head was removed with no apparent brain damage and hope remained for vision in the eye.
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Timothy Kearns
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
Mildred Kearns
Timothy
Kearns
Milwaukee U
Fello
Tim
Fle
Dusit
Bank Robber Is Captured in Lost Creek Holdup
In Lost Creek Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania police hunted possible accomplices after Winford Coleman Starkey 24 of Clarksburg robbed the Harrison County Bank of Lost Creek for 3253. The assistant cashier chased and captured the bandit minutes after the daylight holdup as state police traced a fleeing car and a gun and money were left behind.
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Lost Creek
Van
Harrison County
David H. Nutter
Nutter
Winford Coleman Starkey
Clarksburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Youth, 15, sought in slaying of little girl
LA sheriff reports autopsy inconclusive on 21 month old Laura Helen Wetzel found dead in Whittier home. A 15 year old boy, John Lawrence Miller, fled after last seen with the girl a week earlier. he remains at large amid an investigation into possible assault and homicide. Neighbors recall a nude body at the scene and authorities continue searching the hills for the suspect.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's
Theodore J. Curphey
Laura
Laura Helen
Wetzel
Hutt
Curphey
John Lawrence
Miller
Air
Force
Mia
Charles W. Wetzel
C. Nellex School
T Ween
Whittier
Miler
Bean
Mighbors
Tory
NATO Admiral calls for wider sharing of nuclear subtech
U S Admiral Jerauld Wright told NATO Advisory Assembly in Paris that naval secrecy should ease to equip all NATO navies with atomic submarines. He warned Soviet submarines outnumber the U S and Allies combined, urging top priority for subs and possible easing of the McMahon Act to share nuclear know how.
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Paris
NATO
Jerauld Wright
U. S
Wright
Soviet Union
United States
Jbriet
George Brown
British Labor Party
Assembly
Organization
Eye Specialist Dr Samuel S Conner Dies At 76
Dr Samuel S Conner a prominent eye specialist of Waynesboro aged 76 died unexpectedly yesterday at his home 1d West King Street Waynesboro He was well known in Washington County and remembered in local medical circles Liberal candidate Marapagal led a Philippine vice presidential race with a strong showing over Lawer Jr from the Nacionalists in today’s tallies.
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Samuel 3. Conner
Waynesboro
Washington County
West
King Street
Diesdade Marapagal
Sbore
House
Jose B. Lawrer Jr
Nacionalists
190000 Trees Available For Planting Here
The State Department of Forests and Parks announces 190000 trees for reforestation in Washington County. Dr Conner, a physician with long practice, is cited as coordinating the effort with Scotch pine white pine and spruce varieties. Trees distributed free to landowners with Soil Conservation Office or county agent approval.
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State Department of Forests and Parks
Conner
Washington County
Washingtons
Tunis
Lyon
Bridgewater College
University of Virginia
Wilmer Eyes
Johns Hopkins
Waynes
Soil Conservation Office
Regent
Zapotocky
Prague
Iland
Klement
Gothwald
Communist Party
State Department of Land
Czechoslovakia
Grova
Stalin
Vaccine chaos in Hagerstown townsmen face flu worry
Residents of Washington County await clearer guidance on Asiatic flu vaccine supply as local clinics report ongoing shortages. Industrial plants and the Potomac Edison Company employees have begun vaccination drives, with hospital staff also receiving doses. Officials caution that most illnesses remain routine colds and grippe, not fatal cases linked to the Asiatic influenza.
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Hagerstown
Cently
U. S
Hera Ison Company
Hag
Washington County
Industral
Pital
Vienna
Antonin Zapotocky
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Radio Prague
Cuwunl
J. A. Schaffer
the. Com
Dogs Into Space Experiments Reported by Soviet Papers
MOSCOW U Investia cites Pravda and Pravda R speaking on dogs in space. The reports describe a spherical pressurized cabin and ventilation to protect animals and suggest no immediate plan to return Laika to Earth. Scientists warn future pilots face risks, with data from Sputniks to guide methods.
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Moscow
U—Investia
Soviet Union
Pravda
Sputnik
Pravda Pravda
Communist Party
Sputnik JI
Sputniks
Javestia
Sputol
Vladimir Chernigovsky
Soviet Academy of Medical Science
Moscow News Today
Earth
Dow
Benny Fiddles For Crowd That Paid $980 700
Pravda noted the second satellite shaped like a rocket with a pointed nose. It housed a Sputnik 1 like sphere with the dog and transmitters inside none prepared to return the animal. In Toronto Benny drew 3,700 fans at Massey Hall amid Israel bond purchases to hear violin antics with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Mimi Henzell.
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Pravda
Earth
Toronto Lm
Jack Benny
State of Israel
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Mimi Henzell
Torther
Métropolitan Opera
Benny
Massey Hall
Allies Seek to Avert Breakup in East West Talks
At United Nations disarmament talks, Western powers press to broaden the U N Disarmament Commission. The United States Britain and France privately ease their stance on enlargement and may back five to seven additions while Yugoslavia seeks a ten seat increase as an independent balance. Russia opposes talks in the five nation sub committee and signals no compromise on size. Delegates including Srdja Prica and V V Kurnakov plan further meetings with Henry Cabot Lodge.
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United Nations
U. N. Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
France
U. N
Wentera
General Assembly
India
Commission
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Russia
Tlo
Canada
Yugoslavia
Srdja Prica
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
V. V. Kurnebov
Mutual Aid Pact Extended For Western Maryland Counties
The Board of County Commissioners approved a mutual aid plan with Frederick Allegany and Garrett Counties to provide civil defense assistance during emergencies. Aid may include personnel equipment and services for police fire welfare medical utilities engineering rescue and radiological response. The pact follows the Maryland Civil Defense Act of 1949 and Maryland Defense Plan.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
Civil Defense Agency
Obituary note for Dr Conner devout Brethren member
Dr Conner was an active and devout member of the Church of the Brethren. Surviving are his wife, the former Elva Negley of Hagerstown, and sons, Richard W. of Millville New Jersey and Stanley S. Conner, stationed with the Air Force in Germany.
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Dr. Conner
Church of the Brethren
Elva Negley
Hagerstown
Richard W
Millville
N. J
Stanley S. Conner
Air Force
Germany
County Rents Room To Firm For Election Board
The Board of Election Supervisors, needing larger quarters, will not move to the Shirley building. A crash on U S Route 40 east of Hancock damaged two cars and injured a deputy sheriff. The county commission had considered moving from the courthouse basement to the vacant storeroom, but the plan was not approved.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Neeks
Sherley
Board of County Cammis
Ale Towers
U. S. Rt. 40
Hancock
Roney Brothers Sta
John W
Abrahamson
Dalles
Fenan
Board
S Vé l
Election Board
Earl W
Groves
Ir. 4
Cumberland
Court House
Apribelans Hammore Toon
Reeupent Cor
Sedtuyrt
Cleaxter F
Delphey
Nab Youth With Car Stolen Here
A night report states a teenager was found in possession of a car stolen from in front of Harold B. Sibert’s residence. Police recovered the vehicle and detained the youth for further county processing.
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Lyouth
Hacaratoen
Harold B. Sibert
Tha
U S Mulls Manned Space Ships Says General
Washington dispatch reports Brig. Gen. H F Gregory of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research said the United States is exploring manned space ship concepts though a full program remains distant. He noted exploratory research and cited Russia’s earlier manned milestones as a prompt but emphasized ongoing preliminary efforts toward eventual spaceflight.
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Washington
United States
Gregory
Foan
Farald
Russia
H. F. Gregory
Mander
Air Force Office of Texas
Tancheon
Grey
Air Force
White House
K.T. Keller
Chrysler the
Air Force Hassal Prevt
Corp
Gov. Irediecnmem. Service
Pacific
Moderation in Temperature with Rain Forecast
Moist air from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring milder weather to Western Maryland by tomorrow or Friday with showers. Temperatures risen from 21 degrees this morning to a low in the 40s tonight, with highs in the 50s later. Rain drenched the far northwestern region and sprinkles fell on the northern Plateau and Rockies with some snow at higher elevations.
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Gulf of Mexico
Maryland
Weather Bureau
California
Washington
Northen
Rockies
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