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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1960
Page
16
Frederick Iron and Steel hosted Mayor Jacob Ramsburg and city officials on Friday April 7 for a plant tour. They saw engineering drafting, a 20 000 pound casting, a modernized core room, pattern storage, a Speedslinger, and a new Giddings and Lewis mill.
In Charleston West Virginia Kennedy campaigns against Humphrey amid talk of a united opposition including Johnson Symington and Stevenson. Kennedy tours urban centers Parkersburg Charleston Huntington and Beckley while Humphrey follows a Kentuckian like path through southern coal fields. In Washington NASA plans a Redstone launch test this summer from Cape Canaveral with August likely for the satellite trip readiness.
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc unveils a Giddings and Lewis No 340 T horizontal boring milling machine with two spindles 4 and 2 inches 36 by 96 inch table capable of 84 by 146 inch cuts. It weighs about 40 000 pounds needs a 24 inch deep concrete base and costs 80 000 to 100 000 depending on accessories. The unit operated last Friday with city officials touring the foundry and a 4 inch DSV Frederick centrifugal pump being machined for a Republic Steel coke plant driven by a 60 HP 60 cycle 3 phase 440 volt motor capable of 750 gpm at 210 feet head.
Sen Stuart Symington attends Kennedy campaign events as Maryland politicians convene at Kennedy headquarters. Philip Goodman, Baltimore council president, is the sole active Maryland figure at the press conference and the only regular attendee at preparatory sessions.
Supporters for Sen. John F. Kennedy asked him to spend a fourth day in Maryland during the May 17 presidential preference primary. A Maryland campaign kickoff announced Kennedy headquarters in a downtown hotel. The plan includes a April 30 party dance and rally at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore and events May 11 at Washington College with May 12 and 13 undetermined. JFK aides were introduced. campaign treasurer Edward J. Morris and political agent Joseph D. Ty dings were named. Tawes, who greeted Kennedy at filing, has not endorsed either Kennedy or his main opponent.
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