Anniversary snapshot of 19th and 20th century figures
A compact chronicling of notable 1861 secession torch events 1870 steamer arrival on the Australian route 1946 Byrnes note to the Soviet Union about a billion dollar loan 1961 MacArthur address 1962 Arch Roberts suspension plus a 1812 birth and 1840s education focus. It ends with 20th century birthdays Sherman E. Lee Jayne Mansfield Hugh O Brian and William Arthur Smith.
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Histo
Richmond
Virginia
Union
Hawaiian Islands
Byrnes
U.S
Soviet Union
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Truman
U.S. Army
Arch E. Roberts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Los Angeles
G. Mennen Williams
James Sidney Rollins
Indiana
Missouri
State University
Rollins
Lincoln
Sherman E. Lee
Seattle
Wash
Jayne Mansfield
Bryn Mawr
Hugh O'Brian
Admiral Warns Reds Gaining In Sub Race
Admiral George W. Anderson testifies before a House committee that the United States now holds only a very small numerical advantage over the Soviet Union in atomic powered submarines, challenging the belief of an outright U.S. lead in this portion of the arms race.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Aem
George W. Anderson
Chief of Naval Operations
House
Submarine program cuts and Kennedy Pearson meeting talks
A censored version of the submarine budget moves was released and Anderson said he told President Kennedy about Defense cutbacks. The House voted authorization for two atomic powered attack submarines after Pentagon reductions. The White House and Pearson discuss a possible Kennedy Pearson meeting still under consideration. Tass reported Soviet first quarter output beat targets by 3 percent with big gains in chemicals and plastics.
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Ristions
Anderson
Kennedy
Defense Department
House
Pentagon
Navy
JFK
Pearson
Washington
White House
Lester B. Pearson
Moscow
Tass
Taneytown High announces April activities and visits
The Taneytown High faculty schedules an April 2 profes sional meeting with speaker Robert Neal of Mount St. Marys College. An eighth grade Washington trip on April 2 aims to visit the Smithsonian and National Museum of Natural History among others, with about 140 students and several chaperones. The Littlestown High chorus performs April 24 at Taneytown, followed by Taneytowns band trip to Thurmont as part of an exchange, and a local spelling bee on April 25 to select a Carroll County competitor.
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Staneytown
Taneytown High School
Robert Neal
Mount St. Mary's College
Taneytown
Washington
Jr. High Science Department
Bureau of Engraving
Smithsonian Institute
National Museum of Natural History
Army Medical Museum
Fred Martin
Paul Beale
Harold Rodgers
Littlestown High School
Warren Eshbach
Thurmont High School
Carroll County
F.B.L.A. Membc
Wayne Grubb
Baltimore
Social Security
Woodlawn
Fisher Body
General Motors
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Fashion
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New York
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North Mecket
Frederick Shopping Cowley
Taneytoun
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Aslitines Reimnanere
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Europe
Virginia Graham
Stephen Tchividjian
University of Lausanne
Switzerland
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick, Maryland
Young Spring Chicken Fried Country Style
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N. Carroll St
Montzomere
Bob von Gunten
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