Fair Grounds Weighed as Site for Frederick Civic Center
At a meeting hosted by C. Lease Bussard the Frederick Fairgrounds emerged as the leading candidate to host a new civic center. Charles F. Bowers cited expansion needs and potential offers from the Fair Board and Harry Rosenfeld while other sites were deemed less suitable.
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Frederick Civic Center
C. Lease
Lester
Fair Board
Rosenfeld
Austin F. Angleberger
The
Council of Civic and Service Organizations
Motey
Harry Rosenfeld
Frederick
Angleberger
Howard Johnson
State Roads Commission
Frederick Freeway
Seventh Street
Bowers
Old Reserveir
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Old City Reservoir
Civic Center
Monteuve
Hood Colege Farm
Bussard
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Community Facilities Administration
Philadelphia
Buchart Associates
York
Herbert Anderson Jr
Richard E. Martin
C. Szczepanski
Quebec
Canada
Robert E. Dailey
Supreme Court bans donations in exchange for federal job aid
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that promising money to a political party for help in obtaining a federal appointive post violates federal law. The decision revived charges against George Donald Shirey for offering 31,000 a year to the Republican party to secure a York Pennsylvania postmaster appointment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George Donald Shirey
Republican Party
York, Pa
U.S
Frederick
Follmer
Lewisburg Pa
Justice Department Ap
Justice Frankfurter
Justicei Harlan
Black
Whittaker
Stewart
Shirey
Tha
Walter Stauffer
R-Pa
Marriage License and Divorce Case Details
Bernard Alan Anthony, 20, of Unionville and Barbara Frances Clark of Mount Airy married license recorded. Equitr Ruth Summers sues James E Summers for absolute divorce in bill of complaint.
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Bernard Alen Anthony
Unionville
Barbara Frances
Clark
Mount Airy
Ruth T. Summers
James E. Summers
Castro says Cuba will make foreign interests pay their own way
Fidel Castro told a National Press Club audience that Cuba will expropriate idle land but not nationalize lands already owned. He urged production at Nicaro nickel plant to create more Cuban jobs and said the regime is not communist though opposing all dictatorships. He defended rights to appeal and answered about Batista loyalists. He ended by laying a wreath at the unknown soldier statue.
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Washington
Castro
Batista
Reds
Pearl Harbor
Ver Mondar
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Polaris test rocket shows best launch yet
At Cape Canaveral a smoke belching Polaris rocket lifted smoothly for about 40 seconds in what sources call its best launch to date. The 28-foot missile aimed 700 miles over the Atlantic aimed for stage separation and control system tests with range a secondary factor. The Navy expects operational capability late 1960 and a flight range over 1,200 miles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Atlantic
Lockheed
Earth
Entertainer Ends Washington Visit Heads to Princeton Tour
The performer concluded a five day stay in Washington on Monday afternoon and departed for Princeton New Jersey to continue a two week tour of the eastern United States and Canada.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Princeton
N.J
United States
Canada
Emmitsburg to Elect Burgess and Commissioner
Two local offices appear on Emmitsburg's ballot as 39 residents have registered to vote. Election day is Monday May 4 with the Burgess and a Commissioner seat up for grabs.
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Emmitsburg
Charles D. Gillelan
Pew
Gilelan
Emmitt Gardens
S Seton Avenue
Wales E. Rightour
Louise Seid
Siaia
Godfrey to take leave from air for medical exam
Arthur Godfrey will suspend broadcasting for a regular annual physical. CBS said a network source noted a shadow in the chest from K-ras studies but stressed it is not a flare up or heart condition. Godfrey described the checkup as routine with humor.
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Godfrey
AIR New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kol Cerlacna
Talks Begin May 5 in Pittsburgh on Steel Negotiations
Basic steel negotiations will start in New York City on May 5, two weeks earlier than previously agreed. The announcement came from United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald and R. Conrad Cooper, who chairs the negotiating team for 12 steel companies. Further details on scheduling remain unchanged.
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New York City
United Steelworkers
Steelndustry
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Negotat
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