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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 21, 1961

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State Health Meet Discusses Budgets and Facilities

The Frederick County Health Department led by Dr. Perry F. Prather hosted a state health board meeting in Winchester Hall. Budgets for Washington Carroll and Garrett counties were reviewed, with emphasis on improved permitting after remodeling and closer coordination with welfare planning and zoning agencies.

Perry F. Prather State Department of Said State’ Board Winchester Hall Forbes H. Burgess Frederick County Joe City Francis Scott Key Andrew G. Truvxal Hood College Children’s Aid Society County Roads Board Winchester Halls Health Department Roads Board and Planning and Zoning Commission Burgess Prather Board of County Commissioners Theo Davens Frederick Caiens Washington Carroll Garrett Washington County

Recovery Room To Be Ready At Frederick Memorial

Frederick Memorial Hospital will open a temporary recovery room in the operating suite by May under director P David Youngdahl. Six new recovery beds costing about 850 dollars each will be added, with equipment transferable to a future wing. Dr Richard Fruth will head the new recovery room department as anesthesiologist.

Frederick Memorial Hospital P. David Youngdahl Youngdanl Frank R. Adams Jr Youngdahl Estelle H. Collins Richard L. Froth Dr. Fruth Youngdah

Phone Box Proves Sturdy Survives Blast Near Frederick

State Police report thieves failed again to rob a telephone booth along US 40 west of Frederick at Ridge Road. An explosion damaged the pay phone but the coin box stayed intact, top blown off and found inside the booth. Trooper Robert McAfee leads the investigation as officials remove the damaged unit and money.

US 40 Frederick Ridge Road Robert McAfee

Laos Cease-Fire Date Set as Souvanna Visits Moscow

Prime Lao neutralist leader Souvanna Phouma announced he will reach Laos on April 25 or 26 to coincide with a cease-fire start. Britain and the Soviet Union planned to issue a joint appeal within 43 hours while a Geneva aviation conference was proposed for May 5 to map a unified neutral Laos.

Moscow Souvanna Phouma Laos Britain Soviet Union Andrei A. Gromyka Frank Roberts Roberts Andrei A. Gromyko Kremlin Roverts Georgi Pushkin Boun Oum Pathet Lao London Souphanouvong Souphanouvonss Souvana Phouma Peiping United States Indochina Foreign Office Geneva

Boy Breaks Back On Trampoline At Middletown High

Emory James Bledsoe Jr. 13 of Myersville suffered a broken back during a PE trampoline at Middletown High School. He rests at Frederick Memorial Hospital. initial signs suggested a strained muscle until an x ray showed the serious injury.

Middletown High School Frederick Memorial Hospital Emory James Bledsoe Jr Myersville Harry V. Fashour Bledsoe Frushour Middletown School West Virginia

Four Teens Questioned Over School Bus Seat Vandalism

Four white teenagers, aged 15 and 16, were released into their parents’ custody after police questioned them about slashing seats on a Washington Street school bus parked on school grounds. Police say the group planned a party in the bus in early April and dunked a latern before damaging seats on the Sunday night of April 2.

Washington Street Board of Education

Wee Women Debate Industrial Relations Skill Gap

A fragment hints at a discussion on industrial relations and perceived knowledge gaps. The text references a short time frame and suggests a critical viewpoint on understanding the topic. The source is incomplete and lacks clear names or organizations.

Union Bridge clothing plant workers strike over contract dispute

About 65 workers at Union Bridge clothing plant walk out after meeting claiming the owner refused to sign a union contract. The younger Caprarola says the family backs union talks but favors one union for both Union Bridge plants. Union officials note most work has been union and a large share of coats go to the public with union labels.

Union Bridge Clothing Company Viani Joseph Caprarola Domenic Caprarola Union Bridge Caprarola Union Bridge Manufacturing Stanley Hartz Baltimore Ameligamated Clothing Workers of America Afl-Cio Brdge Placon Murray Gassman A.C.W. Af.l.c.i.o Edith Gero

AP Newsmen Freed in Havana Return to Castro Circle

Cuban AP contact Alberto Lanier says all American AP reporters in Havana have been freed and are with Fidel Castro in Matanzas Province. He reports Castro is fine, but no word from AP staff in Cuba. Earlier reports suggested Castro's possible injury in the invasion.

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Fine Imposed on Frederick Plumber for Driving Offense

A Frederick plumber, Thomas Edward Harding, 59, East Second Street, was found guilty of reckless driving leaving the scene and drunken driving after a Jan 2 collision on South Bentz Street. He was fined 210 for drunken driving 20 for leaving the scene and 50 for reckless driving, with a $1,000 bond posted. The sentence was appealed.

Frederick Plumber Edward Storm Thomas Edward Harding East Second Street Grunken Harding Ricardo V. Hall West All Saints Hall South Bentz Street Nebus Avenue Virginia Thomas Halls Charles Mullens All Saints Street South Bentz Mullens Claude E. Evans J. Frank Main Jr Storm Sid William Wenner John J. Marsh Myersville Marsh J. Nelson Shull Jr Maurice H. Harshman RFD 2 Harshman U. S. 40 West Jackie Forsythe Braddock Mountain Forsythe

President Meets Cuban Rebels at White House

The President met Wednesday with members of the Cuban Revolutionary Council led by Dr. Jose Miro Cardona at the White House to discuss Cuba policy amid tensions with the Communists.

Ible Cuba Cuban Revolutionary Council Jose Miro Cardona White House

U.S. Aims to Be First on Moon Despite Lag

President Kennedy said the United States may lag behind Russia in space for years yet will push to pioneer a first on the moon. He outlined plans to accelerate Saturn Nova Rover space programs and to spend about 2.0 billion on space next year, while noting no new Laos cease fire. The talk touched on Cuba, communism, Laos, Viet Nam, and criticism of the John Birch Society.

Washington Kennedy United States Russia Cuba Laos U.S Nova Rover Itn Isier Puise Neces Viet Nam John Birch Society Red D. Eisenhower Harry S. Truman

Local Gamma Society Convenes Three Day Educational Gathering

About 200 teachers converge in this city for a three day Alpha Beta State Convention of the Delia Kappa Gamma Society hosted by Gamma Frederick County Omicron Carroll County and Pi of Washington County. Miss Marian Curt presides with Mabel Hastie international second vice president delivering the principal address at the banquet. Activities include registration receptions tours chorus rehearsals and an installation of new state officers.

Alpha Beta Delia Kappa Gamma Society Marian L. Curt “Ell Gaithersburg High School Mabel A. Hastie International Farmington Conn Gamma Frederick County Omicron Carroll County Washington County Francis Scout Key Klast Acjo Curling Columbia University Frederic High School Delia Kappa Gamma Ruth Staley North Market Street Louie Heath Hood College Carroll Washington Frederick

Cuban exile invasion force fights on at sea and land

Reports from Florida exile sources say 300 to 150 fresh guerrillas sail toward Cuba while 560 to 1,000 attacked the southern coast. Prisoners and casualty figures vary as Havana awaits a government statement on Saturday’s landings and the overall battle in Matanzas province. The Cuban radio claimed rebel invaders were trained by officers in Guatemala and ferried by North American transports escorted by Yankee destroyers.

Fhe Associated Press Cuba Florida Fidel Castro Havana Matanzas Oriente Pinar del Rio Guatemala Amonsi Wis Jose Miro Cardona United States New York Miro Cadona Tion Soviet Union Red China Czechoslovakia I China Czechosia Ant Casuerrias Miarai Fia Ykee Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua Ravana

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