Dates Set For Hunting Season In Maryland 1960
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission outlines 1960 hunting seasons and bag limits across counties. Deer bow and firearm seasons run December in most counties, with Montgomery County closed. Special bow season runs October 20 to November 12 in several counties. Rabbits, pheasant, ruffed grouse and quail seasons begin November 15 and end January 5, with various daily limits. Bear and beaver no open season. muskrat trapping dates vary by county. NATO could bolster land defenses with Polaris missiles within 2–3 years per Gates.
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Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Turkey
Frederick
Somerset
Worcester
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Fled from Hungary a young refugee speaks of freedom
Fourteen year old Robert Toth, interpreter for the Toth family, recounts escaping Hungary on October 31, 1956 with his parents Veronica and Frank and sister Victoria. The family settled in Frederick Maryland after a journey via Austria and Oregon, grateful for new opportunities and a life free from Communist repression.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Robert Toth
West Frederick Junior High School
Hungary
Young Toth
Toths
Lve
West
Patrick Street
Frank Toth
Veronica
Robert
Victoria
Famiry
Austria
United States
Camp Kilmer
Oregon
Mr. Toth
America
Toth
Ohio
Szekesfehervar
Robert H. Pigram
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Carroll L. Boyer
Frederick High School
Contol
Parkway School
Evelyn R White
Frank H. Lewis
Maryland county officials interview for executive secretary post
Delbert S. Null and other Maryland county leaders travel to College Park to interview about nine applicants for the state association executive secretary role. The job requires a master's in political science, knowledge of local government, writing ability, and offers University of Maryland campus offices and lecture duties with shared salary.
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Delbert S. Null
County Commissioners Association of Maryland
College Park
State Association
Null
University of Maryland
A. Irvin Renn
C. Burton Cannon
Cannon
George Stup
Br. Franklin Burdette
De Gaulle Arrives in Washington for Four Day Talks
President Eisenhower Welcomes French Leader Charles de Gaulle at National Airport ahead of four days of summit strategy discussions on Allied global policy. De Gaulle travels with his wife and plans stops in New York San Francisco and New Orleans before visiting Paris for planned East West talks with Khrushchev.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
National
de Gaulle
Air France
Toronto
Canada
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Bay 16
Thurmont Lutheran Church names new pastor
Rev. William E. Ervin Jr. will begin a pastorate on May 1 for St. John Ev Lutheran Thurmont and St Mark Sabillasville. Ervin, born in Waynesboro Pennsylvania, educated at Shepherd College and Gettysburg Seminary, served in the Air Force and was ordained in May 1958.
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William E. Ervin Jr
Thurmont
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
United States Air Force
Florida
Japan
Columbus
Cto
Armed Services
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Maryland Synod
Jerusalem
North Carroll
Carroll County
Ervin
Dorothy Stache
Christ, Lutheran Church
Chartersi
Charleroi
Wittenberg College
Springfield
California State Teachers College
California
Second English Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Kristina Dorothy
Lutheran Hospital
Tall Cedars District Ceremonial Set in Frederick
Tall Cedars of Lebanon district ceremonial to be held in Frederick at West Frederick Junior High School. John L. Pearson, junior deputy supreme Tall Cedar of the United States, will be guest of honor. Registration at 4 p.m., parade at 5, dinner at 6, followed by degrees for a larger class. District covers forests in Cumberland Hagerstown Martinsburg W V.
$50 000 Pledge for Frederick Memorial Hospital Recovery Room
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary pledges $50 000 toward a new recovery room with federal matching funds expected to push the project to about $75 000 toward a $650 000 total cost. Auxiliary president Mrs. George B. Douglas Jr. announced the gift after a board meeting and highlighted prior projects and ongoing record filming efforts.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
George B. Douglas Jr
Douglas
Add
Mrrs
Parsons Newman
Arthur Schuellinger
J. Richard Ramsburg
Ard
Clyde Roney
Howard Ash
W. Jarboe Grove
George B. Douglas Ting
10000 Korean Students Stage Demonstration
Ten thousand students marched in Inchon demanding the resignation of Vice President elect Lee Ki Poong amid protests against Rhee’s government. Police faced no bloodshed as rioting spread from Seoul with clashes in the National Assembly and a committee formed to probe the crisis.
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Seoul
South Korea
Inchon
Apsi
Rhee
Liberal Party
Lee Ki-Poong
Incho
National Assembly
Kim Chung-Yul
Chang Taek- Sang
Lee Pil-Ho
Democratic Party
Kim
Lee
U.S
Warm spell continues as temperatures rise beyond 80
The forecast calls for temperatures to climb above 80 this afternoon and stay warm through the weekend. No significant rain is expected for several days though a few light showers were briefly noted last night. Airport readings reached 78 with a low around 58 this morning and a 57 degree low expected. Dust due to extended dry spell remains a concern.
Mock Democratic Convention At Hood Saturday
More than 150 students from 17 colleges join about 200 Hood College students in Gambail Gymnasium for a mock Democratic convention. Spectators are welcome as Peggy Waite of Town Hall notes plans include caucuses and floor demonstrations. Sen. Philip A. Hart of Michigan keynotes at 2 PM, introduced by Congressman John R. Foley. College President Andrew G. Truxal will welcome delegates.
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Hood College
Gambail Gymnasium
Peggy Waite
Town Hall
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
John R. Foley
Andrew G. Truxai
Oil Spill At Key Hotel Tank Onto Carroll Creek
A storage tank overflow at the Francis Scott Key Hotel near Market Street spilled 25 to 30 gallons around noon Thursday. The oil flowed into a storm drain leading to Carroll Creek, alarming residents east of the bridge. Officials reported no fish deaths and the slick began clearing after several hours.
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Francis Scott Key
Carroll Creek
Market Street Bridge
Detrick
Five Day Forecast With Above Normal Temperatures
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures averaging about 10 degrees above normal. Expect a warm weekend and cooler days Tuesday or Wednesday. Showers are possible Monday or Tuesday with about a quarter inch expected. Normal highs run around 62 to 68 and lows near 43 to 49, with higher mountain values mid 30s.
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Associated Press
Kennedy to visit Frederick Maryland May 13 during campaign tour
Senator John F Kennedy presidential candidate plans a May 13 stop in Frederick Maryland as part of a four day Maryland itinerary. He is to arrive May 11 and stay about four hours en route to campaign events in Western Maryland ahead of the May 17 primary. Byron said a general meeting place will be arranged but a full outbound tour of the county is unlikely.
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John F.kennedy
Frederick
Maryland
Kennedy
James E. Byron
Western
Byron
Mary
Wayne Morse
State Armory
Morse
Lar Daly
Chicago
Andrew J. Faster
Baltimore
General
Charles Town
West Virginia
Joseph Tydings
Tydings
U. S
Millard Tydings
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Frank J. Keeter Frederick
Victoria Toth
Mrs. Toth
NATO
Secretary of Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Reds
State Tax Court
Siegfried Goetze
Goetze
Broad Run
Jefferson Area
Goetzes
Goodloe Byron
Sen. Kennedy
Tall Cedars
Women’s Auxiliary
Hood
Upside
Kennedy Studio
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