Dulles Urges NATO to Grow Beyond Military Pact
In a major address at The Associated Press luncheon, Secretary of State Dulles said NATO should evolve into a broader alliance emphasizing independence, economic development, and human brotherhood. He urged unity in the free world, warned against Soviet conciliation as mere rhetoric, and defended NATO as essential to Western aims while remaining compatible with the UN. He noted NATO’s original military purpose but advocated developing its broader meaning for future generations. Additionally, the court ruled no compensation for a worker who cut pay via a time-saving idea, and a note on scholarships for special education in Carroll County with contact details for applicants.
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Quarles Maintains Calm On Hydrogen Missile Threat
Secretary of the Air Force Quarles urged calm as Russia touted a hydrogen bomb guidance system. Khrushchev claimed a world‑strike capable missile, while Quarles noted manned bombers remain key for years. Senators Symington and Jackson warned of the warning, as U S defense pushes ICBM progress amid rapid developments.
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Time estimates for Soviet long range missile production rise
The article notes that time required for American development of long range hydrocone armed missiles extended two to three years earlier. Khrushchev’s broad statement about rapid development added no new specifics to the estimates of Soviet rocket production timelines.
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Frederick High School Band at Tri-State Festival
Frederick High School Bards, 103 members, attended the Tri-State Band Festival in Martinsburg West Virginia last weekend. Directed by Sperry L. Storm, four chaperones accompanied the group traveling by bus and lodging at Shenandoah Hotel. Judges evaluated tone, rhythm, balance, and stage presence. Frederick High earned twenty one A grades and three B grades with comments praising solid rich tone quality.
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March Festival Band Parade Praises and Prizes
Judges lauded the Tri State Band Festival for fine intonation balance and precision seen in the parade. Mr Storm urged more parent participation as ten students wore cape uniforms from 1936 amid overall strong performance by soloist Joan Storm Derr and the band. A surprise ninth birthday party for Randy Weddle was held at Edgewood Road. Estate of H L Mencken valued at 280 956 with U S bonds the largest holding at 29 369.
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