Frost expected as frost hits low areas in county
Frost was reported in sparse areas of the county with temperatures near freezing at Frederick airport and Unionville. Apple blossoms are in full bloom in protected spots while Thurmont shows later bloom. Peaches generally escaped frost but could be damaged by severe cold. Daylight saving time begins tonight with clocks set up and a longer evening daylight period. mail, schools, banks and businesses will shift to DST.
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Frederick
Unionville
Thurmont
Virginia
Slow To Renew Their Licenses In County
Less than one third of the county's alcoholic beverage licensees have renewed for the new tax year starting May 1 with only a week left. County License Commissioner Gail L. Catshall notes 15 renewals, 50 already secured by the clerk of the circuit court. Renewal requires filing by May 1 to continue selling alcohol. automatic unless protests are filed. If late, a new license must be obtained. Harp on bases: Pravda and Investia accuse U S and West Germany of plans for rocket bases worsening Geneva talks opening May 11.
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Gail L. Catshall
Circuit Court
Moscow
Pravda
New Soviet Peace Partisans Revived After Stalin Era
The World Peace Partisans, quiet since Stalin’s 1953 death, surge anew as a major Soviet effort. They are linked to wartime campaigns against the West, serve as a foreign policy tool, and are urged by Moscow editors to boost activity ahead of a World Council of Peace meeting in Stockholm. The May Day slogan echoes Stalinist calls to intensify the struggle for peace and expose imperialist warmongers.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Jie
Stalin
World Council,of Peace
Stockholm
Soviet Union
Mental Examination Ordered for Keeney in Murder Case
Chief Judge Pat K M Schnauffer signed an order directing the State Board of Mental Hygiene to examine Robert Roy Keeney near Frederick for sanity at the time of his alleged homicide and current sanity. Keeney has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity at arraignment and not guilty by reason of insanity at present. He has been jailed since the slaying of his wife and has undergone prior psychiatric reviews at Phipps Clinic Baltimore, but awaits Board examination.
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State Board of Mental Hygiene
Pat
K M. Schnauffer
Robert le
Roy Keeney
Frederick
Edinkirk
Keeney
States Board
Phipps Clinic
Baltimore
Board of Mental Hygiene
More Arms Are Found In Panama
AP reports a second cache of arms found on a beach near Santa Clara where Roberto Arias led a rebel band six days earlier. One thousand rounds, 44 pistols, three revolvers and five loaded belts were uncovered along with empty boxes. Dame Margot Fonteyn denied knowledge of her husband’s plot and left Panama after questioning. Investigators linked letters to a British friend Judy Thasham and noted money drawn by Arias from film star John Warne. Wayne, a friend, denied revolution ties.
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Panama
Roberto Arias
Arias
Bal
Nerina Dame
Margot Fonteyn
Santa Clara
Carridge
Margot
Ernesto de la Guardia
New York
London
Revol
Fst
Atte
Francisco Alvarado
Alvarato
Judy ‘Thasham
Alastair
John Warne
Wayne
Calfornia
Maryland Biology Teachers Meet at 25th Anniversary
About 400 members of the Maryland Assn. of Biology Teachers are expected to attend a one day session at Western Maryland College in Westminster to review past, present, and future biology work. Dr Lloyd M Bertholf, initiator and then president of Illinois Wesleyan University, will present a 25 year resume.
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Kornelius Lems
Goucher College
David E. Davis
School of Hygiene
Johns Hopkins University
L. Eugene Cronin
Maryland Department of Research and Education
Thomas McIntyre
Beltsville Experimental Forest
District of Columbia
Marylard
Byron Ix. Ashbaugh
Whiskey Auctioned Off By Sheriff At Hultop Liquors
Sheriff Horace St Alexander sold bulk stock from Hultop Liquors Inc at CS 40 east of New Market. Auctioneer John W Null offered to licensed dealers and Herbert M and Margaret F Smith trading as National Trail Liquors bought the entire shipment, including 106 fifths 333 pints 506 half pints 678 miniatures of whiskey and gin plus wine beer and soft drinks totals.
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Horace St Alexander
Hultop Liquors, Inc
CS. 40
New Market
John W. Null
Herbert M
Margaret F. Smith
National Trail’ Liquors
US. 40
Xew
Workers Enter Mills Without Incident in Henderson NC
In Henderson North Carolina workers entered Hearrei Henderson Cotton Mills amid ongoing violence after nights of gunfire and large picket lines. Security kept mills heavily guarded as morning shifts departed with no reported serious injuries while tensions persisted outside the gates.
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Henderson
N.C
Hearrei-Henderson
Patrick MM
Schnauffer
Circmt
Robert J. Bird
Washington
Frances M. Leatherman
Thurmont
Bird
Scout Field Day at McCurdy Field Saturday
About 250 Boy Scouts from pas troops are expected to participate in the annual Scout Field Day at McCurdy Field this Saturday. The program starts at 9 a.m. Charles A. Click is chairman. Competitive events are planned for both spectators and scouts, with a trophy awarded to the best patrol to keep until next year’s field day.
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Pas
McCurdy Field
Charles A. Click
Detrick to Dedicate Four Capehart Streets in Honor of Fallen Officials
Fort Detrick will dedicate four streets in the Capehart housing area on Tuesday April 28 honoring three Fredericktonians who died in government service and the former Chief Chemical Officer. Major General Egbert F Bullene and electrician Joel E Willard are among those honored, with Bartgis and Sheets places named for Lewis G Bartgis and Robert T Sheets. The ceremony will include a dedicatory address by Colonel Prentice and attendance by city officials veterans groups and the families of honored workers.
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Fort Detrick
Capehart
Bullene
Chemical Corps
Derrick
Ditto Avenue
Prentice
Amos Johnson
Barigis
Shockstown Road
C. L. Pittiman Jr
Wil ‘Jard
East 9Th Street
Kenneth C
Charles McDuff
Robert T. Sheets
Thomas ,Avenue
Robert Jr
Fort Derrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Buillene Drive
Religion's Importance To Be Shown Russians
Washington says the United States will display the role of religion in American life at the Moscow National Exhibition this summer. Senator Thomas J. Dodd wrote to Allen urging no repeat of Brussels Fair omissions, citing religion as integral to American fabric. Allen replied that the exhibit will convey America’s religious heritage to Moscow.
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Washington
Moscow
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
George \. AHen
U. S. Information Agency
Dodd
U.S
Soviet Union
Alien
California Ends Cross-Filing System
Sacramento Calif AP Californians can kiss cross filing goodbye The Senate joined the Assembly in voting to abolish cross filing in state primaries Senate approval 22 15 sent the bill to Gov Brown for signature The Assembly passed the bill by a wide margin A reform Legislature installed cross filing 46 years ago it helped incumbents win reelection in the primary until recently most offices were held by Republicans GRASS FIRE The Independent Hose Company responded to a grass fire alarm at 12 40 p m today on the Old Nap Road
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Sacramento
Calif
APY
Council Urged to Drop Slot Machine Bill for Gaming
Baltimore AP report details Del. James C. Latham urging the Legislative Council to drop a plan to study or reopen slot machine casinos along the Potomac River. He cites lack of committee support and questions the bill’s tie to casino interests amid Maryland Virginia gambling contrasts.
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Baltimore
House of Delegates
Legislative Council
Potomac River
Counsil
Del
James C. Latham D-Talbot
General Assembly
House
Ways and Means
Latham
Council
George W. Della
D-Bake
Gordon Boone
Balto County
iCounceil
Ito Iook
Virginia
Maryland
St. Mans
Charles
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland Court of Appeals
Khrushchev Seeks Reconciliation With Nasser in Cairo
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has suggested patching up differences with President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Informants say Nasser may agree if Khrushchev won’t oppose Arab Communist campaigns. Reconciliation could ease West tensions as UAR trade warms with Western states. Khrushchev delivered offer via Ambassador Kisselev and urged normal ties with the UAR.
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Khrushchev
Ua.r
E. D. Kisselev
Jiondar
U.A.R
Nasser
Five-Day Forecast Summary
Fair weather dominates the outlook with scattered light showers possible Sunday. Precipitation expected at most about one quarter inch. Warm spells Saturday followed by cooler temperatures late Sunday or Monday, then a warming trend by midweek.
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Bi Tre Associated Press
Fourteen in a Car Trunk Scout Detour Ends in a Ride Home
Salt Lake City Utah AP traffic officer Thomas Needham stopped a small foreign car for a fare count and found four Cub Scouts plus their den mother Mrs Carl Bunnell in the trunk and car totaling 14. Needham did not issue a citation and sent a squad car to return some passengers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas L. Needham
Carl Bunnell
Needham
Castro Gets Chance To Plug Sugar
New York AP Fidel Castro arrives for the opening of trading on the New York coffee and sugar exchange amid heavy security after reports of a plot to assassinate him. Police brace for a mall rally in Central Park and question all entering his hotel hall leading to his suite.
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New York
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Central Park
Acquitted On Assault Charge At Brunswick
Vernon G Hoff man 17 was found not guilty of assault and battery in Brunswick after juvenile jurisdiction was waived for trial in magistrate court. Three other youths from Knoxville rural routes faced transfer to Circuit Court. charges alleged an attack on Wayne Shackleford and Charles E Beauchar near a city park.
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Washington County
Brunswick
W. H. Kennedy
Vernon G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Knoxville
E. Austin James
Carl FE. Potter
Charles C. Derner
Melvin L. Coulter
Wayne Shackleford
Charles E Beauchar
Brunswick Shackleford
di Maite
Three Killed In Baltimore Accidents
Three men died in two separate Baltimore area crashes early today. Robert Stratham and Clyde Cragway, both of Baltimore, perished after their car hit a tractor-trailer on North Point Bird east of the city. Mack Stratham, brother of Robert, was injured. Roland Bonner, the truck driver, was slightly hurt. Bonner and Mack Stratham face manslaughter charges. A second fatality, Russell J. Brown Jr., of Essex, died when his car left the Baltimore Washington Expressway near Friendship International Airport, flipped repeatedly, and struck a field. Brown died at University Hospital from a broken neck and skull fracture.
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Baltimore
Robert Stratham
Clyde, Cragway
North Point Bird
Stratham
Mack
Roland Bonner
Essex
Bonner
Mack Stratham
Russell J. Brown Jr
Friendship International Airport
Anne Arundel County
Brown
University Hospital
Blue Cross Faces 627000 Loss in First Quarter
The Maryland Blue Cross Plan reported a 627000 loss for the first three months of the year. Executive Director R H Dabney attributed the deficit to rising hospital costs and inflation while noting a prior rate increase and a proposed further rise may be sought.
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Baltimore
Maryland Blue Cross Plan
R. H Dabney
Blue Cross
Charles Jackson
Dabney
Nehru Extends Visit Invitation to Dalai Lama in India
In Mussoorie Nehru invited Chinese representatives and the Panchen Lama to visit the Dalai Lama in exile. He said the door is open for Peiping to send a high official and that the Dalai Lama could return to Lhasa if conditions allow. He defended security measures and cautioned against misrepresentations of detentions.
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Mussoorie
India
Nehru
Anothen
Tibet
Kae Dalai Lama
Dalai ‘Lama
Lhasa
Dalai Lama
New Delhi
Peiping
Himalayan
China
Goshen Indiana News Wins Aver Cup Honor Again
Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA Goshen Indiana News, a daily with about 8100 circulation, won the Aver Cup for excellence in hypography makeup and priming in the 24th annual contest by N W Ayer and Son. The New York Times earned honorable mention in papers over 50 000 circulation. other finalists include Morning News and Washington Post.
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Philadelphia
Goshen Indiana News
Indiana
N.W. Ayer & Son
New York Times
Jiron Mountain
Michigan
Lebanon
Xnamvick
Washington Post
Va Journal
the Morning Herald
Hagerstown
The
News
Frederick
Arthur W. Page
J Business
Crusade Attendance Over Million Mark Australia
Billy Graham's crusade headquarters reported attendance over a million since the February 15 start in Australia. The figure represents about a tenth of the nation's population with thousands hearing him more than once. The campaign nears its halfway point this weekend as rector Jerry Beavan notes the milestone.
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Sydney
Australia
Billy Graham
Rusade
Crusade Die
Jerry Beavan
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