Beall Faces Governor Prospect Amid GOP Pressure
Maryland U S Senator J Glenn Beall acknowledged GOP leaders have asked him to run for governor in 1962 though his Senate term ends in 1965. He will study Maryland's needs and tour the state after adjournment to gauge support while former Gov McKeldin weighs a possible bid and potential liberal opposition.
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Air Guard and Reserve Units Placed on Alert
The Air Force alerted 71 air units for possible federal service, designating them as priority outfits. Of the 71, 64 are National Guard and seven are Air Reserves. They fly tactical fighters reconnaissance planes and transports, involving about 100 aircraft.
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Liberty Town youths plan forest project and tours
Libe rtytown Progressive Boys 4 H club met at Bill Castle’s home with seventeen members and a leader answering roll. They discussed forestry observation and bark and leaf identification and planned an upcoming annual project tour. Refreshments followed.
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