Crisis deepens over Berlin stand off and nuclear options
The piece outlines Eisenhower's view of a Soviet move to seize West Berlin and the president’s reluctant but possible resort to tactical nuclear weapons as a last resort. It notes concern over Moscow's intentions, the risk of a wider war, and the goal of preventing West Berlin's absorption without provoking Soviet city strikes.
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Classified Ad Solves Pet Dilemma With Quick Offers
A dog owner thanks the News for quick help through the classified section. After placing a tiny puppy for sale, the ad drew ten offers the first morning and more calls the next day, solving a dilemma about finding a suitable home. The writer notes the ad brought rapid, strong response.
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Families of Zimmerman Host Bernard Remsby Gathering
A large family gathering centers on Bernard Remsby with numerous Zimmermans and related households. Attendees include Edwin Zimmerman Claude Hahn Walter Worthington Edgar Moore and many relatives. guests include Mrs Charles Barger and Kaye Luther Remsburg.
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Edwin Zimmerman
Claude Hahn
Warie
Walter Worthington
Edgar K. Moore
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Diane
Barbara
John
Ricky
Tina
Linda
Pattie
Harry Zimmerman
Lilian Zimmerman
Claude Zions
Charles Barger
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Great Eastern Event Planned with Auditions and Square Dance
Plans are set for the Great Eastern on August with a Ray program start at 1 pm and events running into the evening. Auditions begin at 9 am and a square dance with Blackie Simmons calling closes the night. Two farm properties near Central were auctioned for 24 000 and 17 600 dollars amid a large crowd.
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Linganore High School
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Son M.iger
Glenn Trout
Ralph Werbright
Holden S. Felton
Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News dated August 3, 1909 recount local names and places. The fragment mentions Fudges Worthington Motter Nus Robert Zamerman, A. Thomas, and references Market Street to Carroll with plans for matinee races and a driving project.
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Surprise testimonial dinner honors postmaster Montier
The event at Frederik Past in Vinduhona Braddock Heici's recognized Mr Montier's reappointment as postmaster for a finite term under the civil service law. The Board of Education voted to close Pleasant elementary and transport about sixty pupils to Frederick at the start of September term. Market notes show New Barley Corn Wheat.
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Western Maryland Guernsey Field Day at Hagerstown Fairgrounds
The Western Maryland Guernsey Field Day at Hagerstown Fair Grounds drew 41 exhibitors with 213 animals. Edward M. Wharff II of Carroll County led as senior and grand champion female in both open and 4H classes, while Donald Garst near Libertytown showed the junior champion female. Jane Brewer of Frederick won H and FFA honors. several other exhibitors from Washington, Carroll, Frederick counties competed across multiple classes, with assisting extension dairy staff from University of Maryland coordinating the event.
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Robert Stansfield
Girl Scout Day Camps Close in Frederick County
The Frederick County Girl Scout Council completed two day camps with 175 girls and adults in attendance aged 8 to 15. Brownies at Yellow Springs and older girls at Camp Baker hosted participants from ten communities and emphasized outdoor life, citizenship, resourcefulness, and teamwork.
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Edgar Flohr
Carl Shaw
Lewis Burck
Anne Garrett
Harold Bunes
Charles Sandra Shufi
William Lynch
Vernon Snurr
Maek Moser
Paul Johnson
Walter Crum
Reese
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John Benson
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Louis Hartman
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Nancy Null
Henry Roberts
Grover Shaft
Edward Storm
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Rose Hill Garden Club Meets Thursday
Rose Hill Garden Club meets Thursday at 10 in Winchester Hall conference room. Mrs Kell Nelson speaks on growing Gardenias and other house plants. Six members will bring summer floral arrangements for critique. participants include Mrs George R. Hargis 3rd, Mrs Donald Fadel, Mrs Jacob Young, Mrs Herbert Staley, Mrs Russell Dudrow, and Mrs Blair Titus.
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Intra-squad tilt tops 50,027 at Baltimore
The Colts staged an 81 degree intra-squad game before a standing room crowd of 50,027. Jerry Richardson, rookie from Walford College, caught a three yard TD from Unitas as the Whigs beat the Blues 26 3 and earned the No 2 quarterback spot amid trade rumors.
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Rockefeller son engagement pleases governor in Norway
Governor Rockefeller of New York announces his son Steven's engagement to Anne Marie Rasmussen of Standsen grocer family in Norway. The couple, who met in 1956, may wed August 22 in a Lutheran church at Soegne with Rev Olav Gautestad officiating. The Rockefellers plan to attend.
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Local Crops Describe Good Quality Peaches and Apples
Shoppers find good quality peaches and apples in ample supply with steady prices. Tomatoes and potatoes are in normal yields. beans and corn face drought impacts. Rains improve some crops while pasture grasses remain short. local officials discuss county administrative changes amid circuit court filings and protests by residents.
Local Country Entertainers Take Second in Warrenton Contest
Lewis Burdette and his Monocacy Playboys, a local country music group, finished second in a nationwide contest held at Whippoorwill Lake in Warrenton Virginia. The lineup included Burdette James Purdum Red Harrison and Bobby Hood among ten finalists and 440 new entrants. The Warrenton Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event.
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Two Accidents Listed In City On Saturday
Two accidents occurred in the city on Saturday with reckless driving charges. At 4 12 p m on East Patrick and Franklin streets Clarence Koontz stopped for a red light and was rear ended by Myrtie Link. Link was charged with reckless driving. Damages totaled 150 for Koontz and 200 for Link. At 9 30 p m two parked cars on East Church street were damaged when Louise Cave moved her car hitting Crawford and Hammond vehicles. Cave was charged with reckless driving. Damages were 175 for Cave 75 for Crawford and 25 for Hammond.
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Weather decoy for robbery reported in New Haven
A man named James J. McNamara, 20, reports helping a woman near an apparently disabled car in East Rock Park. She pistol-whipped him and robbed him of 150 dollars, prompting police to note the incident in New Haven. The item also mentions Moose Lodge activities and tension near Mats T aipel in Formosa with artillery clashes.
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