NIH expands Plant Near Here to house more animal research
Construction on the NIH Animal Center expansion in Poolesville proceeds on a $1.3 million federal project in Montgomery County, aimed at relocating breeding and testing of animals from Bethesda. The project, managed by John McShane Construction, will boost staff from ten to about 150 over two years and may include a future monkey colony as facilities grow.
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Montgomery County
National Institutes of Health Animal Center
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Poolesville
Institute of Mental Health
John McShane Construction Company
Pentagon
National Episcopal Cathedral
Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
NIH
Wis
Presen
Steff
Frederick
City Grants $500 to Babe Ruth Champs
The mayor and boardmen approved a $500 grant to the Babe Ruth champions at Akjer- Peeweeee event, cutting through routine city business in the regular meeting.
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Babe Ruth
County to Get State Grant for Tourist Aid Bill
A proposed tourist and convention aid bill would grant Frederick an annual $2 157 98 from the state for tourism development if passed. The legislative council will meet September 4 in Baltimore City Hall to review the plan which would allocate funds to counties and Baltimore City based on a per capita formula with minimum $500 and a possible total annual cost of about $93,000.
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Frederick
Balti
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Pennsylvania
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
New Teachers Appointed and Resignations Accepted
The Board of Education appointed 23 new teachers across county schools, with details listing names, schools, grades, and college training. Resignations were accepted from 13 teachers, including principals and elementary staff, alongside several high school postings.
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Board of Education
Dorothy T. Abplanalo
Sabillasville
Penn State University
Betty J. Berry
Lewistown
Fairmont State College
Nancy L. Carmack
Middletown
Westhampton
John B. Carter
Walkersville
West Virginia University
Carolyne T. Breckenridge
Walkersville High
Western Maryland College
Gladys L. Cross
State Central Teachers
B. S. Frostburg
Roger &. Holloman
Frederick
Atlantic Christian College
Carolyn C. Irvin
Elm Street
B. S
Jane M. Jones
Emerson College
Donald W. McIntire
Frederick High
Shippensburg State College
Howard W. Moyer
Linganore High
Shepherd College
Gaye
Mullican
West Frederick
William L. O'Brien
Albion College
James V. Palmer
B. A. Dubuque University
Betty L. Panmier
Harmony Grove
Hood College
Helen C. Poffenbarger
Core
University of Maryland
Marlin B. Roser
North Market Street
Conrad D. Shafee Jr
Thurmont High
Mt. St. Mary's College
Kaye L. van Boskirk
Phillips University
David L Dean
Poncipal
Frederick High School
Naoma R. Dean
North Frederick
Bobbie A. Hanifan
New Midway
Joel C. Nimon
Brunswick High
Grace N. Rice
Carol K. Watson
Ella B. Fraser
Middletown High
Phyllis M. Hil
Weet Frederictone
Vegte. Jacobs
Om Kreitman
Roy W. Sigler Jr
Jeam S. Tate
Wands J. Zink
Parkway
Work Survey Starts Here Next Week
Facts on employment and unemployment will be collected next week in the Census Bureau Population survey announced by Director John G. Gibowkee at Philadelphia’s College office. Local households data will be combined with 456 other areas to form national August employment estimates amid prior months showing high unemployment and job seekers.
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Census Bureau
John G. Gibowkee
Phil Td Colege
Philadelphia
al CO Mpedakie Grant Place
Smilar
Britain closes in on robbers in great train job
London AP report details arraignment of five suspects in Britain great train robbery case. William Boal denies robbery charges while two sisters among the accused face receiving counts. Police report 2.5 million pounds stolen, 141,000 pounds recovered, and a large manhunt ongoing with about 100 detectives and possible rewards.
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London
Britain
William Boal
Boal
Linslade
Cheddington
Glasgow
Surrey
Ang
TAME
Scotland Yard
France
Bournemouth
Roger John Cordrey
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
Emily Clark
Cordrey
Clark
John Maris
Xeng
Cecil Hart
Loados
Agree On Two Major Programs Between U S and Russia
The United States and Russia have agreed to a coordinated weather satellite program and joint Echo type communications satellite experiments. NASA announced final approval, with contributions to a 1965 world magnetic survey and a cloud data link between Washington and Moscow for meteorological satellites.
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Washington
United States
Russia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moscow
Russians Rescue U S Flier After 20000 Foot Plunge
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE Mass An American flier Capt Hugh Lavallee NR Newfoundland par a parachuted 20000 feet into the sea. Russian fishermen recovered him and a U S Coast Guard helicopter later hoisted him from a Soviet craft and flew him back to base. Green flare signaled rescue and the Russian ship alerted by fellow fliers aided the operation.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
U.S. Coast Guard
Air National Guard
Hugh Lavallee
Springfield, Mass
Coast Guard
Gus Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Lavallee
Price-Support Loans Set For Corn Crops In Maryland
Maryland price-support loans for the 1563 corn crop will average $1.23 per bushel. A special payment of 18 cents raises the total to $1.41, compared with $1.34 in 1962, announced by William L. Dudley, chairman of the Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee.
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College Park
Perez Jimenez Leaves Miami in Airlift to Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez the former Venezuelan dictator was secretly moved from a Miami jail to a homeland awaiting transport. An eight airliner departed at 12 40 p m carrying him back to Venezuela as police accompanied him to the airport.
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An item notes adjustments involving Carre and Brby Rat with Lengee addressing changes. Source text is fragmented but indicates a sequence of edits or approvals affecting names and actions. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Carre Ok
Lengee Alters Sees Sa Src Taens
Frederick Beats Trenton 6-2 In Legion Tourney
Frederick American Legion beat Trenton New Jersey 6-2 at College Park in regional play. Tommy Thomas and Gary Himes fueled the win with Himes going four for four including two doubles while Thomas allowed two runs on six hits. Frederick heads to a 2-1 tournament record and advances with three teams remaining, awaiting afternoon results between D C Gas Light and New York.
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Tommy Thomas
Gary Himes
Frederick American Legion
Trenton
College Park
AML Lae Vnatayergih
Himes
Thomas
Frederick
D.C. Gas Light
New York
New Jersey
Stan Keyser
Casey Delzuter
Bill Seidling
Anl
Pascal Kenn
Rick Alt
Eddie Count
Renn
Leo Duncan
Tom Bichy
Guy Stull
Duncan
Keyser
Richy
Rimes
Golsberg
Desauler
Snake Found in Bananas at Frederick Produce
A tropical snake nearly seven feet long was discovered in a shipment of bananas at the Frederick Produce Company on East Fifth Street. It was killed in the early afternoon by George Mehaffie and Robert Musselman after being spotted among the fruit. The snake, brownish yellow in color and extremely thin, likely arrived from Central America with the bananas.
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George Mehaffie
Frederick Produce Company
East Fifth Street
Niemann Brunk
Robert Musselman
Rusk Talks on Survive Risk of Surprise Attack and Cuba Refugees
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a possible accord with Russia to reduce surprise attack risk exists if the Soviets do not demand cuts in East West forces in Europe. He noted US Britain discussions on refugee protection and rejected a world nuclear disarmament conference backed by China. Rusk urged Congress to pass a 4 billion foreign aid bill as central to policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Russia
Europe
Rusk
United States
Britain
Cuba
Red China
State Department
Soviet Union
Martial Law Imposed in Hue and Nhatrang Vietnam
President Ngo Dinh Diem’s government declares martial law in Hue and Nhatrang after a Buddhist monk suicide by fire. U S personnel restricted to barracks from dusk to dawn as both cities host major U S military advisory operations.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
Nhatrang
U.S
Man Returned To House Of Correction
A Frederick man just out of the Maryland House of Correction a week was returned there today for six months after guilty on three charges of false pretense in hearings before Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. Charles Robert Norris, 21, was arrested June for cashing a 10 dollar check at Excelsior Dairy, June ’10 for cashing a 16.44 dollar check at the New York Sample Shoppe and on August 1 for cashing a 58.48 dollar check at Carmack’s Grocery. Norris was sentenced to two months on each charge. Joseph Vona, owner of Excelsior Dairy, Harry Rovin, owner of Clark Hartman, cashier at Carmack’s, identified Norris and said the checks were returned marked insufficient funds. Detective Lt Eltis G. Carty and the Paul W. Mossburg investigated.
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Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Byron W. Thompson
Charles Robert Norris
Excelsior Diary
New York
Carmack's
Styre Norris
Joseph Vona
Excelsijor Dairy
Harry Rovin
Clark Hartman
Norris
Eltis G. Carty
Paul W. Mossburg Investigat
Supreme Court action may clear haze on reapportionment rulings
AP reports the U S Supreme Court is expected to clarify state legislative redistricting questions. The court could address issues of federal versus state power in reapportionment cases, including Oklahoma and other states, as it weighs how population alone should factor into district lines amid ongoing disputes and 1990 census adjustments.
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Supreme Court
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Nev
Legislaterest
Vireins
Meryl
New York
Alabama
Supreme
Federal Court
Capes
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Gem
Charles Nesbitt
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