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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1959
Page
7
Milton Unger of New York sat West with a light hand and did not double the heart contract. East did not go to game, and Milton found the defense against six hearts. He won the ace of spades and led dummy, with East producing the queen of trumps.
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen and Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson say civil rights legislation won’t be rushed this year. Johnson urges action on civil rights along with highway finance and labor measures, while Dirksen notes the GOP will wait for the 1986 national election year. Democrats remain ready if needed as meat fever rises and reports of administration delays circulate.
The Mountain Theater will run two extra weeks thanks to a local benefactor. Roy Franklyn says the season continues with Summer and Smoke tonight and ends next week with O Men O Women by Edward Chodorov. The angel backer supports a full summer lineup amid strong attendance.
The Deutsche Ford style project, carried out by Deimler Benz under Fritz Koen Ecke, creates a roofless car with reduced back seat upholstery to seat a third person, an interpreter, while reserving space for a Secret Service agent beside the driver.
Maj. Gen. William C. Purnell said on Monday the 29th National Guard Division seeks a bigger site for its two weeks of summer training at Indiantown Gap. The request aims to expand facilities for personnel, equipment, and exercises as part of ongoing modernization efforts.
Maryland Imes notes the 8 000 man division needs a training area large enough for all units. Fort Bragg is the preferred site, with Camp Grayling and Camp Drum also named. In Montana, engineers race to secure the Madison River valley after last week’s earthquake created Quake Lake threatening Hebgen Dam and the valley below.
Captain Kangaroo TV pioneer plans kiddie concerts as a separate show in August. Keeshan says the audience response is strong and the format mirrors successful Houston events teaching children about symphonies. The effort is under Captain Kangaroo and targets Saturday matinees for preschool groups.
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