Board approves bid for three new school buses
The Frederick County Board of Education accepted the low bid of 33 97 from Frederick Motor Company to purchase three buses to ease crowded routes in the western Frederick, Myersville Harmony and New Midway areas. The board plans to seek 6975 from County Commissioners to cover half the cost and held an executive session on the Singarore High School injunction petition.
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Board of Education
East Church Street
Frederick Motor Company
Odf
Norman W. Eizler
Ross W. Smith
Paul Hofftmaster
West Frederick
Myersville-Harmony
New Midway
Hoffmaster
School Board
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
H. C. Summers
Kaufman Garage Co
Redding Chevrolet, Inc
Linen Chevrolet
Watkins & Burdette
Creswell Chevrolet, Inc
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Singanore High School
Tion
U. S
Eosis
Lecturer Refuses Names Faces Possible Jail Time
New Haven lecturer Willard Uphaus 68 refuses to reveal names tied to subversive activities at his World Fellowship Center. Ordered to appear in Superior Court December 14, he risks contempt jail if he does not purge by answering questions from Attorney General Louis Wyman. Court orders stand despite appeals to state and federal high courts. Public opinion and clemency appeals are mounting but Gov. Powell declines to intervene.
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Coxcord
N.H
New Haven
Conn
New Hampshire
Willard Uphaus
Superior Court
World Fellowship Center
Conway
Uphaus
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Hartford
Wyman
Wesley Powell
Commer
John Wester Lord
Boston
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Twin of Boy Born Week Apart Shocks Cambridge
A Cambridge mother aged 18 gave birth to twins a week apart with the second twin born Nov. 23 while the first arrived last week. The five sons, all minor, numbered ages 1 to 4, and the parents’ other child was 3. Doctors said premature delivery and rare timing caused the split birth. Both twins and the mother were reported in good condition.
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Cambridge
API
Warne Foxwell
Maply
Bor
Cambridge Mailand Hospital
Phy Cian
Lawrence Marvanov
Merranov
Maryanov
Crashed U S military plane in Oslo kills four aboard
A US air force transport crashed in woods north of Oslo shortly after takeoff from Fornebu Airport. All four aboard died. The crash followed poor visibility as the plane headed toward a northern Norwegian airport. Local dairies meanwhile announced milk price increases linked to higher processing costs and a 1956 Hungary note by Khrushchev was given at Budapest factory meeting.
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Oslo
Norway
Sory Group
Washington
Frederick City
Baltimore Dairies
Frederick
Budapest
Hungary
Nikita S. Khru
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Ganz-Maway
Nikita Says Comrades Oppose Troop Use In Hungary
Nikita Khrushchev claimed that comrade opposition blocked troop use in Hungary and asserted the Soviet bloc faced no imperial threat. He said the warming of tensions was due to communist strength, noting superior armaments and rockets. the process would continue.
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Nikita
Hungary
Rushcher
Avalanche Buries 13 Workers in Italian Alps
An avalanche roared down the Vall DellOrco 40 miles north of Turin burying a barracks where 35 men slept. Eight hours after the slide three bodies were recovered and ten others were believed dead. 1100 workers were digging a power tunnel nearby. Surviving workers said the roar woke them as the building was torn from its foundations.
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Turin
Italy
Dell’Orco
Ogre
Italian Alps
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average near normal with small day to day changes. Occasional rain is expected Thursday and generally fair weather the rest of the period. Precipitation totals about a quarter inch. Normal highs are in the mid 60s. Early morning lows range in the 20s to upper teens in the mountains of western Maryland.
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Associated Press
Marriand
Thin Escapee Is Captured In Maryland Escape
AP reports Harris Brown, 19, recaptured after escaping Patuxent Institution by squeezing through a six inch bar gap. Tip led police to a house near his Robersdale, Pa. home. Officials say Brown dieted to fit through bars while serving an indeterminate larceny sentence. Swans Lost In Fog In London Garden Landing Incident.
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Baltimore
Patuxent Institution
Harris Br
Patuxent
Brown
Robersdale
Ban On Cigarettes Would Cut Revenues Paralyze Industry
If a cigarette ban were implemented it would paralyze a seven billion dollar industry and hit federal and local tax revenues hard. Officials estimate more than 40 000 workers would lose jobs with wages above 160 million dollars a year and thousands of tobacco stores and vending machines facing heavy losses.
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Washington
Leroy E. Bur
Burney
Agriculture Department
Pearl Harbor Day observance planned by Frederick County CD
The Frederick County Civil Defense Agency with the National Office of Defense Mobilization marks the 18th anniversary of Pearl Harbor as the second annual National Civil Defense Day. Sirens will sound a five minute attack warning next Monday from 1 25 to 1 30 pm as pamphlets stress fallout shelters and simple precautions to save millions. Local CD officials urge families to prepare now with shelters and plans, citing costs of about 150 dollars and outlining where to obtain literature and contractor lists.
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Frederick County
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Crickenberger
C. & P. Telephone Company
A. & P. Safeway
Acme
Food Fair
Civil Defense
Winchester Hall
Adenauer and de Gaulle Reach Agreement on Key Issues
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said he and President Charles de Gaulle are in agreement on all important questions. He suggested an East-West summit could be held in the second half of April in Paris and declined to discuss details of their two days of talks with Premier Michel Debre.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Charles’ de Gaulle
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Fisheries Seek Tax Relief On Farm Pond Assessments
A Fisheries Owners representative urged lower farm pond assessments at a Board of County Commissioners hearing. George L. Thomas Jr. argued 260 acres are ponded and should be taxed at lower rates, noting flood risk and bottom land. Officials debated acreage definitions and pledged a decision next week after surveying ponds and reviewing comparable sites.
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George L. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Valor Corporation
Linda Thompson
Aly
Monocacy River
Sugar Loafountain
Plane lands in Honolulu after two engine failure
A military transport plane with two of four engines out landed safely at Honolulu Airport. Eight people were on board. Both failed engines were on the same wing.
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Honglulu
Honolulu
Labor and Management Urged to Seek Mutual Efficiency
Secretary of Labor James Mitchell told the Investment Bankers Association convention that labor and management must stop fighting and cooperate to boost efficiency. He warned against rapid, drastic changes and urged settling disputes in steel, railroad, and maritime industries to cut costs and meet foreign competition.
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Bal Harbour
Fra
James P. Mittchell
America
Mitchell
Investment Bankers Assn
Oldest Lennon Sister Dianne Plans Wedding in Venice Suburb
Dianne Lennon, oldest of the Lennon sisters on Lawrence Welk, will marry Dick Gass 22, an Army paratrooper stationed at Ft. Bragg. The couple grew up blocks apart in Venice for 13 years. Dianne will retire from singing after marriage. sisters Peggy Kathy and Janet may continue as a trio.
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Hollywood
Dianne Lennon
Lennon
Lawrence Welk
Dick Gass
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Lennons
Venice
Dianne
Peggy
Kathy
Janet
Eisenhower Eyes Peace Efforts During Trip to India
President Eisenhower said his tour will stress America as a partner for peace with justice and may discuss China India border tensions with Nehru. He aims to build goodwill while visiting 11 nations in 19 days, with a Western summit in Paris and a Mediterranean cruise before focusing on India.
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Eisenhower
United States
Nehru
India
Red China
China
U.S
Soviet Union
Fasenhower
Pars 1
Mediterranean
Europe
Asia
North Africa
Elisen Thawer
New Delhi
Afluss Us Uus
Eisenhower signals action to resolve steel dispute before injunction
President Eisenhower said the government will act if labor and management fail to settle the Taft-Hartley steel contract by the January deadline. He urged a settlement before the injunction expires and warned of potential action, though he offered no specifics. He also discussed budget goals and foreign aid birth control policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red States
America
United States
Weather Update Forecast Shows Rain Tonight
The area faces rain tonight with a 21 degree low and 36 degree daytime high after yesterday's 30/29 at Frederick Municipal Airport. Tomorrow brings more clouds and rain with slightly colder conditions. Thursday rain expected around a quarter inch. Over the next five days temperatures average near normal with little precipitation.
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Frederick Municipal
Police Question Three in Robbery at Bare's Restaurant
Police question three persons, including a juvenile, about a robbery at Bare's Restaurant in the 500 block of East Street. About $2 in cash was taken. a juke box was broken but contained no money. Police later report three apprehended in Bethesda in a stolen car linked to George Devil-Ries Air.
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East Street
Bethesda
Montgomery County
George Devil- Ries
AP Air
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