Russia's Top Puppeteer Can't Find His Right Crocodile
Sergei Obratsov, Russia's premier puppeteer, tours the U S under a cultural exchange program. His best hope remains a friendly crocodile as he notes high U S prices and the contrast with Russia while praising exchanges that bridge two nations. He recalls Broadway success and a CBS Sullivan showcase, while lamenting that many in India and Iran live in poverty and that happiness is hard amid such beggars.
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Russia
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America
Rothschild
Freeway Crash Under Investigation Near Frederick
State Police at Frederick investigated a Sunday crash on the Frederick Freeway near West Patrick Street. Anthony Gaetano of Silver Spring was northbound behind a car that swerved to avoid a MG Roadster from Hamilton Ontario. Gaetano skidded in poor weather and struck the roadster, driver John Litouszky was treated for a facial cut and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed.
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West Patrick Street
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Paul Crutchley
Anthony Gaetano
Silver Spring
U. S Route 15
John Litouszky
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Tor Critchley
Gaetano
Chevrolet
Litouszky
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Crutchley
Hope to Eradicate Syphilis Within Ten Years
Dr. William J. Brown chief of the venereal disease branch outlines a decade long campaign to eradicate syphilis in the United States. The plan calls for mass reporting, 500000 to 750000 interviews, hospital blood tests, and intensified public education targeting teens and parents. Brown cites rising cases, increases among youth, and shifting demographics as factors driving the urgency while urging routine annual blood tests for the young. He notes private physicians report only about 11 percent of infectious cases, hindering contact tracing and control efforts.
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Washington
Brown
Partment
Suit challenges Maryland film censorship law
Robert L. Freedman Baltimore theater owner appeals his conviction for refusing to submit a film to the censor board for pre screening approval. An assistant AG says the case tests the 47 year old law before the high court. Freedman argues the law's vague definitions and standards violate constitutionality as the three member board bans films it deems obscene or debasing morals or inciting crime.
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Maryland
Robert F. Sweeney
High Court
Robert L. Freedman
Baltimore
Censor Board
Freedman
Unusual Braille Check Displayed in New York Bank Museum
A bank money museum in New York City features a Braille only check signed by Helen Keller, noted as one of the most unusual checks on display.
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Helen Keller
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