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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1961

Page

5

Menshikov Disputes Kennedy Over West Berlin and Peace

Soviet Ambassador Menshikov told an overflow Washington luncheon that Moscow is against exporting revolution and would not negotiate on East West issues if Western powers seek only occupation rights in West Berlin. He warned that recarving Europe could trigger war while denying a rift with Red China and dismissing international highway control as impractical.

Washington Kennedy Mikhail A. Menshikov Moscow Menshikov West Berlin Red China Albania Alexei Adzhubei Premer Khrushchev Us.s.r USA Fies Soviet Union German Democratic Republic Europe Berlin West Germany Canada Mexico United States Russia

Double Awards for Fort Detrick Maintenance Chief Koch

Paul F. Koch of Fort Detrick received the Department of the Army Sustained Superior Performance Award and Outstanding Performance Appraisal Rating. Lt. Col. Clyde H. Westwood presented as Lt. Col. Herbert M. Hoom looked on. Koch, a native of Altoona Pennsylvania, lives with his wife Martha at 616 Lee Place Frederick and was praised for initiative, competence and diligent duty.

Paul F. Koch Fort Detrick Department of the Army Clyde H. Westwood Herbert M. Hoom Army Mvcking Yook On Koch Altoona Pennsylvania Martha Teside Lee Place Frederick Crum Heart Association of Maryland Baltimore Bruce Crum

Teamsters Stay Out as Hoffa Remains Leader at AFL-CIO Meet

AFL-CIO delegates voted to keep the expelled Teamsters out while James R. Hoffa heads the union. George Meany pledged to enforce ethical standards, barring readmission unless the Teamsters meet federation rules. Curran and Quill argued a personality clash blocks reentry, while Meany denied personal motives.

Bal Harbour Fila Afl-Cio Teamsters James R. Hoffa Qeorge Meany Meany Hoffa Joseph A. Curran National Maritime Union AFL Cio Aflcio Curran Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union Quill

Beauty Contests Planned for Miss March of Dimes 1962

Area contests to pick Frederick County representative will be held at Brunswick Fire Hall on a Wednesday. Girls aged 13 to 19 may enter. entry fee is $1. Dress is casual. a Shades music event runs 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The area winner gets $50 and advances to county finals. final pageant at Frederick Armory on January 6 offers $100 cash plus a clothing ensemble.

Frederick County Brunswick Fire Hall Frederick Armory

Westminster Soroptimist Club Fourth Christmas Party

The Westminster Soroptimist Club hosted its fourth annual Christmas party for mentally disabled children at Westminster Methodist Church Social Hall on Friday. A Christmas film was shown, courtesy of the United Brethren Church.

Westminster Soroptimist Club Westminster Methodist Church The United Brethren Church

Restaurant Man Seeks Jury Trial

Annapolis AP A restaurant owner charged with assaulting a student during a sit in demand a jury trial. Milton Henkel proprietor of Henkel s Steak House did not testify and requested a jury decision while the student Vorick was fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct. The altercation included spraying with a hose and threats of a shotgun.

Annapolis Michael Vorick Baltimore Robert 3. Heise Milton L. Henkel Henkel Hesse Vozick Barbara Jacobs

RAF plans aerial photos to gauge damage from Hurri cane Hattie

Two Royal Air Force reconnaissance planes will take aerial photographs to help assess the extent of damage in British Honduras caused by Hurricane Hattie. The surveys aim to map affected areas and support relief efforts in the colony.

Belize British Honduras British Royal Air Force Hattie

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