Resolutions Before Farm Bureau Here
Members of the Farm Bureau gathered at Frederick High School for the annual meeting and planned eight resolutions. Topics include easing health department rules for church suppers, opposing the River Bend dam near Dickerson in favor of smaller dams, and a tax and zoning study for the county. Also discussed were driver testing, license penalties, federal aid for expressways, and a right to work bill. Officers and directors were nominated, with Noah E Kefauver as president candidate and twenty others named for directorships.
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Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Health Department
River Bend
Dickerson
Noah E. Kefauver
East Church Street
County Extension
Planning and Zoning Commission
Farm Organization
Maryland
Board of Education
General Assembly
Harold Free
Thomas Armold
James Shaif
Noah E. Refauver
Middletown
James VW. Shaff
Feagaville
Carl K. Duvall
Lewistown
Charles W Mumma
Creagerstown
Isaac Nicodemus
Liberty
Harold £. Rhoderick
Walkersville
James Montgomery
Urbana
D_ Elwood Remsberg
Woodville
E. LeRoy Remsberg
Jefferson
Ronald E. Kling
Braddock
James E. Ferrell
Petersville
C. Albert Grossnickle
Potomac River
Burau, Inc
Corps of Engineers
Butler and Beall
Hyde
Frederick County Health Department
Youth Admits Slaying Two Men In Bath NY
A 17 year old youth, described as mild mannered and abstaining from alcohol, tobacco and coffee, confessed in writing that he shot Cecil Stratton, 42, on December 13 and Leo W. Brows, 38, for their automobiles. He announced the killings as he rode toward a hospital to visit his wife and newborn baby.
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Bath
N.Y
Fred Sommer Fdr
Cameron Mills
New York
Cecil Stratton
Leo W. Brows
Senators Call for U S Antarctic Claims Policy
Two senior Republicans urge staking U S claims to Antarctica amid rising international interest. Rep Tollefson cites NSC guidance as House Foreign Affairs reviews the belated Antarctic relaims bill. Rep Judd warns that competing claims could lead to years of disputes unless Washington presses a just and equitable settlement.
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Washington
U.S
Antarctic
Tollefson
RH 'Washi
National Security Council
Judd
Subcontinent
South Pole
Moscow Radio
New Zealand
Britain
France
Norway
Australia
Argentina
Chile
Antarctica
Panama Canal
Cape Horn
Banker Admits Embezzlement in Bergen County
An 81 year old bank official pleaded guilty to embezzling about 104000 dollars over two years. Albert J. Schwenker, assistant treasurer and secretary of People’s Trust Co of Bergen County, cried as he admitted the crime before Rutherford’s commissioner with his minister present. He reportedly embezzled around 35000 annually, tied to a cashier at First National Bank of Oradell. The People’s Trust Co bought the Oradell bank in March.
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Hackensack
Albert J. Schwenker
People’s Trust Co
Bergen County
Harrold E. Green
Cherry Hills Reformed Church
River Edge
Schwenker
Theodore Kiscaras
Rutherford
Kiscaras
First National Bank of
Altar Boy Struck By Bullet At Funeral
A 12 year old altar boy was shot in the face at a graveside funeral in Barstow California. The 22 caliber slug grazed the jaw as three teens with rifles fired practice shots en route to the hills. The injury was described as not serious and the shooting as accidental. The rites for entertainer Anita Lessier were quickly ended.
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Barstow
Calif
Zjohn
Anita Lessier
Winners In Contest Are Announced
Winners in the annual Christmas Lighting contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Rama 2 were announced Friday night. Barncord of 6031 Charles Street Brigadoon won first place, Shankle took second, Mrs. William M. Millhouse third, and Harvey C. Butler Jr. fourth. Honorable mentions went to Col. Robert F. Barrick and others. Judges praised artistic merit and lighting technique.
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Sthenya
Ucyicung
Junior Chamber of Commerse
Ng GU Chuis
Franklin ‘Shankle
Biggs Avenue
Wiliam M. Millhouse
West Seventh Street
Harvey C. Butler Jr
Pine Avenue
Col
Robert F. Barrick
East Second Street
Richard L Harrigett
J. Adee
Shry
North Market Street
Franklin E. Stockman
Fredsprint
Benengeauue, Gals
Sue
East Fourteenth Street
Charles V. Main
I ‘A. Irvin Renn
Frederick Count
Alan Long
Frederick Gas Co
Frederick
D'Alesandro Not To Quit Race Claims Blur Maryland Primary
Baltimore mayoral ally says reports of Thom D'Alesandro withdrawing from Maryland Democratic primary are unfounded. They contend Tawes supporters spread wishful talk and no basis exists for a move to run for U S senate with Tawes. The page also notes a separate Christmas display scene at a Frederick Jaycee entry with various local names listed as contestants.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Maryland
D*alesandro
U. S
I Millard Tawes
Grants To Spur Teaching Of Math and Science
The administration plans to ask Congress to fund a program awarding more than 100 million dollars to states to supplement salaries for science and math teachers, hire more staff, buy equipment, and strengthen state education departments. It also proposes federal scholarships and expanded graduate and teacher-training initiatives to boost science and math education nationwide. The plan follows rising demand after the Soviet satellite launches and includes funding for the National Science Foundation to expand fellowships and institutes, plus greater testing and counseling in high schools. Office of Education enrollment figures show 3,068,000 students in 1,896 institutions this fall, up 42 percent from 1956 and 45 percent above the fall of 1953.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Science Foundation
Office of Education
Ibs
Een
New United Engine Arrives at United Fire Company
A belated Christmas gift arrived at the United Fire Company this morning a 125 gallon pushper described as the largest Bren fighting equipment in Western Maryland. The Oren custom built engine will undergo tests expected to finish by January 65 to determine acceptance by the company. Alton Y Bennett president of the United says the engine carries 300 gallons of water and will be July equipped.
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United Fire Company
Maryland
Ice Company
Alton Y. Bennett
Uniteds
Open letter references Indonesia West New Guinea crisis
An open letter discusses Indonesia's push for control of West New Guinea, citing Dutch expulsion of Dutch citizens and the 1949 independence framework. Hatta blames Western disruption in distribution and shipping for famine, criticizing the West Irian Action Committee and ongoing political pressure.
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Irian
Republic
Indonesia
Netherlands
West New Guinea
West
Hatta
West Irian Action Committee
Pied Piper Satellite to Carry Man Planned by 1963
Los Angeles Examiner reports Air Force and Lockheed near finalizing a contract to build the Pied Piper man carrying satellite with unmanned version ready about 1966 and manned version around 1963. Expected orbit duration is one month with a safe Earth return. No official Lockheed comment. Police pursue gunmen in kidnapping spree ending with release of the final captive in South Carolina.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Examiner
Washington
Earth
fromLockheed
Pentagon
Two Young Brothers Die in San Antonio Fire
In San Antonio, Texas two brothers Raul Roque age 2 and Pablo Roque age 6 were burned to death yesterday as their father Guadalupe Roque struggled to keep their blind mother away from the blazing house. The parents tried to save the children but flames prevented further effort.
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San “Antonio
Tex
Esterday
Raul
iPablo Reque
Guadalupe Roque
Roque
Roquel
Two Men Treated For Stab Wounds and Slaying Near Reservoir
Two men were treated for stab wounds after a shooting incident near a reservoir in Hagerstown Maryland. Superintendent Daniel Sterling, 39, was shot in the upper leg and discharged. Paul Martin, 57, fired a shotgun, then wounded Sterling as he tried to enter his car. The episode began with a confrontation on or near reservoir property. Sterling died later in hospital. Police continued investigations into the assailant and circumstances surrounding the shots and injuries.
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Hagersiown
Wayfater
Fort Worth
Texiu
Smithsburg
Daniel Sterling
Water Department
Paul Martin
Hess
Finto
Margie Bell Kirby
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David
Marlin
Gerles
Charles Mumma
Kenneth Parker
Doubs
Hagerstown
Enhigie
Ier Deparencn
Martin
Carroll Lane Kirby
David Weedon
Knoxville
Himes
Bouy
Sterling
Washington County Hospital
Wet Cool Weather Bets Eastern Half of Nation
Wet and cool weather spread through the eastern half of the country with more rain or snow in the northwest. Snow covered much of the Great Lakes overnight and pushed south into northern Indiana and Illinois as rain mixed with snow. Cold air moved southeast through the Plains, spawning showers east of the Mississippi and thunderstorms along the central Gulf Coast.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes Region
Indiana
Mlingis
Plains
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Judge Denies Taking Bribe in TV Address
Chattanooga Tenn. Criminal Court Judge Raulston Schoolfield denied charges of taking a bribe. In a televised speech he dismissed the allegations as part of a contemptible plot. He accused the Senate Rackets Committee of pursuing him for his anti centralized government stance and for states rights. Senator Curtis said the judge overrated himself and asserted the committee has no plot against him.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Criminal Court
Raulston Schoolfield
Nashville
Schoolfield
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters Union
Asst. Dist. Atty
Harold Brown
Cordly
Brown
Sen
Curtis
R-Neb
State Highway Death Tail 1357 Te Daie-S42 186 To Date-t5
A brief item reports a state highway death near Te Daie and S42 with dated tolls reaching 186 to date. The notice notes ongoing crash concerns and highway safety inquiries as authorities review recent incidents.
Bomb Blast Harms Teen Moviegoers in Amaro City Theater
An improvised bomb exploded during a Walt Disney film at a crowded Amaro theater. Police report a blaze of orange red light hurled a teen from a seat. four youths injured slightly and one treated for burns. Officers suspect firecrackers. no fire reported.
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Jerry Brewster
David Palmer
James Birchsfield
Charles Ray Cox
Lawrence Glover
Gunis
Wheever
Registrars To Be Dropped In Maryland System Shift
Maryland will phase out about 270 local vital statistics registrars on January 1 as a multicopy birth and death registration system rolls out. Dr. Perry F. Prather said the change speeds processing and improves insurance and burial-certificates access while physicians and hospitals forward notices directly to Baltimore. The shift replaces older, district-based reporting with centralized handling, reflecting hospital births and funeral director burials.
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Maryland
Perry F. Prather
Maryland State Department A Health
A- W
Fullarton
Fesrtment
Baltimore
PU Akihenats Ante Achoman
Hedrich
Fcian
Hancock Man Dies Of Burns In Pennsylvania Gas Station Blast
Daniel Smith, 51, of Hancock Pennsylvania, died from burns after a pumping station explosion sent him 30 feet into a nearby stream. The blast occurred at a Southern Pipeline Co station 42 miles north of Hancock early this morning, with high octane gasoline storage involved. Elmer Flowers said the cause was undetermined. Smith died at Berkeley Springs West Virginia hospital about 64 hours later.
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Amonate
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Virginia
Bluefield
W. Va
West Virginia
William Fullarton
Southwest Virginia
Mitchell Harris
Cedsar Bluff
Hancock
Prather
Iars
Smith
Elmer Flowers
Daniel Smith
Pennsylvania
Berkeley Springs
City Editor Quits To Become Golf Pro
CAMBRIDGE M D City editor quits to become golf pro Alfred Jackson, long time golf club manager, is saved from drowning in a pond at Winter Quarters by Robbins Stafford, Md police chief. The rescue followed a prior incident where the chief saved a boy, then returned to the water to recover the boy’s sled as a Christmas present.
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Eid
Bridge Banner
Chicago
Alfred Jackson
Pocomoke City
Robbins
Akoreent
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