One Man's Weather Prediction Warns Of Snowplow Drought
Smithsonian scientist Dr. Charles Abbott predicts a cooler continental U S summers and milder winters over five years based on harmonic cycles from 1670 onward. He foresees a general drop in temperature extremes, with Salt Lake City as an exception, and notes a cooler summer nationwide with some cold winters and hot summers in the West and Mountain regions.
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Tom Nolan
Washington
NEA
United States
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Sumers
Abbot
Plot
The
Smithsonian
Atlanta
St. Paul
Detroit
St. Louis
Omaha
Abilene
Tex
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
U S Hopeful Over Laos Government Formation Effort
Washington assesses Laos talks as three princes meet in Vientiane to form a national unity government. Souphanouvong’s anti-American stance alarms Premier-designate Souvanna Phouma and Boun Oum, with no concrete progress reported.
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Washington
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Souyvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Southeast Asia
Souphanouwvong
RENE DEATH and the Sheppe bear Tahrey under trial
A fragmented report records a death named Rene and references a strained custody scene involving Sheppe and Tahrey. The text mentions a term and a legal context with costs, pounds, and a yearly rate, hinting at financial records linked to the incident.
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Rene
Post Office Contract Awarded for Union Bridge Building
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced a contract to the Douglas Development Corporation to construct and lease the Union Bridge Post Office Building. Day noted expanding mail volumes, with about 45 000 locations handling 65 billion pieces annually and projected to rise toward 90 billion by 1970, prompting focused new construction and potential lease remodels to meet urgent space needs.
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Union Bridge
J. Edward Day
Douglas Development Corporation
Comes Avenue
Baltimore
Post Office Department
Day
New Union Bridge Post Office to Be Built on Penrose Street
Under the Lease Construction plan the Douglas Development Corporation will build the Union Bridge post office on Penrose Street and lease it to the Department for 10 years with renewal options. The project uses private investment for the building while the Department funds postal equipment, with the owner paying local real estate taxes. Completion is targeted for July 1962 with 21 631 square feet site and 3 003 square feet interior space plus ample parking and vehicle movement room. The existing space will be repurposed.
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Douglas Development Corporation
Penrose Street
Day
Union Bridge
Rotary Has College Day at Frederick luncheon
The Rotary Club of Frederick hosted college students and children of members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. Arthur Brown introduced the film Unofficial Ambassadors about foreign students in U.S. colleges, with many guest observers from local and national campuses. The program highlighted the work of the CFR and YMCA produced film, plus a plaque to Dr. Housewright for his scientific achievements.
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Rotary Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Arthur Brown
Fort Detrick
Charles $. Y. Sanner
Brooke Green
Ohio State University
Sandy Green
Virginia Poytechnic Institute
Jimmy Green
Frederick High
Theron Green
Mary Ellen Creed
Duke
David Creed
Wesley
Allen Creed
Lindsay McGuiness
Marjorie Webster College
Edward J. McGuiness
Sara Willard
Goucher
Roger Willard
Jane Sanner
Skidmore
Mr. Sanner
Edward C. Hartmann
Judy
FHS
Eddie
University of Maryland
Col. Casto
Carl
Sullivan's Prep
Washington
Penny Pilgram
Pilgram
Anne Burgess
Hood College
Burgess
Charles Broadrup
Fred
Jim Carty
Washington and Lee
Walker Carty
Nancy Motter
Frederick Community College
John Motter
Alex Sweney
Stilson Hall
Leesburg
Richard A. Thomas
Towson
Elias Ramsburg
Marvin Jones
Laredo
Texas
Richard Ramsburg
Dan Lynch
Danvers
Mass
Brooke Parkinson
W. W. Abbot
Houston
H. L. Fowler
Williamsburg
A. A. Pearce
G. Richard Bucheimer
Bucheimer
Nicholas Fanos
Brown
Mer‘rill Groelle
YMCA
International
Frederic Marsh
Amiey
Committee On
Jordan
America
West
CFR
J. Ralph Austin
Dr. Brown
Tawes Seeks Ease On Maryland Sales Tax Plan
Maryland plans studies on easing the sales tax starting point from 25 to a higher level if revenue permits. The 1961 legislature widened the tax to 3 percent for some items and 23 cent purchases. a six cent per pack cigarette tax was also proposed to fund local education and welfare.
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Baltimore
Gav
Tawes
Maryland
General Assembly
Coud
Indicted For Forgery in a 15Year Fraud Scheme
NEW YORK AP The head of a finance company complex was charged with a 15 year forgery program that grew from a $10000 larceny to $819600. Samuel Rubin 40 a stocky man with a hearing aid was indicted on 11 counts grand larceny and 27 forgery. He pleaded guilty to three larceny counts and was released on $5000 bail for sentencing February 16.
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NEW York
Samuel Rubin
Rubin
General Sessions
George Postel
Alty
Leonard Newman
Rabin Cooperative Case Summary With Attorney Mortum
Rabin conceded thefts but denied the total alleged by indictment. Attorney Mortum for the Rabin cooperative argued the figure of 9019 000 was inaccurate. Newman characterized the claimed amount as suspect and disputed the totals presented.
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Rabin Aa
Inves
Tenia
Mortum
Ronen
Rabin
Newman
Empire State Building Sold to Prudential in 65 Million Deal
Newark AP reports the Empire State Building, the tallest structure and New York symbol, sold to Prudential Insurance Co. of America for 65 million. Prudential grants control via a six year leasehold to Empire State Building Associates led by Lawrence A. Wien, enabling rent, roof and tower operations. The seller was Henry Crown of Chicago.
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Newark
N.J
Empire State Building
New York City
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Prudential
New York
Empire State Building Associates
Lawrence A. Wien
Wien
Henry Crown
Chicago
Empire State Building Corp
Dred documents reveal oval leak table details and farm data
A report describes a long oval leak table measuring seven by fifteen feet and a transaction lasting about four hours. It notes the United States has around 17,000 tree farms covering about 52 million acres of private land.
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Dred
Taok
United States
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