Pure research project eyed as path to long range missiles
The News reports on February 2 1956 that a Senate subcommittee chaired by Jackson hears secret military testimony on atomic status and that perfected TSW missiles could enable an intercontinental weapon capable of 5000 miles and devastating strike.
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Jackson
Senate House Atomic Energy Military Applications
West may lose power if Russia wins missile race
Washington February 1 Senator Jackson warned that Soviet success in perfecting a long range guided missile could shift world military balance away from the West. He urged major spending and a new defense philosophy to outpace the Soviet union, noting the danger of a 1500 mile ballistic missile by year end. Colleagues praised the speech as defense policy debate continued.
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Darkson D-Wasa
Russia
Senate
Jackson
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
West
Sen. Monroney
Dokla
Sen. Anderson
D-Sm
Sen. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
Frederick High School Honors Mr. Pruitt and All State Band
The Frederick High Flier dedicates a portrait of Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt who will retire. Also, Frederick High School band members from Band Eleven are chosen for the All State Band Concert in Reisterstown with performances of Reveille, The Star Spangled Banner, Stars and Stripes Forever, and Emblem of Unity among others.
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Pram
Frederik High Flier
Eugene W. Pruitt
WW. Hull
Reisterstown
Sarah Ramsburg
Joyce Johnson
Thomas Powell
Ruth Keller
Charles Summers
Arthur Falk
Joanne Derr
Fay Hartman
John Hunter
Sperry C. Storm
Brooke Green
Henry Fillmore
John Philip Sousa
E. Hummel
T. Ti
Concert selections and school officer elections at Frederick High
The article lists musical pieces by Richards, Ho vey, Yoder, and others, and reports Frederick High School elects sophomore and freshman officers for most sections. Sophomore presidents include Cecelia Bear and Mary Althouse. vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers are named by section. Freshman officers also listed with named presidents and aides.
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William Hildebrand
David Nikirk
Robert Broadrup
Johnny Barber
Connie Crum
Larry Blank
Philip Masser
Thomas Johnson
Donald Loun
George Bender
Shirley Myers
Artha Atkinson
Margaret Pryor
Martha Haugh
Louise Shores
Doris Lydard
Danny Holsinger
Betty Shore
Brenda Rinehart
Ann Smith
Robert Wiles
Nancy Decker
Carolyn Brown
Gerry May
Betty Summers
Richard Cline
Richard Zimmerman
Richard Foland
Joseph Peerson
Robert Pine
John Herrick
Texanna McDonough
Fay Gordon
Jan Carey
Harry Main
Gary Heerd
Charles Seart
Shi Shirley Hoberts
Barbara Tobery
Louis Finneyfrock
Carol Crum
Richard Yinger
Sarah Willard
Pat Burk
Shirley Fike
Marie Beit
Ethie Kaeve
Marie Metz
James Despeauz
Dorothy Geisbert
Loring Young
Thomas Michael
Donald Zeigier
Gene Payne
Dear Miss Dix: Family conflict over moving out
Adele asks how to resolve long running friction after moving from a shared mother owned three room apartment. She notes tight privacy, frequent visits to mother, and husband’s resistance to returning. Dorothy Dix answers about marital patience and the factors prompting the move.
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Miss DIX
Mother
Mom
Adele
Dear Miss Dix and Advice on Marriage and Education
The column discusses shifting allegiance from parents to a spouse and advises a daughter to prioritize her husband. It replies to a college couple about delaying marriage for education and financial stability, urging patience and continued college attendance. It notes energy use projections for the year 2000.
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