Passengers Of Seized Ship Freed In Recife
In Recife, Brazil, nearly 600 passengers of the hijacked river Santa Maria left the ship after more than a day in captivity. Tugboats ferried them ashore to the Portuguese Club while U.S. citizens offered lodging and authorities kept crowds back as negotiations with Capt. Henrique Galvao concluded.
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Recife
Brazil
Santa Maria
Atlantic
Caribbean
Henrique Galvao
Galvao
U.S
Bill Would Give Frederick County 76710 Revenue Boost
A bill before the Maryland Legislature would raise beer and wine taxes, boosting Frederick County revenue by 76710 according to State Alcoholic Beverages Division official Roger Laynor. The estimate covers various counties and city impacts, with Baltimore City alone projected to gain 1001370. Also notes East Germany prison sentence for a farmer who sent farm reports to the West.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Roger Laynor
State Alcoholic Beverages Division
Laynor
Baltimore
Calvert
Caroline
Charleswick
Garrett
Jarford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico & Worcester
Baltimore City
Berlin
East Germany
Volksstimme
Roland Findeisen
Meinersdorf
Germany
West Berlin
Wee Women This Is Samuel Not As Stupid As He Seems
Fragmentary line presents a personal aside about a boy named Samuel, noting a perception of his intelligence. The text appears as a stray snippet without clear context or a discernible news angle.
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Samuel
Four Guilty Of Benefits Fraud In DES Probe
The Department of Employment Security pursued a court probe into last winter’s state benefits misuse. Five fraud cases involving up to 205 dollars were heard. four defendants were found guilty and fined. Most money would have been paid if claimants had reported outside earnings. one defendant was acquitted.
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Department of Employment Security
Clarence Shull, Jr
Byron Thompson
Leo S. Fritz
South Market Street
Lester
Cole
East South Street
Edward W. Weedon
Route 5
William
Cranshaw
Lincoln Apartments
Glenn W. Kauffman Jr
Route 3
Kauffman
Shull
Thompson
Clark W. Smith
Buckerstown
William Newcomer
Jack Forsythe
Smith
Newcomer
Forsythe
Manuel Weinberg
Forest Benson
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Lee Ford
Ford
Jefferson
Market Pushes Ahead in Early Trading
New York markets moved higher in active trading as President Kennedy proposed a sweeping anti recession program to Congress.
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New York
Kennedy
Congress
Optimist Clubs divide funds for scholarships and projects
At a joint Optimist dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel $3,039 from a Christmas sale and $900 donated by Harry Rosenfeld were allocated. The Rosenfeld fund will aid boys with scholastic grants who still need money for books and college costs, on a loan basis to be repaid after graduation.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harry Rosenfeld
Frederick
Rosenfeld
George Barthel
Braddock Heights Optimist Club
Barthel
Bors
Thomas O'Toole
Daniel Buza
Buza
T * Apprec-Iaiali
Clarence Snyder
Evening Mist Club
Braddock Heights Club
James Dorsey
M.C.A
Pop Warner Football League
Elm Street
Grafton
Braddock Heights
Maryland observes coldest day as groundhogs see shadow
The Associated Press reports Maryland faced the season’s coldest day with subzero readings across western and central counties while the Eastern Shore stayed near zero. Towns like Hagerstown Cumberland Frostburg Oakland and Cambridge posted lows from 21 below to 1 above, and a fishing party vanished in Dorchester County as a bitter morning persisted.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Dorchester County
Vernon Morris
Vernon Morris Jr
Toddville
Ronald Morris
Lakesville
Bay Area
Cumberland
Town
Oakland
Frostburg
Baltimore
Mercury
Salisbury
Cambridge
County approves aid for unemployed residents
County Commissioners late Wednesday approved $1,000 in county funds for the Frederick Welfare Department to assist the locally unemployed. The aid will be tested for one month as applications are processed, with officials noting many unemployed lack insurance or welfare eligibility. The program aims to measure need before broader action.
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Welfare Department
Frederick Onty- Welfare Department
Geneva Barthel
Mimihai
Monaro Department
Groundhog Day Frost Deepens as Frederick Hits 11 Below
Frederick records 11 below zero the coldest since 1934 amid scattered snow and drifting. Officials note February patterns mirror January with persistent winter, and forecasts suggest more snow and a long cold spell ahead.
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Frederick
Ground Hog
Weather Bureau 5
Weather Bureau
Degees
Unionville
Maryland House and Senate GOP Teachers Pay Boost Proposed
A $13 million teacher pay bill, backed by the Maryland State Teachers Association, advances in both houses. House sponsors total 32 delegates, double last year, while four senators back the measure. The proposal contrasts with a modest increase in school spending in a committee plan supported by Gov. Tawes.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
House
Senate
Maryland State Teachers Association
Tawes
Mt Airy Fire Calls Reported In Morning Alarm
Mt Airy fire department responded to two incidents with minor damage. The first at 5 30 am was a residence of Mrs Bessie Davis in Mt Airy involving a small fire with little damage. The second at 11 30 am was a chimney fire in a Lisbon house.
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Mt. Airy
Bessie Davis
Airy
Lisbon
Northeast Cold Siege Continues
The Associated Press reports bitter cold gripping the Northeast for a third week with record low temperatures across major cities. The frigid belt stretches from the Atlantic Coast to the Upper Midwest, with subzero readings in New York, Newark, Boston, Michigan, and Minnesota. Snow and flurries appear in the Dakotas and Iowa while a cold front extends into Ohio and Virginia, leaving most areas except the Deep South and West near freezing or colder.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Lower Michigan
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mercury
New York
New York City
Newark
N.J
Boston
New England
Midwest
Traverse City
Mich
Penston
International Falls
Minn
Lansing
Detroit
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Iowa
Sioux City
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Trier
Tex
Rockies
Space Lecture At Detrick To Promote Youth Science
Freeman G. Lee, space technologist, will discuss space technology basics at Fort Detrick building 1301 room 100 at 7 30 p m. He studied physics at Maryland and high speed aerodynamics at California. Lieutenant Lee Erickson, U S Army, heads the Science Club for youths 14 to 18. Public attendance is invited.
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Science Club
Space Gy
Freeman G. Lee
Space Technst
Mr. Lee
University of Maryland
University of California
Los An
Fort Detrick
Lee Erickson
U.S. Army
Fire destroys house on Col. Shreeve farm near West Friendship
A house on the Col. Shreeve farm near West Friendship was destroyed by fire this morning. Fire departments from West Friendship Clarksville Ellicott City and Sykesville responded to the alarm. No loss estimate was provided.
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Col. Shreeve
West Friendship
Clarksville
Ellicott City
Sykesville
Man Frees Car From Snow Dies of Heart Attack
Melvin S Geisinger 62 of 419 South Market Street died from a heart attack after over exerting himself freeing his car from snow in his driveway near his Ox Fibre Brush Company job in Frederick. Autopsy at Frederick Memorial Hospital followed. he leaves wife Florence Bankert Geisinger and others. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home 1291 North Market Street Littlestown with Rev Lawrence H Rollen officiating. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery Littlestown. Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors.
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Melvin S. Geisinger
South Market Street
Geisinger
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Daniel
Katie R. Getzandanner Geisinger
Frederick County
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Littlestown
Florence Bankert Geisinger
Harold E_ Sheely
Hanover
Willard Beall
Middletown
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Hazel G. Geisinger
Baltimore
North Market Street
Lawrence H. Rollen
Mount Carmel
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Pennsy Train To Bowie Derailed
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train from Philadelphia derailed today at a junction on the main line near Bowie Race Track in Prince Georges County Maryland. Emergency ambulance help was called and several cars were off the track. No immediate word on casualties.
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Baltimore. Md
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Bowie Race Track
Prince Georges County
Kennedy Macmillan To Confer In April
Washington AP Kennedy and Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will confer the week of April 2. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said informal talks are planned. The president invited Macmillan to discuss world problems and become acquainted.
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Washington
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmillan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ter Macmillan
Macmillan
Two Girls Charged With Intent To Kill In Alabama
In Decatur Alabama two 13 year old girls Linda Higdon and Dorothy Holt were charged with assault with intent to murder eighth grade classmate Wuillene Hill after she found one of them smoking Hill was stabbed in the back in a Danville High School restroom and is in fair condition at Decatur Hospital. Morgan County Solicitor Miles Powell said the charges were filed and the girls were placed in county jail Tuesday night. Lt E B Watts said the girls admitted plotting to kill Hill.
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Decatur. Ala
Wuillene Hill
Decatur
Danville High School
Morgan County
Miles Powell
Linda Higdon
Dorothy Holt
E. B. Watts
Willene
Kennedy unveils broad economic program to curb recession
President Kennedy presented Congress with an 8500-word plan featuring faster spending, higher Social Security benefits, and unemployment extensions as unemployment rose by 900,000 in January to 5.4 million. He pledged further proposals within 75 days if business does not improve and outlined tax, wage, and credit measures, plus a new Labor Management Policy advisory group. The plan includes Social Security boosts for 42 million, a minimum wage rise to 1.25 dollars, and accelerated federal aid, with funding likely through a tax increase and new reform proposals. He also announced actions to release highway funds, expand urban renewal, and test food stamp programs in six areas. The unemployment figure remains a focal point for his aggressive policy package.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Castern Kentucky
Minnesota
Dinois
Detroit
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Patrick M. Schnauffer Jr
Judge
Patrickm. Schnauffer Sr
Rockwell Terrace
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Schnauffer Jr
George T. Schroeder Jr
Hagerstown
Sandy Spring
Gaithersburg
Muncaster Mill
New York State
Detrick
Pennsy
Bowie
HAM
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