Shooting at Havana Arts Palace Dims Mikoyan Expose Opening
Gunfire erupted in Havana near the Arts Palace as Anastas Mikoyan and Osvaldo Dorticos prepared to open the Soviet Cuban trade exposition. Police pursued two suspects while a large crowd looked on. the incident disrupted the ceremony briefly. The event resumed as the Soviet leader appeared with Cuban officials amid cheers from workers and officials.
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Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Osvaldo Dorticos
Fine Arts Palace
Mikovan
Dorticos
Ahikovan
Seawall
Cuba
Liberator
Arts Palace
Kikoyan
Fine Arts
Oran
Fidel Castro
National Bank
Ernesto Guevara
Juan A
Parmeida
Expect First Rain Of The Month Forecast
The weather forecast predicts the first rain of the month tonight into tomorrow with possible showers and a chance of continued drizzle. Temperatures are expected to peak around 45 degrees today with a cool spell and lower morning temperatures.
Christian Youth Meet Set Sunday in Frederick County
The Frederick County Christian Youth Council announces the launch of its new project Operation Lets See with a Sunday event at Calvary Methodist Church from 1 to 8 p.m. The day ends at 7 with Worship featuring Rev John W Schildt on the Youth Sunday theme Thy Kingdom on Earth. The program includes devotional time and discussion groups on everyday problems at home and world wide issues led by local pastors and community leaders.
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Frederick County
John BF
Shepherd College
Big Pool - Wolfs Charge
Maryland
Cele
Methodist Board of Missiouns
Commission On World Peace
Baltimore
Khrushchev Policies Endorsed at East-West Summit
Moscow AP reports the Warsaw Pact nations backed Khrushchev's goals including a nonaggression pact, disarmament, nuclear ban, and converting West Berlin. The bloc urged a peace treaty with both German states and warned delays could trigger wider measures. Khrushchev signed for the Soviet Union. others signed for East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Balti and allied states watched from the Kremlin Catherine Room.
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Moscow
Rashchev
Srav
Al‘iance
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Red Alliance
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Outer Mongolia
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Catharine Room
Kremi Palace
Non-Payment Charges Against Couple Dropped
Charges were dropped today in Alabama regarding a couple linked to a disputed debt at a service station. The court noted the couple had paid the outstanding amount before formal proceedings, and referenced their four young children in a brief admonition.
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Ala
Air
Saturdat
Bavsiers
Prom
Iz Skle
Imam Marxland Eni
Heavy Israeli Troop Movement Near Egyptian Frontier
Cairo reports indicate a heavy Israeli troop buildup in the Negev and Beersheba area aimed at countering Egyptian concentrations in Sinai. Al Ahram cites Sirian tensions and a state of readiness along the front as Egypt and Syria coordinate under a unified command with risks of broader conflict.
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Cairo
Negev
Beersheba
Il Sinai
al Ahram
Gamal Faisal
Syria
Egypt
Rrmy
al Abram
United Arab Republic
United Narons
Israel
Traffic Safety School Plan Explained in Local Meeting
At a Lewmanown Grange gathering in Frederick County a traffic safety school plan was outlined. The proposal discusses major licenses and enforcement, noting penalties after violations and alignment with state police rules.
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Frederick County
Lewman
Four Million Dollar County Education Budget Approved
The Maryland State budget shows Frederick County income totaling 2 307 from the County Commissioners and 9886.25 from cafeteria funds plus 23 283.19 from other sources. Expenditures include 125 965.62 for administration and 316 93.91 for maintenance of school plant with 871 789.49 for transportation and 221 314.88 for other services. The General Fund balance as of December 31, 1939 shows cash, deposits, and receivables totaling 575 981.52 with 5 000 pending from Frederick Community College. expenses encumbrances are 221 397.02 and state aid 353 984.50 totaling 575 381.52. The county received the due amount January 28, 1960.
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State of
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick Community College
Detrick Aids Crest-Fallen Mother Here
Fort Detrick assisted Mrs. Harry Phebus of Mountaindale after a serious burn incident in England. Col. L. A. Parks arranged transport to bring her to see her son A 2c Larry F. Phebus, stationed in Great Britain, with passport plans and hospital visits coordinated through McGuire Air Force Base and King’s Lynn General Hospital. Phebus, a former Frederick High School third baseman, served three years in the Air Force, recently stationed overseas.
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Fort Detrick
Harry Baebus
Mountaindale
Abner Son
Larry F
England
L. A. Parks
Phet
McGuire Air Force
Military Europe
Noriian
Phebus
Ford Aroa
Air Force
Am F. Hood
Cox Refrigeration
Fredericikk
Great Britain
Phenus
Frederick High School
Babe Ruth
Phoebus
Larry PF
King’s Lynn General Hospital
King's Uymn
Norfolk
De Gaulle reshuffles Cabinet amid Algeria clash
President Charles de Gaulle overhauls his ministers promoting loyalists to key posts while ousting Soustelle and Cornut Gentille. Pierre Messmer becomes defense minister, Louis Terrenoire and Jean Foyer enter the cabinet as new officials. Defense role shifts and the foreign ministry stays with Maurice Couve de Murville.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Fadar Fy
Jacques Soustelle
Algeria
Sousselle
de Gaulle
Sahara
Atomic Energy
Overseas Possessions
Algiers
Bernard Cornuth Gentille
Soustelle
Cornut-Gentille
Defense
Pierre Guil- Taumat
Michel Maurice-Bokanowski
Interior Ministry
Roger Frey
Robert Lecourt
Lecourt
Pierre Messmer
French West Africa
Louis Terrenoire
Gaul
Union For the Named Information
Jean Foyer
UNR
National Assembly
Comrauni
Foreign
Diolomat
Maurice Coure de Murville
Detour Bank Elects Directors At Regular Meeting
At the stockholders meeting of Detour Bank the board elected John Wood as president and Mary Ellen C. as secretary. Other directors named include Jeannette Blackston and Kathryn F. L Cos hun with Wood and McIntire serving as counsel for the bank.
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Detour Bank
Tors
Roelectlabaugh
Edy H. Hoffman
Davi Robert
BR. Sayler
Sam J. Stonesifer
John Wood
Wood
Emr
Mary Ellen C
Jeannette Blackston
Kathryn Fl’ Coshun
McIntire
Maryland legislature weighs varied teacher pay plans
In Annapolis lawmakers consider multiple proposals to raise teacher salaries beyond Gov Tawes's plan. The Maryland State Teachers Association backs a 16 year, 216 million dollar program, while delegates and senators draft alternatives, some easing costs on parents and capping wealthier counties.
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Annapolis
Maryland Legislatire
Senate
Del
Thomas Lee
D-Talbot
Kline Low Bidder On Virginia Project
Richard F. Kline Inc. submitted the low bid of 1 906 371 to the Virginia Highway Department for a section of the Washington circumferential route. Bids on 23 road and bridge projects were opened, totaling 8.2 million dollars, with the Kline bid covering grading drainage and paving for 15 miles and the construction of three bridges on Inter State Route 413 in Fairfax County.
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Richard F. Kline Inc
Frederick Toad Building Firm
Virginia Highway Department
Washington
Virginia
Fairfax County
Potomac River Pollution Worsens Amid Policy Gaps
Maryland official cites lack of a national water policy and fragmented agency goals as key factors behind rising Potomac pollution. Hume of the Board of Natural Resources urged restraint on broadening the Interstate Commission’s reach, noting Washington’s significant pollution load and Maryland towns lacking sewage treatment facilities.
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Washington
Maryland Conservation
Potomac
Hume
Land Board of Natural Re
Water Committee
Interstate Commission
Potomac River Basin
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Board of Natural Resources
Commission
Polkssion
Federa& Wth
Washlngton
Crashed Bolivian Airliner Kills 59 Near Cochabamba
An Lloyd Aereo Boliviano DC airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Cochabamba en route to La Paz, killing all 59 aboard. The flight carried 55 passengers and 4 crew, including five babies, with most victims believed Bolivians. Pilot Joaquin Lobos led the crash flight.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
Cochabamba
Joaquin Lobos
Legislator Favors Whippings Corn Pone For Prisoners
Delaware State Senator Walter J. Hoey proposed a punitive regime for felons including a diet of corn bread fat meat and water and use of the whipping post to deter crime. He spoke at a budget hearing calling for tough treatment though whipping has not been used by courts in over ten years.
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Dover
Delaware
Dick Smith Receives Phillies Spring Training Invite
Dick Smith a 19 year old left hander from Walkersville has been invited by the Philadelphia Phillies to join spring training in Clearwater Florida starting February 22 The pitcher who split time with Brunswick Georgia Johnson City Tennessee last season posted a 9 2.94 ERA with Tampa as a Florida State League playoff finalist. He said he plans to accept the invitation.
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Dick Smith
Walkersville
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
Tampa
Brunswick
Johnson City
Tenn
Smith
Set Date For Disposing Excess Wheat Acreage
June 10 has been set as the date to dispose of excess wheat acreage in Frederick County to avoid penalties. Growers may reduce acreage to meet allotment for eligibility of support and payments and to gain credit for diverted acres. Farmers may plant up to 30 acres for feed wheat with ASC form application. Startzman named chief executive officer during preake ment D. E. Stultz.
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Frederick
Everal
Soul Bank
ASC
Hagerstown
Henry
Startzman
Potomac Edison Company
Hiness
D. E. Stultz
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Iss
Christian Youth Meet
Schildt
Calvary Methodist
Baltimorean
John W. Schildt
Germany
Suez Canal
Lary F. Phebus
County Education
Detrick
Kline
Potomac River
Phillies
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