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News in Frederick, Maryland

09 Feb 1957

Page 7

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 09, 1957

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7

Haymes and companion arrested for rowdy car party

In Frederick Maryland two police officers booked entertainer Dick Haymes and his dancing partner Dorothy Tannenbaum for public intoxication after a loud tango near a grocery store. The duo claimed boredom with their car stuck on rocks and blamed a faulty auto dislodge. The case highlights highway safety debate and a proposed point system for drivers.

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Folsom urges Congress to back National Guard protection

Alabama Governor James E. Folsom testified before a House Armed Services subcommittee, urging federal backing of the National Guard to prevent a potential military dictatorship. He argued that current orders requiring six months active duty for enlistees threaten state control and warned that federalization would erode the guard under governors. He suggested a two-summer training split and a reduced age enlistment while criticizing Pentagon and Budget Bureau plots.

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