B-1 Group Reiterates Its Stand on Route 40 Battle
The Route 74 Committee backs B-1 over other RB routes in the U.S. 40 dispute. A spokesman claims route cost figures are projections and cites The Economy plan to argue B-1’s federal standards and via rights of way. Braddock Heights backs B-1 while Peace Corps notes and local twins feature in a broader news roundup.
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U.S. 40
Frederick
Frederick County
U.S
Braddock Heights
Community Association of
Farm Bureau
Grange
John Funk
State Roads Commission
Coady Announces Candidacy for Frederick Alderman Seat
Joseph J Coady a longtime community figure announces for the Frederick City Board of Aldermen as a Democrat subject to May convention. Coady a DMV license examiner and former Trial Magistrate has long public service in Frederick with roles in state police and party committees. He and wife Josephine Munshaur reside at 410 Carroll Parkway with daughter Jo Anne a University of Maryland freshman.
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Joseph J. Coady
Frederick
Maryland State Police
Department of Motor Vehicles
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Coady
Eagles
Knights ‘ of Columbus
Maryland State Police Alumni Association
Francis Scott Key ‘Lions Club
Josephine Munshaur
Libertytown
Jo Anne Coady
University of Maryland
Coadys
Carrol Parkway
Plane crashes into cornfield near Osceola airport
Three Delaware men escaped injury when their light plane, piloted by Alexis DuPont, 33, of Wilmington, Del, crashed into a cornfield shortly after takeoff from Osceola Airport. Richard DuPont, 20, and Raymond Lloyd, 42, also of Wilmington, were passengers en route to Wichita when the motor quit and the craft plunged into the field causing heavy damage to the single engine aircraft.
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Osceola
Iowa
Delaware
Ken Sikes
Alexis DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Richard
Raymond Lloyd
Wichita
Kan
Police raid seizes slot machines in Salisbury clubs
Salisbury police swept three private clubs Friday night and seized a quantity of liquor and about a dozen slot machines. Police chief William J. Chatham vowed action, saying these machines are going or I am going.
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Salisbury
East Side Men’s Club
the Post
Veterans of Foreign War
West Side Democratic Club
William J. Chatham
Auto Club Plans Feb 17 Vehicle Inspections at Center
The Interceptor Auto Club of Frederick announces inspections at the Frederick Shopping Center on February 17 and before major holidays. Six-man teams will quickly check minor defects including universal joints tie rod ends lights and brakes. About 70 cars were inspected in a previous session lasting 1 to 4 p.m.
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Interceptor Auto Club O
Concert To Climax Conference At Frederick High
A two day Maryland Music Educators Association conference concludes with an 8 p.m. concert by the All-Maryland High School Band at Frederick High School auditorium. The 112 member group, directed by Bertarn Francis of Mansfield State College, Pa, will close the event after sessions on Orff method teaching and vocal and instrumental meetings held at local venues. William Lamers of Milwaukee addressed the banquet on Music In General Education.
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Frederick High School
All - Maryland
Maryland Music Educators Association
Bertarn Francis
Mansfield State College
West Frederick
Frederick County
Romney To Run For Governor
Industrialist George Romney announced he will seek the Republican nomination for governor of Michigan while remaining an inactive candidate until his duties as a Michigan constitutional convention delegate are completed. Romney, president of American Motors, spoke at a news conference with his wife and son present.
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Detroit
George Romney
Michigan
Romey
Romney
American Motors Corp
Mitt
John B. Swainson
Swainson
Bloomfield Hills
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
AMC
Woman Treated After Arm Laceration at Frederick Memorial
City Police took Anna May Kidd Jackson to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 3 a.m. today where she received treatment for a cut on her arm and was discharged.
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Anna May Kidd Jackson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Two GIs In U. S.15 Accidents
Two servicemen returning home to Pennsylvania and New York were in separate crashes along U S 15 near Beckley s on Route 15 north of Frederick. Frank Arcuri 21 was hurt and taken to Walter Reed after his 1955 DeSoto hit ice and struck a pole. Terry Minnich 20 faced a speeding ticket after his MG struck a cable as tow trucks worked.
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Pennsylvania
New York
U. S. 15
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Robert L. McAfee
Beckley’s
Route 15
Frederick
Frank Joseph Arcuri
Fort Rucker
Ala
DeSoto
Arcori
Fort Detrick Hospital
Neil Alexander
Walter Reed
Arcuri
McAfee
Terry L. Minnich
Carlisle
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Minnich
Wee Women Yes they heard back before
A brief note records a group named Wee Women recalling a prior visit and asserting their presence and reception. The line hints at a cyclical pattern of acknowledgment from an unnamed audience or institution. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Four Inch Snowfall Drifting Across County Roads
Brisk winds stirred a four inch snowfall with drifting across county roads on Friday. State Police reported several accidents but no serious injuries as road crews salted plowed and cindering to restore normal conditions. Weather forecasts predict a high near 35 and temps in the teens tonight with some melting this afternoon.
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Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Foxville
Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
Dems Hold Workshop At Hood College
Members of college Young Democratic organizations meet in the Hut at Hood College to plan a state wide Jefferson Jackson day weekend and March 31 dinner in Baltimore. Goodloe E Byron leads the effort with participants from Hood Johns Hopkins Maryland Morgan State Towson Frostburg Goucher Notre Dame and St Marys.
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Deal Ends Famous Spy Case
Washington reports that the Soviet release of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers effectively closes a famed spy episode. The exchange with Rudolf Abel fits a pattern of easing Cold War tensions as Khrushchev and Kennedy seek to improve communication. origins trace to May 1960 after Powers was shot down over central Russia.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Powers
Rudolf Abel
Alexei Adzhubei
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Paris
Mikhail Kharlamov
Adzhabei
Kharlamov
U.S
Russia
Col. Abel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reid Heads Hearts Day Drive in Heart City
Harry H. Reid is named chairman of the 1962 Heart days for business drive with co chair Atlee A. Radcliffe Jr announced by Charles H. Kehne Sr Fred erick City chairman. The canvass targets local businesses and offices to support the Heart Fund this month with volunteers listed including Paul T. Wilhide Oliver T. Kolb Mrs Roy Gastley Donald B. Rice Nelson R. Bohn and others. The effort honors late Thomas A. Garner who chaired the drive for four years.
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Harry H. Reid
Atlee A. Radcliffe Jr
Charles H. Kehne Sr
Frederick City
Paul T. Wilhide
Oliver T. Kolb
Roy Gastley
Donald B. Rice
Nelson R. Bohn
James Kline
Howard Sullivan
Harry Fogle
David Oland
Janet Michael
Richard Martin
Monroe Feaga
Robert Keeney
Thomas C. Michael Hr
Jack Goodman
Thomas A. Garner
Reid
Powers Freed In Berlin Swap For Spy Rudolf Abel
American U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was released from a Soviet prison and exchanged on a bridge between East and West Berlin for master spy Rudolf Abel. Frederic Leroy Pryor also freed. The exchange followed years of negotiations and followed Powers's downing over Soviet soil in 1960.
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Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
East Germany
West Berlin
Frederic Leroy Pryor
East Berlin
Powers
U.S
Berlin
Abel
White House
Kennedy
Wiesbaden
Germany
Paris
Khrushchev
Dwight D Eisenhower
Milledgeville
Oliver Powers
Norton
Russia
United States
Manhattan
Guenicker Bridge
Potsdam
Wannsee
New York
Guthman
Donovan
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