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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1962

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8

Double dummy bridge play at nationals in Houston

The passage describes two simple ways to fulfill a no trump contract and a double dummy line. Sally Johnson at the Houston nationals used observation of opponent plays to choose a safe diamond finesse and, after winning the heart lead, led diamonds to force East to guard both the jack of spades and queen of diamonds, securing the contract.

West East Houston Sally Johnson Hast Dummy

A B C D style of Kennedy farm program explained

A Washington report outlines Kennedy’s farm plan with four goals A abundance B balance C conservation and D development The program aims to raise farm income 25 by 1960s while reducing surpluses and acreage reallocations The plan shifts to liberal foreign aid school lunch expansion and expanded stamps to match production with consumption and create rural jobs

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Petitions Bill Stumbles in Maryland Senate Panel

An administration backed measure to raise petition signature thresholds faces major overhauls after a negative committee vote. The bill would raise statewide petition requirements to 10 percent of the prior gubernatorial vote and increase penalties for fraud. A public hearing is set for Tuesday amid calls for revisions.

Gordon Beard Annapolis Senate Gov. Tawes Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Frederick C. Markus Jr Dorchester Baltimore City Markus League of Women Voters Attorney General's Office Savings and Loan Regulatory Act Baltimore Tawes General Assembly House State Commission On del. Alexander—Stark D-Balto Ltd Legislative Council Maryland Classified Employes Association Willam Preston Lane Jr Theodore R McKeldin

Former Maryland Civil Defense Chief Pleads No Contest

Sherley Ewing former Maryland director of civil defense pleaded no contest in federal court to failing to file income tax returns for 1957 1958 and 1959 District Judge R Dorsey Watkins accepted the plea noting hardship on his family His attorney said psychiatric reports may explain the failure Ewing 51 Timonium had incomes of 14 38 14916 and 23974 in those years He led civil defense from 1952 until his resignation last September

Baltimore Sherley Ewing Maryland Civil Defense R Dorsey Watkins Ewing Norman P Ramsey Ramsey Stephen H. Sachs U.S

Maryland Angus Association elects new officers at Catonsville meeting

New officers and attending directors of the Maryland Angus Association are pictured at the annual meeting of the 1id member cattlemen’s group in Catonsville. Front row includes retiring president R D Bonney Elkton and 1962 president George Price along with executive secretary Eugenia Price and officers Dan Wight Elmer Hodges. Back row features Rus sell West Paul Wise Dr Robert Huebner William Powell Gordon Keys and Edward Stafford.

Maryland Angus Association 1Id Cattlemen’s Catonsville R. D. Bonney Elkton Sident Eugenia Price Phoenix George 4. Price Elmer Hodges Frederick Dan Wight Sell West Easton Paul Wise Thurmont Robert Huebner Trainsville William D. Powell Walkersville Gordon Keys Olney Edward E. Stafford Baltimore American Angus Association

Land Reform Proposals Target Farm Utilization

A discussion on new land resource utilization and dairy and crop programs aims to start quickly once enacted. Critics call the measures unrealistic and radical yet say even partial success could curb long standing farm program abuses. Abolishing controls could trigger price drops and ruin for many farmers.

Kennedy Gives Tie Pin to Japanese Mayor in Gift

President Kennedy's touring brother presented Kohei Hanami, mayor of Shiokamachi, with a miniature PT Boat 109 tie pin. The gesture linked wartime memories to postwar friendship as Hanami, ex-ship skipper of the Amagiri, met RFK during a reception. Ethel Kennedy contributed to goodwill by giving candy to children at Futaba nursery.

Tokyo Kennedy Kohei Hanami Robert F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Amagii Hanami Shiokamachi Amagiri Japan Futaba

COMPENDIUM AND CANADIAN GENERAL IN WORLD WAR II

English lesson notes explain word usage and pronunciation then English word compendium defined as a summary of main topics. The text cites Canadian General Henry Crear as the first Canadian general to command a Canadian army marching under the Dominion flag and leading men in France in June 1944.

Henry Crear Leutenant France

Question Kennedy's Promotion of Milk

Medical and nutrition scientists question the wisdom of the President urging milk for all. They caution against high pressure consumption while acknowledging milk as a rich source of protein calcium and vitamins. Recommendations favor moderation and more nonfat options to curb rising obesity while maintaining essential nutrients.

Gaynor Maddox American Medical Association Council On Foods and Nutrition Phillip L White Secretary of Agriculture White Beeuwkes University of Michigan New York’s St. Lukes Hospital Theodore B. van Stallie

Defense seeks funds for five F27 planes at Fairchild plant

The Defense Department asked Congress for authority to use funds to build five F27 aircraft, costing about 65 million dollars, at Fairchild Stratos Corp. in Hagerstown Maryland. Rep Charles McC Mathias Jr says approval by House and Senate Armed Services Committees would let the Air Force use existing construction funds for modernization, replacing antiquated C47s with F27s. Senator J Glenn Beall applauds the move, noting efficiency and economy. Also, President Kennedy appointed William E Dunn of Sumner Maryland as a management member of the Missile Sites Labor Commission, to succeed the late James D Marshall.

Peter Edson Washington Enterprise Assn Kennedy Congress Administration United States Department of Agriculture Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Defense Department Charles McC Mathias Jr R-Md Fairchild Stratos Corp Hagerstown Mathias House Senate Armed Services Committees Air Force J. Glenn Beall

Jewelry Heist in Paris Stolen Pearls and Diamonds

Paris jewelry store robbed by gunmen on Friday taking about 60,000 francs a value of pearls and diamonds. The same store was hit on December 26 with loot around 400,000 francs, escaped on motor scooters.

Paris

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