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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1957
Page
7
A special investigations report describes parole supervision in which officers monitor 183 West County men. Parolees face monthly home and work visits, monthly mail reports, and quarterly office calls. Supervisors reserve latitude to return violators to jail, yet only 10 absconders occurred in the year.
Joseph A. Nestor of the Maryland District office states that over 99 percent of parolees and probationers in Western Maryland comply with rules during supervision. The district, covering Allegany, Garrett, Washington, Frederick and Montgomery counties, averaged 30 cases under supervision, with women representing over a third. The office conducted 674 investigations including home and employment reports, and issued numerous pre sentence and probation reports to aid courts.
Italian Socialists led by Pietro Nenni voted to merge with their former partners, the moderate Social Democrats, dissolving their unity with the Communists after a decade of cooperation. The move threatens the Segni government, likely forcing a new coalition or national election, with Social Democrats weighing withdrawal. Nenni suggested unity could yield a new premier, while the party plans a Rome meeting to decide withdrawal from the government. In Washington, Air Force Secretary Quarles said intercontinental missiles factor into U S power, signaling possible new strategic weapons without detailing specifics.
Moscow defends its Hungary intervention in a Pravda reply to five British Labour MPs questions. The piece retreads prior Soviet explanations, arguing Nagy’s government fell and Kadár claimed popular support, and asserting Warsaw Pact neutrality against Western blocs as a defense of Soviet actions.
A city ordinance regulates air conditioning using water with penalties up to 30 dollars per day and water shutoff for continued violations. Brig. Gen. Dale O. Smith, 6 feet 7 inches tall, is named chief of U S military assistance and advisory group in Saudi Arabia and commander of the 2nd Air Division at Dhahran. He will lead technical talks on the new five year Dhahran agreement as Air Force representative.
City Attorney Mathias Jr warns local air conditioning users that a city ordinance, adopted August 4, 1955, will take effect April 15 1957 and impose an annual demand charge of 1 per ton for units up to three tons with higher fees for larger or non water conserving systems. Separate water meters required for installations using 50 tons or more. charges appear on April through September water bills.
A statement asserting the earth’s age as roughly 3.34x10^9 years circulates among scientists, sparking debates about dating methods and geological timelines. Researchers emphasize the need for multiple radiometric and stratigraphic approaches to refine the estimate.
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