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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
11
J M Roberts analyzes Western Proposals for a ban on atmospheric tests and the Soviet reaction at Geneva. He notes Moscow’s insistence on a complete ban, France’s expected entry into the nuclear club, and the impact on the disarmament conference as events unfold.
Washington AP piece reports the FCC urging Congress to allow fines up to 5000 dollars and up to one year in prison for payola and deceptive broadcasting practices. It argues current authority covers only individual stations and seeks to punish networks advertisers show producers and disc jockeys. The House Oversight subcommittee studying payola delayed hearings for Lincoln's Birthday.
In Krasic Yugoslavia villagers file past the Cardinal Stepanic bier while officials seal the village to outside visitors. ARequiem Mass and burial are scheduled for Saturday as doctors cite a blood clot as the cause of death.
The Army released footage of a January 23 test at White Sands showing a Hawk anti aircraft missile intercepting a short range Honest John rocket at about 2000 mph. The demonstration aims to prove high speed intercept capabilities, while ICBM defense remains more complex. Eisenhower withholds 137 million for Nike Zeus pending further tests. Nearly five billion pounds of poultry products were certified wholesome in 1959 under the Poultry Products Inspection Act.
New York AP column notes mail may influence presidential loyalties with a hitch in service. cites Eisenhower as 19th president. Contain satirical bits on anatomy, books, trees, ear lobe surgery, beauty myths, driving risks, potatoes and a stray line about singer Jeannie Thomas.
Maryland legislators debate penalties for desecration of worship places and propose tighter oversight of savings and loan associations. A 4-H scrap drive in Frederick County seeks funds to send a team to England for dairy judging competition, inviting farmer participation.
Elvis Presley, serving as a recon scout leader with an armored division in Bavaria, was made acting sergeant before his unit’s maneuvers last month. He earned the stripes but not the pay.
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