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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1960

Page

14

Soviet farming compared with U S agriculture by Kirkbride

Dr John W Kirkbride of the US Department of Agriculture told the Frederick County DHIA meeting at Walkersville Fire Hall that the USSR’s arable area lies in a triangle from the Ukraine to the Black Sea and into mid Siberia with limited rainfall. He noted Russia’s large potato and rye acreage, small U S corn and wheat areas and commented on religious churches being tolerated yet ridiculed by the government.

John W. Kirkbride United States Department of Agriculture L.S Frederick County DHIA Walkersville Soviet Union Ukraine Black Sea Siberia Kirk Bnde Ussr Kirkbride U.S Jet Union Russia United States Department of Agriculture Capaci

Frederick County DHIA elects Stiles president at 34th annual meeting

John Stiles of Bartholows was elected president of the Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association at the 34th annual meeting held at the Walkersville Fire Hall. He succeeds John M. Crum, with Crum presiding and 107 local dairy farmers in attendance. George Nicholson replaces Richard Keller as vice president. Officers Woodrow Fox and C Lester Dud Tow were reelected secretary and treasurer. New board members Frank Fogle, Richard Analt, and Roscoe Harbaugh Jr. join three-year terms, joining current directors Harry Trout and Austin Cobienz.

John Stiles Bartholows Frederick County Dairy Head DHIA Walkersville Stiles John M. Crum Opossumtown Pike Frederick Woodrow Fox Pearl C. Lester Dud- Tow Lime Rim Frank Fogle Union Bridge Richard Analt Middletown Roscoe Harbaugh Jr Thurmont Harry Trout Federick Austin Cobienz Jefferson Crum James Cason University of Maryland Frederick County Gary Charles E. Ife Joseph Wachter Edgar C. Viris Jr David Grossickle Near Union Bridge C. Richard Akai Russell Wachter New Windsor Perry Heflin Woodsboro Jane Nielson Maryland Waterloo Iowa

Intelligence Director Called Before Senate

CIA Director Arlen Dulles was summoned to testify before Sen. Henry M. Jackson and a Government Operations subcommittee. The closed hearings will focus on the scope and future course of the Soviet threat and how the US government should be organized for survival in freedom. Parts of the testimony will be released after censorship for national security reasons.

Washington Arlen W. Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Senzie Inguimo Henry X. Jackson Dwash Dulles Jackson

Rival AFL CIO Unions Clash Over Merger Stability

In Miami Beach, Walter Reuther spearheaded a critique of AFL CIO rivalries threatening the merged labor movement. He warned that unresolved disputes risk splitting the five year old federation while reform plans to take over maintenance work from factory unions spark further tensions.

Miami Beach Fle AFL. Cio Labor Movement Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Union Executive Council Afl-Cio Reuther Peter T. Schoemann AFL CIO Industrial Union Department Schoemann Rewher

Forty-One Sentenced To 30 Years Hard Labor in Dominican Republic

In Ciudad Trujillo forty-one men received 30 years hard labor for plotting to overthrow the Trujillo regime. The sentences, part of a nationwide crackdown, bring total max sentences to 120 with two simultaneous trials tallying 41 defendants.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Trujillo Palace of Justice

Freight Derailment Blocks Three Tracks in Garrett County

A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed twelve cars on the 17 Mile Grade in Garrett County while descending toward Cumberland from Grafton West Virginia. No injuries were reported and officials said the 12 cars slid from the tracks releasing no hazardous contents. Recovery crews worked to clear all three tracks as investigators assessed the incident.

Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Garrett County Grafton W. Va

MacArthur Walks Unassisted At Lenox Hill Hospital

General Douglas MacArthur walked unaided for the first time in 13 days at Lenox Hill Hospital. A medical bulletin reported he was continuing to gain strength after treatment for a prostate gland disorder. Training crews were sent from Grafton and Keyser to clear a track. no trains were rerouted.

Grafton Keyser W. Va MacArthur New York Dong Lennox Hill Hospital Ito

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