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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1961
Page
11
NBC Sunday night program features a Shirley Temple episode based on Louise May Alcott and a musical than ends with a twist. Janet Blau portrays a teacher on a European holiday as she falls for Ricardo Montalban in Tyrolean village scenes.
A light television note mentions a heroine singing a final song without eyeglasses during a Sunday night program, contrasting with familiar variety fare and recommending The Heiress on CBS. In Maryland, a man who killed himself reportedly confessed to a February murder, and in Cairo, Belgian Ambassador Ineins Deeckhouelle and his wife narrowly escaped a mob attack by pro Lumumba students.
The record lists events from 1766 to 1960 including Benjamin Franklin before Parliament calling for Stamp Act repeal, Lander’s 1862 skirmish losses at Bloomery Gap, Lansing resigning in 1920, Roosevelt naming U N X delegation in 1945, and France’s first atomic test in 1960.
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Senate faces a showdown this week over unemployment legislation. The vote will decide between a modest plan raising weekly benefits from 35 to 38 dollars and stricter eligibility or labor backed liberal terms proposing 45 dollars weekly and up to 39 weeks of benefits. The issue could clash Tuesday on labor amendments to a business backed bill.
The Senate gave 18 to 10 tentative approval to an industry backed bill. Sen Joseph V Mach offered labor backed amendments Friday and the Senate accepted them. Debate was postponed to the Tuesday session to decide the fate of the amendments and the administration has not taken a position. The legislature also considers designating Frostburg State Teachers College as a Western Maryland branch of the University of Maryland.
A compact note from The News Frederick dated Monday February 14 references a local matter. It lists no names or concrete events in the provided readable text and lacks further detail to identify a specific incident or outcome.
A six member committee of lawyers and judges urged District Court to extend subpoena power beyond D.C. to nearby Maryland and Virginia. The plan also seeks to elevate Municipal Court status from city to superior court. The recommendations were sent to District Court Judge Matthew F. McGuire. Nuclear powered generating stations in the United States have a capacity approaching 400000 Ailo.
A dense TV guide listing multiple programs and times across the WHA schedule, including 2:00 to 11:30 blocks featuring comedians, dramas, and movie slots. Notable entries include Jan Murray, Loretta Young, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, June Allyson, Barbara Stanwyck, and Peter Gunn with varied genres from talk show parades to westerns and news/weather segments.
The note claims a supply of watts sufficient to meet the electricity needs of a city as large as Minneapolis, indicating a massive potential capacity. The phrasing suggests a comparison or claim about scale without detailed figures or context.
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