U S Behind In Space Work Says Dryden
Washington AP says Hugh Dryden, deputy administrator of NASA, states the United States is at least one and a half to two years away from rivaling the Soviet piggyback space launch claim. He notes ongoing work to boost booster capability and hints at a future attempt when feasible.
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Funeral services held for Millard E. Tydings in Maryland
Former Maryland Senator Millard E. Tydings, 70, was buried at Angel Hill Cemetery near his Oakington home after dying at his residence. An American Legion honor guard fired three rounds and taps ended the brief graveside service as Gov. Tawes and other leaders paid final respects to the 24-year U.S. Senate veteran whose political career spanned 1926 to 1950.
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Grips Linked to Rees Revolver in Kidnap Murder Case
Government lawyers in the Rees kidnap murder trial linked brown plastic grips to a 36 caliber revolver owned by Melvin Davis Rees Jr. An employee of Colt testified the grips were standard on Colt Cobras shipped during the period. The revolver, found at the Rees family home in Hyattsville, Maryland, last summer, was shipped January 15, 1953, to a hardware firm in Atlanta.
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Miss Northam Receives TV Gift at Retirement
The Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scot Key Hotel hosted a retirement presentation for Miss Northam, who was stepping down as hospital director later this month. A television set was presented to her as a farewell gift.
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Dear Helen: married life with roving eyes and neighbors' rumors
A reader asks who is to blame for her husband's flirtations with a babysitter while she cared for a sick mother. The adviser urges to stop enabling him, suggesting she stays home or eliminates babysitters for outings. Other questions: ignore rumors, or speak when meeting, and a note on two old cars and conduct.
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New Deal Plan Aimed to Boost Food Aid in Depression Era
Fragmentary note describes a 1939 to 1942 program enabling ravhons on re ser to obtain government SURDIUS foods. It mentions an extra 50 cents worth of food for every car they spent, reflecting a government subsidy style measure during the era.
Parked car dating raises growing up risks
The piece discusses teen dating and parental concerns about its dangers as youths balance school and families. It notes the newspaper offers helpful leaflets and invites readers to write for guidance on babysitting and related issues.
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