US Faces Pressure on France Nuclear Disclosure
An analysis notes neutral countries question whether the United States should share atomics data with France as Paris expands its nuclear program. It links allied information sharing to France’s disarmament talks, postwar economic aid, and the global trade balance while noting Sweden could be next to face pressure.
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Associated Press
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France
Frances
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Esenhower
Sweden
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American Security Commission
Britain
Antietam Land Bill Passed By House
The House approved a bill authorizing government acquisition of land at the Antietam battlefield to preserve and restore the site to its wartime condition except for monuments and the Antietam National Cemetery. The measure moves to the Senate.
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House
Antietam
Antietam National Cemetery
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Air Force Pushes for Constant Airborne Alert Authority
Air Force seeks presidential authority to keep a large portion of Strategic Air Command bombers on continuous airborne alert with full nuclear readiness. The Pentagon budget includes only part of the funding, with lawmakers pressed to grant flexible spending to launch and sustain the alert despite budget limits. SAC leaders warn that reliance on ground defense is insufficient for deterrence and readiness.
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Duches C Sharp
Thomas D White
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Defense Department
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Zoning Hearings On Thurmont Rezoning Planned
Frederick County Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on March rezoning request for 8.3 acres at Roddy Road and U.S. 1 north of Thurmont from A-1 to B-3 to allow a service station. Applicants include Edgar B. Palmer agent for multiple owners. Final decision rests with Frederick County Commission after separate hearings.
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U.S. 5
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Arthur B Hatton
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J. Alfred Cutsaill
Frederick
Marketing Dispute Still Not Settled in Maryland Dairy Case
Willow Farms Dam of Carroll County faces three options after a federal judge dismissed its challenge to a federal milk marketing order for the upper Chesapeake Bay region. Attorney Charles G. Page said the dairy could appeal Judge Roszell Thomson’s ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals, petition the Agriculture Secretary for a review, or sue in federal court in Washington, DC alleging inadequate administrative remedy. The judge ruled lack of jurisdiction because administrative remedies had not been exhausted.
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Chesapeake Bay
Charles G. Page
Willow Farms Dam
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Carroll County
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Roszell Thomsen
U.S
Cicu Court of Appeals
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Secretary of Agriiulture
Mathias For Congress Caravan Heads To GOP Rally
Fifty Frederick residents form a Mathias for Congress caravan at the Francis Scom Key Hotel to join a Montgomery County Lincoln Day Dinner rally in Rockville. Leaders include former Mayor John A. Derr and Alderman Emmett Bowlus. Mathias and his father Charles McC Mathias Sr. attend. Twenty two die in Brazil truck crash near Belo Horizonte injuring others as brakes fail on a mountain road.
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Mathias For Congress
Francis Scom Key
Mack For Congress
Montgomery
Emmett R. Bowlus
Edward Erehison
Grayson Doub
Miersville
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Belo Horizonte
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Dinner meeting planned by association committee
Photo shows assistant dean of the Anne of Marsland law school with Charles VueC Mathias Sr as master ceremonies and Wabur F. Sheffield as vice president at the annual dinner. Frederick Bar Association committee headed by Mathias includes Alton Y. Bennett and E. Austin James.
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Joint Bar Meeting Draws County Lawyers in Baltimore
About 100 Frederick and Montgomery County attorneys attended a joint Bar Association meeting Monday in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Bridgewater McArnold of the University of Maryland Law School delivered the keynote and judges and officials from state and local offices were among the honored guests.
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Thomas M. Anderson
Kathryn L. Laulor
James H. Pugn
Ralph Shure
Eauere St. Delaplaine
Charles W. Woodward
Joseph Buscher
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Robbery at Colonial Plaza Motel Clerk Confronted
A man robbed clerk Andrew Maher at the Colonial Plaza Motel in Beltsville Maryland. He implied a pistol and demanded money. The suspect, roughly 18 years old, fled with $165 after the hold up.
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