Candidate Favors Shelters at Lions Club Talk
The Lions Club of Frederick heard congressional candidate Newton I. Steers discuss fallout shelters and tax relief at a luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He proposed home shelters, noted Maryland as a scientific hub, and urged policy to spur tech industry while addressing a by-law change on officer elections.
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The
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Newton I. Steers
River Road
Montgomery County
Steers
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Atomics, Physics and Science Fund, Inc
Maryland
James E McClellan
New York
Yale
Air Force
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William H. Kyle Jr
Helen Musso
Byron W. Thompson
Committee On
Bribery hearing opens in Carroll County case
In Westminster Maryland magistrate Ralph C Boyd faces conspiracy and bribery charges. Defense argues uncorroborated accomplice testimony cannot convict. Prosecutors allege Boyd endorsed 150 from a motor vehicle defendant through police officer Mooney and Hoeck, with Mooney taking 50. Boyd pleads innocent claiming political motivation. Also noted physician Geraud Foster named personal physician to Yemen's King Ahmed and soon to travel there.
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Westminster, Md
Ralph C. Boyd
Alan H. Murrell
Carroll County
Boyd
Anne Arundel
Murrell
George R. Hoeck Jr
Donald L. Mooney
Hoeck
John A. Blondel
Anne Arundel County
Mooney
Blondell
Carrol County
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Geraud V. Foster
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Imam Ahmed
Yemen
State Department
Foster
Arabia
Mount St. Mary's Glee Club Plans 1962 European Tour
The Mount St. Marys College Glee Club of Emmitsburg will tour Western Europe from June 13 to July 9 under Rev David W. Shaum. They fly from Washington to London and perform at Thames Embankment and Stratford on Avon before visiting the Hague Rotterdam Brussels Luxemburg Coblenz Mainz Heidelberg and Vienna. They plan fifty concerts and aim to showcase American folk songs spirituals and Broadway tunes with performances at La Scala Innsbruck Vienna State Opera and more.
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Mount St. Mary's College Glee Club
Emmitsburg
Wit
Europe
David W. Shaum
National Airport
Washington, D C
London
England
Thames Embankment
City of
Stratford-on-Avon
Hague
Rotterdam
Holland
Brussels
Belgium
Luxemburg
Rhine
Coblenz
Mainz
Heidelberg
University
Munch
United States
Glee Club
la Scala
Milan
Innsbruck
Vienna Woods
Blue Danube
Vienna
Vienna State Opera
Italy
Lake Como
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
France
Father Shaum
Mountaineer
Frederick approves zoning changes and vehicle purchases
Frederick city officials approved two rezoning petitions in February including one to permit a veterinary hospital along U S 15 and a West Knolls development near West Patrick Street. The board also accepted a $7 184 27 bid for four city vehicles with trade-ins, saving about $1 900. Invocation opened the meeting.
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Frederick
Harold E Schaden
U.S. 15
Schaden
Edwin F. Nikirk
J. Vernon Summers
Stewart Manor
Summers
Board of Aldermen
West Knolls
West Patrick St
Bradley Avenue
Baughman’s
Frederick Freeway
Robert Whiteford
Frederick Motor Company
Park Department
Sewer Department
William Davis
Whiteford
Emanuel G. Terrell
Quinn Ame
Memorial statue planned for Pope Pius XII in Vatican
Officials said Italian sculptor Messina will create a memorial statue of Pope Pius XII. The monument will depict the pontiff in robes and tiara with hands in blessing and will be placed at St. Sebastian in Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Messina
Pope Pius XII
St. Sebastian
Soviets Grabbing Air Control Over West Berlin
Soviet efforts to constrain West Berlin air corridors raise the risk of a crisis. Berlin’s air safety center coordinates Allied flights as Soviet officers press to reserve routes, challenging postwar rules and testing Western resolve. Khrushchev’s intent remains unclear, from sparking a major crisis to signaling pressure before Moscow talks with Gromyko.
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Carl Hartman Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Kremlin
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
Advance Refunding On National Debt Plan Revealed
The Treasury announced an $188 billion advance refunding offering holders of WWII era marketable bonds a chance to exchange for new bonds maturing 1971 to 1998. About 15 million small savers hold $188 billion in bonds with $8 billion sold during World War II. The move, pioneered under Eisenhower and continued under Kennedy, aims to encourage investors to extend loans to the government with better yields.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Leaders Try To Agree In Bonn On European Unity
German Chancellor Adenauer and French President de Gaulle met in Baden Baden to bridge East West and Berlin German questions and disarmament. A communique said they exchanged thoughts and aim to accelerate European unity with Bonn talks as a precedent. De Gaulle returned to Paris after the session.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
DeGaulle
Paris
Bonn
de Gaulle
de Gaule
Adenauer
Free World
West Germany
France
Western Europe
Uniteds Plan Benefit For Building Fire Company Facility
The United Fire Company will add a separate home for its ambulance and rescue truck by purchasing two adjoining properties, housing the Blue Bird Restaurant and a shoe repair shop for 30000. The move speeds emergency response and was endorsed by Mayor Jacob R Ramsburg at a 100-member meeting, with fundraising through an April 7 pancake dinner and street solicitations to fund the building.
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United Fire Company
Blue Bird
Uniteds
Stanley Y. Bennett
South Market Street
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Pancake Dinner Fundraiser Run by Frederick Fire Company
Frederick city officials and fire company members organize a pancake dinner with 3000 tickets. Detective Sergeant Ellis G. Carty oversees the event with Dr. James Marrone as co chair. Ticket sales led by Alton Y. Bennett. kitchen manager Kenneth Keefer. helpers Phillip Kristings, John Barber, and Monroe Poole.
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United Ambulance and Rescue
Frederick City
Ellis G. Cariy
Alton Y. Bennett
United Fire Company
James Marrone
Fire Company
Iis
Carty
Kenneth Keefer
United
Phillip Kristings
John Barber
Monroe Poole
Mathias Begins Poll Taking in Maryland Sixth District
Congressman Charles Md. Mathias launched an extensive poll in Maryland's Sixth District. A 30 question questionnaire covers local national and international affairs currently before the U S Congress. The move aims to gauge constituent views on key issues.
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Charles Md. Mathias
Maryland
U. S. Congress
Mathias circulates questionnaire to gather district views
Congressman Mathias sent a questionnaire to district residents to collect opinions on upcoming congressional matters. He stresses the importance of public input and says decisions will affect both the district and the nation.
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Mathias
Congress
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