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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1962
Page
11
Tokyo report says Red China filed a protest to India after an Indian plane allegedly intruded over the Sinkiang Ladakh region and dropped supplies near a Chinese military post. Beijing claims the act was a deliberate provocation and notes no Indian reply.
The Monocacy Village Homemakers Club at Mrs. Frank Stemp's held a January meeting featuring a skit on wills. Members including Mrs. James Willard and Mrs. Gerald Wright discussed proper will drafting to ensure desired posthumous property distribution. A civil defense booklet distribution and committee appointments followed with talks on internal revenue speakers for community groups. A separate item notes a New Delhi conference advocating a ladies only state to escape male tyranny.
A box with 7 500 of the second Civil War Centennial fifty cent coins failed to reach the depository bank in Hagerstown delaying the release to Friday at 9 am. Frederick County banks will distribute 5 000 of the total 15 000 coins. The 2 000 coins in the first issue sold out within hours. The second coin honors the Gathland Civil War Correspondents Memorial Arch and Frederick County participation in the South Mountain Antietam Centennial.
Democratic candidate David Hume accused the Tawes administration of planning to fill a policy gap with grand plans and invited Dr. Menninger, while Tawes campaign manager O’Conor urged Sen. Samuel Barrick to drop out of the attorney general race on the Mahoney ticket. O’Conor called Barrick’s stance a dramatic shift on the savings and loan issue and attacked Tawes’ veto. In Easton, twelve youths and adults, including a white 22-year-old, were arrested for trespassing at diners during protests over racial integration, released on $100 bond each with a March 1 hearing set.
Nina Khrushchev in a ten minute English radio appeal to North America urged Americans to end warlike tensions and “dump all weapons into the ocean” as she reiterated her husband’s calls for disarmament addressing concerns raised by American women.
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