Cromwell Named Maryland Employment Security Director
Gov. Tawes selected Stephen C. Cromwell to head the Maryland Employment Security Administration, succeeding Robert B. Kimble. Cromwell, six year term starting June 1, has led the unemployment compensation division since 1959 and will join eight other statewide appointments in Tawes' green bag. Rosalyn M. Shecter replaces C. Morton Goldstein on the Motion Picture Censors Board for a three year term starting March 3. Norman C. Mason becomes chairman of the three-member board. other member is Mrs. Mary Avera.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Stephen C. Cromwell
Department of Employment Security
Maryland
Cromwell
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Kimble
Theodor R. McKeldin
Senate
C. Morton Goldstein
Maryland Board of Motion Picture Censors
Rosalyn M. She
Explosion Kills Nine at Borger Refinery Disaster
An explosion and fire at the East Phillips Petroleum refinery near Borger Texas killed nine men and injured one other. The blast stemmed from a ruptured pipeline and nearly wiped out a construction crew from Bo man Chase Construction Co. of Borger. Several victims were named including F H Dovhied L Sykes H C Nolen and A E Monroe. Charles A Buckley survived with burns.
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Borger
Tex
East Phillips Petroleum Co
Texas Panhandle
Max Shearon
Ina
Shearon
Boman Chase Construction Co
Texas Department of Public Safety
F. H. Dovhied
L. Sykes
H. C. Nolen
A. E. Monroe
Amarillo
J. W. Hall
W. W. Pearson
L. RB. Tucker
A. H. Gardner
Pampa
W. M. Garrett
Dumas
Texas Safety Department
Charles A. Buckley
North Plains Hospital
Phillips
Rocky Ridge
Ralph Keilholtz
James Full
Fmure
Pressshall Sharrer Jr
Kennedy Sends Personal Note to Khrushchev From Kennedy
President Kennedy dispatches a personal message to Soviet Premier Khrushchev expressing hope for fruitful future talks. Ambassador Thompson will deliver the note on return to Moscow after two weeks of consultations with Kennedy and officials. Thompson’s mission aims to convey the President’s views and guidance for Soviet-American diplomacy through normal channels.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Liewellyn Thomson
Moscow
Thompson
White House
Soxie
Dean Rusk
Kremlin
Quick Five Minute Remedy At Mercer Rexall Drug
An advertisement urges customers to try BQ.ié relief at Mercer's Rexall Drug Store. The offer highlights a one hour use with two tablets one white and one brown and a next hour return if unsatisfied for a refund or exchange.
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Mercer’s
Rexall Drug
Kennedy and Khrushchev face tests in Laos Congo and space
U S officials tell Khrushchev Washington watches Soviet moves in Laos and the Congo as a better test of intentions than speeches. They also expect to press for cooperation with the Soviet Union in space science and global disease control.
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Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Laos
Congo
Thompson
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Siege at the Alamo and other historical notes
A compilation of historical milestones and birthday notices: 1636 siege of the Alamo began with William B Travis defending 1.3 men against 3,000 Mexicans. 1965 Marines raised the flag on Iwo Jima. 1960 Hoffa signals nationwide trucker contract drive. Birthdays include Vice Admiral Gingrich and others. a Pocahontas League meeting and a U.S. Route 340 accident report are also noted.
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Toda
Santa Anna
San Antonio
Texas
Willam
Travis
Amen Army
Department of the Gulf
Benjemin F. Butler
Gul States
L. S. Marines
Mount Suribachi
Iwo Jima
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Fred
America
John Adams
Boston
England
George Thomas Moore
Indianapolis
Ind
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Moore
John Edward Gingrich
USN
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Dodge City
Kans
Carroll Vincent Newsom
York University
A R Runyon
American Cancer
Stelton
N. J
Samuel Sommerville Stratton
Middlebury College
Lynn
Cherry Pie Champion Sherry Shirley Wins 29th Contest
Sherry Shirley, 17, of Bunker Hill West Virginia, wins the national pie contest and earns a $300 scholarship for her prize. Virginia Elliott and Kathleen Hinkler were regional contenders in the event held across 50 states. Dr Andrew W Contratto, 54, Harvard Health official, dies at home.
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Chicago
Sherry Shirley
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Range
Washington
New York
White House
Virginia Elliott
Wharton
Kent County
Kathleen Hinkler
Union City
A W. Contratto
Brookline
Mass
Miss Shirley
Andrew W. Contraito
Ate
Medistate
Harvard University
Health Service
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S Market St. Frederck, Ma
Russia
Know
Red Men's Hall
Velma Poole
Nellie Knili
Agan
Alice King
North Market Street
Louise Cave
Jennie Rudisill
U. S. 340
Weverton
Joseph Gallen
Ta Aes
BIG
H. L. Mills
Actu
Peninolt
Pennzoil
Quaker State
Texaco
Havoline Macmillan
Motor Oil
H.L. Mills
Ota Kya
H.L. Mills Gasoline Station
East
Patrick Street
Drug On Prescription Service
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s
South Market St
the Farm Credit Office of
Frederick
Future Farmers of America
Furniture Bargains
DAWN
Penney
International Silver Company
Maple
RPM Records
Salem
H.R. Brices & Stratton
Om A. Pachpse
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