Frederick The News front page February 24 1960
The Frederick News lists publication details for February 24 1960 including price structures and circulation notes. It includes address and contact information for the Southern Pig and Mfg Co and standard Associated Press attribution. The page reads as a standard early daily newspaper masthead with subscription rates and mailing data.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
The
Beret Treat Southern Pig
MFG. CO
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Associated Press
AP News
Gisnatches
Erick
Gettysburg Project Funds From Interior Dept Revealed
The Interior Department plans to spend about 2.07 million dollars on Gettysburg battlefield improvements including the Cyclorama and Visitors Center while 180 18 38 dollars goes to operation and maintenance for the coming year. The report to Congress notes a 25 cent Cyclorama admission fee and national park fee totals. Gettysburg attracted 870 500 visitors last year with projected attendance near 929 600 this year per the commission.
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Department of Interior
Gettysburg
House
Committee On
Pattlefield
Interior Department
Department
Congress
Corelorama
Yellowstone
Park Service
Eisenhower South America tour sparks Cuba policy debate
President Eisenhower faces a choice on Cuba as his South American tour tests U S stance toward anti American sentiment and Soviet Cuban ties. Anastas Mikoyan's deal with Fidel Castro signals a flood of Soviet technicians and potential shifts in regional influence.
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Eisenhower
South America
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Miami
White Sox pitching milestones and local notices
In their last 65 games, Chicago White Sox pitchers turned in 22 complete games. Personal notices include Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Harner observing a wedding anniversary in Mountain Dale. Mrs John O Patrick celebrates a birthday on Thursday. Corinne Bennett of 604 Biggs Avenue attended the Maryland Society of the Children of the American Revolution state conference in Chestertown and serves on its board of directors.
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Chicago White Sox
Paul E. Harner
John O. Patrick Street
Corinne Bennett
George L. Bennett
Biggs Avenue
Maryland Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Chestertown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items note church meeting at Escelical Lutheran with Scripture and prayers, roll call of 10 members, speakers planned for next Old Chapel gathering, prizes won by Florence Danner and Cane Mulls, Mizpah Benediction ends meeting. Also Monmouth Park purse totals and local college vespers speaker. Frederick County welfare board appointment. two marriages in Calvary Methodist. mayoral salary debate. Presbyterian Men's Club February gathering.
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J Hediwood
Ciess
Escelical Lutheran Church
Pat Harrison
Florence Danner
Nancy Putman
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Rus Jr
Cane Mulls
Pauline Harrison
Jo Ann Cannon
Fred G. Holloway
Western Mamiord College
Hood College
Retu
Frederick County Welfare Board
Irene Olson
Philad
J. Sheldon Turner
Helen Louise Shipley
Jirs
Emory B Stapley
G. David Garber
Glenn
Garber
READY FOR CENSUS Crews teed for West Patrick street census
In the fragmentary 1960 New York Herald Tribune page, a census crew is listed for West Patrick Street with names including Frederick. The piece blends census notes with a long op ed by David Lawrence arguing that banning nuclear tests does not stop nuclear weapon proliferation, stressing mutual trust, deterrence, and the need for international action and free governments. It discusses France's nuclear tests, Cold War tensions, and the shift to nuclear strategy over conventional forces, highlighting the risk of complete disarmament and the impossibility of preventing nuclear weapon use without broad cooperation.
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France
Soviet Union
United States
United Sates
General de Gaulle
Copsright
New York Herald Tnbune Inc
Researchers report multiple hospital admissions and a Pimlico win
The fragmented clipping lists numerous hospital entries including patients at Mercer Rexall Store, Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospital with various medical procedures. It also notes jockey Robert Louis Stevenson winning both divisions of the Pimlico Breeders' Stakes in 1953 with Big Night and Ladd, reflecting a blend of local health notices and sports history.
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G. Mercer
Mercer
Rexall
Jaden
Tere Lesterda
Moral Ho
Dave Lewissour
Frederi Hospital Sundaery
Frederick Memorial
Earl Warner
New
Frederick
Richard Fine
Prasneet
Hill
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Gilbert White
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ladd
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area families welcomed new arrivals from February 2 to February 22 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Richard Anhalt and Frances Coblentz welcomed Malcolm Foster, their first son, while Archie Rogers and Carolyn Drew welcomed Cynthia Ann, their second child. Richard Simpson and spouse welcomed their first child at 909 East Patrick Street.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Anhalt
Middletown
Malcolm Foster
Ahalt
Frances Coblentz
Frederick
Archie Rogers
Loganberry Court
Cynthia Ann
Rogers
Carolyn Drew
Mullins
Richard Simpson
East Patrick Street
Births and Family Notices From Local Districts
A series of birth announcements lists new children and parents in several households. Cynthia Ann born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Abrecht of 128 Water Street, second son. Eleanor Roberts born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Braddock Wreights, second daughter. Barbara Ann born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Devion of 452 West South Street, first daughter. Elinda Kay born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Crawford of 49 East Church Street, first daughter. Janet Elizabeth born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flook, second child, first daughter. Sue born Monday to Mrs. Billie Eyler, Rocky Ridge, second child, first daughter. Also notes Mrs. Crawford is the former Connie Myers of Frederick, Md, and Mrs. Flook is the former Stother of Fairplay.
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Simpson
Doris Stover
Rocky Ridge
James F. Abrecht
Water Street
Clyde Alan
Abrecht
Lillian DeGrange
Frederics
Frank
Morel Braddock Wreights
Eleanor Roberts
Roy Devion
West South Street
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Edgar Crawford
East Church Street
Elinda Kay
Crawford
Connie Myers
Frederick
Charles Flook
Janet Elizabeth
Flook
Stother
Fairplay
Billie Eyler
Tly Sue
Eyler
Grace Lamber
Rocky Hill
Improvements Plan Of Tawes At 819 Million
Annapolis reports Gov Tawes endorses a 819 million improvements program with 425000 for Frostburg dorm. 500600 for Rosewood Kitchen. 320000 previously earmarked. 150000 for Seneca State Park land. 75000 for South Mountain Catoctin watershed. 30000 for Bar kert relocation. 37000 for Oak land airport. 37000 for Calbridge Hall equipment. runway expansion at Friendship Airport.
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Arundel County
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Frostburg State Teachers College
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South Mountain- Catoctin
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Calbridge Hall
University of Maryland
Sitdown Riot at Chattanooga Lunch Counter Feud
In Chattanooga Tennessee a downtown sitdown demonstration over segregated lunch-counter seating escalated into hand to hand fighting. Police mobilized 250 officers plus 40 auxiliaries, arresting 11 whites and 1 Negro as crowds dispersed. Nearby stores closed early as similar protests spread in Virginia and North Carolina. Differences in tone reflect a broader civil rights struggle across multiple states.
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Ed Brown
Brown
Virginia
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Richmond
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N.C
Winston-Salem
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