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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1961
Page
10
Cape Canaveral reports the 7 pound Radio Brain satellite failed to reach orbit after Juno 1 booster separated. Ground tracking could not confirm satellite deployment or flight beyond main stage cutoff, delaying ionosphere research aiding long range radio and TV communications.
Nelson E. Langan manager of Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Company told Civitan Club members that the economy hinges on owners and managers. He noted a current recession with high unemployment and a lagging building boom, but urged optimism as management and sales teams align to meet challenges. He predicted rising women workers and more unskilled labor needs as growth returns.
A Friday night flight carried only a radio transmitter sending a steady stream of signals on six frequencies to ground stations worldwide. Unlike the ionospheric explorer, no measuring instruments accompanied the mission.
Robert Hilke, president of the majority of workers, presided over a club meeting on white collar and blue collar roles at Francis Scott Key jobs. Langan warned automation and education reshape 1960s needs. He urged flexible short and long range plans as the era grows sour, slipping and slack. Hugh Simms opened as program chairman.
The FBI says Ronald Delano Bradford, 25, of Daytona Beach, admitted cashing about $18,000 in fraudulent checks across 10 states including one signed UR. Struck. He typically used O. E. Grant as a signature on Daytona Beach bank checks. He was arrested Thursday.
The FBI reported on bail and detentions across a spread of states including Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and the Carolinas. Bradford was held in bail here in lieu of $10 000 bond on federal charges.
Fragments describe residential and commercial properties including brick homes with garages, several farms and ranches with multiple barns, dairy facilities, and a large warehouse. Listings mention Brunswick Peters Kroxville Rosenort area and contacts Tony Cincetta, Norvel Belt in Frederick. Some prices and financing options noted with rivered, rural, and city locations.
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