Fighting Heart Disease Through Shared Effort
The American Heart Association urges prompt medical care, early diagnosis, and public education to combat heart disease. It notes the nation’s high death toll from heart attack and stroke, the roles of atherosclerosis and hypertension, and calls for united support through research and volunteer programs.
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The
Heart Association
Your Heart Association
American Heart Association
Heart Fund
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Three Frederick County fires cause over ten thousand dollars in damage
Last night three fires of undetermined origin struck buildings in Frederick County. A four room house near Point of Rocks was gutted as Lucketts and Leesburg crews fought for over two hours. Other blazes hit a Burkittsville residence and a Fountain Mills cabinet shop, with total damage estimated in the thousands. An oil heater is suspected in the Point of Rocks fire, while a fire at Burkittsville involved a utility room and was under investigation. Fire boards urged for coordinated alarms to reduce response delays.
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Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Lucketts
Leesburg
Burkittsville
Fountain Mills
Route 75
Bruce Hamilton
Brunswick
Middletown
George Mentzer
East Main Street
New Market
Hyattstown
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Linthicum Cabinet
Green Valley Road
William Linthicum
Hyat
Uniteds
Citizens Volunteer Fire Companies
Calvin Washington
South Court Street
Howard B. Tull
South Market Street
Oklahoma City Tests Public Reaction to Sonic Booms
Oklahoma City is chosen by FAA and Air Force to study how residents react to sonic booms from F104 jets. Tests began Feb. 3, running a 26 week program with about 750000 in the area. Reports note fewer calls over time and four homes measure structural stress.
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Carl Rogan
Oklahoma City
Air Force
Joint
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Force Project
FAA
Aeronautical Center
J.K. Power
U. S. Air Force
Eagles Jobs After 40 Bill Aims to End Age Discrimination
Delegate Charles E. Collins of Urbana introduces the Eagles Jobs After 40 bill in Maryland General Assembly, co sponsored by Joseph Payne E Earl Remsberg Thomas M Anderson Jr and Edna Cook. The measure would add sections to the Maryland Code to define age based employment discrimination and outlaw practice by employers and agencies statewide. It would prohibit refusing hiring discharging or compensating a worker based on age alone and bar age based statements unless tied to bona fide qualifications.
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Charles E. Collins
Urbana
General Assembly
Order of Eagles
Frederick County
Joseph Payne
E. Earl Remsberg
Montgomery County
Thomas M. Anderson Jr
Edna Cook
Maryland
Prince William of Gloucester Fails Civil Service Exam Again
Prince William of Gloucester, 22, son of the Duke of Gloucester and cousin to Queen Elizabeth II, failed his civil service examination for the second time. Regulations bar a third attempt as he sought a job in the Commonwealth Relations office. He is now pursuing postgraduate economics studies at Stanford University.
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London
Prince William of Gloucester
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince
Duke of Gloucester
Commonwealth Relations Office
Stanford University
California
Four-hour trial ends with two not guilty and two prison terms
In Frederick County Circuit Court Howard Abler Joseph Cottrill Niswander Jr and James Owens Cook all from Washington County faced breaking and entering and larceny charges and a fourth defendant Uhler received a three year sentence for a prior Shamrock entry. Cottrill pleaded guilty and Niswander and Cook were found not guilty after evidence challenges and illegal arrest rulings. Cody of Ellicott City also was given a two year suspended sentence for uttering a bad check.
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Frederick County
Howard Thomas Abler
Joseph M. Cottrill
John Franklin Niswander Jr
James Owens Cook
Washington County
Thurmont
Uhler
Paul Ottinger
Hagerstown
House of Correction
Cottrill
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Niswander
Cook
Ottinger
Anderson
Torney
James RB. Cody
Ellicott City
Motor vehicles count tops 79 million in the United States
A large-scale national estimate shows about 79 million motor vehicles are currently in operation across the United States, reflecting growth in ownership and usage. The figure highlights increased mobility, transportation demand, and potential implications for fuel markets, road infrastructure, and environmental considerations.
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United States
Auschwitz Survivor Testimony Describes Mothers With Children
Dr Otto Wolken a 60 year old Viennese physician testified at Germanys war crimes trial that women at Auschwitz often chose death with their babies rather than work. He recalled July 1944 mothers refused separation from children and were sent to gas chambers as husbands were led away. The scene left him sobbing as he described children clasped to their mothers breasts marching to death.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz
Otto Wolken
Dr. Wolken
American athlete tops AAU honors and world records
The article notes an American girl athlete with two world records and an American team member who toured Russia Europe and England last summer. She was named to the AAU All American team for the third consecutive year and is part of a broader 1964 summer activity.
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J. Rolfe Castleman
United States
Russia
Europe
England
Boone Takes Stand in Baltimore Case
AP report notes A Gordon Boone testified as a witness in a Baltimore case, outlining key details of the proceedings and potential implications for the trial.
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Kathleen Connock
Gaithersburg, Md
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Collins
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Lula Washington
Willis
Walter Snow
North Market St
C.C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick ST
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi
CORE
James Farmer
Ganization
Security Financial Insurance Corp
Tammy Davis
Frederick
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Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
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