Khrushchev threatens separate Berlin pact if summit fails
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned in Jakarta that if the May summit talks do not yield a German settlement the USSR will sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany giving East Berlin control of West Berlin. He said all World War II accords would lapse and West Berlin would become part of East Germany unless a comprehensive German agreement is reached. He opposed a plebiscite to choose unification plans, saying foreign states should not interfere.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Khushchev
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Independents Hold Class on Smoke Masks
Members of the Independent Hose Company conducted a Saturday morning class on smoke masks and inhalators. Captain Lester Baker instructed on respirator use, with Ray Steele from Citizens Truck Company explaining resuscitator and predator devices.
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Independent Hose Company
Lester Doc Baker
Ray Steele
Citizens Truck Company
Capitan
Lester Bai
Lil Robert All Astmate
Russell Rineh
Vt Hose
Thomas Dar Throuchen
Camaim Baxer
Baker
Motherwell’s Sudden Wealth Traced in Prosecution Case
In Downieville California the prosecution plans to call seven witnesses to trace Larry Motherwell’s finances after he liquidated a $1900 loan and made a $2 deposit. He is charged with killing Pearl Putney in 1958 after a cross country trip. Several witnesses from Washington Chicago and Los Angeles will testify about his wealth spike and Putney’s statement of marriage plans. The case cites nearly $50,000 in cash and negotiable securities in the couple’s dealings. Trial began February 15 with a jury of men. Motherwell has remained in Sierra County jail since September 14.
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Downieville
Calif
Larry Motherwell
Motherwell
Pearl Putney
Washington, D.C
Iseem
Marysville
Lynn Compton
Gordon I. “Smith
L.A. Lawrence
American Savings and Loan 1 Co
Washington
Jeff Washington
California
Sierra County
City Sees Ten Inches Of Snow This Winter
Fred el records show about 10 inches of snow this winter with the airport weather station noting heavier accumulations in the city and county areas. February ends with the heaviest storm in months, several days with traces of snow, and temperatures to drop to the 20s, with a weekend high near 40 and lows around 27.
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Fredel
Weather Bureau
Cour
Stow
Sabillasville Woman Injured In Two Car Crash
A Sabillasville resident, Mrs Hilda Sanders, was taken to Waynesboro General Hospital after a two car collision on Friends Creek road near Sabillasville around 7 35 am. The accident involved a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Charles Dillman 24 of Versville and a 1954 Chevrolet driven by Thomas Forrement, both cars demolished. Both drivers received minor injuries and were charged with failing to drive to the right of the center. Police investigator Tie Wieho reported the scene for the State Police.
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Sabillasville
Waynesboro
Friends Creek Road
Airs
Hilda Sanders
Thomas Forre
Friends Creek
Charles Dillman
Versville
Dillman
Forrest
Wie Ho
US 15
Sigll
Metcalfe
Stull A
Rooper
Meie
Stull
Stunz
Frederick High Senior Honored in Maryland Science Talent Search
Frederick High School senior Horace H. Albaugh Jr. earned a Westinghouse Science Talent Search honor as one of 12 Maryland students in the honors group. His project The Effect of Colchicine on Plants explored mutating familiar plants by treating seeds, aiming to alter chromosomes and spur plant changes.
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Frederick
Westinghouse Science Schools
Horace H. Albaugh Jr
Maryland
Albaugh
Mal Clib. N
Star
Boys State
Giant balloon shoots 225 miles into sky over Maryland coast
Frederick residents witnessed a giant plastic sphere rise from Wallops Island Virginia and drift eastward, visible along the Eastern seaboard. The test linked to Bell Labs and NASA inflation experiments used a 10 foot diameter sphere to reflect signals and test inflation systems.
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Frederick
Bell Telphone Laboratories
Holmdel
N. J
Massacm Technology
Seaboard
Maine
South Carolina
County Plans For More Tax Assessors Move
The county considers adding two new tax assessors as part of a general reassessment project to speed up the budget process. Current staffing shows the county covers 40 percent of salaries while the state pays 60 percent, with a revised law potentially increasing state support.
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Frederick Coun
Jely Ze
Tre Co
Earelowance
Pri
Check Worker In Jacksons Murder Case
State Police and FBI agents question a young sawmill worker who claimed to have killed the Jackson family last year. He later repudiated the confession, and investigators plan to verify his alibi using background checks on 1350 others.
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Fredericksburg
FBI
C.M. Lindsay
Carroll V. Jackson
Jacksons
Susan
Gamh Aid
Five day forecast with above average warmth and cool nights
The forecast calls for a warmer Thursday and Saturday with moisture or precipitation not specified. Temperatures will average several degrees below normal with afternoon highs in the low to upper 40s and early morning lows in the low 20s to low 30s across western Maryland and eastern areas.
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Maryland
Dog Bites Woman in Monrovia. Sheriff Seeks to Inocate
A Fort Detrick resident, Mrs. Raymond Crabws, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a dog bite in Monrovia on Sunday. The dog, reportedly owned by Ray Morris of Monrovia, is the subject of a sheriff's attempt to inocate the animal.
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Sheriff's Office
Fort Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Crabws
Monrovia
Ray Morris
Senate lives through all-night sessions over civil rights bill
Senate negotiators begin around the clock talks to advance civil rights legislation amid Southern opposition. Leaders press for a noon start and plan nonstop sessions to break the impasse, with desks and overtime shifts set across the Capitol as power dynamics shift.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Joseph S. Clark
Hood College art professor wins first Maryland prize
Hood College art department chair Jack C. Davis won the $300 First Artists Prize in the 1960 Maryland Artists Exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art. His abstract Green Painting was selected by a jury including Harry Bertoia, Katherine Kuh, and Jack Tworkov. The show runs through March 20 and drew around $800 in total awards.
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Hood College
Maryland
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore Museum
The
Saturday Review
Jack Tworkov
New York
Mr. Davis
Europe
United States
Nonagon
New York City
Paris
Washington
D_ Cry
Denver
San Francisco
California School of Fine Arts
Hood
Activities Planned For 4 H Club Week
Several hundred 4 H club members will take part in National 4 H Club Week activities next week. The Older Youth group outlined plans for county events including a recreation night a Leader's Recognition banquet and a Citizenship Tour. They will present to the Kiwanis club on March 8 and hold events March 8 10 and 12. Initiation of new Older Youth is planned for April with an exchange program discussed to observe and participate in other counties methods.
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Kiwanis Club
Winchester Hall
Robert Ferguson
Frederic Bn School
Ferguson
Ma ‘Aret
Icholson
New Hampshire
U S Accepts Talks with Cuba Without Conditions
The United States told Cuba it is willing to discuss differences but not under Castro's proposed conditions. A State Department note, delivered in Havana, invites talks through diplomatic channels while preserving U S sovereignty to act as needed to defend its rights and interests.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
State Department
Hote
Havana
Eisenhower
Kennedy Urges Defense Increase Ahead of Summit
Sen John F Kennedy urged Congress to approve higher missile air alert and ground force spending, arguing the plan costs less than Eisenhowers projected budget surplus and warning the current program risks a missile gap that could invite Soviet aggression. He contends a stronger defense would deter attacks and avoid pressuring disarmament talks at the summit.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
i-Mass
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
America
Soviet Union
United States
Frozen Bodies Of Parents Six Children Found At Home
Auto dealer Eddie Shuler discovered eight members of the Hensel family dead in a four room house near Thomson Illinois. Leroy Hensel 59 his wife Dora 53 and six children ages 7 to 17 died apparently of asphyxia a week earlier. An oil burner was out and tanks empty. The house was in a snowbound area a mile southwest of Ebner near Morrison Road.
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Thomson
Leroy C. el
Dora
Eddie Shuler
Hensel
L. B. Hussey
Carroll County
Shuler
Morrison
Ebner
Illnois
Judy
Billy
Leroy
Susan
Patria
Jane
Well Known Thurmont Veterinarian Dr George Zinkham Dies
Well known Thurmont veterinarian Dr George C Zinkham died at 7S after a long career in the Thurmont area He was 61 Born in Jacksonville Baltimore County he was active in Masonic and Shrine groups and is survived by his wife a son and a grandson The funeral at Creager's Thurmont with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery.
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Ihurmont Veterinian
George C. Ziam
Grand Rapids
Mich
Veterinary College
Thurmont
Thurmont Reformed Church
Acacia Lodge
Enoch Royal Arts
George Co Dr
George C. 3Rd
Creager Funeral Home
Thirmont
Samuel A. Mayer
van G. Naugle
Blue Ridge Cemetery
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