School board approves site for sewage disposal near Linganore
The Board of Education secured a nearby area for a new sewage disposal field adjacent to the east county Linganore Junior Senior High School site, pending Health Department approval. Initial tests in the presence of the architect were highly satisfactory, with further testing scheduled next week under Health Department supervision.
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Board of Education
Linganore
Health Department
James A. Sensenhaugh
Wolfsville
Joel Koehl
Old Colored Liberty
Charles A. Greetz
Ebenezer School
Methodist Church
Hampton Valley
Bernard H. Stouter
Monument
Cuba Provisional Government Drafts Interim Constitution
In Havana the Provisional government advances an interim charter to weed out Batista remnants. The Cabinet toils on a new fundamental law to replace the 1901 constitution until free elections, with future changes expected after a new Congress is elected.
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Havana
Cuba
Fuixemia Batista
Ncu
Batista
Six Air Force students identified in Syracuse dorm fire
Six of seven Air Force cadets killed in a bar racks dormitory blaze at Syracuse University have been named. Airman first class Billy D. Marlow and others ranging from 18 to 29 years old were listed as dead, with one missing. The Air Force released the identified names and hometowns as investigations continued.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Air Force
Syracuse University
Thomas P. Merfeld
Donna J Mahie
Lacrosse
Wis
Billy D. Marlow
Converse
Tex
Michael E. Gasparri
Onkers
Edward E. Duggan
Manning,c
Joseph E. Stoll Jr
Norwalk
Ohio
Remus A.tidewell
Oconta
Ala
Frederick M. Browning
Enfield
N.C
To Be Rector Of Church At Mount Airy
Episcopal minister Rev. Her Tian A. Gi Brandi has accepted a call to be rector of St. James Parish Mt. Airy and St. Pauls Parish Poplay Springs beginning February 1. He and his wife Aphrodite Vacilla return with three children from Brazil after a six year missionary and teaching assignment.
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Brazil
St. James
Mt. Airy
St. Paul's
Poplay Springs
Victor Rossie
Staunton
di Brandi
Aphrodite Vacilla
Hiis
Geoffrey
Pans
Daphne Penelope
Missionary District of
Southern Cross School
Ministry of Education and Culture
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Sih
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Oxford University
England
University of Marsland
Wiliam Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry
New York City
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
General Vicological Seminary
New York
Cry
Haly Road
All Saints
Teonia
N. Jo
St John's
Shady Axe
All Saints’ Church
Sao Paulo
Ti Brandi
Names Mikoyan On Are Taken Off Coast Voting Lists
A Maryland county reports 2 124 registrants removed for not voting in five years widening apathy across parties. Emmitsburg and Frederick precincts show the largest strikeoffs while county totals drop from 29 716 to 27 205. Mikoyan begins a coast to coast tour visiting Cleveland Detroit and other cities as U S officials assess Berlin tensions after talks with Nixon.
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Mikoyan
U.S
Frederick County
Board of Residey
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Thurmont
Frederick City
Registry
Area Forecast Looks For Snow Or Sleet Tonight
Bitter cold eases slightly as cloud cover limits overnight temperatures to upper twenties with light snow or sleet possible by Thursday afternoon. Temperatures near 32 expected this afternoon, while overnight lows range from 20 to 28 across counties. ice skating resumes on county ponds but not at Culler Lake amid developing canal link at Brunswick.
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Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Culler Lake
C. and O. Canal
Potomac River
Brunswick
National Park Service
Skalana
Monocacy River
Potomac
Weather Bureau
Waldorf
Rockville
Hagerstown
Towson
Berrwon
Conowingo
Rendallstown
Pikeaville
Waterloo
Salisbury
Easton
Father and five children die in Brandon house fire
A Brandon Minnesota father Mark Kelly and his five children died when a two story home burned. Mark escaped briefly then re entered to rescue his children. Police say the victims likely suffocated. The fire began around 2 00 am and destroyed the interior. Brandon is about 160 miles northwest of Minneapolis.
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Brandon
Minn
Mark Kelly
Kelly
Jim
Dennis
Pat
Mary Lee
Pewsey
Nakes
Charles Rossum
Minneapolis
Insurance Company Supervisor Killed Near Conowingo Dam
Floyd G. Newell a 41 year old insurance company supervisor died when his car spun on a curve near Conowingo Dam Harford County. State police said speeding and loss of control caused the crash and his car struck a guardrail then bounced across the road. He was dead on arrival at Harford Memorial Hospital.
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Havre DE Grace
Insurance Company
Conowingo Dam
Harford County
Conowindo
Floyd G. Newell
Harford Memorial Hospital
Newark
Del
Bernard Hayworth
Conowinga Barracks
Newell
Haywood
Remsburg Named Outstanding Young Farmer in Frederick County
Bernard Lo Remsburg of Jefferson was named Outstanding Young Farmer after a panel tour of his 125 acre dairy operation. Finalists included James M. Stup Paul W. Droneburg John M. Burriet and William Kepler. Remsburg earns honors for farm progress soil and water conservation and community contributions while active in 4-H Grange and local fire company activities.
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Bernard Lo Remsbury
Shyearel
Delferson
Jaycees
Robert Simpson
Glenn
der Frederickes
Taverns
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bayard B. Rosencranté
Robert Stansfield
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Grane
Maurice Dade
Papat A Persis
Guar Testarates Ewes Eee
Remsburg and
Fise
Memsburry
James M. Stup
RFD
Frederick
Paul W. Droneburg
Araby
John M. Burriet
Middletown
William Kepler
Roscoe T. Harbaugh Jr
Keymar
Remsburg
Luther Remshurz
Jefferson
Doty Rensburg
Braddock Heehts Fire Company
Jefferson Grange
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Remsburs
Fehrudty
Maryland Cold Wave Persists After Lethal Night
Temperatures stayed above zero across Maryland with winds easing to a light breeze. Thursday and Monday show mixed precipitation with rain or snow and near normal temperatures overall. The cold spell has claimed two lives as readings vary from the Western Maryland mountains to the eastern regions.
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Maryland
Law Vale
Cumberland
Steens
Marylands Mountains
Hyattstown Firemen Elect Rippeon Head
Rippeon of Clarksburg reelected president of the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department at a meeting Tuesday night. Officers elected include Earl Edward vice president Bruce Jones secretary Charles Beach assistant secretary Merri Burgee treasurer. Price as chief and Wesloy Rivers as assistant chief. The 30th annual meeting reviewed 1958 calls totaling fires rescues transports and drills, with 236 hours on alarms and 1,977 men on alarms. The annual supper is set for March 14 at the fire hall.
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Clarksburg
Bruce
Jones
Hyattstown
Charles Beach
Dickerson
Merr! Burgee
This City
Price
Wesloy Rivers
Philip Linthicum
Frank King
Monrovia
Arther, Mott
Hyattstown Christian Church
Stocks Hit Hard By Profit Taking In Early Trading
New York AP reports motors and chemicals tumbled as profit taking weighed on the market. The overall index slipped after an opening rally as losses spread across sectors with some issues bucking the trend. Early trading showed irregular tone and a selling drive trimmed gains in key stocks.
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New York
AP +—pteeis
Wall Street
Finan to be Maryland secretary of state
Annapolis AP Thomas B Finan of Cumberland will be named Maryland secretary of state by Governor elect Tawes as his first formal appointment. The 44 year old lawyer and former city solicitor will seek Senate confirmation after the inauguration. He is a veteran of World War II and has led Allegany County Democratic activities. He is married with two sons.
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Annapolis
Thomas B. Finan
Cumberland
Maryland
Lan
Dlect
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Senate
Finan
Claude B. Hellmann
McKeldin
Wah
U.S. Infantry
North Africa
Italy
France
Weket
Allegany County
Isabel North
Cambridge
Leadership Fights Roil Congress as New session opens
In Washington the 86th Congress begins amid clashes over Republican leadership and Senate rules. Rep Sam Rayburn is elected to a ninth term as speaker, while Republicans oust Joseph W. Martin Jr. and pick Charles A. Halleck. Senate liberals back John Sherman Cooper for GOP whip as Everett Dirksen contender. Democrats back Johnson to retain leadership amid filibuster rule debates.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Lydoy R. Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
William F. Knowland
California
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Firsenhower
Dirksen
Thomas Kuchel
Dirk Can
Johnson
One Polio Virus Type Eliminated Says Dr. Salk
Ann Arbor Mich IAP Dr Jonas Salk University of Pittsburgh physician scientist who developed the vaccine says one of the three polio virus types has been eliminated among vaccinated people Type I appeared in eight out of 10 cases historically while types II and III occurred once in 10 He notes type II has diminished among the vaccinated and also appears reduced among the unvaccinated due to fewer spreaders He cites uncertainty about why type I remains more common and why type II is less affected by the vaccine
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Iap
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Salk
Stalin Started Cold War Beginnings Claim
The United States asserted that Joseph Stalin started the Cold War, not Winston Churchill, and that the Soviet Union rather than Western powers wrecked postwar cooperation in Germany at the end of World War II.
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Washington
United States
Unin
Joseph Stalin
Winston Church
Soviet Union
Germany
Five Day Forecast From Khrushchev News Booklet
A five day weather outlook tied to a Soviet Khrushchev booklet notes rain or snow and warming trends. The document, released by Western media, places Khrushchev’s visit and meetings in late January with references to Berlin and U S events.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Maryland
Delaware
Berlin
United States
Monjey
Mikoyae
Six Tennessee Men Die In Ohio Head-On Crash
In Kenton Ohio a southbound gasoline tanker collided head on with a northbound car on US 68 killing six men from Cleveland Tennessee and nearby areas. Identified victims include Floyd Clark 22 Herbert Goings 41 Richard Kelly 28 Horace Bord 24 Robert D Lee 31 and John B Gibson 32. The tanker driver Albert Fohl 24 of Tiffin Ohio was hospitalized with lacerations. Weather was clear and highway conditions were good.
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Kenton
Ohio
Siv
Tennessee
US 68
Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Tenn
Floyd Clark
Herbert Goings
Richard Kelly
Horace Bord
Robert D. Lee
John B. Gibson
Albert Fohl
Tiffin
Senate panel probes union officials’ alleged gangster links
The Senate Labor-Management Investigating Committee says it is examining allegations that the homes of officials in the Newspaper and Mail Delivery Men's Union in the New York area are connected to gangsters and shakedown schemes.
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Washington
Senate (Labor-Management) Investiiating Committee
New York Area
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