Nehru rejects latest Red offer amid border dispute
NEW DELHI AP Prime Minister Nehru rejects Chou En-lai border talks note saying it still shows a large gap between New Delhi and Peiping. The Dec 31 proposal offered terms previously refused by Nehru as India presses its position in the ongoing border dispute with China.
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China
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Hobbs
Ebround
Lille League
Larry Twenty
American Legion
Edward N. Rimby
Paul E. Seall
Fair Dates Set for Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair
John L. Shaw of the Frederick County Agricultural Society announced new dates for the annual exposition, September 27 through 30 and October, due to conflicts with Pennsylvania fairs. The board had previously set October 4-8, aiming to avoid Bloomsburg events and ensure strong entertainment and concession offerings. Weather considerations and a crowded fair circuit may push scheduling further ahead to secure the best show.
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Frederick
John L. Shaw
Frederick County
John T. Best Jr
Shaw
Bloomsburs
Robins Signal Shifting Seasons Amid January Warmth
In January’s mild spell a robin sighting near Rocky Springs sparks talk of spring. Forecasters warn the 50 degree high will fall to near 20 tomorrow morning with daytime temps in the 40s. Precipitation rises to 0.77 inch for the week as snow melts.
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Rocky Springs
Nca
Paris
Ihe
Charge Of Intent To Kill Dropped In Frederick County Case
A Frederick County man was released from charges of assault with intent to kill after two witnesses said they did not believe he intended to murder them. Augustus Proctor testified about the shooting incident on January 1, with Sadie Green confirming proximity and opportunity. Proctor faced related charges. Sadie Green described the scene and timing, while the magistrate found both Proctor and his sister not guilty on the intent charge, with potential assault and battery counts. Separately, Robert Eugene Toms and Michael Baker were found guilty of unauthorized use of an automobile and fined for taking a car from Keutman’s, with testimony from Owen Ayers and Trooper John D. Abbott supporting theft.
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Magistrace
Byron W. Thompson
Jaames
Sadie
Sadie Green
Augustus
Charles
Proctor
Eldom
Robert Eugene Toms
West South Street
Michael Baker
Sunland
California
Baker
Keutman
Shookstown Road
Toms
Yellow Springs
Massistraite Thompson
UW 8. Diving Device Sets World Record
The ballyscaph Trieste set a world record by diving more than 442 miles in the Marianas trench near Guam, according to the Navy. The record depth of 24,600 feet surpasses the prior Navy deep sea device depth of 48,000 feet recorded in November.
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Sewage System Approval for Linganore High Site
Report by Benjamin E. Company inspectors for Linganore-Junior-Senior High School finds onsite sewage disposal feasible with a septic tapic serving about 700 students and staff. Percolation rates well below 40 minutes per inch with uniform hydraulic load provided. seepage pits deemed effective without undue health risk though no surface system can be free of contamination. Report notes rock formation favors downward seepage and no groundwater found in test holes. findings continued on page 3.
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Centra
State Department of Health
Board of Education
Tts
Lingenore
Sections Of School Budget Cuts Indicated By County Board
The budget approved by the County Commissioners shows exact sections affected by cuts including 99 for Parkway elementary improvements and 864,520 for teacher salary improvements. Administration faced reductions, with totals across instructional services and other areas detailing cuts to salaries, library clerks, textbooks, and vehicle purchases amid openings for Urbana and Walkersville schools.
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Board of County Commissioners
Parkway
Harry
Urbana
Walkersville
Werc
Tiss
Democrats Challenge Eisenhower Surplus Estimate
Democratic leaders and some Republicans question the president's forecast of a 4.29 billion dollar surplus and warn that defense spending must not be slashed. Senators Kennedy and Humphrey echoed concerns that space defense and military needs require caution while House Leader McCormack noted costs have risen.
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John McCormack
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H. R. Gross
Pilots Refuse To Take Tests In Wake Of Crashes
In the AP report the National Airlines incidents over the Gulf of Mexico and North Carolina coast led to fatalities on two four engine airliners. Pilot statements say FAA orders require periodic flight tests including stalls and unusual maneuvers, amid questions about airframe failure and the cause remains under study.
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Elcod Quesada
Gus
Soviets Plan Rocket Tests in Pacific Target Area
Soviet news agency Tass said Moscow will test a new rocket designed to launch heavy earth satellites and enable space flights to planets. Tests planned in a broad, deserted Pacific area about 1100 miles southwest of Hawaii, within a 280 by 160 mile restricted zone, between Jan 15 and Feb ss.
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Hawaiian Islands
Ie Tarret
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Sea of the Okhotsk
Youth Held For Jury On Purse Theft Charge
A Frederick youth, William A. Liason, 18, was ordered held for the February grand jury on a purse theft in Middle Alley. Miss Katherine Burrier identified Liason as the assailant after her purse containing about 560 dollars was taken from her car in a garage. Lt. Norman Dietz said the purse was later found near Liason’s home and he confessed to taking money from it. Bail set at 5000. total bond 3500.
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Megistrate
Byron W. Thompson
Illiam A. Liason
West Sixth Street
s.Katherine Burrier
Norman Dietz
Miss Burrier
Middle Alley
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Lt. Dietz
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School Board Approves Equipment Purchases And Sales
The board approved nearly $4,000 for equipment including two large Jacobsen mowers for Frederick High and West Frederick Junior High. Bidder Kinsey's Sharpening Service offered $595 for the mower, cheaper than Toro bids. Additional smaller mowers at $95 and $119 each were approved, and two school properties were sold: Catoctin Furnace to Raymond E. Keitholz for 86,400 and Horsey's colored school for 50. A kitchen-installation plan was authorized for Parkway and Walkersville schools, with fuel supply proposals deferred. The board adopted an attendance policy for conferences and set guidelines on travel expenses.
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Frederick High School
West Frederick Junior High School
Kinsey
Jacobsen
Toro
National Capital Toro Company
Baker's
Goodall
Catoctin Furnace
Raymond E. Keitholz
Maryland Association of Boards of Education
Kennedy Is Entered In Primary In New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire Kennedy enters the presidential race filing the Democratic petitions and a delegate slate while Nixon and Rockefeller contenders enter the GOP race. Kennedy backers vow victory in the first primary as Nixon and Rockefeller supporters plan write in and delegate battles loom for the convention.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Massice
Hichard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Bernard L. Bentin
Laconia
Jack Kennedy
United States
Boutin
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
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Missouri
Mong
Derrick Used In Search For Plane Victims
Derrick reenters service at Southfort to aid the ongoing hunt for the final two victims of the National Airlines crash near Bolivia. Officials continue to recover wreckage and identify bodies as FBI fingerprinting confirms 27 of the deceased including five crew members. The plane, en route from New York to Miami, apparently disintegrated in flight.
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National Airlines
Bolivia
New York
Miami
FBI
John L. Morris
National
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