Laver Wins Australian Amateur Tennis Crown
Rod Laver, 23, defeated Roy Emerson, 25, in four sets to claim the Australian National Championships title in Sydney. The left handed prodigy clinched 8 6 0 6 4 0 in heat at White City Stadium before about 3 000 fans, adding the Australian crown to his Wimbledon triumph and recent Davis Cup successes.
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Through by deftly passing the net storming Emerson
A brief sports note recalls a sequence where a player moves through a defense with deft passes and deadly shots to overwhelm Emerson, highlighting skillful ball handling and sharp finishing.
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Montgomery bottle clubs face no prohibition say State’s Attorney
ROCKVILLE Md AP State's Attorney Leonard T Kardy ruled that Montgomery County bottle clubs and restaurants allowing patrons to bring their own liquor are legal. He said no law prohibits them and a 1933 act on county liquor sales does not reference them. The 1938 act permits county store liquor sales and licenses for three restaurants and several country clubs to serve hard liquor, plus beer and wine licenses. Some inns invite guests to bring own bottles. private clubs use personal bottles with no license fees.
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Leonard T. Kardy
Montgomery County
County seeks law revision on drinking clubs losses
State delegate Alger Y Barbee says the county must gain control of drinking establishments and secure revenues. He notes the existing law shifts drinkers to unregulated or inside bottle clubs. Meanwhile Igor Stravinsky will receive a special medal at a State Department reception and a White House dinner.
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Kennedy
Cash Says He’s Not A Good Hitter Yet
Detroit star Norm Cash, batting champion last season, acknowledges he is not yet a good hitter and needs time to improve. He recalls a 1961 season with 193 hits 41 homers and 132 RBIs, while addressing a Baltimore audience at a Tops In Sports banquet.
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Political move cited as risk to Maryland November result
The speaker drops out claiming aid to split the Democratic Party risks a Republican win in November while suggesting Gov. Tawes and George P. Mahoney should withdraw their opposition.
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Explosion Causes Ruins At Milan Factory
Experts ruled Monday that the December 26 blast at a Milan factory was an accidental explosion. Authorities investigated the blast site and collected evidence to determine the cause and assess damage.
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Bomb dropped by U S bomber in 1943 uncovered at factory
A 60 pound bomb dropped by a U S bomber in 1943 remained undiscovered at a factory built in 1957. The explosion occurred while the factory was deserted with no loss of life. Guidance warns against wrinkling curtains during sudsing and rinsing.
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Dickerson Youth Fellowship Meets For Church Classes
Dickerson reports a Jan 12 MYF gathering at Rev. and Mrs. Rial Jr. home and a Jan 13 meeting at Koontz Chapel for church membership classes. Several local families and birthdays are noted. a board meeting at Koontz Chapel occurred Jan 8. Dickerson WSCS met Jan 9 with slides from a wedding. In Crisfield Md, Ebert L. Quinn weighs a run for State Senate.
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Dickerson
Dickerson Methodist Youth Fellowship
Joseph Rial Jr
Koonta Chapel
Koontz
Samuel Brandt
Cedar Grove
Harry L. Quinn Sr
Arthur Stull
Jeanne
Wheater
Jeanne Wheeland
Harry L. Quinn
Eastview
Shookstown
James Belcher
Barbara
Nathan Hildebrand
Hilderbrand
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W. K. Matthes Sr
J. C. Rial
Kathy Sue Speaks
Herman Hubble
Leo Roberson
Dickerson Post Office
Danny Fisk
Jerry Wiliams
Terry See Stull
Austin Oden
Frederick
A. J. Shrawer
Ellen Matthews
Julia Ann Dove
Siren Stuck Triggers Flood of Calls at Frederick HQ
Residents of Frederick northwest section flooded police headquarters and the News-Post editorial offices with calls after a siren sounded for nearly 20 minutes. Investigators traced the malfunction to a stuck siren at Fort Detrick.
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Frederick
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Plisse Shades Spark Elegant Spring Decor
Gently puckered stitched plisse window shades inspire a refined look for the season. Extra yardage can become matching curtains and bedspreads offering distinguished style at medium prices.
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