Jets Finish Record Flight Around World
March Air Force Base Calif January record nonstop globe flight by three Stratofortresses completed in under half the time of the 1939 propeller craft. Crew decorated with Distinguished Flying Cross by Gen Curtis LeMay after landmark test of rapid global reach and hydrogen bomb delivery capability.
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Homer Remsberg Elected Cattle Association Head
Homer Remsberg of Middletown was elected president of the Purebred Dairy Cattle Assn at a Baltimore meeting. The group represents five major US dairy cattle groups and Remsberg is known as an international dairy judge and leader of the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assn. He also previously led the Holstein-Friesian Assn of America. The soybean has become the leading American food fat source, surpassing lard cottonseed and butter.
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Wake meaning vigil stems from Saxon watch word
Britannica notes that the term wake for a vigil around a corpse derives from the Saxon word meaning watch. It explains the historical practice and linguistic origin of the term used in funeral customs and language today.
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Inauguration Policy Condemned by Soviet China
The Soviet Union and China condemned Eisenhower's Middle East plan in a Moscow communique signed after Chou En-lai's visit. They vowed to back Near and Middle East peoples to avert aggression and interference, signaling unified opposition to U S aid proposals. An award for private medical service was presented by Francis Scott Key Post for outstanding service.
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Population growth forecast in Maryland to top three million by 1959
Maryland’s population is projected to exceed three million by late 1959 if current growth remains. The January 1 estimate places the state at 2,814,000 with annual growth near three percent since 1950, led by Montgomery County's 56 percent rise and Prince Georges and Anne Arundel counties. Garrett and Allegany counties show declines.
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Senators Propose Maryland Site for Second Washington Airport
Sen Margaret Chase Smith and others argued for a northern Maryland site as an alternative to the Burke Virginia plan. The subcommittee chair and members weigh delays and aviation capacity while Fairfax County and Baltimore witnesses contest Burke. Local residents and business groups voice opposition and bias accusations amid a heated hearing.
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