Frede rick County seeks answers in Motherwell case
County roads crews labored to clear drifts as Las Vegas fugitive Motherwell faced questioning on a Maryland homicide case. Washington police traced his movements after bones found in a Unionville dog cemetery were identified as a child. Authorities coordinate with Maryland officials as temperatures rise and snow threats loom.
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Horace M. Alexander
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Larry Lord
Motherwell
Unionville
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Les Vegads Polite
Bute
Maryland
Washington
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euaUs
Bcy
Teffarena
Middletown
Oofice
Shariff
Pearl Putney
C. Michael Dabrahan
Winnetka
Russell H. Fisher
Las Vegas Sun
Arthur Riveers
Toll
Mobile
Ala
John B Funk Touted as Likely Roads Commission Chairman
A Frederik county former legislator, John B Funk, is widely mentioned as a potential successor to Robert Bonnell as chairman of the Maryland State Roads Commission. Funk, a long-time public works official and former engineer for Brunswick, has served on the State Planning Commission and in the Senate Finance chair role, with strong backing across the party.
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State Roads Com
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore
John B. Funk
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Funk
Brunswick
Towson
State Planning Commission
McKeldin
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Roads Commission
Tawes
Robert E. Bonnell
House of Delegates
State Senate
Senate
Cratic
William Preston Lane
Wolll
Department of Public Works
Washington and Lee University
Maryland Farm Bureau Elects New Officers
Maryland Farm Bureau closed sessions elected Randall Spoerrein of New Wishver to a reelected post and named Sheckiey Beriin T. Reid Barstow as vice presidents. The group urged a new evolution at year’s end amid urging reforms.
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Randall
Spoerrein
New Wistver
Meryiend
Bureen Inc
Sheckiey
Beriim
Emi T. Reid
Barstow
Farm Prooo
Lewaventi
General Marshall Has A Restful Night
At Fort Bragg North Carolina a medical report today said General George C Marshall had a restful night. A consulting physician confirmed the general’s condition as stable and improving with quiet rest.
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FT Bragg
Eorge C. Marshall
Beth Sholom Names New Rabbi From New York City
Rabbi Yehuda Perkin of New York elected as Beth Sholom Congregation Rabbi Teacher and Spiritual leader. He studied at NYU Herzliya Teachers College and the Jewish Theological Seminary. He has held positions in New York Long Island and Glen Falls and has visited Israel twice. The Perkins reside at 3 Elm Street.
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Yehuda &. Perkin
New York City
Rabbi Perkin
Perkin
Altoona
New York University
Herztiah Teachers College
Rabis Pesain
College of Jewish Studies
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Yavne Theological Seminary
New York
Dropsie College of Hebrew and Cognate Learning
Philadelphia
Yeshiva University of New York
Midtown
Jewish Center
Long Island
Glen Falls
N. Y
Israel
University of Sarenes
Emt
Church Street
Young Mother Faces Amputation After Wreck
ARCADIA Wisconsin AP A young mother of two Barbara Kupietz 20 and her husband were trapped in a car that plunged into a deep ditch in subzero cold. He died hours after hospital admission while she faced possible amputation of limbs due to frozen arms and legs.
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Arcadia
Wis
API
Barbara Kupietz
Bernard Dockenforff
la Vera
Wisconsin
Frondizi Heads to U.S. for Help Amid Argentina Strikes
President Frondizi flew to Charleston, then Washington for two-week talks with Eisenhower as a wave of strikes and Peronist unrest paralyzes Buenos Aires. Troop calls loom while unions declare action illegal and city transit grinds to a halt amid scattered violence.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
United States
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Charleston
D. C
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Jose Maria Guido
Alfredo Vilolo
la Plata
U. S. Information Service
Rogelio Frigerio
Lima
Graham to Rest Three Weeks in Hawaii Stateside
The report says Billy Graham and his wife arrived in Honolulu from San Francisco and plan a three week rest period in Hawaii before flying to Australia to open a religious campaign on February 15. Doctors advised a rest after recent Rochester Minnesota tests.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Mayo Clink
Billy Graham
Arctic Cold Wave Hits East as Snow Buries Regions
The Associated Press reports a new Arctic air invasion driving temperatures 10 to 15 below in North Dakota and northern Minnesota while the Midwest endures subzero blasts. Snow drifts block roads and disrupt travel as New York and Pennsylvania endure heavy accumulations and 12 storm deaths occur nationwide.
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Associated Press
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Mid- West
Florida
North Dakota
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
New York State
Bennett Ridge
Lake Ontario
Erie
Springfield
Albion Edinboro
Union City
Port Erie
Eisenhower budget proposes parks spending bump and land buys
The budget requests 90.075 million for national parks an increase over the current year. It earmarks 313.6 million for construction adding nearly 2 million for land and water rights mostly to Gettysburg and Manassas for Civil War centennial plans starting 1961. It also outlines 18 million for road and trail construction in DC and Maryland along with parkways and memorials.
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Manassas
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NRA
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Harper's Ferry
Wislick
Columbia
National Capital Parks
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U O Parkway
Palisades Parkway
Rock Creek and Potorgac Parkway
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George Washington Memoral Parkway
Resistance Collapses Across Pravda Narrative
An article frames Pravda coverage as the collapse of resistance to school integration laws, highlighting Soviet Premier Anastas Mikoyan and a broader political shift. Separate court action in Virginia rules against a tuition payment statute, signaling legal defeats for the Almond administration. Market declines mix with regional temperature notes as the New York stock market shows uneven losses early in the day.
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Cina
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Tae
Mikoyan accuses State Dept of blocking Soviet trade
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan denounced Washington for stifling trade with the United States and Latin America as he met with Douglas Dillon. In Havana Fidel Castro invited U S journalists to a rally backing speedy executions of Batista loyalists while Castro predicts trials under a military code open to the public.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
U.S. State Department
Mikoyan
Douglas Dillon
Mikoyan Tal
Havana
Cuba
Fidel
Vastra
United States
Latin
America
Batista
Alao
Commerce Lewis
Strauss
Revolutionary ‘Army
Castro
Miami
Fulgencio Batista
Alfredo Muller
Mikoyan Pushes Expanded Soviet Trade Policy
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan ends Washington talks with a push for broader Soviet trade and no concession on Berlin. He rejects expanding West Berlin access to include East Berlin and meets with U.S. officials as a possible East-West foreign ministers conference looms. He defends Soviet policy on Red China Formosa Hungary and American press handling.
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Washington
Anastas
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Cily
East Berlin
National Press Club
State Department
Douglas Dillon
Lewis Strauss
Moscow
New York
U.S
NATO
Mikvyad
NBC
Red China
Formosa
Hungary
Fire Damage Report At Kennedy Station Shop
Firefighters responded to a blaze in the shop section of the Near Kennedy station on East Patrick street. The fire caused substantial damage to the building with a truck cab also damaged, while workmen and early extinguishers failed to stop the flames until fire units arrived.
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Keeney
Pike
Independent Hose Company
East Patrick Street
Kennedy Station
Bascom Neal
Neal
Ames
Sixteen Girls Injured Sliding on Cranmore Mountain
Sixteen teenage girls from Lawrence Massachusetts were hurt on Cranmore Mountain when they slid on an ice glazed skirail after a freezing rain left a foot of snow. One girl, Carol Di Spirito, 16, suffered pelvic and lumbar fractures and bladder injury. Five remained at Memorial Hospital. ten others were treated and released. The group was attending Saint Patrick's Youth Organization winter party.
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North Conway
N.H
Cranmore Mountain
Carol di Spirito
Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick's Catholic Youth Organization
Lawrence
Mass
Eisenhower Seeks 1960 Budget With Surplus Goal
President Eisenhower sent Congress a 1960 budget forecast showing a projected 77.1 billion dollar revenue and a deficit in the current year, calling the plan “a confident budget” aimed at restraining inflation, funding a strong defense, and paving the way for a forthcoming tax cut. He proposes higher postal and gasoline taxes, closes tax loopholes, and a trust fund for gasoline tax revenues, plus cuts in foreign aid and a defense spending rise of 145 million while deficit risks loom.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Defense Department
John Sparkman
D-Tex
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
John Taber
Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Group
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Treasury
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