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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1962

Page

12

Police Charge Both Drivers in Major Area Accident

The most serious crash reported yesterday afternoon occurred on Maryland Route 26 at the Monocacy bridge near Ceresville. Trooper Neil W. Alexander said both drivers faced charges. Charles H. Carpenter Jr. 22 of Frederick was cited for operating a vehicle over the legal height and John T. Fogle 82 of New Midway was charged with reckless driving.

Maryland Monocacy Bridge Ceresville Neil W. Alexander Frederick Memorial Hospital Charles H. Carpenter Jr RFD 1 Frederick John T. Fogle New Midway Fogle Carpenter Frederick City Charles McCoy Jr East Sixth Street Chevrolet Carl Bowings Ford Charles McKinsey Rosemont Avenue Donald C. Young Reno Blake Carter St Madison, Ave Oldsmobile Thomas Speaks Center Street Ofc Nathan Dorsey Calvin LeRoy Phillips All Saints’ St Mehra P. Ambush Trainsville Mercury Dennis W. Sewell Monrovia Dfc Phillips Ambush Cadillac Clark E. Cottrell Fraves Stree Wilson Place Frederick Traisit ™ Co Matter Ave 12Th Street Ralph Kehne Guy Weddle

Kennedy Sticks To Farm Plan And Outlook

President Kennedy reiterates a comprehensive farm program to be sent to Congress, aiming to tailor production control to land use and crop needs in the Sixties. The National Agricultural Advisory Commission backs commodity based supply adjustments, favoring market incentives over broad controls. Major goals: reduce taxpayer costs and raise farm prices via targeted supply programs with referendums. Influenza outbreaks span Florida to the West Coast with Kansas and Kentucky new, while pneumonia and flu deaths show only a moderate excess.

Washington Kennedy Congress State of the Union National Agricultural Advisory Commission America National Advisory Commission Secretary of Agriculture and Farmer Advisory Committees House of Congress Fee Ae Kansas Kentucky Arizona Colorado Iowa Missouri Tennessee Georgia Florida

Castro Rumored Release of 1100 Invasion Captives

Washington reports circulated that Fidel Castro plans to free about 1100 Cuban exile invaders captured in the April 17 attempt. Exile and Latin American diplomats say the rumor gains credibility from underground Havana messages. A release would be framed as humanitarian and could shape the pending foreign ministers meeting in Uruguay.

Washington Fidel Castro Havana Miami Cuba Castro Funta del Este Uruguay

Youth Is Fined $100 After Assault Conviction

An 18-year-old county youth, Ronnie Linton, was convicted of assault and battery in Magistrate court and fined $100 with a suspended six month jail term for beating Christian V. Nehis of Woodsboro at Nehis home Tuesday evening. Nehis testified about the argument over a date with Nehis’ daughter Sandra Jean Nehls, 15, and injuries including a facial gash and severe bruising. A separate acquittal followed for Carl Mason Combs on a DUI charge in Purcellville, Va.

Ronnie Linton Christian V. Nehis Woodsboro Nehis Linton Sandra Jean Nehls Nehls Liston Sharon Edwin F. Nikirk Virginian Carl Mason Combs Purcellville Byron W. Thompson Combs Tfe William L. Newcomer U.S. 40 Mt. Airy Frederick Newcomer

Banquet Celebrates Trinity Brotherhood Fathers and Sons

Over 120 members and guests attended the Trinity Brotherhood annual father and son banquet in Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Auditorium Tan ey town Tuesday evening. Special guests were George Molter and Ellsworth Feeser. Gifts went to the oldest father Ross Fair youngest father E Wayne Baumgardner and youngest son Bruce McDonnell.

Trinity Brotherhood Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Taneytown George Molter Brotherhood of the United Church of Christ Ellsworth Feeser Evangelical United Brethren Church Ross Fair E. Wayne Baumgardner Bruce McDonnell Henry Reindollar James Fair Miller Glenn Reever Donald Smith George Naylor Truman Hahn Lou Hess Kenneth Smith David Blackwelder Walkersville

Combs Cleared After Bar Tests and Maryland Court Rounds Up News

In Maryland a man named Combs was released after field and barracks tests showed he was not intoxicated following an arrest for suspected drunken driving. Separately, John D Morris was named director of special services for the Pennsylvania Railroad to oversee merger studies with New York Central. Edwin F Treat was arrested in Baltimore on embezzlement charges tied to Savings Bank of Baltimore.

Combs Nikirk Lewis F. Fagan University of Maryland Morris Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad John D. Morris PRR New York Central Railroad Chesapeake Baltimore Sykesville Pittsburgh Sunbury Erie FBI Baltimore Fedsie Bureau of Investigation Edwin F. Treat Savings Bank of Baltimore Treat U.S Ernest Volkart Federal Reserve Act Mortgage Department of the Bank FBI Sparrows Point

Tennis Introduced in United States by Miss May E B Outerbridge

Miss May EB Outerbridge introduced tennis to the United States after spending the winter of 1874 in Bermuda where she observed British officers playing the game. Her account marks the first noted exposure of the sport to American shores.

United States May EB. Outerbridge Bermuda

California Second Largest Gas Consumer in the Union

California ranks as the second biggest user of natural gas in the United States, reflecting its large economy, population, and industrial activity. The finding highlights energy demand patterns and regional supply considerations amid ongoing policy debates.

California Union

Dairy groups urge fortifying milk to boost consumption

The American Dairy Association warns declining milk use ties to dairy hesitancy to experiment. It calls for fortifying fluid milk with nonfat dry milk to raise protein calcium riboflavin and other nutrients, arguing milk is nature's nearly perfect food but can be improved to boost sales and defend price supports.

Washington American Dairy Association Freeman Dairy Association Association

Food research aims to improve milk palatability and nutrition

The report argues for adding nonfat milk solids to boost flavor and nutrients, noting dairy industry focus has favored production over consumer benefits. It also mentions Mesa Verde in Colorado as one of the nation's largest prehistoric ruin concentrations.

United States Mesa Verde Colorado

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