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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1960
Page
3
In Washington Democrats showcased a large field with seven men cited as possible presidential contenders. Humphrey led a crowded room in applause timings while Truman and the Pope drew notable reactions, as Stevenson and others stood as candidates among the crowd.
The item notes a political humor sample in Democratic style. It mentions Dore and Parny tied to a trip to South America, and references Johnson praising his Democrat identity with remarks about the party not practicing political birth control.
Pope John XXIII opened the first synod in Rome in 2,000 years of Christian history. He urged stronger faith to meet the challenges of modern times.
Police report a two vehicle crash at Middle Alley and East Second Street at 6 40 p m Saturday causing $510 total damage to autos and a corner house. William Elmer Harding faces reckless driving charges after failing to stop at the intersection while Alvin Eyler drove west on Second Street. Officer Nerman Theodore Trump investigated. Separate Alaska note tallies fires burning 160 006 acres with 78 fires active on that day in 1959.
The Lewisdale 4H club met January 16 with 19 members present. Each member shared a recent project accomplishment while Mrs Arnold, the leader, praised six girls for noteworthy work. Lola King gave a club gift to Mary Jane Arnold who has aged out of 4H and will assist with projects.
Wisconsin Congressman Robert W. Kastenmeier acknowledged a staff error led to an inflated count of illnesses linked to germ warfare research at Fort Detrick from 1950 to 1959. He corrected the total and noted 251 additional casualties from related biological studies were not part of the initial figure.
The Maryland News reports a Monday meeting organized a drive with Abe Hevner winning the public speaking event for the first time in 25 years. Larry Hevner led demonstrations on procedures and a Q and A session addressed 4-H insurance and problems.
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