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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

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8

Security Tightened at National Archives After Theft

The National Archives Building tightens security after a theft of presidential letters and other documents valued at about $500,000. The three great charters of freedom are protected in a glass exhibition hall, with a 550-ton bombproof vault and sealed helium-filled parchment cases.

Martha Cole Washington National Archives Robert H. Bahmer United States

Talk, Not Surgery Best For Ulcers Says Doctor

Dr J Englebert Dunphy of Portland Ore told the American College of Surgeons meeting that ulcers are best treated by addressing personal pressures rather than surgery. He cited a treatment plan using simpler operations that bypass the duodenum and noted only about 10 of 100 patients fail to respond to therapy. He said smoking coffee and bad eating habits aggravate ulcers and that anyone can get the condition.

Baltimore J. Englebert Dunphy Portland Ore Dunphy American College of Surgeons College of Surgeons

Fitness Classes Planned At Frederick County Meeting

Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission discussed multiple adult exercise series to run in Frederick schools and the Frederick YMCA. Programs include 7:15 am men sessions at West Frederick Junior High, 10:30 am women sessions at the YMCA, and evening options at Elm Street School or the YMCA, each 15 minutes, three times weekly for four months.

Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission Winchester Hall Frederick Frederick Ymca West Frederick Elm Street School YMCA Frederick County Boy Scouts Singapore High School PTA Max Bloom Royal Air Force Balti More Bloom Leo Klein Maryland Commission For Physical Fitness Hiram Winchester Francis Bush Warren R. Evans Board of Education J. Rolfe Castleman Baltimore West Frederick Junior High School

Snyder mulls run for Congress in Sixth District

Speculation grows in Washington County that State Senator George Snyder may enter the Democratic nomination race for Congress from Maryland's Sixth District. Snyder, known in Frederick for politics and business ties, reportedly weighs a bid while denying links to Montgomery County factional disputes.

Snyder Washington County George Snyder Frederick Montgomery County

Mrs Kennedy and Brando Dine Quietly on Embassy Row

Mrs. John F. Kennedy dined Monday night with her sister Lee Radziwill and actor Marlon Brando at an Embassy Row restaurant. They sat at a corner table with Brando's secured party and left separately to avoid photographers, while Secret Service maintained protection since the assassination.

John Koenig JR Washington John F. Kennedy Lee Radziwill Marlon Brando Embassy Row Brando George Englund England Secret Service Mrs. Kennedy Kennedy

Kennedy dinner hosts Greek royalty at Georgetown table

Mrs Kennedy and friends sat at a corner table as Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Irene visited her Georgetown home. The royal guests met the Kennedy widow after a prior meeting in Greece during a vacation.

One Millionth Motorist Tolling Moment Counts

Knowles arrived at the expressway toll booth at 12 25 p.m marking the one millionth motorist. State Roads Commission officials had forecast arrival around 12 30 p.m as the toll road opened to traffic last November. The Maryland toll is 1 dollar and the shorter Delaware leg costs 30 cents.

Mington Knowles Looo State Roads Commission Kennedy Maryland Delaware

Burma Rice Sale To Soviet Union Reported

The Soviet Union agreed to buy 130500 tons of rice from Burma according to Guardian reports on Wednesday.

Burma Rangoon Soviet Union Guardian

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