United States pledges continued tests until Soviets halt
United Nations session reports Mason Sears asserting the U S will keep H and A bombs tests in the Pacific until Russia stops its tests. Marshall Island petitioners seek halt or warning improvements, with Shaun Heine noting prior miscalculations and public safety concerns.
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Not Getting Best Care Legion Told
Maryland veterans complain they lack adequate medical care as 300,000 veterans and 30,000 with disabilities face limited facilities at Fort Howard VA hospital. Chester Naumowicz urges immediate expansion to 500 beds, replacement of Mount Alto Hospital, and warns against politicizing VA programs.
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Teachers To Open Course At Towson
Towson Md. About 120 Maryland teachers and administrators will begin a two week course on how state and local governments work. The Institute on Maryland Public Affairs aims to make teachers informed participants and leaders for a county expansion next year. Speakers include Baltimore city solicitor Thomas N. Biddison and parole director James M. Hepbrow. A tour of Baltimore County courthouse and jail is planned.
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Rosewood
Hall Hammond
Maryland Court of Appeals
Richard Wickes
Joseph Butts
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Eisenhower Loses Round in Farm Price Support Fight
Washington July 9 The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 13-2 to send to the Senate floor a bill for another year of rigid supports at 90 per cent of parity, diverging from the President’s plan. Sen. Aiken urged sending the bill with amendments and warned of a veto if a workable measure for Eisenhower isn’t produced. The debate centers on parity terms for crops including cotton, wheat, corn, rice and peanuts, with dairy supports also under contention as officials seek adjustments.
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Actress Sought In Hit and Run Case In Los Angeles
Police sought actress Lynne Baggett to confirm if she drove a car tied to a hit and run death of a 9 year old boy. The car traced to actor George Tobias, at a Calabasas ranch, who said he sent his wagon to Baggett the day of the accident. Police found the damaged station wagon in auto shops amid a broad inquiry.
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Review of Maryland ceremony at Camp Detrick honors state leaders
Governor Theodore McKeldin and Colonel John J. Hayes led a review as Camp Detrick troops and the Second Army Band passed before a state flag presentation. Attending stood U S Senator J Glenn Beall, Mil ton Reckord, Maryland leaders, officials from Frederick, and military figures including General Charles Loucks and General Hugh Harris. The ceremony also featured Dr LeRoy Fothergill, Dr John Schwab, Capt J G Bricker, and other military and public health officers.
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Edward S. Delaplaine
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U. S. Marine Corps
William W. Taylor
Harry P. Newton
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Russell H. McCain
Elmer F. Munshower
Earle Poorbaugh
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David B. Allen
Conviction, relief from command in Army probe details
In Hagerstown a 45 year old man Liam H Fletcher was convicted and officers at Fort Dix were relieved of command after a probe into a company of 225 trainees. The Army reported disciplinary action may follow for the company commander and the administrative first sergeant. A drought and measles outbreak are noted in Dallas Georgia as well.
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Oil Man Ordered Held For Murder
Los Angeles July 9 Oil man Edgar A Neely was ordered held for trial on a murder charge in a fatal shooting that followed a dispute over Swedish accents and Texas drawls. Main witness Andrew Ackerman named Neely and Alma scuffling after political argument about Senator McCarthy. Ackerman recalled hearing two shots and freezing.
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Edgar A. Neely
Texas
Philip E. Ablm
Neely
Andrew Ackerman
Air
Barbara Clampitt
Ackerman
Leah
Ahlm
Sen. McCarthy
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Woman Beats Husband Tied to Bed in Domestic Fight
In Macon Georgia a 32 year old woman Lillian Barr was fined 52 dollars and sentenced to 50 days in jail after tying her sleeping husband Will to a bed with twine and whipping him with a rubber hose and a knife. She said he needed a beating and officers reported seeing her with the hose and knife. Will Barr showed multiple wounds. In a separate blurb a Germantown farm announced Creston Grand Master, a Helstein Friesian bull, as Silver Medal Production Sire with 18 daughters averaging 310 pounds of butterfat. 305 day milking with 3.78 percent. The note also cites a 1953 US death toll from heart disease and cancer reaching about 94,000 lives.
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Germantown
Creston Grand Mastler
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