U S Diplomatic Offensives Urged In Cold War Strategy
The article analyzes Kennedy and Rusk pushing for diplomatic and economic offensives to win the cold war, including potential talks on Berlin, economic pressure, and food aid shifts. It notes a shift from pure military deterrence toward negotiations and global cooperation, with possible blockades and market competition shaping a tougher strategy. It also reports on a separate Vacation Bible School session at Edgewood Church of God in Frederick.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Washington
West
Khrushchev
Berlin
Europe
Soviet Union
Edgewood
Edgewood Bible School Holds Weekly Closing Exercises
The school noted an average attendance of 125 daily with teachers across beginners to teenagers. Secretaries listed as Mrs. Howard Hooper, Mrs. Dorothy Fawley, and Miss Carole Hildebrand. A Friday picnic on church grounds preceded Sunday evening closing exercises at 7 30 PM with exhibits of weekly projects and department children. Directors are Howard Hooper Harry Fulmer and Rev. John F Myers.
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Carole Hildebrand
John Myers
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Foster Hanshew
Charles Korrell
Raymond Hawkins
Roscoe Gross
Charles Baugher
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Donald Masser
Frank Korrell
George Gaver
Beulah B Masse
Dorothy Gruden
John Howard
Austin McKenzie
Dorsey Burdette
Fred Masser
Leslie Masser
David Schultz Jr
Oscar Schultz
William Hudebrand
Harry Fulmer
James Keyser
Thomas Schultz
Bible School
John F. Myers
Edgewood Church of God
Milk Pricing Formula Extended for Upper Chesapeake Bay Order
The USDA extended the Class I milk pricing formula through September 1962 for producers under the Upper Chesapeake Bay marketing order. The amendment, effective Aug. 4, continues the July to February pricing at 5.55 per hundredweight and 5.10 per hundredweight. Future pricing under the order remains to be determined.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Eastern Shore producers seek exemption from milk order
At a Baltimore hearing last April E Hickman Greene cited Eastern Shore producers in Caroline Cecil Dorchester Kent Queen Annes Somerset Talbot Wicomico Worcester counties seeking exemption from the department of agriculture milk order. Officials plan to study exemptions with results likely not released until late August.
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Baltimore
E. Hickman Greene
Department of Agriculture
Greene
Damages Reported In Two Accidents
Two accidents Friday on East Church Street caused about 260 dollars in damage. Robert R. Brown and Meneral Lee Hull were in a collision at Carter Street at 11 15 a m Brown’s 1961 station wagon owned by A S Gypsum Co collided with Hull’s 1960 Western Maryland Transfer truck Hull was cited for failing to yield. In a second crash Claude V Beall and Ruth Jeanette Cromwell collided while turning at East Street at 5 05 p m Beall’s 1950 Chevrolet sustained 125 dollars damage Cromwell’s 1960 sedan 25 dollars damage Cromwell was charged with failing to grant the say you saw it in the news.
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Center Valley
Carter Street
Meneral Lee Hull
Baltimore
East Church Street
Brown
A. S. Gypsum Company
Arlington
Hull
Maryland
John B. Wheelden
East Street
Claude V. Beall
Patrick Street
Frederick
Ruth Jeanette Cromwell
Route Two
Beall
Bealls
Chevrolet
Claude Evans
Tractor Sales Reported To Cubans
Washington dealer reports tentative sale of five farm tractors to two men who claim to be Cuban invasion survivors. Jose Manuel Rebeco, 27, and Felipe de Diego, 33, allegedly paid about 30000 by check and may export to Havana once licenses are arranged.
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Cuba
L. B. Maloney Jr
International Harvester Co
Silver Spring
Jose Manuel Rebeco
Felipe de Deigo
Havana
Fidel Castro
Maloney
Baltimore
Maryland gypsum plant project to start September
An official of the Maryland Port Authority said construction of a multi million dollar gypsum plant at Curtis Bay in Anne Arundel County is expected to begin in September. The statement followed a holdup incident at a Baltimore store where Cohen pressed an alarm as a gunman announced the hold up and surrendered without a struggle.
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Baltimore
Maryland Port Authority
Curtis Bay
Anne Arundel County
Port project to house gypsum plant near city riverport
United States Gypsum Co plans a fall 1962 completion on a 48 acre tract. James W. Davis port authority secretary treasurer cites no cost estimate but says it will exceed at least $3 million. The plant will employ about 300 workers after development, with 32 acres bought from the port authority and 16 from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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James W. Davis
Port Authority
Bulding
Davis
Gypsum
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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