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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
11
Four charter members of the Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department gathered at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana for the annual dinner. The fire company organized in 1998 and honored veterans Ernest Gartner Clyde Thomas Lewis Reed and Frank B Sev erance.
Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr dismissed the Soviet threat to strike bases harboring American planes as a bluff. He spoke at the end of the Senate inquiry into the May 1 U2 crash and the summit talks collapse, noting possible Soviet military faction activity but insisting Khrushchev will avoid a total war.
A teen reader, 17, asks about a relationship with a 20 year old who has a troubled past and marriage history. Dorothy Dix cautions that the history speaks for itself and urges the teen to avoid entanglement. The piece ends with general dating tips for teens.
A reader thanks the columnist and requests guidance on ethical aid sources for a handicapped person with no income. They seek reliable charities requiring minimal energy and wholesale clothing options. The letter mentions the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Dr Eugene Taylor.
A historical note describes collaboration with an institute to develop smart clothing for the disabled. It mentions two articles for stay-at-homes, "Your Spare Time is to Cash" and "Women at Work." Dorothy Dix correspondence requires two stamped self-addressed envelopes.
Brookmeade Quest beat Cavalcade by a nose to win with Stable's High finishing close. The race outcome highlighted a photo finish as both rivals battled for position.
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