Population Shows An Increase Population Shows An Increase
The Census Bureau reports the U S population reached 179 million, up more than 26 million in a decade driven by birth rates and low death rates. Preliminary 1960 state rankings show New York and California leading, with Florida rising to seventh and Nevada Alaska and Arizona posting large percentage gains.
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Population totals show prior decade gains and state losses
New figures report a national gain to 15,537,413 over the past ten years. Tennessee lists a 1960 population of 3,531,773, up 73 percent in a decade. West Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the District of Columbia show declines of 7.5, 7.2, 6, and 6.9 percent to respective totals.
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Warning On Polio Shots In Maryland Polio Season
Maryland health officer Dr Forbes H Burgess warns that delays in the polio inoculation schedule can lead to lasting hardship. He notes 67 percent of polio cases last year had not received a single Salk vaccine and urges age based dosing plus a long term protection claim.
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Burgess
Soviet Plan Show Trial For U2 Spy Pilot Powers
Moscow sources say the Soviet Union plans a July show trial for American U2 pilot Francis G Powers who allegedly confessed to espionage after the May 1 downing over Sverdlovsk. The United States and officials deny instruction or confirmation of the case.
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Damascus Collision Involving Editor And Farmer
A $500 accident occurred at 05 oclock last night on Maryland 27 in Damascus. Washington newspaper editor and Gaithersburg farmer were involved. Andrew De Witt Adcock, 39, was named in the incident.
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Damascus editor charged after Route View accident
View Road Damascus editor was charged with failure to slow for an accident and failing to obtain a Maryland driver permit after a collision on Maryland 27. Trial set for June 28 in Rockville Peoples Court. Officers Ganley and Owens investigated the crash involving Adcock driving a 1955 Plymouth who struck a 1957 station wagon driven by 23 year old Gaithersburg farmer McKendree Riley Fulks.
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Milk Sanitation Code Wins Approval
Washington AP report shows a national milk sanitation code gaining approval from a House Commerce Subcommittee Thursday. The code would let any milk meeting the Public Health Service standards move across state lines, removing existing interstate shipment barriers.
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Milk code debate stirs dairy interests across regions
A proposed milk code bill faces mixed support as Great Lakes dairies back it to move surplus product despite local bans on out-of-state milk. New England New York and Virginia groups oppose, arguing it would lower local standards. Grange hosts calf demonstration at Glade Valley Community Hall during June Dairy Month.
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4-H Club Demonstrates Dairy Uses and Parade Plans
Allen Flanagan leads the local 4-H group with Wayne Swomley and Douglas Stauffer presenting a live calf demo and dairy uses. Dawn Brown and Myralee Garst perform a Milk Everyday for Everyone demonstration showing milk based salads and beverages. Cathryn Eaves introduces a literary program theme. The session votes to enter a float in the Firemen's Parade on July 6 and plans a June 29 bus trip to Washington for a dedication.
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Wayne Swomley
Douglas Stauffer
Dawn Brown
Myralee Garst
Cathryn Eaves
Washington
National Grange Home Ceremony and June Picnic Plans
The article notes a ceremony for the new National Grange Home and the plan for an annual picnic at the Methodist playground at 7 p m on June 2. It mentions a reading of The Meadow Romance, a covered dish gathering for adults, a pup work book, group singing, two bus routes with transport if needed, and Rev. Irvin S. Martin as school superintendent.
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Mennonite Bible School Held at Watersville Baptist Church
A Mennonite Bible School will meet at Watersville Baptist Church on Watersville Road from June 26 to July 1. The event runs daily with sessions at 8:30 p.m., inviting the community to join and settle accounts before the new year begins. Marlene Dietrich departed Thursday for a 10 day Israel tour.
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