Secret Defense Chief Calls Japanese Situation Disturbing
Secretary Gates warned the Japan ratification crisis could force changes in U S defense posture. He noted leftist turmoil risked derailing the new security treaty and possibly pulling U S forces from Japan, threatening bases and air defenses in the region.
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Quantico
Thomas S. Gates
Gates
U.S. Senate
Secretaries
Japan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Navy
United States
U.S. Navy
Subic Bay
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate urged to approve bill on sauce satellite funding
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged colleagues to approve the measure, arguing the nation needs the additional resources to ensure the next president can act from strength regarding the sauce satellite project development by a year.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Steelworkers Seek New Four Day Week Labor Law
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald announced the union will press for a four day work week with no pay loss through federal legislation. He urged action in the next Congress as automation challenges grow, noting the 40 hour week emerged from earlier crises and promising the goal applies across all industries. The speech was given at the Communications Workers of America convention.
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ST. Louis
McDonald
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements list six newborns with parents names and locations. Sandra Dariene Wilson born to Paul and Mary Flanary Wilson. Thomas Bowens, third child. Martha Ellen Barrick sixth child. Carole Lynn Toberry first child. Susan Ann Horner first child. Also a stray fact notes a German shepherd hearing 50 feet vs humans at 2 feet.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Wilson
Airy
Sandra Dariene
Wilson
Mary Flanary
Sykesville
Herman Bowens
Klimehart
Thomas
Robert Barrick
RFD
Martha Ellen
Bernard Toberry
Carole Lynn
Tobery
Betty M. Lenhart
Frederick
Leonard Horner
Keymar
Susan Ann
Horner
Shirley Ann Thomas
Maryland Population Rises 312 Percent in Decade
Maryland reports a 312 percent population gain from 1950 to 1960, rising to 3,072,999. Delaware climbs 39.3 percent from 318,083 to 443,153, with Pennsylvania up 6.9 percent to 11,217,708 and West Virginia down 7.8 percent to 1,847,62. District of Columbia growth is 6.9 percent to 746,958. A Welsh proverb offers caution on praise.
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Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
District of Columbia
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Vania
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Castleman
Ida West
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Chevy Chase
Susan Burdette
Hyattstown
Christ Church
Kensington
J. R. Castleman Sr
Blacksburg
Wright Welding & Wrought Iron Co
E. Patrick St
Frederick Tailoring Co. Inc
South
Wisner St
Frederick, 3d
Carroll Manor Fire Co
Adamstown, MD
Firemen’s Carnival
Blue Grass Champs
Witg TV
Don Owens
Popeye
Capt
Tugg
WTTG
Ife
Johnny Norris
Vernon Taylor & Band
Sun Records
Star Fires
Wttg TV
Milt Grant
Jimmey Haney & Band
WIG TV
Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Ee Serve
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Electrical
Nolan Co., Inc
Raub Supply Co
Winchester
Tristate Electrical Supply Co., Inc
Jefferson St
Frederick, Md
the Potomac Edison Co
Hilter - Roelke
W. Patrick
Linwood Electrical Service
Linweed, Md
Martin Electric Service
Mt. Airy, Md
the Modern Lighting Co
N. Market St
T. & W. Electric Service
Th Ave
Brunswick, Md
Thomas D. Woodfield & Son
Ridge Rd
Damascus, Md
John D. Wetnight
Knoxville, Md
Edward Seidling
Cerroll Parkway
Brandenburg Electric
Crum Electric Co
W. Petrick St
Crumpacker Appliance Union Bridge
Hamilton Homes, Inc
E. and St., Frederick, Md
Feesers Northern Homes
Taneytown, Md
E. W. Rusherman, Inc
Charles L. Korrell
Becky Springs, Md
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Frederick Federal Savings & Loan Assoc
Frederick, Ma
Bank of Brunswick Brunswick
the Peoples National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
NR. Market St
Western Maryland Trust Co. Market and
Patrick St
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