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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
4
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A tale of a king and an old adviser explains that there is no free lunch. The adviser shows nine words reveal the core: someone must pay for government spending. Taxpayers bear the cost, even when claims suggest a free benefit. They should demand value for money and question the right kind of lunch for the price.
Readers are invited to submit tips with rewards for best stories. Editors will select June’s top tips, with prize announcements and contact details provided for the winning work.
Washington AP story reports Senator Mike Mansfield D-Mont charged that U2 flight control was left to obscure bureaucrats. He urged a sweeping overhaul of foreign policy machinery citing disarray across departments. Mansfield faulted top officials for not ensuring continuous, coordinated scrutiny of the U2 program and its costs. He noted Eisenhower Herter and Gates did not push the ill fated mission. In a separate local item Jana Clem, daughter of Edward and Eva Clem, earned two years of perfect attendance in Elm Street School.
Items from June 23 1910 report hardware dealer T Irving Miller Co purchasing an International delivery wagon, a freight car derailment on the Northern Central Railroad, the Maryland Bankers Association convention opening with welcome by Frederick residents, a wheel replacement for a carriage in Ceresville, sidewalk work on Dulaney Avenue, a lightning strike killing a cow near Mountaindale, and Charles Swope spraining an ankle at work.
Marjorie Wright, Hood College English instructor and Wheaton College alumna, was killed in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash in 1959. Illinois University awarded her PhD in English posthumously for work on The Cosmic Kingdom of Myth, with her thesis nearly complete.
Mrs. Jerry Alan Potts of Point of Rocks marks her birthday Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wallace of Quynn Orchard road celebrate 24 years of marriage Monday. Miss Barbara Boone of this city travels to Michigan for two weeks with Barbara Keefer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shook of Hagerstown visit with the Fogle family in Woodsboro a three day stay, joined by Raymond Davis of Baltimore Ohio.
Pablo Casals, 83, drew a 3000 strong capacity audience in San Juan Puerto Rico for the Casals Festival fourth annual finale. He returned after a brief exit with his cello to perform Song of the Birds, symbolizing his stand against Franco. The concert featured Maureen Forrester, University of Maryland Chapel Choir, Ryszard Horszowski, and Beethoven's Choral Fantasy.
Hton Davhoff of LeGore was injured while working on the Richard F. Kline Incorporated project near Westminster on June 17. He was taken to University Hospital in Baltimore and remains in serious condition.
A jumble of notes mentions draft service, a British fleet, a battle damaged ship, and a 72 year old president. Frederick County boards approve new cattle barns for about 160 head. Corporal Maga ha recovers a stolen 1830 Chevrolet in Frederick. Prof Amon Burg ee honored at Boys High School Alumni Assn reunion with a gift. Gen Smedley Butler dies at 59 in Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Engagement announced for Jeanne Plank to Paul Delaiter of Rockville. Jeanne is Frederick High School 1959 graduate. Delaiter is Richard Montgomery High School 1958 graduate. Wedding date set for September 2.
Seventeen Brownie Scouts from troop No 1 wrapped up their first year with a picnic at Brad dock Heights park led by leaders and helpers. Absent for the photo were Kathy Poole Christine Rocus and Christina Gray. Mothers aiding transport included Mrs Brusi and Mrs Gerone among others.
United States diplomat Heart Cabot told the United Nations Security Council that the Eichmann transfer should not trigger discussion of his return to Israel. He urged closing the controversy with an Argentine resolution recognizing sovereignty and an existing apology as sufficient.
Girl Scout Troop 36 received Geis Awards during the Court of Awards at Frederick Elementary. Awardees included Jan Clem Linda Cindy Garny Katy Isnider and Lee Virginia L McLuckie Food Economist. Mrs Fred D Maurer has led the troop in recent years.
Mrs Raber L Kidwell died in her sleep Tuesday night at her home leaving a husband four men three grandchildren and John N Johnson mentioned in the obituary.
The column touts balanced meals with Meluckie and lists top buys like S iubbae green beans and tender red beets. It notes Maryland crops cabbage and green beans are in season with good quality and lower prices, and gives practical tips on selecting cabbage, using vegetables raw or cooked, and a bean recipe with bacon fat and cream. It also mentions fruit availability from New Jersey Pennsylvania and Georgia and suggests fish eggs and chicken as best buys, ending with a de luxe green beans recipe and a school funding note.
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