Rusk urges stronger conventional forces with nuclear restraint
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged strengthening conventional military power while keeping nuclear restraint, a stance approved by President Kennedy. The remarks followed a Washington Star report claiming Rusk favored limits on nuclear diplomacy and a shift toward conventional arms, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers and allies. A separate note cites Maryland's 1961 traffic death toll rising to 35 with a pedestrian killed on the Baltimore Washington Expressway.
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Hoover cites 1960 rise in major crime nationwide
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports a 12 percent rise in major crime across the United States in 1960 based on city police data for populations over 35 000. Robberies up 18 percent and youth arrests show notable increases across rural and urban areas.
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Lighting flaws plague Frederick's Clustering Spires scene
About two months after the lighting dedication of Frederick's Clusters Spires, fixtures are failing or dark. All Saints Episcopal front lamp and bulb missing, lenses damaged, and several lamps not burning. dedication occurred in December by city officials and Mrs John King.
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FBI cites rising crime as city totals climb sharply
FBI data show crime increases across city sizes with 24 percent rise in one offense and 9 percent in large cities. Officials warn even small percentage gains reflect broader growth. final 1960 crime figures due later.
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Fairbrother On Trial For Bribe Request In 1957
Circuit Court trial board presided without a jury as Fairbrother faces bribery charges from 1957 while a commission employee. Harry Kelly of Adelphi testified he worked on a pipeline at Glen Burnie and reported Fairbrother sought 250 dollars weekly and received 1000 dollars weekly for about seven weeks, with a taped recording of the bribe plea.
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