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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1956
Page
4
A historical note lists under the heading All Others the classification of accidents where the cause could not be determined, alongside supervisory categories 49 and 24 percent. The fragment outlines how these cases fit into the broader accident accounting framework.
Air Force records show 28 airmen killed and 17 missing after eight major crashes this year, with jet fighters contributing about half the accidents due to their high speeds and hazardous missions. Officials disclosed accident rates per 1900 hours, noting a lower rate so far this year than last.
An 18 year old driving a stolen car was critically injured when his vehicle crashed into a tree during a police pursuit on Armstrong Street inside the city. The driver suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious at Potomac Valley Hospital about 20 hours later.
LFW plans to nominate John R Webb at tonight's meeting at 8 at the VFW Home. Frank Barigis remains the current commander as officers are chosen.
Washington March 4 Len Hennings D Ma said he will push to extend elections reform to primaries as well as general elections. He defended sponsoring the Johnson bill, stressing full reporting of campaign expenditures and contributions as key, while Johnson cites bipartisan support and cooperation with Senate leaders. A Senate committee resumes hearings on a 425 campaign contribution case, and a larger probe seeks to tighten lobbying and election laws, with potential spending caps and tax-deductible contributions.
A National Merit Scholarship Corp survey of 5078 semi finalists shows 56 percent of boys and 6 percent of girls plan to become engineers or scientists while 36 percent of girls aim for teaching. The nationwide study, part of the finalists race for 400 to 300 college scholarships, reveals strong interest in engineering and science among male students and ongoing gender gaps in technical fields.
Fragmentary OCR notes show percentages of boys and girls choosing arts of letters and social service careers, with unclear symbols and wording. The passage cites four per cent of boys and three per cent of girls seeking religious or social service paths, but details are incomplete.
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