Cancer Crusade expands aid as local patients receive $600 in drugs
Frederick County Cancer Society reports more than $600 worth of cancer drugs purchased for local patients since last October through funds from the 1961 Cancer Crusade. The group also outlines drive plans for April with headquarters at Tower Apartments and volunteers recruited to operate the campaign, provide transport, and prepare 7,000 letters for outreach.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Cancer Society
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Local Cancer Society
George A. Zeigler
Frederick County Cancer Crusade
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
County Society
Russell L. Guest
Nellie M Smith
Cancer Society
Eisenhauer
Leon M. Howard
Harold M. Free
Cancer Crusade
Tower Apartments
East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Free
A. Viola Roderick
Memorial Gifts
C. Carrall Wickless
Russell L. Michael
Russell A. Dudrow
Hilda Haller
Frederick City
Courthouse Park
David L. Blackwelder
William I. Hopwood
Cancer Society drive plans and local volunteers named
A Frederick Cancer Society drive begins with mailed solicitations and 1000 leaflets to be distributed at West Frederick Junior High School. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Ransom R. Lewis and others, organize headquarters and advisory support for April activities. The Middletown fire department battled an oil burner blaze at George L Dean’s home after smoke and flames emerged from the basement. In Tokyo, a government report cites 2665 narcotics arrests in Japan last year, with an estimated 200,000 addicts and 15 tons worth $667 million smuggled from several Asian regions.
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Eisenhauer
West Frederick
Cancer Crusade
Guy W. Nusz
The
Cancer Society
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Ransom R. Lewis
Frederick County Cancer Society
Tower
Francis J. Cook
Charlotte Warrell
Dorsey F. Shipley
A. Austin Peatre
Ross Brinkley
Alton Y. Bennett
Middletown
George L Dean
Airview
Joseph E Shafer
Dean
Japan
TOKYO
Welfare Ministry
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Singapore
Calcutta
Korea
West may ease test ban controls with Soviet talks
London reports say the West is ready to offer a nuclear test ban with looser verification than last year’s plan. Instruments may detect tests beyond borders, possibly reducing on site posts. Britain and America aim to present proposals at the Geneva conference starting March 14 to ease Russian acceptance. The Soviet side rejects international control outside a broader disarmament framework.
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London
West
Soviet Union
Sunday Times
Britain
America
Geneva
Observer
Washington
Kennedy warns Moscow on nuclear test ban options
President Kennedy says the United States will resume atmospheric nuclear tests next month unless the Russians sign an effective test ban. He remains open to Western April proposals for an inspection regime or offers a simpler, cheaper underground test detection plan.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Moscow
Tragedy strikes Syria as tanker crash kills dozens in Latakia
A gasoline tank truck and a car collided on the Latakia Aleppo highway Saturday night. Residents rushed to scoop gasoline, sparking a fire that caused the truck to explode. Thirty-one people were killed and thirty-nine injured, with many of the injured not expected to survive, said Latakia's mayor.
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Syria
Damascus
Latakia-Aleppo
Latakia
Two Women Severely Injured In Md Route Crash
Two young women were seriously injured in a one car crash at the Md 355 Md 27 intersection near Gaithersburg Saturday at 11 55 pm Patsy Irene Holmes 24 of Cedar Grove and Lena Jane Hottlinger 18 of Gaithersburg suffered head and facial injuries and internal trauma Both were taken by Gaithersburg Rescue Squad to Suburban Hospital Bethesda in satisfactory condition The driver Claude Millard Bishop 23 of R F D 3 Gaithersburg was also slightly injured and released after treatment State Police report
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Gaithersburg
Rockville
Patsy Irene Holmes
Cedar Grove
Lena Jane Hottinger
Bethesda
Claude Millard Bishop
RFD 3
Ganthersburg
Nixon Wins California Republican Endorsement For Governor
Nixon retained the California Republican Assembly endorsement for governor after beating Assemblyman Shells 263 to 176 in a secret ballot. Delegates also watered down a Nixon resolution urging Republicans to disengage from the John Birch Society, replacing it with a denunciation of founder Robert Welch.
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Nixon
Berkeley
Calif
Richard Nixon
Joseph C. Shells
California Republican Assembly
Shell
CRA
John Burch Society
Robert Welch
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