Health chief backs Frederick site for center
Dr Forbes H Burgess city county health officer said the Frederick city Seventh Street Pike site is a very fine location ideal for the center. County Commissioners will renovate Winchester Hall west wing to house the health center and Burgess regrets not adopting the planning committee's recommendations.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick City
Seventh Street
Winchester Hall
Burgess
Seventh Street Pike
Israel Secretary Reports On Move To Consolidate Brunswick Lions
Mordechai Shalev, First Secretary of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, tells the Brunswick Lions Club that Israel faces survival pressures and will act in self defense if attacks recur. He links the crisis to Nasser’s Egypt and outlines implications for foreign aid and the Hill Burton Act in planning renovations at Winchester Hall.
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Brunswick Lions
Israel
United Nations
Isral
Washington
Middle East
Brunswick Lions Club
Mordechai Shalev
Egypt
Nasser
Burgess
Forte
Chester Hall
Win
Sov
Wes
Winchester Hall
Israel's Defense and Aqaba Port in Middle East Crisis
The speaker outlines Israel's October 1967 actions and rationale citing self defense against Nasser, seizure of Aqaba Port and Gaza strip, and the aim to protect economic freedom. He argues Suez Canal unreliability under Nasser and calls for U S assurances, while noting immigration pressures and refugee burden facing Israel.
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Rael
Suez Canal
UX Security Council
Nasser
Jordan
Syria
Israel
Shalev
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Gulfi
Ito
Mediterranean
Burgess
Gaza
Coffman Health Center
Washington County
Suez
Egypt
U. S
United States
Middle East
Weather Station Opens One Hour Earlier Weekdays
The airport weather station will open at 9 a.m. Monday through Friday instead of 9:45 a.m. and will close at 4 p.m. It will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Observer in charge Lewis F. Robertson cited earlier morning openings to aid travelers and residents, with mornings in the community forest area.
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Airport
Lewis F. Robertson
Saidunday
Robertson
Community Forest
Women Charged With Cheating Welfare Board
The Frederick County Sheriff's office served capiases on Pauline Bradshaw LeGore and Bertha Line Brunswick after grand jury indictments for obtaining funds from the Frederick County Welfare Board by false pretense. Bradshaw LeGore allegedly obtained 347 dollars between July and September 1956. Line allegedly obtained 83 dollars and 25 cents between December 1955 and January 1956.
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Sheriff's Office
Grand Jury
Frederick County Welfare Board
Pauline Bradshaw
LeGore
Bertha Line
Brunswick
Routzahn and Sons Buy East Patrick Street Site
Routzahn and Sons, local appliance and furniture dealers, have bought the Obenderfer and Sons furniture house on East Patrick Street for 44000. They will occupy the three story building in June with remodeling and air conditioning planned. The firm will consolidate operations from South Market Street and add more stock, including appliances and televisions. The site fronts 33 feet on East Patrick Street and runs 110 feet deep.
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Routzahn and Sons
Obenderfer and Sons
East Patrick Street
Allen Routzahn
Rontzahn and Sons
Rontzahn
Obenderfer and Son
Fame Furniture
Routzahn
South Market
Routzaha
Cussnomiers
Routzabn
Ash Wednesday ushers in Lent with services worldwide
Ash Wednesday observances mark the start of Lent a season of prayer fasting abstinence and penance leading to Easter. The 40 day period excludes Sundays and ends on Easter Sunday with celebrations across Christian communities. Ashes from blessed palms symbolize penitence as distributions occur in many churches. The Eisenhowers and Hall linked to GOP leadership see political moves amid talk of hall's future role.
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New York
Washington
Eisen
Rohower
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Hall
Florida
Eisen__ hower
Senate
House
Congress
Five Cars Set On Fire In College Park Incident
State Police arrested Samuel J. Harvey, 22, of College Park for arson after five vehicles were torched within three hours. Four cars belonged to University of Maryland students and two were destroyed.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Samuel J. Harvey
Ground Hog Sighted Heralds Early Spring In Huntsville
G Hogs sighting described as promising sign of spring. Col Joan Nickerson, a 41 year old West Point graduate and longtime officer, noted by associates as a potential future court martial figure amid wartime policy debate. Nickerson resides with his wife Carolyn Strauss Nickerson and four children in an 1817 house near Paris, Kentucky.
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Huntsville
Ala
Joan Nickerson
America
Nickerson
U.S. Military Academy
G-Hog
Keith Pixllex
Daysville
Paris
Nickersons
Carolyn Strauss
Winston-Salem
N.C
Jean
Charles
Danny
Willl Ihe
Colonel Facing Court-Martial Brilliant In Missiles Field
Colonel Nickerson faces a court martial likely in early April on charges of revealing secret defense information and other acts prejudicial to good order. His attorney calls the charges ridiculous and absurd. Nickerson has been restricted to the post since the filing and his wife says he has done nothing to violate security. Two other names appear in specifications: Walter Wiesman and Lt. Robert H. Grand, with Grand killed in a wreck in Havre de Grace.
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Nickerson
Robert K. Bell
Bell
3Rd. Army
Walter Wies
Lee B. James
Havre DE Grace
Robert H. Grand
Glenside
Alhostiissile
Pital Togay
State Board Sustains Hartford County Desegregation Plan
The Maryland State Board of Education sustains Harford County’s desegregation approach finding the county superintendent acted in good faith within the Aug 1 1956 policy. Negro parents had pressed for faster integration, citing proximity to white schools yet longer travel to segregated ones. County officials report initial integration of first three grades in two elementary schools and plans to extend next year.
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Baltimore
State Board of Education
Harford County
Tsat
County Board of Education
Auto Dept Revenues To Set All Time High
Baltimore The comptroller of the State Department of Motor Vehicles says the department expects to bring in a near record 35 4 million in the current fiscal year. He notes a five percent rise from last year but cites a titling tax dip as a drag. Revenue from car and truck registrations should reach 21 491 000, up a million. Operators licenses will add about 176 000. Despite titling losses, total revenue from the two percent levy will reach ten million, with traffic fines and costs around 2 767 000. Burglars nab 6 000 at Leo's Stag Bar in Edgemere. whisky also taken.
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Baltimore
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Owen R. E. McGeeney
MccGeeney
Imotor
McGeeney
Heart Sunday Drive Raises 3150 For Frederick County Heart Fund
Final figures show volunteers collected 3150 for the Frederick County Heart Association. The city raised 926 while outlying areas added 1243.87 toward a 7000 goal, with more contributions expected from the American Legion and other events. George Brandenburg is general chairman. Edward Storm is association president. A March 11 Y M C A director’s meeting will review the 1957 campaign.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Donald B. Rice
Harry Id
Heart
Cecil K. Holt‘er
American Legion
George Brandenburg
Edward BD. Storm
Dulles Heads to Canberra for SEATO Talks
Secretary of State Dulles leaves Washington for Canberra March 11 23 to attend a four day SEATO foreign ministers meeting in Australia. Acting secretary Christian Herter will run the State Department during Dulles absence. He says he will work on SEATO homework en route after focusing on the Middle East crisis.
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Washington
Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Canberra
Australia
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Christian A. Herter
State Department
Middle East
Early Irish Returns Signal Close General Election Race
Early returns from the Irish general election show a neck and neck contest between Eamon De Valera and John A. Costello. In West Donegal both leaders won their seats, with P. O'Donnell securing 6,208 votes and J. Brennan trailing by 132. Margin similar to 1954 results.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
John A. Costello
Donegal
P. O'Donnell
Costello
J. Brennan
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Five Day Forecast and Political Notes Intertwined
Forecasters expect rain Thursday and Friday with possible snow in the mountains late Friday. Temperatures will run near normal then gradually fall into the weekend. Separately, Western Maryland backs motions for nonconfidence in Premier Sen-Gu, with votes 64 to 25. regional lows reach the 20s to 10s, coastal areas warmer.
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Washington
Russia
Jerusalem
Maryland
David Sen-Gu
Injrion
Acid Attack Shocks Cox Bribery Probe Witness
An unknown assailant splashed acid in the face of Dr. E. E. McMeans Jr., a chiropractor who testified in the Cox bribery investigation in Conroe. Texas Ranger Klevenhagen said the attack could have been fatal and McMeans needed near immediate action to save his sight. Cox, who resigned from the Texas House after indictment for allegedly accepting a 35000 bribe to drop a bill targeting naturopaths, linked the assault to the case during testimony.
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Texas
Johnnie Klevenhagen
McMeans
Klevenhagen
Floyd
Teward
Cox
Texas House of Representatives
House Investigating Committee
Howard Harmon
San Antonio
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Assn
Gasoline Supplies In Britain Running High
The Financial Times reports Britain has unexpectedly high gasoline stocks with extra storage needed. Supply arrival exceeds pre Suez levels but rationed use remains limited to about 30 to 85 percent of normal, causing storage accumulation. Government reluctant to deration until oil flow returns to normal.
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London
Financial Times
Britain
Sinai Gaza withdrawal suspended amid Arab disorders
reports said Israeli forces paused their pullout from the Gaza Strip as Arab unrest and UN Egyptian administrators sparked clashes. one Arab policeman killed two Israeli soldiers wounded while UN relief agencies noted aid stores looted in Gaza. planning discussions between UN emergency force commander Burns and Israeli Dayan considered a phased withdrawal over weeks.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Ofcials
U.N
United Nations
Gaza
UN. Works and Relief Agency
Sharm el Sheikh
Sinai
Aqaba Gulf
Burns
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
David
Ben-Gurion
Knesset
To Celebrate At Antietam Plan Circulated
Washington County delegation in Annapolis introduced a House joint resolution calling for a 12 member Maryland Commission to arrange Antietam and Civil War battle observances. It asks governor to fund the commission and notes Pennsylvania already has a centennial body and federal plans are under the National Park Service.
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Annapolis
Washington County
Antietam
Maryland
Sharpsburg
Pennsylvania
National Park Service
Rainy Period Forecast For City And County
The weather bureau predicts a rainy spell for the city and county starting this afternoon and lasting through Thursday. Friday may bring more rain and colder, with a chance of snow. Temperatures are milding yet remain chilly for March, with highs around the mid forties and early morning lows near 20 to 30 degrees.
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Tre
Weather Bureau
Mercury
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Edgemere
Leo's Stag Bar
James Schott
Baltimore County
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