Beer License Rejected For Jim's Inn On West All Saints
Liquor License Commissioner Louis Myers refused the on sale beer and light wine license for Jim's Inn on West All Saints Street citing missing ten property owner signatures and concerns about fraud and community objections by non Caucasian residents. Protestors noted disturbances near Roger Smith's nearby public establishment and the site's proximity to churches and offices.
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Virginia House
West All Saints Street
Louis V. Myers
Myers
Richard R. Burgee
James Robert Jackson
Jackson
William H. Daly
Burgee
Hammond Woul
Mr. Daly
Roger Smith's
U S Approves 235113 For County Education
Federal funds totaling 935113 for Frederick County schools were approved with 162228 certified for immediate payment. The entitlement comes from HEW and targets current expenditures in a federally affected area guided by Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh. Additional payments depend on funds and final entitlement.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County
Mathias
U. S
Sterling M. Murray
James A. Sensenbaugh
Fort Detrick
Sensenbaugh
U S and Soviet urged to begin talks on arms plans
In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference urged Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko to start informal negotiations on rival disarmament plans. India proposed the move at the conference's third session after Brazilian Foreign Minister Francisco Eat Thiago Dantas urged compromise through negotiation.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A Gromyko
India
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
Trip Behind Iron Curtain Described To Homemakers
More than 500 women attended the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs 40th annual spring meeting at Hood College. Mrs. Fred Dienert shared a recent behind the Iron Curtain experience and urged living on borrowed time to serve others and God. The program opened with the Homemakers Chorus and closed with songs of peace as Dienert spoke on “Personally Yours Peace.”
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Christian Women’s Club
Frederick County
Iron Curtain
Brandenburg Gate
Robert A. Kline
Robert Russell
Harold Keller
Coffman Chapel
1000 Jobs Could Be Lost If B&O Shuts Passenger Service
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spokesman said about 1,000 workers would lose jobs if passenger service ends. Jervis Langdon Jr., president of the line, said elimination is under consideration, with no decision reached.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o
Jervis Langdon Jr
Pittsburgh
Feeding practices blamed for infant hospital deaths
Frederick Memorial Hospital officials said a salt laden formula hindered feeding for infants. Six babies in Binghamton died and 30 infants at the local hospital were given salt formulas, with four in critical condition. The hospital uses commercial syrups instead of granulated sugar, a method adopted after the Binghamton deaths.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Binghamton
P. David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial
Pediatrics
Mrs Rockefeller Granted Divorce in Reno Quick Proceeding
Mrs Nelson Rockefeller wins a divorce from New York Governor after a brief Reno hearing. The 31 year marriage ends as she secures Nevada residency and files for the divorce. The proceedings conclude in about ten minutes.
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Reno
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Frederick High School to Use Split Shifts Again
Frederick High School faces another year of shift sessions due to rising enrollment. The 1962-63 calendar starts September 6 and ends June 14 with 183 student days and 180 teaching days.
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Frederick High School
Brunswick
Board of Education
Frederick High
Singanore
Freerick High
Five Day Forecast From The AP
Temperatures will average about 4 degrees below normal with highs around 50 to 55 and lows in the mid 30s, except in Western Maryland mountains where they dip into the 20s. Cool weekend, then a slow rise. a chance of rain Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Bennett Named Tawes Campaign Chairman for Frederick Area
Governor J Millard Tawes announced Alton Y Bennett of Frederick a torney as chairman of the Tawes Ticket campaign in Frederick County also naming Henry Himmler in Carroll County Charles C Fisher as treasurer Richard J Stakem in Allegany County and State Senator Bernard I Gonder in Garrett County Delbert S Null had been named for Western Maryland Tawes seeks re election with a ticket including Rep Daniel B Brewster Louis L Goldstein Thomas B Finan and Perry Wilkin son Bennett a 40 year Democratic activist is married with two sons a UM law grad and former American Legion key post commander
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J. Millard Tawes
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick
Tawes
Frederick County
Henry Himmler
Carroll County
Charles C. Fisher
Richard J. Stakem
Allegany County
Bernard I. Gonder
Garrett County
Delbert S. Null
Maryland
Daniel B. Brewster
U.S
Louis L. Goldstein
Thomas B. Finan
House
Perry O. Wilkinson
Bennett
University of Maryland Law School
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
National Foundation For
Local Bid Low For Deaf Field at Maryland School
A local firm submitted the low bid of 33 500 by David H Young for the Maryland School for the Deaf athletic field project in Baltimore. Superintendent Lloyd Ambrosen expects a contract award soon from bids up to 79 622 with about 60 days of work aimed to finish before the September term. The field occupies ten acres acquired in 1969 from part of the Loats estate.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Baltimore
David H. Young
Middletown
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Ambrosen
Board of Public Works
Governor Tawes Plans Western Maryland Campaign Tour
Governor Tawes and running mates launch a March campaign bus tour for Maryland's Democratic gubernatorial primary. The itinerary begins in Garrett County and passes Allegany Washington and Frederick before ending April 27 in Carroll, with Eastern Shore stops through Cecil Dorchester and across suburban Baltimore and surrounding counties.
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Associated Press
Tawes
Maryland
Garrett County
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Cecil County
Dorchester County
Baltimore
Harford
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Orioles
Baltimore City
St. Marys
Charles
Calvert, Howard
Montgomery
40000 Guatemalans to Fight Castro Communists
Guatemala City faced clashes as President Miguel Ydigoras said 40000 supporters were arriving to join the army against a Castro Communist led revolt. Students and demonstrators blocked traffic, set fires, and smashed stores in the capital while railway service was disrupted.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
Guatemala City
Central America
No Trace Of Plane In Pacific
An armada of U S ships and planes searched 750 miles west of Guam and 100 miles wide for Fly ing Tiger Line Super Constellation missing on a flight from California to South Vietnam with 104 Americans and three Vietnamese aboard. The aircraft vanished after leaving Guam 80 minutes after takeoff en route to Clark Air Base, with rescue centers declaring it missing.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Western Pacific
Caliornia
South Viet Nam
Guam
Travis Air Force Base
California
Clark Air Force Base
Clark Field Rescue Coordinating Center
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Brister
Clark Field
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Okinawa
CD School Plans To Be Presented On Civil Defense
Recommendations for a general Civil Defense plan for Frederick County public schools will go to the Board of Education in April. A study group proposes in building shelters, stocking food and first aid, and using radios and direct police lines to speed alerts in case of enemy attack.
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Frederick County
The
Board of Education
Dr Chase Heads Staff Of Hospital At Frederick Memorial
Dr Henry W. Chase elected chef of staff at Frederick Memorial Hospital succeeding Dr Howard W. Ash. Board elections name W Meredith Young to fill vacancy left by F Ross Myers. Officers include Dr A M Powell Jr and Dr Thomas E Stone on staff, Mrs Paul S Michael as board president, Admiral Allen G Quynn re elected president of trustees, with James McSherry and Glenn E Biehl as officers. Chase, Baltimore native and former Frederck County Medical Society president, joined internal medicine in 1954 after training at Loyola, Maryland and Mercy Hospital Boston.
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Henry W. Chase
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard W. Ash
Board of Trustees
W. Meredith Young
Young
Fredericktown Savings Institution
F. Ross Myers
Admiral Quynn
James McSherry
Glenn E. Biehl
Michael
Charles H. Woodman
Henry L Davis
Henry L. Davis
J. Homer Remsberg
Richard F. Nallin
James B. Ranck
Joseph D. Baker
Chase
Baltimore
Frederck County Medical Society
Anna Margaret Myers
Loyola College
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Mercy Hospital
V. A. Hospital
Boston
Mass
Federal funds eyed for school shelter renovations
The authority to dismiss schools and keep them closed during tense world conditions is outlined. Individual schools would craft building plans and seek school board approval. Federal funds may cover shelter renovations, with local funding as a fallback after survey findings in the county.
Would It Make You Proud If I Made the 10 Best Dressed List
A lighthearted query asks if securing a spot on this year’s ten best dressed list would bring a sense of pride. The speaker contemplates recognition and personal style within a social context.
Khrushchev Says USSR Orbits Space Vehicle
Premier Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union has put a new space vehicle in orbit and warned the United States of a so called global rocket invulnerable to missile defenses. He spoke at an election rally ahead of Sunday’s Soviet voting and offered no details on crew or stage. He urged rejection of Western disarmament controls, claiming they would enable espionage and weaken defense. The remarks emphasized superior Soviet ICBM delivery capabilities.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Tais
Geneva
West
Jackie Kennedy Cruises the Ganges River in India
Jacqueline Kennedy sailed the muddy Ganges on a 65 minute tour in Benaras with a crimson parasol guiding her 40 foot launch. Hindu pilgrims watched as priests burned incense and cremations while crowds gathered to see America’s First Lady pass by the holy river and city landmarks.
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Benares
India
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ganges
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Frederick Fair
Maryland Teachers Association
Frederick County Teachers Conference
Frederick Council Council of Homemakers
Hood
Fred Dienert
Beatrice Fehr
Frank J. Keefer
Kline
Dienert
National Christian Women's Club
Marion Lawson
Earth
U.S. Army
Dr. Chase
Dr. Ash
Henry V. Chase
Reds
Jackie
Ganges River
Wateersville Light
White Rock Division
Yellow Springs
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