Titan 2 Test Flight Marks New Military Space Capability
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Titan 2, the U S military rocket, flew over 5 000 miles on its maiden test, powered by new liquid propellants emitting a rose colored glow. The 103 foot booster carried the largest U S warhead and achieved speed above 15 000 mph, with aims to deliver nuclear warheads globally and support Gemini and Dyna-Soar missions. officials expect operational status in spring 1963 and six squadrons planned at bases in Arizona Arkansas and Kansas.
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Baltimore Symphony fund drive doubles prior year intake
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Association reports the membership sustaining fund drive has raised 163000 so far this year, twice the amount at the same stage last year. Carroll S. Jackson, campaign chairman, said the effort has reached the minimum target of 175000.
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Remsberg Honored By Cattlemen
J Homer Remsberg of Middletown, retiring secretary treasurer of the Frederick County Holstein Association, was hailed as the man who did most to advance the breed in Frederick County. At the 40th annual meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, he reflected on the association history, 4-H support, and past sales. His son Jack was chosen as his successor. officers and award recipients were named, including Progressive Breeder awards and production certificates for top cows. Past presidents were honored as twenty two of twenty four living ones attended.
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Frederick County
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Ira Tfert
Maurice Ahalt
Charles Tfert
Ray Smith
Allen Brothers
Grayson R. Bowers
Manville Coblentz
Paul Coblentz
John M. Crum
Mehrl Fox
Fred Frye
Charles Hert
David Tfert
Bred Groomes
Donald Keller
Wilmer Keller
William Kepler
James R. Hill
John A. Hope Or
David W. House
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George William Smith
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Harvey Clem
Walkersville
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Springfield
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Allie Messer
National Association
John Morris
Noah Ienger
John Smith
Nelson Phelps
Harry McDonald
George Klinefelter
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Sportsmen Oppose River Bend Dam Protest at Hotel Frederick
Frederick Chapter Izaak Walton League condemns a high dam on the Potomac at River Bend as proposed by Army Engineers. Royal H. Carlock discusses a National Shrine near Gaithersburg. league to form conservation area headquarters in Frederick County and hold a special meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Hotel Frederick.
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Frederick County
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Frederick League
Wisconsin
William E. Warren
Westminster chamber hears water taste complaint in Baltimore area
The Westminster Chamber of Commerce faces renewed public concern over the taste and odor of the town water. C. of C. President Henry Himler asks the Public Service Commission to address the issue at a March 28 chamber meeting. PSC chief engineer Hugh Hunter will send a representative. The letter notes the problem was investigated last September and corrected for a time.
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Henry Himmer
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Girl buried to knees by earth mound near shopping center
In Baltimore AP report a 10 year old girl Elizabeth Backlage Friday climbed a large mound at a construction site and became buried up to her knees while her 13 year old brother Theodore tried to free her. Firefighters freed her and she was taken to St Josephs Hospital for shock. More dirt continued to slide as he struggled.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Prosperity Predicted for Potomac River Basin by 2010
Commerce Department cites a bullish study based on Army Corps of Engineers data forecasting Basin growth through 2010. Projections show population rising from 28 million to 7.3 million, households from 789000 to 2.2 million, personal income from 6.3 to 35.5 billion, and income per capita from 2250 to 4900, with reservoirs planned to meet water needs and four plans under consideration.
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Income growth projections stir debate over river basin prospects
A report by Commerce outlines national income rising about 3 percent annually over 50 years, with Basin growth at 3 percent. From 1929 to 1957 Basin expanded 434 percent while the nation grew 3 percent. Washington Metropolitan area holds about four fifths of personal income, with Great Valley and downstream regions sharing the remainder.
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B and O Action Depends On Profit
BALTIMORE AP Only if the net deficit persists at the current rate would the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad consider discontinuing passenger service a spokesman said Friday Jervis Langdon Jr president of the B O said in Pittsburgh on Thursday that the railroad may need to weigh autonomous growth in the metropolitan area and downstream counties likely to be smaller than in the past but to match or exceed national growth noted Neues.
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Trainmen Order Member Strike Vote
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ordered a national strike vote among members on major railroads. It is the largest of five operating unions preparing for negotiations over presidential commission work rule changes the unions say would reduce earnings and trigger mass layoffs. The Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Enginemen have already authorized strike votes to back negotiators in Cleveland.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Presidential Railroad Commission
Cleveland
Plan to appeal freight rate ruling hits Supreme Court
John L. Kronan, chairman of the Maryland Port Authority, said Baltimore, Philadelphia and Norfolk will mobilize their resources to appeal a freight rate differential to the U S Supreme Court. The differential, in effect since 1957, favors these cities versus northern New York and Boston. A U S District Court ruling removed the differential but the action was suspended to permit the appeal.
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