Central Site For School In Eastern County Approved
County Commissioners vote to approve a central site for a new junior senior high school east of Maryland Route 7 along the Okt Annapolis road. Ramsburg and Renn support the site. Tolbert Null opposed. Reconsiders a prior decision and seats the location after debate.
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Commissioveta
Board of Education
Metel A. Ramsburg
A. Kevin Renn
Uie Sehant
Anil Ludie
Maryland
Okt Annapalis Road
Tolbert
Null
Sile
Compissioners
Driver asleep before fatal wreck ends school site feud
NEW MARTINGVILLE W Va state trooper quotes former Rep Jennings Randolph saying James A Senscuath lasteen at the wheel of his car when it collided with another auto last Sunday. Ramsburg explains he made the decision to place a central school site to benefit the southeastern part of the county, accepting responsibility for locating schools rests with the district, and urging a vote for the Central site to resolve nine months of controversy.
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New Martingville
W. Va
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
James A. Senscuatgh
Ramsburg
Ridecision
Tolard
New Martints
Centra
Tram
Batista crisis grows as calls for resignation persist
Leaders of 42 organizations demand Batista quit by April 5 to avert conflict. He vows to stay until the June 1 election, while Aguera says no one can stop the balloting. Palace declines comment as tensions rise amid a nationwide reform push.
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Wavana
Ful- Bracio Batista
Gnale Cy
Cloodsletd
Batista
Pidel Castro
Andres Ribero Aguera
Congress
Cistry
Ullinulum
Seling
Wpa
Atomic powered planes predicted by engineers in 1958
A report from the Nuclear Congress notes progress on atom powered aircraft design. A team of engineers from the ANPD near Cincinnati Ohio outlines plans and a newly approved education program to accelerate propulsion research, while local school expansions receive funding.
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Ciucago
Lane
General Bleetrie
Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Cincinnti
Ohio
Selengut
Four Frederick High Students Survive Auto Crash
Four Frederick High School students escaped serious injuries when their 1957 Chevrolet sedan left Catoctin avenue near Valley street, struck a light pole, and loosened it. Thomas C. Michael Jr., 16, was hospitalized with a possible chest injury and head wound. Leo Brandenburg, 16, was treated and discharged for a bruised leg. drivers Jan Carey, 16, and Louis Finney, 17, were treated and discharged. Police estimated $1,000 in damage to the car. Carey faces a charge of reckless driving and a hearing was scheduled.
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Frederick High School
Catoctin Avenue
Valley Street
Fredericl Memorial Hospital
Thomas C. (Tinker) Michael Jr
Adam Road
Miehach
Leo C. Brandenburg
Carey
Wilmer Rippeon
Harold F. Carey
Catoctin
Lyne
Geouel
United Ambulance
Young Michel
Tars
Tatic Lwys
Frederick Uigh
Reintless
Wet And Cloudy Weather For U S
Weather synopsis notes widespread rain and cloudy skies across the United States. Snow belts stretch from the southern Ohio Valley into Virginia mountains with elevations seeing 2 to 4 inches. Kentucky and Tennessee may see similar totals. Southeast reports rain from the Mississippi River toward the mid-Atlantic, while the north Atlantic sees diminished snowfall and generally cloudy conditions.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Midippi
mid-Atlantic
North Atlantic
Frederick native Rt Rev C S Reifsnider dies
Rt Rev C S Reifsnider a Frederick native and former American bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Japan died of a heart attack at his Pasadena home after years of ill health. Born 1877 he was educated at Kenyon College and Bexley Divinity School. He led St Pauls University Tokyo and received the Third Class Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1941. Surviving are wife Mary Gordon Reifsnider four children one brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Ifer
Episcopal Church
Japan
Reifsnider
Pasadena
Gall
Frederick
Clavius
Elieadeth Shiver Reifsaider
Ohio
Wass
Bexley Divinity
Pr. Reifsaider
St. Paul's Unversity
Tokyo
Emperor
Plapan
Mary Gordon Reifsnider
Baston
Ken
Embattled Woman Secedes From Union in Texas Land Dispute
Irene Cliett 69 seceded from the Union to resist a federal court ruling that 350 acres in Waller County belong to the heirs of George Scott. She sought UN recognition as a separate party and petitioned Gov. Price Daniel for intervention. A tense scene formed as deputies approached her tent encampment guarded by her sister and neighbors.
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Waller
Tex
Irene Cliett
U.N
Lucy Mayberry
Cliett
Price Daniel
Texas
George Scott
Clink
Scott
Mayberry
Ellis Binfort
Cannon Shells Hit Streets in Sheboygan Falls
Exploding 20 mm cannons shells wounded no one but damaged roofs in Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin. Police and residents were warned to watch for unexploded ordnance. Officials traced shells to a Lockbourne Ohio Air Force base misidentified as HEAT. Authorities noted a camera-equipped REA bomber variant in the area but not scheduled to arrive before the incident.
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Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Robert Diets
Air Force
Chicago
O'Hare Field
Lockbourne
Columbus
Ohio
Billy Baxter
Wisconsin
Baxter
Sith Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Liayé Themne
Oosbharg
Francis Neely
Flenry Dillman
Highway 23
Thomas Winter
Search for missing boy amid heavy wet snow in West Virginia
Gallipolis Ferry West Virginia reports a large search of 300 to 400 people, including National Guardsmen and volunteers, for five year old John Wayne J. McKinney missing since 3 pm yesterday. The boy’s farm home is in Buckeye, and dogs accompanied the search in tough terrain overnight.
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Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
National
Col ‘Lege
Hunt For Life
John Wayne J . McKinney
John T. Baker
Doya
Paul Melate
Buckaystown
Harry
D. Radcliff
Fatally hurt on Riverdale bridge pillar crash
Police say Joseph A. Savage, 139, of Arlington, Va, was fatally injured when a motorist struck a bridge pillar on the Baltimore Washington Expressway just north of Riverdale Maryland. Authorities believe he suffered a heart attack or dozed off prior to the collision. There were no skid marks or signs of braking.
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Riverdale
Baltimore-Washington
Joseph A. Savage
Ariington
No Visible U.S. Economic Upsurge Warned by Brown
Lothar Newell Brown warned there is no room for a dramatic comeback in the near term. He cited job gains in some sectors but said unemployment remains high and the path to growth will be slow, urging cautious policy and noting risks of inflation from heavy spending.
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Thurman Construction Company
Waslingdon
Lothar Newell Brown
Linem-'njoyment
Brown
Republican Women's National
T Han
Oery
Eisenhower
Ttig
Urey
Avo
Army
Brucker
Earhier
Elliott Felt
Martin Co
Project Vanguard
Washington
John Pp. Hagen
Projent Vane Amard
NIL
Navy
Cambridge
Smithagulan — Astrophysical Ob
U.S. Atuone Swatch
Vanguard
Dulles Urges Space Agency Pivot Amid Tax Cut Debate
Washington discussions focus on a proposed $40 lump sum tax rebate tied to passage of an economic plan. Democrats push for a United Nations interspace agency and a broader tax cut package to stimulate business, while the administration weighs diplomacy with the Soviet Union and space program proposals.
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Moscow
United Nations Outer Space Agency
Washington
m—Congression
Wassungyon Ui
Demeraly
Posal
Bowles
Yeial
Seceren Waara
Eisenhower
Ias
Bulganin
Senate
Democrats
Lynton Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
United Nations Inter Space Agency
Amtavnian Khaene
An. Outer Space Agency
United States
United Nations
Adler Space
Sen
Mansfield
M-Mfont
Uns United Nations
Unemployed Benefit Checks Fall in Maryland Week
Maryland reports fewer unemployment checks and smaller benefit totals for last week. 41,421 checks totaling 1,460,268 were issued, down from 52,748 and 1,597,785 the prior week. Initial claims dropped to 8,849, a decline of 48 from the week before. Robert B. Kimble, executive director, cites new weekly law impacting benefits.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
Department of Employment Serieity
Heniits
Kimble
Snow Squalls Forecast Dims As Cold Air Lingers
Weather observer notes only a few snow squalls possible during the day with a very cold afternoon ahead. Overnight temperature dropped to 23 degrees and may dip below zero this afternoon. Clearing skies and a low around 26 are expected tonight.
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Vemeaday
Space Ship Classroom Mystery Inspires Pushy Geese
A grade teacher at a Utah school recalls a pupil describing a makeshift space ship built from classroom materials. The moment sparked lively discussion as students imagined space travel amid a day of unsettled school activity. A separate local report notes geese seen crossing near Paris, along with political chatter about France and a Premier, adding to a morning of curious events.
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Paris
Tulissia
Charles
Baker
Harmony
France
Charles L. Kot
Near
Felix Gaillard
National Assembly
United States Plans to Launch More Space Craft
Dispatches from Jakarta and Florida describe U S plans for additional space craft missions amid upheaval in North Sumatra. Evacuation of about 250 Americans proceeds as rebels seize and then lose Medan, with Indonesian forces counterattacking and regaining control of key areas.
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Iu.s
U.S
North Sumputra
Us, Rubber Co
Goodyear
Mean
Dreary
Sulu Ina
United States
Soviet Union
Thurmont Library marks National Book Week event
Thurmont Public Library led National Book Week March 16 to 22 with a month long emphasis. Mrs Hammaker invited local groups to use library space for meetings and display books, aiming to place at least one book in every member’s hands. The library, established 1956, grew from community effort and is supported by Frederick County and local commissioners.
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Thurmont Public Library
Meneses Hammaker
Hhe Avea
Eod
Llub
Hammaker
Frederick County
Thurmont
Drafted men forwarded for induction during World War draft
Two boards sent men from local registrants for physical examination and induction at Fort Holabird and Baltimore. Names include Charles T. Branison, Austin L. Hott, Ralph N. Marsden, and others listed. board 4h processed inductees for nearest induction center.
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Ty Fort Holabird
Walt Nore
Kenne Tin
Weraup
Ty Baltimore
Maonoe i
Charles T. Branison
North Benlestecet
Austin L. Hottmatt
RED 5
Frederick
Ralph N. Marsden
Pre
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Ivan Hevercomb
Wellsburg
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North Frederick
the Board of County Comnils
Raasd Af Wel
Waaay Man Oats
James A. Sensenhaugh
Counly
P. R. Souder Construction Company
Damascus
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Thurmont Construction Company
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California
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Fla
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Medan
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Golan
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