A Day With Kennedy a Family Man and President
Washington AP reporter Marvin L. Arrowsmith details President Kennedy’s typical day at the White House. The narrative follows his quick pace from 9:44 a.m. start, brief injury patch, and morning conferences on budget, foreign aid, and defense, with sessions beside Mrs. Kennedy and Caroline. Kennedy’s calm, varied mood shifts from solemn to brisk as he fields questions from top officials and senators, ending with a 7:56 p.m. wrap up and a remark that it was one of the easier days.
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White House
Kennedy
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
State Department
Italy
Jackie
Associated Press
Henry Burroughs
Prince
Princess Radziwill
Caroline
West Wing
Navy
David Bell
Elmer Staats
Theodore C. Sorensen
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Myer Feldman
Sorensen
Dean Rusk
George W. Bail
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
D-Tex
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
House Economic Committee
Mrs. Kennedy
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Dean Acheson
Harry S. Truman
Rusk
Gibson Charged In Delphey Robbery
Robert L Gibson 18 colored of 56 Lincoln Apartment was arrested at 3 40 p m and charged with breaking and entering and larceny in connection with the March 12 Delphey Sport Store robbery. He had earlier been jailed for false report claiming a handgun injury. Five of seven guns were recovered this week but police offered few details on where found. Bond set at 250 on false report, 5000 on charges with hearing March 22. Lt Harv L Quinn and Sgt William McKinley Bopst Jr arrested him.
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Robert L Gibson
Lincoln
Gibson
Connecion
Delphey’s
City Police Detective Bureau
Delpher
Stili
Frederick County
Harv L. Quinn
William McKinley Bopst .Jr
Death by Own Action Rulings in Two Maryland Deaths
Frederick County medical examiner ruled death by own action in the Thurmont area case of 52 year old cabinet maker Frank Ellwood Schell found with a 12 gauge shotgun near his boarding house. Carroll County medical examiner cited death by own action for 36 year old Mary Annie May McKinney found with a bullet wound in the woods near New Windsor. Both cases noted lack of motive and are being investigated by state police. Funeral arrangements are noted for Schell under Creager Funeral Home Thurmont and McKinney’s services are set for Pipe Creek cemetery with D. D. Harizler and Sons Funeral Home New Windsor organizing.
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B. C. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Thurmont
Carroll County
Frank Ellwood Schell
Tourmont
Ethel Devilbiss
Schell
Devilbiss
Blue Mountain Road
Neil F. Bechiel
R. H. McClear
Creager Funeral
Mary Annie May McKinney
Raymoud A. McKinney
Hawk’s Hill
New Windsor
James T. Marsh
Baltimore City
Paul Hahn
McKinney
Earl ‘Trie
Joseph
Annie Eckenrode Click
Westminster
Harris Waters
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Anniversaries and historical notes from 1766 to 1960 events
An itemized list recalls 1766 Britain repealing the Stamp Act yet affirming its right to govern the American colonies in all cases. It notes Civil War skirmishes at Kelly's Ford in 1863 and 1906 protests by New Yorkers against theater critics. 1938 Mexico seizes oil properties, 450 million dollars. 1960 House vote rejects freeing state elections from civil rights guards. Also birthdays and farm meeting details follow.
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Great Britain
Kelly's Ford
Jeb Stuart
Hotel Astor
Mexico
House
Eisephower
William Duer
Devon
England
Duer
America
Saratoga
Royal Navy
Provincial Congress
Continental Congress
Treasury
Gerard Hallock
Pittsfield
Mass
New York Journal of Commerce
Associated Press
Lincoln
South
Hallock
Margaret Culkin Banning
Buffalo
Montgomery County News Roundup and Social Notices
Kemptown reports the birth of Linda Lee weighing seven pounds eight ounces at Montgomery County General Hospital on March 32. Mr and Mrs Amos Twenty Jr celebrate their baby girl and a second wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Brandenburg with a family dinner at their Silver Spring home. Other items note luncheon guests, hospital discharge, and a Montgomery W.S.C.S. twenty year celebration at the Bethesda church with remarks from past presidents.
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Clarence Crum
Kemptown
Amos Twenty Jr
Linda Lee
Montgomery County General Hospital
Claytus Brandenburg
Mar. Jie
Brandenburg
Carlton Brandensburg
John Glave
Judy
Cathy
Richard Brown
Patty
Silver Spring
Catherine Brandenburg
Lloyd
George Runkles
Monroe Browning
Jefferson
Hawkins
Virginia Isaacs
Suzanne
Michael
Airs
Eugene Hawkins
Edith Baker
Paul Woodfield
Airy
Carl Cline
Montgomery W.s.cs
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Cora Souder
Montgomery Society
Lime Kiln social notes hint at local hospital recoveries
Correspondent reports Frederick Memorial Hospital patients like Elmer Stemple and Mary M Carter returning home and improving. Arlington visitors Mr. and Mrs Charles Brosius and daughter Susan, plus Mrs. G W Fisher and the Ranneberger family, are part of recent local visits and family gatherings in Lime Kiln.
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M. M. Carter
Ilime Kiln
Courtney Buck
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Brosius
Susan
Arlington
Brosius
Antionette Brosius
Elmer Stemple
Roscoe Whipp
Mountaindale
Paul Young
Earl Smith
Adamstown
Airs
Harry S$. Ranneberger
G. W. Fisher
H. Edward Fisher
New Midway
Mary Dixon
Earl Clevenger
Kaere Dixon
Jeffer
Clarence Jewel
Bud Eberts
Sherry
Bernard Shores
Charles Jewell
Frederick
Erma DeGrange
Howard DeGrange
Ross Mills Jr
Ross I
Mills
Ross Mills
Harry E. Fisher
Maude Merriman
Baltimore
Ross Mills Sr
Thomas Tayman
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Meredith Kabrick
Kabrick
William Kabrick
Local notices from Frederick area families reported
The column lists visits and family events across Frederick, Maryland including Fisher, Dixon, Jewel, DeGrange, Mills, and Green households. It notes births, birthdays, homemakers club attendance, and travels among relatives, plus a Baltimore crime rise report and a Brampton man perched on a sign seeking work.
Baltimore Woman Named Maryland Mother of the Year
Sadie Baker Ayd, a 69 year old Baltimore resident with 28 grandchildren, was chosen Maryland Mother of the Year for 1961. Judge Alene Leatherbury Moreland announced the honor. Gov. Tawes will present a citation March 30 and Ayd will attend the May 9 to 12 American Mothers Convention in New York where the national winner will be named.
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Annapolis
Sadie Baker Ayd
Baltimore
Maryland
Ayd
Alene Leatherbury Moreland
Frank
Franklin Square Hospital
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City
Tax refunds lag in Maryland under Kennedy drive
AP reports President Kennedy urges faster federal income tax refunds but Maryland may lag as many residents delay filing. Richard L. Edelen of the Baltimore IRS says refunds arrive at about 25,000 a day, below the prior year’s pace.
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Baltimore
Kennedy
Maryland
Richard L. Edelen
Internal Revenue Service
Edelen
Britain Pushes plan to seat Red China at talks and curb war
Leaders of Britain's Commonwealth end 10 days of talks with a plan to deter the arms race and seek a role for Red China at negotiations. They propose an international army to enforce agreed laws and prevent conventional wars from escalating to nuclear conflict. The group downplays racial segregation disputes with South Africa.
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London
Britain
Commonwealth
China
Alliance of Nations
South Africa
Merriam Walks Out as North Korean Speaker Disrupts Armistice Meeting
U S Col Wheeler G Merriam of the United Nations Command left the joint Military Armistice Commission meeting in Panmunjom after North Korean representative Lee Yung il began speaking before UNC delegates were seated. Merriam protested the meeting had been called by the UNC side and exited as others followed.
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Wales
Panmunjom
Korea
U.S
Wheeler G. Merriam
United Nations Command
Lee Yung-il
UNC
Merriam
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