Bussard Endorses Tawes and Barrick in Maryland race
Frederick County Democratic figure Bussard announces support for Governor Tawes and State Senator Barrick for Attorney General. He states his local role as campaign manager and upholds Barrick’s qualifications while refraining from positions on Goldstein and Wilkimson. He praises Tawes’ record and cites the February Frederick County legislature visit as proof of his leadership. A second item notes a Caltech advance toward an hepatitis vaccine with artificial liver cell growth.
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C. Lease Bussard
House of Delegates
Frederick City
George P. Mahoney
J. Millard Tawes
Bussard
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
Mahoney
Maryland
Barrick
Thomas B Finan
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Tawes
Louis Goldstein
House
Perry Wilkimson
Congress
J. Milard Tawes
Frederick
Farmers Hear From Rep Nelson at 39th annual meeting
Congressman Ancher Nelson R Minnesota addressed over 300 Farmers Cooperative Association members at Frederick High School criticizing liberal Congress and urging conservative policy. He warned against government interference and urged self reliance, market competition, and farm product marketing free of government intrusion. He discussed dairy support, Feed Grain bill, and future talks with European Community markets, noting over 2.5 billion in ag products go to the Common Market. Directors were elected to five year terms: John H. Renn Cecil Holter Jr and William H. Browning. Financials showed assets above 982000 and liabilities around 277000 as of 1961.
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Ancher Nelson
R-Minn
Farmers Cooperatve Association
Congress
Conservaive
Farmers Coop
Frederick High School
John H. Renn
Cecil K. Holter Jr
William H. Browning
Cecil Holter Sr
Henry D. Lakin Sr
Daniel J. Thomas
Coop
Harold J. Staley
Brunswick children entertain at meeting
Forty three elementary school children from Brunswick entertained the group with a series of songs during the meeting led by Mr. Thomas. Earl Remsberg, chairman of the Public Relations Committee, introduced the speaker and the event featured a share holders equity figure of 704 762 dollars.
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Thomas
Earl Remsberg
Brunswick
Fire in Orchard Extinguished Near Frederick
The Independents and Brad dock Heights fire companies answered a 1:20 p.m. Sunday call to a field fire at McCain Orchard on U S 40 west of Frederick. Firefighters reported no damage to trees but could not estimate field damages.
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Orchard
Independents
Braddock Heights
McCain Orchard
U. S. 40
Frederick
12 Die In Maryland Fires Weekend Toll Rises
A 40 year old man died in a Wicomico County home blaze while Maryland recorded 12 fire deaths over the weekend. Other Saturday fires in Cumberland and Essex killed Grace Nery and six children. A 7 year old girl was badly burned when her clothing ignited from a candle in Baltimore. Roy A. Farlow of Pittsville was identified as the Eastern Shore blaze victim found in the ruins. Neighbors recalled an explosion at 4 30 am as flames swept across row houses.
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Associated Press
Wicomico County
Maryland
Cumberland
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Roy A. Farlow
Pittsvile
Daisey Mae Farlow
Farlow
Grace Nery
Essex
Baltimore County
Fire destroys home. Kenneth Wilt and three children burned
Firefighters said an explosion of a kerosene stove caused the blaze that left Kenneth W Wilt, 24, and his three children burned. Mrs Wilt was also burned and admitted to a hospital in satisfactory condition. The residence was destroyed in about 39 minutes.
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Kenneth W. Wilt
Explosion Destroys North Side Business Block in Spokane
An explosion heard for 200 miles leveled a North Spokane business block injuring at least 31 people with no known fatalities. Fire Chief W A Dunham compared the blast to London during the blitz as crews searched debris from a cafe, pizza parlor, supermarket, used furniture store and vacant unit.
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Spokane
Wash
London
W. A. Dunham
Peronist Backers Win Big as Frondizi Concedes
In Argentina the Frondizi government concedes defeat as Communist-backed Peronist followers win congressional and provincial seats. The ruling party warns the Peronist victory could spell havoc and challenges Alliance for Progress aid.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Peronistas
Frondizi
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
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