Poolesville Farm Experimental Ranch For NIH Research
The National Institutes of Health will acquire a 513 acre tract near Poolesville known as Moore's Farm to create an experimental ranch for laboratory animals. Plans include breeding rhesus and marmoset monkeys, mice, rats, quail and other unusual species, plus a pond for geese and fish and a resident observatory staff.
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Poolesville
National Institutes of Health
Moore’s Farm
Pootesville
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Man Wanted for Slaying Arrested in Baltimore Hotel
James J. Kelly, an FBI special agent, reports the arrest of a man sought for a knife slaying in Kansas City Kansas. The suspect was tracked to a Baltimore hotel where he worked as night manager and apprehended by FBI agents on Tuesday.
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Baltimore FBI says Hewitt Dock McCrerry captured at hotel booth
Federal officer in charge reported Hewitt Dock McCrerry, 37, was seized during a telephone call in a Mayfair hotel booth after being identified from an FBI wanted notice. He had been sought since November 1958 for the fatal stabbing of Joseph Woodside and was later charged with murder. he had prior warrants in California as a probation violator and for interstate transportation of a stolen auto.
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Air Force Titan ICBM fires on 5000 mile test flight
The Titan intercontinental missile was launched from Cape Canaveral along a 5000 mile route. Officials reported the test objectives met as the first stage engined and second stage ignited successfully. The Air Force plans accelerated Titan testing to reach full range readiness by next year with bases slated for 1965.
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Frederick News Brief on Court Conviction and Sentencing
The News notes U.S. reaction to a bishop's conviction as Walsh of Cumberland faces a 20 year sentence set for March 16 for alleged frauds against the Chinese Communist regime. The report reflects nationwide revulsion and indignation at the act and its consequences.
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U S protests Bishop’s sentence amid religious persecution concerns
United States officials protested the imprisonment of Catholic Bishop James Walsh, denouncing it as religious persecution. The protest, delivered at a Chinese official, urged Beijing to release him and criticized the Chinese government for suppressing religion.
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Wang Ping-nan
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