Audience At Hood Hears Commentator
A Hood College event featured a guest speaker commenting on Cold War crises and US Western relations. Also noted were Dad and Daughter weekend activities, theater staging of The Chalk Garden, and ongoing Potomac Edison repairs after a severe winter storm affecting Frederick County lines.
Taxpayers to Be Heard About Budget in Montgomery County
Montgomery County residents may address the proposed 53.9 million dollar budget for 15859 at three public hearings held by the County Council on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. The hearings allot sections to department proposals with a 7 cent tax rate increase to 1.22 per 100 of assessed value. Readings for Public Works Civil Defense Welfare Health are scheduled Wednesday evening and Police Fire Libraries Recreation and Miscellaneous items Thursday evening in the County Office Building auditorium in Rockville. At 10 p.m. ESCAPE FOILED. A 23-year-old laborer Leo Gelth charged with driving a stolen car rammed a tree at about 100 miles an hour in a 23 mile zone without lights, colliding and driving on the wrong side. car thumped tree trunk.
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County Council
Rockville
Washington
Leo GeltEith
Hair test aids cancer treatment evaluation in Bethesda
Doctors at an American Cancer Society event describe using hair roots to gauge a drug's effect on cancer patients. The method, leveraging amethoplerin and radiation exposure indicators, could guide dosage and reveal radiation levels, alongside marrow analysis for bone marrow impact.
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BE. J. van Scott
PL Reinertson
National Cancer Institute
Teu
Init
van’ Seolt
Fireson
Maryland Faces Food Shortage Warning in 2000 Report
The 1957 annual Soil Conservation Service report, amid warnings of insufficient productive farmland, projects Maryland land per person falling from 9.3 acres today to about six by 2000 as population grows. Officials and local bar members attend the briefing in Frederick with D. A. Williams presenting the forecast and related data.
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Haltimore
Senate
Court of Appeals
Edward
Delaplaine
Frederick
Williams
Clayton K. Watkins
Kat
Dave Betts
Montgomery County Association
Joe M. Kyle
Samuel W. Barrick
Edward J. Lynch
John R. Fitzpatrick
Goodlae E. Byron
Dames McSherry
Bar Assas Dine Here at Frederick Montgomery Bar Meeting
Richard Zimmermann presided at the Francis Scott Key hotel dinner where attorney Cleveland spoke on a missing heir case. Cleveland, a former White House native, noted by Mathias as a leading Democratic figure, drew a crowd including Judges Lawter Reeves Anderson and Schnaut.
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Francis Scott Key
Mondus Rarmine
White House
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Balanore
Mathias
Princeton
VA. S
Historians Complete Work London on India and Region
Soviet historians report finishing a vast study tracing history culture and social life across India Pakistan Ceylon and Nepal from 4000 B C to today. Radio Moscow said the work details development customs and languages of the people on the subcontinent.
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India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Nepal
Radio Moscow
Mie
Ace
Indian Subcontinent
Negro Youths Attack Teacher at Bronx Private School
A group of five or six Negro youths terrorized private school pupils during outdoor recess in the Bronx. Teacher Arthur Santos, 28, a Seventh Day Adventist teacher, was beaten with his baseball bat and injured while trying to protect students. The assailants fled with Santos’s wallet and $16.
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Arilur Santos
Bronx
Santos
Crotana Park
Sanley
Interception Inspectors Report 15000 Vases of Mulry Plant Tests
Interception inspectors last year reported about 15000 vases of plant tests at U S ports across Mulry region according to the Encyclopedia Brie annela.
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