Resumption of Frederick road work delayed by weather
Resumption of major road work in Frederick County is held up by cold and snowy March weather. Officials say operations may be three weeks or more off, delaying completion of the Wrenelick by-pass and holding three bypass contracts idle. Relocation of Baltimore and Ohio tracks for East South street extension proceeded, with new South Street alignment planned.
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Frederick County
State Nouds Commission
Wrenelick
la Jfet
Din
Lowlands
Richard F. Kling
Bysiss
Carroll Creek
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Baltimore and Ohio Railront Company
Hts
East South Street
Franklin Street
New South Street
Grove
Ing
Cormule
Patrick Street
Washington County
Maryland
Wilé Vamsport
Hagerstown
Khrushchev to Name Government Monday
Khrushchev to reveal new government at Monday session of the Union and Council of Ministers. Bulganin’s resignation triggered a full ministerial turnover with possible deputy premier post for Bulganin and Gromyko to report on nuclear tests affecting the Western powers.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Council of the Union
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Ilso
United States
Britain
Khrushchhev
Communist Party
Spader
Agin
Bulgatin
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Council of Ministers
Promer
Andrei Gromyko
Dynamiter Blamed in Idaho Falls Explosions
Residents joined police in night patrols after a string of bomb blasts rattled Idaho Falls injuring a two year old girl and damaging cars. Police suspect a skilled dynamite bomber, with experts from Seattle to study the incidents as river flooding recedes in Potomac and Williamsport areas.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho City
Tother
Roene Gasser
Ralph
Ralph, Escaped It Fury. About (In Same Time, Ate Utler
Asher
PF. G. Perrin
Seattle
Wash
Eisenhower Family Weekend At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower spent a quiet weekend at their Gettysburg country estate with two grandchildren. Golf was unlikely due to course conditions but David, turning 10 on Monday, enjoyed a putting lesson on the private green. They planned to return to Washington by Monday morning.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhiswer
Mottse
Gettysburg Comaley Club
Eisenhower
David
Teisenhowers
Washington
Susan
White House
Sisenhower
Snow Storm Sweeps Nebraska and Plains States
A wild mix of wet snow showers and thunderstorms hit the Plains today with up to seven inches of snowfall in Nebraska. The Weather Bureau warned for Kansas and parts of Nebraska while Oklahoma and north central Texas saw heavy rains and some tornadoes. A twister near Graham Texas and a large hailstorm affected the Fort Worth-Dallas area as temperatures stayed mostly flat. storm movement was forecast to bring precipitation to the Mississippi and Ohio valleys with colder air in the central and southern plains.
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Uw East
Pacific Coast
North Carolina
Ohio
Nebraska
Graham Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Wants To Make Good As Soldier He Says
Pvt Livis Presley I3 begins Army life at Fort Hood Texas after induction with 184 others. He speaks of wanting to do well as a soldier while nervous but smiling,ala as he processes through reception and salutes amid the ceremony.
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Tex
Livis Presley
PL. Hood
Texas
Yastendey
Chaifor
Ark
Frederick County Sets $4000 Minimum Teacher Pay Next Term
Frederick County adopts a $4000 minimum teacher salary beginning next school term, possibly among the highest in Maryland. The state raise boosts first year salaries. current Frederick scales range from 3600 to 5400 with premiums for advanced degrees, while other counties vary widely. The Fact Sheet warns higher salaries attract enrollment changes and turnover, and notes emergency certificates among teachers.
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Frederick County
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Education Fuel Sheet
Maryland Council In Education
Prince George's
Montgomery
Frederick
Erease Wold
Washington
Carroll
Gaerett
Jowest
Allegany
Russ Rocket Disasters Take Scores Of Lives
Liverpool reports a former Red Army corporal claims rockets caused many deaths before Sputnik 1. An Arctic fishing village, 130 residents, was destroyed by a long range missile that altered course after launch. The village, its boats and houses were obliterated by rocket fuel.
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Liverpool
England
Red Army
Soviet Union
Weiting
Pest
Senesha Asafjay
aAsafjev
Kava Sea
iThe
Moscow
Asafjev
West Virginians Hunt and Fish Reach Big Share of State
West Virginia residents show strong outdoor interest as about one fourth of the population hunts and fishes annually. Chief Robert R Bowers of the State Conservation Department told about 40 Chesapeake Bay Outdoor Writers Association members that two million visitors were recorded at the state's 21 parks last year. Other speakers urged action to save the “Favomac for the Sportsmen” with Dan Jantien of the bureau of sports fisheries and wildlife in the Aid US Fish and Wildlife Service also contributing.
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Perry
W. Va
West Virginia
Robert R Bowers
State Conservation Department
Education Division
Chesapeake Bay
Milion
Bowers
Dan Jantien
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wild Life
Fish and Wild Life Ser
Vier
Traffic deaths in February decline in Chicago area
February traffic fatalities totaled 2350, down 1 percent from 2470 in February 1967. The two month total reached 5080, about 3 percent below the 1957 period. Officials credit safer driving efforts and slower speeds as the drop continues for a fourth straight month. The Grand National winner was Tiboretta with Green Drill third in a 31-entry field. the day was wet and muddy, hindering the race along Britain’s course. Police are seeking suspects connected to a bicycle incident in California.
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Chicago
Gars Land
England
Tiboretta
Green Drill
Calumnia
Hale
Hoon
Sit
Time Running Out for New Vehicle Tags
Headlines warn drivers of a firm tag deadline with a rush before Monday. The Baltimore Commissioner of Motor Vehicles office was closed today, causing many to arrange tags for Monday as a potential traffic jam looms.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Rainy Palm Sunday Predicted With Possible Flooding Risk
The weather bureau forecasts a rainy Palm Sunday with highs near forties and lows around 35. Forecasters expect clouds and rain on the Sabbath, reversing earlier fair-weather expectations. The Potomac and Monocacy rivers rose last week but receded slightly, lifting concerns of renewed flooding in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Brederick
Potomac
Brunswick
Carler
Langer Is Defeated In North Dakota Senate Bid
In Bismarck the North Dakota Republican convention ended with William Langer losing to Lt. Gov Clyde Duffy after five ballots. Duffy secured 345 of 523 votes on the final ballot, ending Langer's bid for a fourth Senate term. The defeat signals continued party divisions amid broader state and national concerns, including shifts in freight, retail, and farm prices.
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Bismarck
Ihe
Nort Dakota
Willam Lange
Senate
Langer
Veterino
Clyde Duffy
Durfy
Stev
Auta Ous
Langer Sud Sfreight
Buy Now Campaign Under Way Across Major Cities
NEW YORK The Buy Now drive against secession focused on retail and auto sales as government and business joined the effort. Mail order houses and department stores reported brisk demand for Easter merchandise while auto dealers planned a spring sales push backed by chambers of commerce and national automakers. Dealers cited weather and tax changes as factors in recent sales trends, with President Eisenhower urging value buying now and signaling possible tax cuts may come later.
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New York
Cvy
Chambers of Commerce
Total
Oii
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Stidebaker-Packlard
American Motors
Ube
Eisenhower
Long Distance Dial Service Expanded in Baltimore Area
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. announces extended long distance dialing for about 171,000 telephones across 25 exchanges to reach Washington and 77 Maryland and Virginia locales. Subscribers can dial direct to DC and Virginia suburbs and many Maryland towns, using the first two letters of the exchange name and the seven digit number.
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Blaltiblorep
Darhmore
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Fairfax, Va
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac, Telephone Co
Coroner Rules Murder and Death by Own Action
A widow who complained of threats from a rejected suitor was shot dead hours later by the man, who then took his own life. Coroner James Thornton ruled murder and death by own action in the case, adding a grim double tragedy to a prior threat report from Mrs. Aspial Smith in Hardsburg.
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Harrisworg
Buller
Ian Whoten
James Thornton
Ti‘line
Aspial Smith
Boss Lane
Hardsburg
Noble Beers
March Snow Sets Record At Foxville
The March snowstorm of 19 to 21 reportedly set a Foxville record with 47 inches for the month, surpassing prior totals and weighing on local life. Weather observer Ekiet HK Buhrman noted 34 inches in recent heavy snowfall, while comparisons to 1942 and other years show Foxville’s storm could be the greatest in modern memory. Ground is still blanketed and thaw remains slow as residents shovel and measure fresh accumulations.
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Foxville
Palm Sunday
Ekiet HK. Buhrman
Butera
Frederick City
Janeuary
Poxville
Buchanan
Mebrusey
Buchenan
Husband captured after wife traps him in coma and scam
In Ohio Paul Shade, linked to a $250,000 auto insurance fraud, was captured with his wife Mary Jo in Vandalia after a plot to keep him from jail. Police say the ring forged accident claims through American Associated Insurance Co. of Newark, New Jersey. Authorities note Shade planned suicide as detectives closed in.
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Daytoan
Ohio
Paul B. Shade
Youngstown
Oho
Shade
Vidalia
Sanyway
Tim
Houston
Tex
John J. Vobindy
Mahoning County
Thomas A. Beil
American Associated Insurance Co
Newark
Dollan
Snlfis
Mary Jo
Wer Insh
Vandalia Patralman
Jim Bohann
Shades
Servier Restored To All But 9,500 Customers
Baltimore based Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co reports power outages from last week's storm. About 50,000 to 60,000 customers were affected overall, with Bel Air Elkton and Aberdeen among disrupted areas. Repairs restore service to most, with roughly 2.5 million dollars in damage to lines and poles anticipated.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Servies A
Jastseqek
Bel Air
Elkton
Ajordean
Sfillty
Fire Breaks Out At Mine Two Rescued In Maryland
Three miners were rescued after a fire broke out in an old mine near Barton Maryland. A hospital spokesman said one man died of pneumonia and two others were treated for injuries. A fourth miner remained uninjured and was later taken to Miners Hospital in Frostburg. The incident drew Associated Press reports as emergency crews worked to evacuate the small workings.
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Barton
Boston
Joseph E. Shack
McDonard
iPress
Sharkey
Nuaplal
Frost Kreit i
Farm Prices Rise Assure Bill's Veto
Washington reports show farm product prices rose in the month to March 15 offset by a rise in prices paid by farmers for inputs. The increase, the third in a row, boosts prices toward the Eisenhower era peak, complicating calls to veto a bill to freeze price supports for a year.
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Washington
Iogis- Saulon
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Conguess
Eisaphovwer
White House
Benson
Sens
Carlson
R-Kan
Young
Pride
Fate
House
Congress
Fone Cern
Two Die as Car Crashes From Baltimore Bridge
A speeding car lost control on a South Baltimore bridge, killing Haligue Hammell, 23, and Khidee Garher, 19. Three others Tosalie Goodwin, 20, Dag Lemay, 26, and Thomas Felder, 26, injured. All victims are described as Black residents of Baltimore. Police call it the worst crash they have seen.
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Baltimore
Palice
South Hanover &Keel
Haligue Hammell
With Baltimore General Hospital
Khidee Garher
Tosalie Goodwin
Dag Lemay
Thomas Felder
Balthauee
Maryland names oyster war negotiating team
Governor McKeldin appoints Carline Barton of Baltimore as chair and Stephen E R Callias of Chestertown as members of a Maryland legal team to negotiate a settlement of the historic oyster war with Virginia. The group will hold a conference with the venture commission on the matter.
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Edward
Delaphving
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
McKeldin
Carline Barton
Baltimore
Stephen ER. Callias
Chestertown
Court of Appeals
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Thomas Miles
Cateman
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Claude Keenan
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Varner
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Martha Prior
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