NATO talks and Fort Detrick water project
Weather across the nation with Dulles leaving for a NATO conference in Copenhagen and U S pressure on Moscow plus a major Fort Detrick water system upgrade in Maryland. Bids open May 27 for a 500000 gallon tank and treatment plant capacity increase with new substation and gatehouses at the reservation.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Detrick
Monocacy River
Maryland
Frederick
Winchester
Witt
Afew
Scsstors
Sievers
Eddie Yost
Jim Lemon
Chuck Stobbs
Corps of Engineers
Winchester’s
Sree
Tauc
Washington
Corps of
Kitty Kallen
Radio Engineers
Tully
Oppossumtown Pike
Theen
Fes
Parade Highlights Include Ted Mack and Audrey Meadows
Television host Ted Mack served as grand marshal and actress Audrey Meadows was guest celebrity for the parade. The event featured a festival atmosphere with hopes of a coronation and appearances by notable figures amid uncertainty about plans.
Law Day observances highlighted by Frederick clubs
Frederick clubs marked Law Day with talks on the role of law in American progress. Goodloe Byron and State's Attorney Samuel Barrick spoke at Lions and Civitan meetings, stressing law over disorder and the need to enforce it with juveniles.
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Lions Club
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Civitan Chuir
Byron
James McSherry
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The
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Economic signs show uptick in consumer purchases
Federal Reserve and Commerce Department data indicate higher March sales at department stores and wholesale firms, with durable goods up 10 percent and nondurables up 7 percent from February. Auto production fell year over year but total output improving. tax refunds to Americans rose 35 percent versus last year. The Agriculture Department reports a 21 percent rise in people receiving government food assistance.
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Detroit
Agriculture Department
Three Boys Go Missing From Cambridge to Baltimore
Three Cambridge eighth graders Marion Wheatley Jr Milford Webster and Ronald Buckley left on a Tuesday night bus to Baltimore after asking for Philadelphia tickets. They were last heard from at the Baltimore depot with police unsure of their fate. relations mention a prior incident involving a friend and a nearby youth named Norman Stellges.
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Brice G. Kinnamon
Marion “Bucky” Wheatley Jr
Milford Webster
Ronald Buckley
Cambridge Junior High School
Carolina Trailways
Philadelphia
Kinnamon
Norman Stellges
Weary Church Creek
Stellges
Defense seeks 1.684 billion for military construction program
The Defense Department submitted a 1.684 billion military construction plan to Congress covering overseas and domestic projects. The bill authorizes construction but requires a separate appropriation for funds, with Maryland sites including Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Detrick Fort Meade and Andrews/Naval facilities among listed projects.
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Naval Academy
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Bethesda
Naval Ordinance Laboratory
White Oak
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Crash Equipment To Idlewild Amid Large Coffee Shipment
Large shipments of coffee to the United States and Brazil's aviation news collide with a crash equipment alert at Idlewild Airport. A London inbound airliner with 63 passengers and 2 crew was reported arriving with technical concerns and precautionary standby. Brazil faces coffee market pressures as 70 percent of foreign income comes from bean sales and forecasts show a crop above 23 million bags this year.
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Pril
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Thursbeen
Local church leaders attend city street department event
In Lowell Ohio Washington County the street department hosted a gathering with Rev. George F. Koch of the Church of Christ and Rev. Allen taking part as part of a community outreach activity.
Cabinet Secretary Admits He Answered Summons By Dog
The account recalls Frederick Keith Gray then Eisenhower aides. Gray, 36, from Hastings Nebraska, moved from a warehouse job to White House staff after serving in Navy personnel work. He describes the moment he answered a buzzer thought to be for him, discovering it was the President’s dog Heidi triggering the desk buzzer.
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Bob
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McCain Named To Represent Maryland At Governors Conference
Governor McKeldin names Russell H. McCain William A. Gresham and Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord to attend the National Governors Conference in Bal Harbour Florida May 18 20 Reckord is invited by Illinois Governor Stratton as a state military affairs spokesman McKeldin will be overseas May 5 to June 1 with the University of Maryland education program. Byrnes birthday and anniversary noted in Columbia South Carolina.
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McKel Jdin
Maryland
Europe
Bal Harbour
Fla
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William A. Gresham
Militon A. Reckord
McKeldin
France
Spain
Germany
University of Maryland
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Market Dawdles in Quiet New York Trading
The stock market opened with a subdued retreat as early trading moved slowly in New York. Analysts noted little momentum with prices edging higher and then pulling back in a tentative, cautious session.
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New York
GM Reply Expected In Fast-Paced UAW Talks Detroit
In Detroit General Motors faces a prompt reply to a United Auto Workers proposal for a speedup in contract talks. UAW Vice President Leonard Woodcock calls for seven day negotiations as GM argues a May 29 contract termination raises urgency. Walter Reuther confirms cost-cutting across the union with salary cuts for officers and staff reductions, plus biweekly Solidarity, radio curtailments, and lower administrative expenses.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard
Woodcock
Louis G. Seaton
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Solidarity
Weather Brightens After Dense Fog Lifts
A heavy fog bank enveloped the county early today but broke up by morning sunshine. Temperatures were expected to reach the seventies this afternoon while forecasters warned of more scattered showers and thunderstorms Saturday. The night stayed warm with a low near 53 degrees and yesterday’s high reached 66 as showers brought light precipitation before skies cleared this afternoon.
Cadet Squadron Meets for Drill at Frederick Airport
Cadet squadron of the Civil Air Patrol met Thursday night in a temporary health department building at Hast and Sec fond streets. Advancements were earned by Theresa Pazdersky Jack Mercer and Donald Haines. They then proceeded to Frederick Airport for drill under Mark Goli dart.
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Hast
Secfond
Lwests
Theresa Pazdersky
Jack Mercer
Donald Haines
Fredericks Airport
Mark Golidart
Woman and Husband Run Chinatown Gift Shop Hit by Police
New York police raided a Chinatown gift shop run by a couple Ting and his wife, finding heroin valued at about 1.5 million dollars. They described the wife as a striking beauty who had a Hollywood screen test before the shop opened.
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New York
Chinatown
Hung Ting
Hong Kong
Ting
Hollywood
Rockville Man Fined in Two DUI Related Cases
A Rockville man was found not guilty of drunken driving in magistrate court but guilty of reckless driving by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr and fined 25 dollars plus costs. John A Frank Sr 47 was charged by Trooper Bruce Diehl on March 1 93 on Route 355 south of Frederick after a sideswipe with H L Main. A procession of witnesses testified before the court. Main lived near the scene. Thomas Glass represented the defendant. State's Attorney Samuel W Barrick prosecuted. In a separate case Glenn W Kaufman was found guilty of intoxication on North Market Street and sentenced to 30 days in jail in default of a 50 dollar fine after officers found wine spirts on him. Harold E Kraze on East Fourth Street faced the same charge on Saint and Market Streets and received a suspended 30 day sentence. Officer Norman Trump filed the charges.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
John A. Frank Sr
Bruce Diehl
Frederick
H. L. Main
Main
Frank
Thomas Glass
Samuel W. Barrick
Glenn W.kaufman
RFD 3
Paul Mossburg
North Alarket Street
Mossburg
Harold
East Fourth Street
Saint
South Market
Norman Trump
Maryland House and Gardens Pilgrimage Tour Opens on Shore
The annual Maryland House and Gardens Pilgrimage began on the Eastern Shore with 43 homes and churches open to the public. Last year it drew more than 1,000 visitors in Queen Annes County. Tomorrow Kent County homes are featured and Sunday the route ends in Talbot County. The event is sponsored by the Federated House and Gardens Clubs of Maryland the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities.
Soviet Union denounces Arctic inspection plan at U N
In a Security Council speech Soviet Delegate Arkady Sobolev denounces the Eisenhower Arctic inspection plan as a gimmick and says Russia will not accept any talks at a summit without full issue settlement. He faults U N Secretary General Hammarskjold for supporting the proposal and notes NATO backing.
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X. Y
Soviet Union
U. N. Security Council
NATO
U.S
Sobolev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Licenses Of Six Are Lost In Maryland DMV Hearing
Six area drivers had licenses revoked or suspended after hearings before Thomas G. Marcin in People’s court. Seven were placed on one year probation and three given reprimands. Several under 21 faced escalating consequences for future violations.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
People’s Court
Marcin
Maryland
Otis C. Diggs
Ice Street
Luth
Gilbert
RFD
Frederick
Harry iDavid Diehl
Emmitsburg
Charles C. Angleberger
East Patrick Street
Leo S. Fritz
Risner Street
Marshall S. King
Mt. Airy
Richard D. Cramer
Everett L. Johnson
Thurmont
Charles
Myersville
Alvie Lewis Jackson Jr
South Bentz Street
Harold E. Lenhart
Carl Rernard Wiles
Woodsboro
Donnie Lee Zimmerman
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Bernard S. Stoner
John C. Wright
Herbert S. Myers
Stoner and Johnson
Edwin F Nikirk
Five Day Forecast With Temperatures and Showers
The forecast shows near normal temperatures with warmer weekend ahead and cooler early next week. Scattered showers are expected Saturday and Sunday totaling half to over an inch. Highs near the upper 60s to low 70s, lows from around 40 in the mountains to the upper 40s and lower 50s elsewhere.
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