Proposed Washington Aged Care Plan for Low Income
The administration proposes a medical care plan for the low income aged with $22 yearly premium. Married couples earning over $3,800 or singles earning over $2,500 would be ineligible. Secretary Flemming says about 12 million seniors could be helped to ease long term illness costs. States would design local programs, possibly via private insurers or state run plans, with costs split 50-50 between federal and state governments. The 1961-62 cost is around $400 million, rising to an ultimate annual $1.2 billion if all states participate and 80 percent of eligibles enroll.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Jaycees State Session Plans Are Completed
Plans are completed for the Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention to be held here this weekend. Donald Koons Kansas West Frederick Junior High School vice principal serves as general chairman with the Jaycee Wives assisting and Mrs George Callan Jr. as general chair. The event opens Friday evening with a beatnik binge and 500 members and their wives are expected. Highlights include a presidential banquet and a Saturday afternoon sample fair.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald Koons
West Frederick
George B. Callan Jr
Robert Reed
Jaycee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Federated Charities Kindergarten
Frederick Memoral Hospital Building Fund
George Hutta
Taney Home Gardens
Kuehne
George Abernathy
Duvall
Gambrill Park
Kenneth Anderson
Ronald Cook
Howard Smith
Gerald Marrone
Paul KE. Main
Space probes sterilized to protect other worlds study
Detachment from Fort Detrick and NASA backs sterile techniques for space probes. Ethylene oxide gas is used after testing and on sealed parts to prevent earth bacteria from contaminating Mars and other bodies. Experts warn bacteria can survive space travel and emphasize need for interplanetary quarantine.
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Try
Chemical Corps
Phillips
Cape Canaveral
Moon
Mars
Frederick Memorial Hospital Campaign Reaches $191 625 In Advance Gifts
Advance gifts totaling nearly $192000 for Frederick Memorial Hospital’s building fund were announced as the metropolitan division launched the city wide phase of a $650000 campaign. The drive, chaired by W Jarboe Grove, includes contributions from medical staff corporate donors and the Women’s Auxiliary with reports showing strong early support and plans to end June 1.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Jarboe Grove
Francis Scott Key
Grove
Frank D. Worthington
J. Walker Carty
Ned G. Levien
Charles S. V. Lanner
Ellis Wachter
Howard W. Ash
Edgar H. McBride
William R. Talley
Edward P. Thomas
Advance Gifts
Advance Gifts Committee
Joseph D. Baker
Nevin S Baker
Lincon D. Engelbrecht
L. Ravhu
R. Ward Stauffer
James Gambril
T. A. Garner
George W. Sae
Richard C. Molesworth
E. Eugene Thomas Jr
J. Austin Younkins
Clyde E. Thomas
E. Hart Etchison
Lemuel D. Keller
Richard F. Kline Sr
J. Richard Ramsburg
Walter L. Roney
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
John E. Thompson
Dan Weinberg
Price
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Scattered showers Friday night or Saturday with one fourth to one half inch of precipitation locally. Warming trend through Saturday then cooler Sunday and Monday. Temperatures averaging 5 to 10 degrees above normal with highs generally from the upper 60s to low 70s and lows from near 40 to the low 50s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Death Of Goldfish In Court House Fountain Mystery
Passersby and officials gathered around the Court House fountain puzzled by the death of most of the goldfish from orange to black to white. The caretaker noted water chemistry shifts from previous supply and possible chemical or oxygen issues as he began removing the dead fish.
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Court House
Tob Toberg
Mr. Tobery
Brazilian Educators Visit Here At Frederick High School
A Brazilian group interested in vocational agricultural education toured Frederick High School yesterday. Hosts Harry Miller John Thompson and Fred Besley led discussions with principal David L Dean and vice principal Warren K Smith about U S education standards and methods. The visitors along with Mrs Yedda Coutinho Farah and others aim to study American approaches to teacher development curricula and home economics integration to apply insights to Brazil. The purpose is to observe observe and discuss education to adapt concepts for agricultural education in Brazil.
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Tors
Frederick High School
Harry Miller
John Thompson
Fred Besley
Loag
David L. Dean
Warren K. Smith
Fight
Yedda Coutinho Farah
Joao Netto Brose
Paulo David Criscuolo
Jose Farah
Morelli Rodrigues
Alphon Revilleau
Aurelio Augusto Rocha
Gustavo de Valle
Wellington de Oliveira Vianna
Farah
E. Ross Alexander
Tidefonso Pessoa-Monteiro
Brazil
United States
Vocational Agriculture Administration
Market Gains Extend as Trading Slacks in New York
The stock market kept rising slightly in early afternoon trading in New York as activity slowed. Investors monitored gains across major sections with the market showing cautious momentum amid light turnover and steady demand for key issues.
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New York
Nixon Tops Kennedy In Indiana Primary Victory
Nixon won Indiana's Republican presidential vote by a wide margin over Kennedy, securing 359,503 to 286,988 with 3,665 of 4,261 precincts counted. Indiana gives Nixon 32 first ballot Republican delegates while Kennedy grabs 34 Democratic delegates. Humphrey leads Morse in the DC Democratic tally with 4,065 to 2,828.
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Sy Tne
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Indiana
Nixon
Kennedy
Lar Daly
Chicago
John H. Latham
Rockville
Ind
Daly
Uncle Sam
Latham
Thruston B. Morton
District of Columbia
Humphrey
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Welfare Emergency Plan To End In Hagerstown
The Washington County Commissioners voted to end the welfare emergency program for employables effective May 31. Commissioner John Easterday pressed for an immediate wind down while four colleagues noted commitments for the current month. The panel cited resurgent June opportunities in constriction and seasonal work, though the Welfare Board urged continuation amid no current demand for aid. The program began March 14 with a $15,000 county match. funds exhausted early, and an additional $2,876.56 was appropriated to cover through May 31.
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Hagerstown
John Easterday
Ty Welfare Board
Nixon cites Rockefeller as having tremendous national GOP support
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said Rockefeller has tremendous support for national office among Republicans but declined to give a firm answer on whether the governor should be the GOP vice presidential nominee this year.
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NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
GOP
South Korean Frigate Fends Off North Torpedo Boats
A South Korean navy frigate repelled two North Korean torpedo boats about 15 miles off the east coast amid claims of an attempt to land spies. The clash ended in under five minutes with no casualties or material damage. North Koreans pressed for UN withdrawal at Panmunjom. South Korean students protested in Pusan for a new National Assembly.
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Seoul
South Korea
Navy
North
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Panmunjom
U.N
Aerojet Good Citizenship Campaign Drives Voter Engagement
Aerojet General plants launch a Good Citizenship campaign to inform employees about registration dates and political issues. Six new voters registered for the May 17 primary as Capt. Sheldon W. Brown chairs the effort with GOP and Democratic co chairs guiding activities.
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Aerojet-General
Azusa Calif
Aerojet- General
Sheldon W. Brown
Aerojet
Good Citizenship
Republican Committee
Virgil Hylton
L. L. Davis
Democratic Committee
Joseph Barrett
Ira
Staley
Dan A. Kimball
Kimballsm
Aero
Tarzan Escorted From Lion Cage at Central Park Zoo
Robert Smith, 38, a laborer, vaulted a guard rail at the Central Park Zoo and patted a lion on the head. The lion growled and roared as two policewomen pulled him back over the railing, charging him with disorderly conduct.
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New York
Robert Smith
Central Park Zoo
Smith
Civil Defense drill uses Washington County Jail as HQ
Charles Mobley director of Washington County Civil Defense set up operations at the county jail as the area joined Operation Alert. Ralph Thayer and J H B McElwee aided. a CD monitor sent three messages indicating blast positions near Fort Meade Washington DC and Fort Detrick Carlisle and the drill mapped evacuation and resource needs for fallout danger.
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Charles ‘Jim’ Mobley
Washington
Washington County
Mobley
Ralph Thayer
State Roads Commission
J. H. B McElwee
State CD
Pikesville
Fort Meade
CD Headquarters
Washington, D. C
McElwee
Thayer
Carlisle
Fort Detrick
Chicago Police Seek Killers Of Driver
Chicago police sought a gang of youths after a white truck driver, John Jewell, died from injuries after his vehicle was attacked in Chicago. His brother James Jewell, 30, reported the attack and noted the assailants were described as Negro youths. John Jewell, 37, of Memphis, Tenn., died in a hospital on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Jewell
John
Memphis
Sensenbaugh Reappointed Frederick County Schools Superintendent
Dr James A Sensenbaugh was reappointed by a six member board for four years as superintendent of Frederick County Schools. The meeting featured praise for his tenure since August 1956 and a rare abstention by Mrs Paul S Wise who questioned unanimity. The board also reelected Boss V Smith as president and Mrs Wise as vice president, with Mrs Powell remaining as holdover.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
Frederick County
Sensenbaugh
Paul Ss. Wise
William D. Powell
Norman W. Etzler
Boss V. Smith
Wise
Powell
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Quentin L. Earhart
Transportation and Food Service
Earhart
Alabama
Colorado
Michigan
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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Detrick
Philadelphia
Fort de J
Society of American Bacteriologists
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
National Academy of Sciences
Frederick High
Mitchell Dreese
George Washington University
North Central Area
Dr. Sensenbaugh
D. C
Tarzan
Lion Cage
Derrick
Per Snoo
Paul S. Wise
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