European Banks Halt Trading In U S Dollars
Western European national banks halted trading in U S dollars to curb speculators converting dollars to Deutsche marks ahead of a potential revaluation by Bonn. The move was led by the West German Central Bank and followed by Swiss, Dutch, Austrian, and Belgian banks.
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U.S
Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Bonn
Switzerland
Netherlands
Austria
Belgium
Man Burns Hands Trying to Put Out Electrical Fire
A 45 year old Tulip Hill man, Robert Windsor, was treated for first degree burns to his hands and arms after attempting to extinguish an electrical box fire in his home at 7 58 pm Tuesday. He was released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Central Alarm reported the incident as Independents and New Market Fire Companies responded to the call.
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Tulip Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Windsor
RFD 6
Central Alarm
New Market
Tibbetts Faces Self Defense Trial After Charges Dropped
Rothenhoefer abandons assault with intent to maim and argues no specific intent proven. Tibbetts testified he fired at a van as youths argued near Jack and Polly's Restaurant. defense says self defense and home protection apply, with bail set at 5000 dollars pending a pre sentence report.
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Frederick
Rothenhoefer
Tibbetts
Maryland
Jack
Polly’s
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edwin F. Nikirk DI
Department of Parole and Probation
Trip to Mars Could Take 400 Day Mission
Scientists theorize that a powerful rocket could enable a round trip to Mars in about 400 days, including 40 days allocated for exploration on the Martian surface.
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Mars
Frederick Families Hosts to Visiting German Newsmen
Fourteen Frederick families hosted thirty West German newsmen touring U S publishing plants under the International Press Exchange Program. The visitors, with IPE officials and two interpreters, dined with local families and were hosted by prominent residents and officials around Frederick Annapolis and Washington. They visited the Naval Academy and Fort Detrick and planned a Baltimore stop and press conference with Maryland senators and state officials before departing for New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
United States
International Press Exchange Program
IPE
Washington, D. C
Ray Hamby
Maryland - Delaware -DC Press Association
Maryland
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News-Fest
Louisiana
Arkansas
Iowa
New York
New England
Goodloe E. Byron
Charles H. Smelser
James Thomas
James W. Freeman
John Hanson
Gerald, Schipper
Charles A
Frederick Holiday Inn
Washington
Annapolis
State House
U. S. Naval Academy
Holiday Inn
Fort Detricktor
News-Post
Baltimore
U. S. Social Security System
Baltimore Sunpapers
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
James Sutterlin
U. S. State Department
Gene Y. Oishi
Dulles Airport
Yea
New Orleans
International Press Exchange
United States Press Associations
Hamby
U. S
New England Press Association
Germany
Belgium
Israel
Rome
Delaplaine
George A. Speers
Memphis
Little Rock
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Boston
Plainville
Concord
Mass
Hilmar Dunkmann
Aurich
Ostfresland
Leo Wiedemann
Bad Reich
Detrick plans personnel cuts at Biological Defense Center
Detrick announces a 337 civilian layoff and 91 transfers at the U S Army Biological Defense Research Center to reduce total civilian strength to 615 and military to 131. Tenant units, including East Coast Telecommunications and Infectious Diseases institute, remain unchanged. Combined post civilian strength rises to 799 and military to 667 in August as efforts begin to relocate workers within Defense, other federal agencies, or private sector.
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Rage One
Biological Defense Research Center
Detrick
Department of Defense
Frederick County Race Relations Council progress report
The Frederick County race relations council has made tangible progress in its first year by identifying probable cause of discrimination in four cases, aiding complainants to pursue action with state and federal agencies, and pressuring local media to reject discriminatory ads. Officials note continued racial tensions despite some housing and employment improvements. Further installments will examine individual frustrations in interracial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
John Gaither
Human Relations Council
Department For Action
Health, Education and Welfare, Justice, Labor
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
State Human Relations Commission
Council
Frederick
WFMD
WMHI
HRC
News - Post
Board of Education
Frederick County
Fort Detrick cited for defense research and global science aid
German continued remarks describe Fort Detrick programs in detecting biological agents and defensive measures, plus broader science investigations in cell structure immunology and medical treatment. Winegar enumerates Detrick contributions including pentavalent botulinum toxoid vaccine, anthrax cell free antigen, tularemia vaccine, paralytic shellfish toxin isolation, and global biosecurity leadership.
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Fort Detrick
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Gerald Schipper
Center
Urbana
Her Mann Bing
Waldeckische Landes
N. Market ST
Kanekalon
Venicilon
Veniilon
Americaid
Patrick Court Plaza
N. Market St. Frederick
Hamburg
Hans Gerstenberg
Hildesheim
Fritz Blume Jr
Jever Oldenburg
Alfred Rohr
Kaiserslautern
Hermann Bing
Korbach
Otto Kolp
Mettmann
Rainer Thomas
Minden
Heinz Michel
Munster
Klaus Kahl
Nienburg
Weser
Heinrich Siever
Norden
Ostfriesland
Dieter Berg
Pinneberg
Waldo Lehari
Reutlingen
Erich Plenge
Sulingen
Sherman Mason
Eustaico
Leaven Gordon
NAACP
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Islands
Maryland National Bank
South Market St. Frederick
FDIC
Maryland National Banks
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