Air Show Slated for Frederick Armed Forces Day Event
Frederick hosts Armed Forces Day with a 2 pm air show by 16 jets from the 149th Tactical Fighter Squadron Delaware Air National Guard. A helicopter demonstration follows at 3:30 pm, plus a 2:30 pm band concert by the Second U. S. Army Band at Fort Detrick.
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Frederick
Armed Forces
Fort Detrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Chaiman
Armed Forces Day Committee
Arthur J. Emerson Jr
149Nd Tactical Fighter Squadron
Delaware Air National Guard
Newcastle
Delaware
D. H. Saunderson
Detrick
U. S. Army Band
Army Chemical Center
Saunderson
Usth
Maryland National Guard
Fort Meade
AAA
Tom Cunningham
East Coast
O’opossumtown Pike
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross
Gulf Air Patrol
Kenneth L Bechtold
Atomic Energy Commission
Army-Navy-Air Force
Detrick Army Garrison
U.S. Army
Elmer Highhouse
Array Chemical Corps
L. A. Parks
Cunningham
Ramsburg
Citizens Committee
Parks
Frederick County
Heart Unit Supports Scientist at University of Maryland
Dr Frank H Wilcox assistant professor poultry physiology at the University of Maryland College Park campus will receive a Frederick County Heart Association grant to study genetic factors in cholesterol development in blood as related to heart disease He will speak on his project at the annual dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel presided by J Alfred Catsail The Maryland Heart associations Maryland Heart Chapters and Frederick unit total research funding exceeds 120000 according to Mrs George B Douglas executive secretary
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College Park
University of Mary- Jang
Frederick County Heart Association
Frank H. Wilcox
University of Maryard
Wilcox
Francis Scott Rey
University of Maryland
Local
Heart Association
Maryland
American Heart Association
Heart Association of Maryland
Maryland Heart
Frederick County
George B. Douglas
Luray Meeting Slates Potomac River Basin Issues
More than 100 representatives of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin gather in Luray Virginia to discuss Shenandoah water resources. Frederick County officials Nelson Lof tus and Donald Boyer attend as part of the regional preservation effort for the Potomac basin spanning about 14 500 square miles and 2 300 000 residents.
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Interstate Commission On
Luray
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Frederick County
Nelson Loftus
Donald Boyer
Pars
Potomac
Commission
Congress
Giant Balloon Shot Fails to Reach Orbit in NASA Test
The United States attempted to place a 100 foot orb inflatable reflector satellite into a high orbit as a relay for long range radio. The Thor Delta rocket second stage delivered the payload but a failure of attitude jets and control left ground observers unable to confirm orbit. NASA plans another test before year end with twelve rockets on order aiming to test inflatable spheres and solar power devices.
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CAF
Canaveral
Fia
United States
Isre
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
NASA
Fies
Fort Detrick to Receive 334000 for Research Facilities
U S Senator J Glenn Beall announced Fort Detrick will get 334000 for research development and tests facilities. Maryland is set to receive a total of 222525000 in military construction contracts under the Military Construction Authorization Bill approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee. California was the only state with a larger total authorization.
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Fort Detrick
U. S
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Beali
California
Custodian Cut by Rotary Mower at West Frederick Junior High
Donald Plunkard head custodian at West Frederick Junior High School suffered a severe laceration to his left toe when his foot entered a rotary mower blade around 11 this morning. He was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital after the incident while talking with a fellow custodian during grounds maintenance.
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Donald Plunkard
West Frederick
Plunkard
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Prinkard
Stevenson Denounces Spy Plane Blunder in Summit Controversy
Adlai E. Stevenson condemned the Eisenhower administration for the May 1 U2 downing, saying the incident harmed America’s standing and the summit’s prospects. He urged prayers for President Eisenhower’s Paris mission and urged scrutiny of timing and handling while backing intelligence needs.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Paris
Soviet Union
America
University of Chicago
Truman Endorses Symington for Democratic Nomination
Former President Harry S. Truman endorsed Senator Stuart Symington for the Democratic presidential nomination. At a Chicago news conference Truman praised Symington as the best qualified man and said he could win a large electoral majority. He also commented on Kennedy, the West Virginia primary, and Eisenhower’s nuclear testing stance.
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Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Truman
Executives Club
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
West
Eisenhower
Paris
Hood May Day Art Exhibit Opens at Coffman Chapel Gallery
Hood College presents Fest ival of the Arts featuring Maryland artists from Gallery One on loan. The opening at 7 15 includes works by Jack Davis and others, sculpture by Donald Risley, followed by Hood Choir and Johns Hopkins Glee Club concert.
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Hood College
Maryland
Coffman Chapel
Gallery One
Baltimore
Hood
Jack Davis
Jack Bonsal
Joe Falzone
Jane Frank
Rita Genecia
Eunice Graham
Helen Jacobson
Amalie Rothschild
Robert Wirth
Donald Risley
Hood College Choir
Johns Hopkins University Glee Club
Hadyn
Louage
Fred D. Bennett
U. S. Naval Academy
Cuban students spark anti U S rally at Havana University
More than 15 000 people including workers and militiamen joined a five hour anti American demonstration at Havana University. Speakers accused the United States of planning direct aggression and warned of war, following the killing of an American pilot. The embassy said notices were routine preparedness.
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U. S
Maj
Angel Quevede
UG. S
Latin America
Matthews Edward Duke
Havana
Duke
Border Patrol
Cuba
Federal Aviation
Baton Rouge
Texas
TC. S
Homemaker Selected for McCall's Congress in Washington
Mrs. Grant A Salisbury of Frederick will attend the third National Congress on Better Living in Washington May 16 to 18. She and her family have moved from a suburban home to a farm in Carroll County and plan to restore the house with authentic antiques.
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Grant A. Salisbury
McCall's
United States
National Congress On
Washington
Salisbury
U.S. News and World Report
Frederick
Caroctin Mountains
Eilerton
Tyson Lee
Urbane
Jennie Bussard
Highland
Everton Jackson
Tuc
Kennedy crowded by voters in Frederick amid late arrival
Senator John F. Kennedy drew a throng in Frederick as he arrived late for a campaign stop. He defended primaries as essential and commented on Truman's support for Symington, spoke from a car after City Hall, and interacted with crowds, students, and local officials during a hectic morning.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Frederick
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Truman
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Oregon
Ime Inan
United States
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hood College
Virginia Lewis
Janet Day
Massachusetts
Andrew G. Truxal
Francis Scott Key
Robert Fox
Dassart
Y.M
Cal
James Byron
Williamsport
Maryland
Joe” Iy
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Third National Congress
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