Air Defense Controversy In Congress Over Retaliation Limits
A heated dispute in Congress and within defense circles centers on U S air defense capabilities and potential retaliation options. General Maxwell D Taylor advocates centralizing command under Continental Air Defense, challenging Army Air Force control and Nike Hercules anti missile deployment. The debate weighs technical defense efficacy against inter service rivalries to best secure national defense.
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Congress
Defense Command
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Air Force
E Ee. Partridge
Continental Air Defense Command
United States Air Defense Command
Senate Milita Committee
Taylor
Pentagon
New Field In Farming Prices and Ownership Shift
Government programs and testing add complexity to farming alongside costly equipment and rising absentee ownership. The Midwest report notes many farms are now owned by nonresident or retired operators, with widows and heirs increasingly managing operations as a new trend emerges.
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Micwest
Kilian to Return to MIT as Science Advisor
The House announced the nomination of Dr James A Kilian as special assistant to the President for science and technology. Kilian will return to MIT from leave and will be succeeded at MIT by Harvard chemist Dr George Bogdan Kistiakowsky. Kilian hopes to return by mid July resigning for personal reasons. President Eisenhower praised the work's vital importance to national security and education.
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James A. Kil Yan
Science and Technology
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
George Bogdan Kistiakowsky
Harvard University
Eisenhower
Kiev
Russia
White House
Killien
MIT
United States
State Roads Crew Cuts Narrow Strip Near Home
A reader reports Maryland State Roads Commission workers cut only a 6-foot strip along the highway on land acquired for the freeway. The writer asked for taller weeds to be cut along a 500-foot frontage but was told orders came from the Baltimore office.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commiss
Residents urge Maryland to address highway weed patches
Mrs Charles E Hargett of Frederick Md writes May 26 1959 criticizing state road crews for neglecting large weed patches along highways and proposing roadside signs to urge officials to keep Maryland beautiful She notes the weeded area will spread and become an eyesore and hazards while offering readers to contact the State Roads Commission in Baltimore to demand action.
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State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Charles E. Hargett
RFD
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 38, 1905 highlights a local baseball opening game at Frederick where Heagerstown defeated the home club 3 to 2. Patsy Maher, the local pitcher, struggled with poor form as Wes C. Zacharias and A. J. Enchelberger present a parade. George Dletow is noted in passing.
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Frederick
Heagerstown
Patsy Maher
Wes C. Zacharias
A. J. Enchelberger
George
Andy Dletow
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago May 28 1939 items note changes in county offices and officials. Frederick at Woodshero successor to late William Cur Shall, Baer as county examiner appointed by a new state reform converting coroners to examiners. Roosevelt approves a loan contract for slum areas.
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Mesherr - Proml
Frederick At
Wiliam B. Cur Shall
Woodshero
R W. Baer
Frederick
Roosevelt
Barbara Fritchie Re Enactment At Scout Circus
A large turnout joined the Barbara Fritchie re enactment during the Scout Circus at Griffith Stadium Washington with an estimated attendance of 20000. Organizers including Roser Cann and Dr Charles E Broadrup led planning as Governor O Connors signaled housing and road authority bills. various Explorer Scouts contributed to the Confederate and Union scenes.
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Wal Dum
Sione
Ty i
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R. D. Wiison
Bers
The
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Drais Plaudits
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Roser Cann
Griffith Stadium
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Broadrup
Carter
Stonewall Jackson
R. D Wilson
Fred Broadrep
Explorer
al McHer
R. BD. Hammond
William G. Rosessler
Robert H. Wilson
W. Jerome Offut
Women’s Short Course Registration At Winchester
The annual Women’s Short Course gathers homemakers from Myersville to Ballenger Town and Middletown with demonstrations and tea. Attendees register Wednesday. events include Color Guard colors, speech by George Sundberg, and university week activities at the University of Maryland.
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Beatrice Auan
Wes
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Lider
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Hyhumnan
Howard Tls Gardrer Gremk
Adele Miller
Acted
Myersville
Bowers
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Charlesvill
Paul Crum
East Frederick
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Siddletoun
Virst Doub
Middletown
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Urba Dutrow
Ballenger
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Merrylanders
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Freder
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3Rd Infantry Regiment
Fort Meyer
George Sundberg
Ernest Groening
Alaska
Uni
Ington
Fotk Versity
Wilson Elkins
Dion
Mrs
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Ad- Andress
Mozart Group
Prom, clubs, and teen activities shape Frederick spring
Teens report a busy season with proms across the county including a dramatic missing car incident at Frederick School. A new Teen Club forms under George, with elected officers and 25 cent monthly dues. The Fort Detrick Teen Club meeting is set for May 31 and the Frederick Municipal pool opens June 13.
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Thomas Eichelberger
Ray Dorsey
Arthur Stern
Sharon Keteell
Peggy Heflin
Carole Cramer
Braddock Heights
Frederick City
Frederick Municipal
Fort Detrick
Deaths in Maryland Area Prompt Obituaries and Funeral Details
James Henry Castle of McKavz died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after illness. His mother and several children survive. body at home with funeral at Oak Hill Church near Woodshoro conducted by Rev. Harry Engle. Howard Russell Ecker, 56, of LeGore, an employee of S. W. Barrick and Sons Lime Company, died of a heart attack at work. Autopsy to determine cause. Surviving are wife, two children Sally Anna and Franklin, brothers and sisters. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Powell and Harizler directors. Samuel Tilghman Houser, 76, of Samples Manor, died May 22 in Westernland Hospital after a long illness. Unmarried, survived by siblings. body at Eackles chapel then moved to the Pleasant Manor church.
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McKavz
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Cemete Ang Son
Howard RK. Ecker
Howard Russell Ecker
LeGore
S. W. Barrick and Sons Lime Company
Frederick Memorial Ital
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Ais
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Franklin
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Norman C. Ecker
le Gore
Bruce Wilhide
York
Oak Hill
Samuel Tilghman Houser
Samples Manor
Jarvers Ferry
Western Land Hospital
Jacob Tilghman Houser
Martha Heines Houser
Jesse H
Dargan
Eackles 1
Plesanor
Blue Cross Seeks Major Rate Increase In Md Plan
Maryland Blue Cross asked the State Insurance Department for a large rate hike affecting about 9 percent of its 1,033,000 subscribers. The filing also proposes a new policy allowing subscribers to cover part of hospital costs with a deductive type contract, increasing maternity and daily hospital rate benefits.
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State Insurance Department
E Blue Cross
Funerals Held for Hildebrand Spangler Yingling Victims
Funeral services were conducted for Mi Cecelia Hildebrand at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Paul Sb Althouse officiating. Pallbearers included George Schroeder Jr and Edward L Pease. interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also held were services for Charles A Spangler at M L Creager funeral home in Thurmont with Rev. Eugene R MecVicker officiating. pallbearers listed. interment in Blue Ridge cemetery. Finally funeral rites for Effie E Yingling at Calvary Methodist Church. casket bearers named. entombment at Frederick Memorial Park cloister. R E Dailey and Son directing.
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Homewood Church
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Thurmont
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Norman Fogle
Veron Fisher
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Effie E Yingling
Jesse E Sting
North Wiket Street
North Market Street
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Harry W. Zimmerman
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Howard Azne
Millard Crum
Eimes Singer
Frederick Memorial Park
R. E. Dailey and Son
State summer workers face 714 hours a day plan
State employees were proposed to work their usual 8 hours in summer due to air conditioning, but the Board of Public Works rejected the plan. They had also granted tomorrow off to offset Memorial Day. The board includes Gov Tawes, Comptroller Goldstein, and Treasurer Miles. The market rose modestly early today with gains in chemicals electronics and selected issues.
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Ces
Board of Public Works
New York
Double Shifts For Prince Georges Schools
HYATISVILLE Md AP increased enrollment will force double shifts for 7500 Prince Georges County students next fall. Superintendent William Schmidt told the school board that within six years at least 2000 more high school students will be needed, with new buildings costing over 18 million dollars.
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Prince Georges County
Wiliam S. Schmidt
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Sick City Police Lt Ralph Potts at Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick City Police Lt Ralph Potts on Hamilton avenue has been at Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Ne_w Savior returned to her Walkersville home Wednesday after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. George E May of East Church Street, a surgical patient there for three weeks, is improving. Norman Sw of RFD 6, patient since May 4, is as well as can be. Cecil of Lime Rain on Monday moved to a Convalescent Home in Miedieos n.
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Hamilton Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Nete Savior
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George E. May
East Church Street
Norman Sw. Rfd
Cecil
Miedieios N
Mercersburg Academy Graduation Nears Two-Day Festivities
Mercersburg Pa seniors will receive diplomas Sunday May 31 at the sixty sixth commencement led by Headmaster Charles He presiding. The event closes two days of school festivities with a 2 p.m. ceremony. Mr Hishhouse is a member of the American Society of Glassblowers. Sheltonerry turns 41 Friday. Mrs Elmer A High of Woodsboro has returned to Corning Glass Center after attending the fourth symposium and annual meeting.
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Elmer A. Highouse
Woodsboro
Corning Glass
Ft American Scientsblowers Society
Hishhouse
Mercersburg
Mercers Academy
Charles
Planning and Zoning Rules in Frederick County
A notice from the Planning and Zoning Commission at Winchester Hall states that any plan to build add to alter a structure locate a trailer erect a billboard develop a subdivision or change land use generally requires permits before work begins. Landowners should check zoning spector for permit requirements.
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Planning & Zoning Commission OF
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
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