Reservoirs Proposed For Potomac
Army Engineers propose 12 major reservoirs with River Bend dam near Great Falls and 409 headwater structures across Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia to meet Potomac basin water needs for 50 years. Costs range 408 to 506 million with public meetings planned through December.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Potomac River
River
Grea Falls
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Charles McC. Mathias
Potomac
Garrett
Allegany
Byrd and Robertson
Mathias
Frederick
River Bend
Monocacy River
North Branch
Bloomington
W. Va
Savage River
South Branch
Petersburg
Opequon Creek
Winchester
North Fork Shenandoah
Brook's Gap
Middle River
Staunton
Shenandoah River
Charles Town
Back Creek
West Virgina
Licking Creek
Tonoloway Creek
Springfield
Shenandoah
South Fork
Front Royal
Shenandeah
Little Cacapon River
Lower Shenandoah
Lower South Branch
Smnallee
Cumberland
Saunion
Moorefield
Chamberstars
From. Royal
Persian's Trial Delayed Amid Court Proceedings
The trial of Persian was postponed as December dates and court actions shifted. Attorney General Thomas B. Fins testified about farm war era policies and linked legal actions to firms led by Edward Bennet, with further testimony anticipated from family savings officials.
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I On Chee
NATO Head Cites Force Increase in Europe
Paris AP Western ground forces will be 25 percent stronger in Central Europe by year end Gen Lauris Norstad says NATO aims to 25 divisions in Central Europe with new commitments. Stahr notes 200 000 more U S troops and 6 more divisions ready to deploy as part of a broader buildup to deter a Soviet attack.
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Paris
Europe
Lauris Norstal
Army
Elvig J. Stahr Jr
Homme
U.S. 7Th Army
United States
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dirk A. Stikker
NATO
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Charles de Gaulle
Free World
Norstad
Norway
Tur- Pind
Stahr
Insurance Required On Crash Victims
A spokes man for the Independent Air Lines Association said Imperial Airlines must maintain minimum liability insurance per seat or percent of seats. The Imperial crash near Richmond on Nov. 8 killed 74 Army recruits and 77 of the 7 local residents aboard. the plane had 96 seats, implying at least 3,225,000 in total insurance for victims, with crew covered separately under Workmen's Compensation.
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Washington
Independent Air Lines Association
Imperial Airlines
Imperial
Richmond
Motherwell Conviction Reduced by California Supreme Court
California Supreme Court upholds appeals ruling reducing Larry Lord Motherwell from first to second degree murder for the death of Pearl Putney. He was convicted in 1960 in Denville and sentenced to life with possible parole after seven years. the appeals court found no proof of premeditation or robbery motive.
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Sacramento
Calif
California State Supreme Court
Larry Lord Motherwell
High Court
Edward G. Bernard
Downieville
Motherwell
Pearl Putney
Washington, D. C
3Rd District Court of Appeals
New Police Head Named in Soviet Secret Police Reorganization
Moscow AP reports Vladimir E. Semichastny, former Young Communist League official, named to head the Soviet secret police replacing Alexandr N. Shelepin. The move aims to quell fears the agency regains power after Beria’s 1953 downfall, with Khrushchev among the onlookers. Semichastny’s record includes Azerbaijian party work and a 1958 Pasternak critique.
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Moscow
Young Communist League
Secret Police
Vladimir E. Semichastny
Alexandr N. Shelepin
Soviet Communist Party
Shelepin
Semichastny
Boris Pasternak
Young Commuist League
Khrushchev
Semichasiny
Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Annual Baltic armory event with cabaret proceeds
The Wasren band avi will host the annual dee BFS am event at the esthi chanty hall. The 1953 launch marks the yearly program with the armory decorated and the Sables arranging a cabaret style show. Proceeds from the ball will be distributed as planned.
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Wasren
Avi
Dee Bfs Am
Slannink
Eesti
Sables
Frederick County survey by Coady Associates explores residents homes
A Frederick County survey by Coady Associates from Hagerstown visits homes door to door asking if residents own property if they and spouses are employed locally how many children they have work hours view on the school system civic effort and local industry growth The goal is to identify permanent residents likely to form a stable labor force and market for new industry in the area A team of two Hagerstown women will continue the survey in the city over the coming days.
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Frederick County
Coady Associates
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Fic
Hageersien
Frederick
Barn Fire Damages Home Yet No Injuries Reported
A small barn burned causing substantial loss with clothing and other items inside. Firefighters arrived promptly and estimated damage at 118 dollars. A grandmother and two small children were home but escaped unharmed.
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Imetas
Foreign Students Top 50 000 Study in U S Seek Better Selection
A study by Cornell's John McConnell warns that over 50 000 foreign students in the United States risk becoming anti American. It calls for drastic overhaul of selection, preparation, and programs to ensure better integration and safety, with federal grants for counseling testing language centers and orientations.
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Kansas City
United States
American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities
John McConnell
Cornell University
U.S
William Lederer
Lederer
Japan
China
Germany
United Fates
Empty Chairs Show Death Toll at Maryland Safety Event
Maryland Safety Commission held a 511 chair lunch in a hotel ballroom to honor every motor vehicle death in the state last year. Paul Burke Jr. noted the display while a separate appeal over a damages award drew attention to a neck injury case from May 1999 involving Grace Wilhelm and a parked state car.
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Baltimore
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Maryland
Paul E. Burke Jr
The
Safety Commission
Burke
Grace Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Butke
General Hershey to address local Boy Scouts dinner
Lt. Gen. L. B. Hershey will speak at the Francis Scott Key District annual recognition dinner for Scouters at West Frederick High School starting 6 30 p m. District leaders Dr Charles E Broadrup and Roger W Cann will present citations honoring unit leaders veterans awards camping and leadership efforts. Tickets available from district Scouters or Cann.
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L. B. Hershey
West Frederick
iTo
Charles E. Broadrup
Roger W. Cann
Fort Detrick
Philmont
Harshey
Boy Scouts
Francis Scott Key
Broadrup
Roger Cann
Father Thorning Urges Kennedy to Unite Hemisphere on Castro
Arlington delegates from 17 colleges, including American University and George Washington University, hear Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning urge President Kennedy to use his position to pressure Latin American leaders to back Colombia, Costa Rica, and Peru against Fidel Castro. He cites Venezuela’s break with the Castros and predicts a near two‑thirds OAS vote with White House support to push pro‑freedom measures. Other speakers include Dr. George Sokolsky and Aldo Raffa.
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Arlington
American University
George Washington University
Trinity College
Georgetown University
Marjorie Webster College
Mt. Vernon Seminary
University of Maryland
Columbia University
Fordham University
Marymount College
Joseph F. Thorning
World Affairs
John F. Kennedy
Colombia
Costa Rica
Peru
Fidel Castro
Maryland
Venezuela
Castro
Fidel
Raul
Freedom
Organization of American States
Berlin
Kennedy
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Chile
Jorge Allessandri
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Nalions
New World
Goulart
Alessandri
Lopez Mateos
Frondizi
Alliance For Progress
White House Action
George Sokolsky
Aldo Raffa
the American University
Herbert J. Clancy
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CATTLE ON BROAD TRAFFIC CONTINUES IN MARYLAND
State Police report remains of three pure Angus cattle killed by a freight train near the PEPCO plant late Sunday. Two stray cattle found near Frederick Freeway on Route 40 were placed with a local farmer while authorities seek the owner. Cattle on Alternate Route 40 at Funkstown bridge were later missing.
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BROAD
PEPCO
Frederick
Cate
Hagerstown
Funkstown Bridge
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E. Patrick St
Wan
Lincoln
MOYER
Coblentz & Main
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Kaempf & Harris
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Glass & Mirror
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