Polaris subs and deterrence shape Cold War outlook
Sir Alec Douglas-Home in London outlines how the Polaris submarine as a second strike weapon has convinced the Soviet Union that war is too dangerous. He notes Khrushchev’s hard rhetoric and urges caution while predicting Britain and the United States will boost missiles and submarines to deter any Soviet reversal of policy.
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United States
Soviet Union
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
London
Khrushchev
West
Alec
China
Cuba
Sir Alec
Stripped Of Soul In Red Wing Schools
Residents protest a School Board decision omitting Christmas and Easter celebrations from public schools, citing Supreme Court rulings. The writer laments loss of religious heritage and urges citizens to oppose the measure and voice their views.
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Red Wing
Minnesota
St. Nick
Hunter Should Take First Step On Farm Property Access
A reader commends the Outdoor Editor Lefty Kreh and Farm Editor C. Millard Hiler Jr. for farm property use debates. The writer, living on a farm and enjoying hunting, says hunters bear the main responsibility to resolve access issues by taking the first step and requesting permission.
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Hunter
News-Post
Youngster Voices Views On Unchained Dogs In The Town
A 1963 letter to The News from Paul S Stull Jr, age 14, argues against killing unchained dogs and supports enforcing dog tag laws to reduce strays. He cites farming needs and the bond of dogs as a reason against chaining. A second letter from Ben L Lagarde II discusses landowner respect and hunting land use.
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the News
B. L. Baker
Paul §S. Stull JR
Walkersville High School
Ben L. LA Garde II
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
The November 14 1913 column notes the YMCA board of directors framed resolutions presented to captains Charles McMathias and Edgar H McBride with a speech by president C E Cline. Prof George Edward Smith’s 63rd birthday is recorded. A water main leak on South Market Street near Dr A L Pearce is reported. Hunters Henry J Show and Norman Boyer bag 25 rabbits and eight birds. The county faces its coldest November day in years with a high of 36. Three county physicians are named as applicants for health officer, plus Deputy Sheriff Harry Deeter and William Miller for county constable Frederick district. The holiday season is noted with Thanksgiving in two weeks and Christmas a month later, and Postmaster Bireley has received the first letter to Santa Claus.
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Y.M.C.A
Charles McC Mathias
Edgar H. McBride
C. E. Cline
George Edward Smith
Frederick
South Markets Street
A.L. Pearce
Henry J. Show
Norman Boyer
Board of County Commissioners
R. V. Hauver
Middletown
William C. Johnson
C.T. Sappington
Harry Deeter
William Miller
Constable Haover
New England
Bireley
Santa Claus
Twenty Years Ago items from The News-Post Files
Excerpts recall a fall on Second and Market sending Mrs. Marshall Grumbine Sr. to Frederick City Hospital. A snowstorm blankets sections of the eastern panhandle with 3 to 4 inches. A South Pacific surgeon notes gas gangrene largely absent there. CPL Bob Burns of Frederick writes from the Southwest Pacific about island life and movie myths. Maryland upland game season opens with scarce ammunition per Harold E. Kolmer.
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Second
Market Streets
Marshall Grumbine
West Fifth Street
Harry E. Carty Co
Frederick City Hospital
West Virginia
Panhandle
South Pacific
Harry C. Hull
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Bob Burns
Frederick Soldier
Southwest Pacific
South Sea Islands
Dorothy Lamour
Maryland
Harold E. Kolmer
The
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Kennedy Opens Northeastern Expressway and Delaware Turnpike
President Kennedy joins Maryland Governor Tawes and Delaware Governor Carvel for the dedication of Maryland’s Northeastern Expressway and the Delaware Turnpike. The two new toll roads will open to traffic at midnight, speeding Washington to New York travel.
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Elkton
Kennedy
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
New York
Delaware Turnpike
J. Mallard Tawes
Elbert N. Carvel
Baltimore
Delaware Line
Nurses to Attend Symposium at Johns Hopkins Hospital
About 150 nurses will participate in a symposium at Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing with speakers including Dr Francis J Borges from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Dr William C Heath of Georgetown University Hospital. The event spotlights hypertension and heart disease care.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Teachers College
Columbia University
Hood College
McBride
Maryland State Board of Examiners of
Johns Hopkins Hospital Nursing School
Francis J. Borges
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Borges
Irom
Loyola College
The
Heart Association of Maryland
William C. Heath
Georgetown University Hospital
Melbourne University
Royal Australian College of Physicians
Local Heart Association
Two Men Charged In Hospital Medicine Theft
Two men were held on theft charges for stealing medicines valued at 11 000 from Union Hospital where they worked. Wallace Gladney, 26, admitted selling the medicine for about 100 dollars weekly. Ernest Owens, 30, also confessed to the thefts.
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Baltimore
Union Hospital
Wallace Gladney
Ernest $. Owens
Rift Valley fracture spans continents and Kenya split
The Rift Valley is a four thousand mile fracture extend ing from Israel to the Indian Ocean. In Kenya the main rift divides into two, with one gap as wide as the distance from Baltimore to Washington. Geologists disagree on the cause of the great rift system.
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Jordan Valley
Israel
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Kenya
Tanganyika
Mozambique
Indian Ocean
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Woman Master Farmer Rose Murren Dies in McSherrystown
Rose Mane Murren 80 the sole Pennsylvania Master Farmer recipient died in her sleep at 221 North Oxford Avenue McSherrystown Pa The Adams County extension service longtime farmer received the Master Farmer award in 1941 and 1942 widow of Edward F Murren She left nine children and was active in church and Catholic women's groups born Emmitsburg Jan 8 1883
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Rose Mane Murren
Pennsylvania
North
Oxford Avenue
McSherrystown
Lawrence C
Mary Small Myers
Emmitsburg
Edward F. Murren
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church
Archconfraternity
Four Million Bond Set For McKaig Estate In Cumberland
Pittsburgh National Bank qualified as executor of H Wallace McKaigs estate and posted a 4 million dollar bond in Allegany County Orphans Court. The estate valued around 3.75 million dollars includes 85 0000 in real estate 1 1 million in securities 1 5 million in cash 25 000 in household items and 18 000 in mortgages. The decedent died October 25 at 81 and left his housekeeper Mrs Lelia Campbell Gould as sole immediate beneficiary with a trust for local education funds and a perpetual charitable foundation in memory of his wife.
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Cumberland
Pittsburgh National Bank
H. Wallace McKaig
Allegany County
MecKaig
Lelia Campbell Gould
Gould
Lalitte Nash McKaig
Frederick
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports multiple births with detailed names and dates. Families include Hough Holly Ann. Ford James Marshall. Smith Jaime Lee. Kelley Terri Lavinia. Hawes Jeffrey Todd. Cavalier Brent Andrew. Fogle Carolyn Lynn. Renner James William. Wise David Galie. LeGore Sally Bernice. Jones Stephen Russell. Onley Keith Jerome. Wilson Jay Allen. Willard Michael Allen.
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Adamstown
Truman L. Kelley Sr
RFD
Mr. Airy
Terri Lavinia
Paul J. Hawes
Brunswick
Jeffrey Todd
Charles A. Cavalier
Brent Andrew
Cavalier
Sandra Eye
W. Va
Gene Fogle
Frederick
Carolyn Lynn
Robert Renner
Woodsboro
James William
Herman J. Wise
Pinewood Drive
David Galie
Darrell LeGore
Sally Bernice
Pfc
Albert R. Jones
East Fifteenth Street
Stephen Russell
Jones
Nancy L. Phillips
Frankfort
William J. Onley
Point of Rocks
Keith Jerome
James C. Wilson
Jay Allen
James Roy Willard
Rocky Ridge
Michael Allen
Funeral Services for Carl Saunders in Clarksburg
Carl W Saunders 21 of Clarksburg died in an auto accident Tuesday near Frederick. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Gartner Funeral Home in Clarksburg. He is survived by his parents Howard F. and Dixie Mae Saunders, grandmother Emma Frances Hawes, and siblings Betty Ellen Mary Agnes James Lewis and Donald Edward Saunders. Interment will be in Forest Oak Cemetery Gaithersburg.
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Carl W Saunders
Clarksburg
Frederick
Gartner Funeral Home
Howard F
Dixie Mae Saunders
Emma Frances Hawes
Betty Ellen
Mary Agnes
James Lewis
Donald Edward Saunders
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg
Advances in Medicine course at Hagerstown in November and December
The University of Maryland School of Medicine will hold a postgraduate course titled Advances in Medicine at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown on November 21 and December 5. Dr Patrick Storey will direct with 24 faculty. sessions cover gynecologic problems anemia cardiac errors pediatric issues and related treatments. Locust swarm advances across Cape Province South Africa prompting government spending about 1.4 million dollars daily to combat a 30 000 square mile invasion.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Washington County
Hagerstown
Patrick 8. Storey
Johannesburg
South Aft
Rica
South Africa
Cape Province
Parakeet Flight Triggers Crash in Colorado Town
In Canon City a snow-flying bird prompted Mrs. Loyd A. Goodyear to swerve and strike a parked car while delivering a parakeet to her sister. Former jockey William Balzaretti now trains thoroughbreds for Castle Rock Fort.
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Canon City
Colo
William Balzaretti
Castle Rock Fort
Deaths of Bennett Cooper Naill noted in notices
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. John M Bennett at 34 from Bethesda after a long illness with private graveside services in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Jacob E L Cooper of Lovettsville died in Columbia Missouri aged 70 with multiple survivors and Friday services in Lovettsville. Ruby A Naill 80 of Gettysburg died at Pape Nursing Home with services Friday in Taneytown and interment in Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery.
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John M. Bennett
Margaret P. Barkman Bennett
John MM. Bennett
U. S. Army
North Market Street
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Bennett
Alice Cline Barkman
Lantz
Alonzo Barkman
Candice P
Mary K. Bennett
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Clarence B. Naill
Ruby Alberta Naill
Gettysburg
Pape
Andrew and
Louise Benner Walker
Charles Finnin
New York City
Frank Shriver
Theron Goulker
Roy Goodermuth
Hanover
George Flickinger
Taneytown
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Lutheran Church Women
Mite Society
C. C. Fuss and Son
Howard W. Miller
Lutheran
Local Health Notes and Medical Updates in Thurmont Area
Among the sick Mrs Nannie Weller returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had surgery and is reported as satisfactory. Mr Sterling M Boone a Mt Airy B and O railroad engineer suffered a heart attack and is in critical condition at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Charles Masser of East Fifth Street is now at her daughter’s Rocky Springs home in satisfactory condition after illness. Mr Elmer Roderick of Boyers Mill Road New Market is confined to bed after a stroke and reported in fair condition. Clerk of the Court Ellis C Wachter remains home recovering from knee surgery. Mr G Ernest Jack Lipps will enter Frederick Memorial Hospital today as a surgical patient.
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Nannie Weller
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Weller
Sterling M. Boone
B&o
Mt. Airy
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Masser
East Fifth Street
Howard T. Dinterman
Rocky Springs
Elmer Roderick
Boyers Mill Road
New Market
Roderick
Ellis C Wachter
Grove Boulevard
G. Ernest
Jack) Lipps
Local Personal News and Family Events Brief
L/Cpl David McKenzie son of Mr and Mrs Elwood McKenzie Edgewood Church Road serving with VMA 533 in Spain on 10 day Christmas leave. He is Frederick High School class of 1961 graduate. Ernest Nasher of Biggs Avenue marked his 56th birthday with Armistice Day celebrations recalling being 11 at 11 1918. Ervin Epping of Gold Beach Oregon and wife announce birth of their first son. Mrs Crum is his grandmother.
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David McKenzie
Elwood McKenzie
Edgewood Church Road
United States Marine Corps
Spain
McKenzie
Frederick High School
Ernest Nasher
Biggs Avenue
Nasher
Ervin Epping
Gold Beach
Ore
Epping
George Crum
Evangelist Graham Preaches at Catholic College Thanks to Jew
AP reports in Asheville that Billy Graham will speak at Belmont Abbey College after Harry Golden arranged the invitation. Graham calls the ecumenical gesture evidence of Christian unity and notes it will be his first sermon before a Roman Catholic body.
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Asheville
N.C
Billy Graham
Harry Golden
Golden
Graham
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont
Wickes Corporation three year learn and earn program
A three year Wickes Corporation training plan uses Delta College and Wickes facilities in a learn and earn sequence. It begins January 6 1964 at Delta College with a 15 week Dellz College trimester followed by a 15 week earning period in a Wickes division.
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Wickes Corporation
Delta
Delta College
Wicks
Frederick Junction
Dellz College
Wickes
Wickes Building Supply Center
David Wallace
Wickes Coroporation
Saginaw
Mich
Panel To Discuss Prayer In Schools In Middletown
A panel of local dignitaries will discuss the Supreme Court ruling on prayer and Bible reading in public schools at 7 30 Sunday evening at the Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue. Panel includes Senator John A Derr Alderman Emmett R Bowlus City Attorney Richard R Burgee and William Burgee. Harry V Frushour Middletown High School principal will chair the meeting. An open forum will follow the panel presentation for questions. Another item notes Army PFC Lyman L Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Join Cunningham of Brunswick assisted in a NATO field training exercise in Germany as part of Operation BIG LIFT ending Nov 5. He served since 1961, trained at Fort Jackson, and is a 1954 Brunswick High School graduate formerly employed at Hillindale Hardware in Silver Spring.
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Supreme Court
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
John A. Derr
Emmett R. Bowlus
Richard R. Burgee
William Burgee
Assessors Office
Harry V. Frushour
Middletown High School
Army
Lyman L. Cunningham
Join
Cunningham
Brunswick
Germany
NATO
3771 Transportation Company
Mannheim
Fort Jackson
D.C
Brunswick High School
Hillindale Hardware
Silver Spring
River Conditions Update at Key Points
The Potomac at Point of Rocks is cloudy and falling while the Monocacy at Buckeystown remains clear and rising. Hydrologists note shifting flow patterns affecting downstream navigation and flood risk assessments.
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Potomac
Buckeystows
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Brown Funeral
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