Cold Wave Ends By Weekend In Maryland Reporting
Cold wave curbs temperatures in Frederick County as a Florida comparison shows milder air here this morning. Officials note drought and low water levels across the Potomac watershed with near critical groundwater supplies and a 600 million gallon daily flow at Great Falls. Baugh & Sons Co. announces acquisition of nearly all Dorchester Fertilizer Co. stock in Cambridge.
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Frederick County
Florida
Southlands
Sunshine State
Tallawassee
Fla
Tampa
Miami
Fishing Creek
Harold Weddle
Interstate Commission On the
Potomac River Basin
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Potomac
Great Falls
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Department of Health
Carl J. Johnson
Commission
Baltimore
Baugh & Sons Co
Dorchester Fertilizer Co
Cambridge
Record dog tag sales surge after Mt. Pleasant attack
County Treasurer Charlotte W. Yarrell reports 409 dog licenses sold since last Tuesday as officials crack down on unlicensed dogs after nine year old Donald Smith was mauled. Three dogs involved were killed or euthanized. Smith improves at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Charlotte W. Yarrell
Donald Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Yarrell
Party Affiliation Changes Ahead of Primary in Frederick
Voters may switch party affiliation through next Tuesday to vote in the May 19 primary. County election officials report 27 874 eligible voters with 15 622 Democrats 11 764 Republicans and 488 declines. The slate includes president vice president U S senator and two House seats. Final candidate filing is March 9.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Court House
U. S
House of Representatives
Frederick County
Senate
J. Glenn Beall
House of Representative
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Carlton Sickles
Continuing Talks On Pulp Plant Strike In Washington
In Washington AP report says contract talks at an impasse between West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. management and the United Paper Workers and Paper Makers union continued with federal mediator Gilbert McCutcheon. McCutcheon noted no settlement yet but expected progress later and could not predict duration of talks.
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Washington
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
United Paper Workers and Paper Makers Union
Gilbert McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Ministers to discuss Volunteer Hospital Chaplaincy Program
The Frederick County Ministerium will review the Volunteer Hospital Chaplaincy Program at a Monday 10 a.m. meeting at the Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev. Clyde Shallenberger of Johns Hopkins leads, with Rev. David Blackwelder as chair and Rev. Donald Haas arranging devotions. A film by the AMA committee will be shown.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Clyde Shallenberger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Per P. David ‘Oungdahi
David Blackwelder
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Donald Haas
Committee On Medicine and Religion
The
American Medical Association
Rezoning Requests Withdrawn Near Meadowbrook Estates
Five rezoning requests for more than 150 acres around Meadowbrook Estates near Germantown were withdrawn per James Brockett. The Meadowbrook Civic Association condemned high rise and low density garden apartments and feared loss of community character. Peter J. Firra owned the land and had sought residential to commercial and apartment zoning. The association had planned a November 25 meeting to pursue legal action if needed.
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Meadowbrook Estates
Germantown
James Brockett
Atomic Energy Commission
Meadowbrook Association
Brockett
Peter J. Firra
Eisenhauer Named To State Cancer Society Board
The Maryland Division American Cancer Society announces Joseph F. Eisenhauer IT to the statewide board. He is mayoral aide and longtime newspaper columnist active in cancer control and led the county Cancer Crusade. The division funds the cervical cancer detection survey in Frederick County.
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Maryland
American Cancer Society
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
Cause of Cancer Control
E. Paul Magaha
Cancer Crusade
Frederick County
South Market Street
Lucille Howard
Clergymen Oppose Maryland State Lottery Plan
Baltimore AP report shows Rabbi Abraham Shusterman and Bishop John Wesley Lord opposing a proposed state lottery as weak morals and bad economics. The Catholic Review questions safeguards and impact on those most at risk. Legislation requires two thirds in both houses and voter approval next November.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Abraham Shusterman
John Wesley Lord
Hyman Pressman
Catholic Review
General Assembly
William L. Hodges
D-Bal
Committee For
Crippled Oil Tanker Dynafuel Sinks After Collision
A 3100-ton Dynafuel sank near Buzzards Bay minutes after separating from the Norwegian freighter Veraview. A 20-foot hole in her side from the collision left no crew aboard. The crash occurred 10 miles west of the Cape Cod Canal in fog, ending 25 hours after impact.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cape Cod Canal
JFK Pushes Tax Cut Amid Labor Cheer
A political item notes John F. Kennedy advocating a tax cut while drawing cheers from labor leaders. The scene features attendees including Mrs. Edgar H. McBride and Dr. Pearce among others at a Scott Key Hotel event.
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JFK
Kennedy presses tax cut as unions cheer in New York
President Kennedy told an AFL CIO convention in New York that Congress should promptly pass his 11 billion tax cut bill. He cited four million unemployed and criticized GOP figures Rockefeller and Goldwater while urging a strong economy to create millions of jobs. He warned against selling TVA and pressed for higher wages and jobs programs.
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New York
Kennedy
Aflcio
Congress
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Goldwater Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
South America
Top Medical Men Discuss Hypertension For Nurses
Speakers at a nursing hypertension symposium at the Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed essential and malignant hypertension. Dr. Martin L. Singewald noted blood pressure alone does not diagnose hypertension, stressing repeated exams and individualized treatment. Dr. R. Patterson Russell outlined tests and diagnosis, while Dr. Francis J. Borges examined drug therapy to extend life and reduce cardiovascular risk.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
United States
Martin L.singewald
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Singewald
R. Patterson Russell
Russell
Francis J. Borges
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Edgar H. McBride
A. Austin Pearce
Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Safeways Here Not Feeling Strike Yet
Ralph Ward, manager at the Safeway in Prospect Shopping Center, says the truckers strike will not affect local stores for up to a week. If the strike lasts longer than seven days, the store would source meat produce and milk locally. The Teamsters Local 639 strike began Thursday, affecting 221 Safeway stores in the Washington area.
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Safeway
Prospect Shopping Center
Ralph Ward
West Seventh Street
Ward
Oldtimers Recall 75 Years of Yellow Springs Band
The Yellow Springs Band celebrated its 75th anniversary with reminiscences on past concerts and transportation. Director Charles C. T. Stull noted shifts from band wagons and horses to steam trains and autos, while Fen ton Harris recalled early bands in neighboring towns. About 60 attendees joined the hall event as members reflected on a long musical journey.
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Yellow Springs
Sallie Anderson
Charles C. T. Stull
Stull
Fenton Harris
Harris
Charlesville
Brunswick
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Feagaville
Wellsville
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Smith
Young Smith
J. F. Eisenhauer
Frank J. Keefer
William Heath
Georgetown University
Mary E. Farr
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Francis
Oldtimers
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