100 Nurses Attend Civil Defense Workshop
About 100 nurses attended two Civil Defense workshops at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School rooms. Officials urged boosting funds and interest, with Col. Frederick S. Matthews outlining mass disaster plans and Col. John M. Welch stressing hospital readiness outside danger zones.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pat Gordon
Gordon
Nellie Smn
Public Health Department
Frederick S. Matthews
Maryland C. Defense Agency
Cir
John M. Welch
State Agency
Maryland
Fredericks County
Robert H. Pilgrim
Cong
County Civil Defense Organization
Pilgrim
Frederick
L. H. Crickenberger
Civil Defense Agency
Walter Reed Hospital
Morris M. Goldberg
Katheleen W. Phillips
Delores L. Gumskey
Walter Reed Institute of Research
Large Women's Mission Offering Collected at All Saints
About 300 women contributed several thousand dollars at All Saints Episcopal Church to support women workers in mission fields at home and abroad. The service was led by bishops including Rt Rev Novel C. Powell and Rt Rev Harry Lee Doll, with Rev Maurice D. Ashbury and Rev Charles A. Bryan assisting. A luncheon followed the 11 o'clock service, served by the Ladies Bible Class, with attendees from Baltimore City and nearby areas.
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All Saints Episcopal Cburch
A. deBrandi
St. Pauls Ings
St. James At
Brazil
Novel C. Powell
Maryland
Harry Lee Doll
Maurice D. Ashbury
Charles A. Byran
New Market
All Saints
Ashbury
Baltimore City
Mr. diBrandi
United Tank
Cold snap drives county temperatures into the teens and single digits
A sharp Arctic air mass sent readings plummeting across Garrett and surrounding counties. Official lows near 38 at the airport contrasted with county readings as low as 12 at Gambrill State Park, Oak Orchard, and Unionville. Forecasters predict below freezing highs and teens overnight with gusty winds as the cold lingers, while western regions saw even colder zero readings atop Big Savage Mountain.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Ait Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Oak Orchard
Unionville
Norning
Mermland
Big Savage Mountain
Frostburg
Oakland
Garrett County
Cumberland
Town Hill
Hancock
Hagerstown
Randallstown
Pikesvide
Benson
Towson
Conowingo
Waldorf
Waterloo
Salisbury
Easton
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Spectacular Rocket May Be Fired Tonight Over Seaboard
Washington AP reports a spectacular sodium flare rocket may burst over the Eastern seabord at twilight if weather permits. NASA scheduled firings from Wallops Island Virginia with dawn and twilight tests this week, part of an international program tied to the International Geophysical Year. Ten rockets are launched from Cape Canaveral White Sands Wallops Manitoba and other sites to study upper atmosphere conditions. some have already flown successfully.
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Washington
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Seaboard
U. S
Cane Canaveral
Fla
White Sands
N. M
Ft. Churchill
Manitoba
Red Haired FBI Clerk Identifies Abductors in Court
In Baltimore and Washington, a red haired FBI clerk testified naming Ronald E. Garrison age 28 and Joseph Lee Price age 30 as the men who abducted two women, forced them into a car in Washington, and took them toward the Maryland countryside where the assault occurred near Norbeck. The co worker testified to a similar account.
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Baltimore
FBI
U.S
Washington
Fars” Land
Wasington
Norbeck
Ronald £. Garrison
Joseph Lee Price
District of Columbia
Two Arrested In Stabbing Incident In City
City police report two young men, Donald Lyles and Thomas Foreman, both 18, stabbed a Black man four times during a fight on East All Saints Street. Lyles, of New London, and Foreman, of Centerville, face assault and battery charges with $1,080 bond. Foreman was arrested in Rockville on a local warrant and jailed. Lyles was arrested earlier. The attack occurred November 7 near Roger Smith's Tavern. victim Samuels Moore, 35, was hospitalized with four stab wounds at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Detective Sergeants Carty and Boone headed the investigation, noting no provocation.
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East All Saints Street
Donald Lyles
New London
Thomas Foreman
Centerville
Foreman
Rockvile
Montgomery County
Lyles
Samuels Moore
Clarksburg
Roger Smith
East Saint Street
Moore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellis G. Carty
Sherman Boone
Lines
Population Increase Is Threat to Public Health
The American Public Health Association called soaring population growth a threat to the health and well being of millions. It urged integrating family-size regulation into civic health programs and leadership by public health professionals at community to inter-American levels. The policy stresses malnutrition, stress, education limits, and stalled development as impacts.
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New York
American Public Health Assn
Local Group Attends Maryland Education Conference
Frederick County School officials and area parents join about 300 state attendees at the third annual Maryland State Conference on Education in Baltimore. The event focuses on financing public schooling with a Proposed balanced partnership plan that would raise state aid while local governments cover portions of current costs.
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Frederick County
Department of Education
Bilding
Jerome Frampton Jr
Federalsburg
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Wesley Dorn
Gov
Tawes
William A. Gunter
Cumberland
Edward M. Bernstein
Washington
Wiliam S. Schmidt
Prince George's County
Two Cars Damaged In Catoctin Furnace Collision
Two cars sustained heavy damage in a collision about 5 PM Tuesday near U.S. 15 at Catoctin Furnace. Kirke Westfall and Carrie Mae Gomm escaped injury. Westfall charged with improper passing after both vehicles suffered about $500 damage.
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U.S
Catoctin Furnace
EL. Nicewarner
Kirke Gaylord Westfall
Elko
Nev
Carrie Mae Gomm
Thurmont
Westfall
Carroll Edward Sayler
Union Bridge
Fountain School Road
Maryland 31
Lawler
Nicewarner
John Robinson
Five Day Foretcast Highlighting Aid Corruption Allegations
Congressman Harris B McDowell reports from Australia evidence of waste and corruption in U S foreign aid in the Far East. On a six week tour of 37 countries he cites both officials and local governments as responsible, while noting some programs show commendable success in agriculture and people to people work.
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Washington
Harris B. McDowell
D-Del
Fom
Australia
United States
Far East
McDowell
Hirram Fong
Hawaii
Canerra
Honolulu
Wake Island
iTokyo
Seoul
Okinawa
Formosa
Ho Kong
Viet Nam
Manila
New Zealand
United Is
Focal
Ment Agenci
Three-Year-Old Boy Eats First Food Ever In His Life
Phillip Culpepper of Kermit Texas was fed through a surgically created stomach opening after birth due to a blocked esophagus and no rectal opening. Doctors announced the child had eaten his first food, a milestone as the family plans returning home with foster parents in about two weeks.
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Houston
Tex
Phillie
Culpepper
Rome
API
Spoon
B. R. Sen
India
U. N
FAO
Texas
Steve Culpepper
Sulpepper
Stephen
Juvenile Suspect in Lorna Lax Slaying Recalled in Calif
Kentfield California sheriff says 12 year old Lorna Lax was probably killed by a juvenile using a pair of scissors. Investigators rounded up five pairs of scissors with one believed able to inflict fatal abdominal wounds. The weapon’s location was not disclosed.
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Kentfield
Calif
Louis Mountanos
Lorna Lax
Tawes Seeks 2.5 Million for Spring Grove Hospital Upgrade
Governor Tawes announced plans for a 2.5 million dollar appropriation to build a central administrative service building at Spring Grove State Hospital, expanding to three 100 bed units, and to finish a 200 bed infirmary at Catonsville. He framed mental hospital modernization as a state priority and praised late Dr. Clifton Perkins.
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Baltimore
Tawes
General Assembly
Central Administrative Service
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catons_ ‘ville hospital
Council of Women's Auxiliaries of
Maryland Stat Mental Hospitals
Spring Grove
Maryland
Clifton T. Perkins
Soviet Premier Khrushchev cites 250 rockets with hydrogen warheads
Khrushchev told Soviet journalists that one factory produced 250 rock ets with hydrogen warheads in a year, enough to raze four enemies. He said the government is ready to sink them in the sea for peace if others follow suit. Defense Department had no immediate comment on whether these referred to intercontinental or medium range missiles.
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Moscow
Nikita Bherushchev
Alore
Khrush‘chery
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Washington
Defense Department
Cold Wave Hits East and Dixie With Record Lows
A prewinter cold wave pushed arctic air into the East and the Deep South, bringing temperatures in the 20s to 30s. North and midwest readings fell to subzero in places, while the Southeast saw many cities reach near 23 degrees and snow flurries appeared in parts of the Northeast. The rapid drop followed record lows in the Midwest, with notable readings across Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Mid-Continent
Heart of
Dixie
Northland
North Central
Midwest
Carolinas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Anchorage
Alaska
Flrida
Virginias
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Kentucky
Tennessee
Rapid Citr. I D
Denver
Mercury
Danville
Meridian
Miss
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Green Ville
S.C
Batam Rouge
San Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
Charlotte, N.C
Lake Charles
Nearly Blind Youth Celebrates Christmas
Philadelphia AP reports seven year old Jackie Foster, facing likely blindness from cancer, celebrates Christmas at home with a tree and gifts including a toy rifle. His parents hope for one more Christmas before he enters Wits Eye Hospital Wednesday to await a fate no miracle can prevent.
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Philadelphia
Jackie Foster
Foster
Jackie
Wits Eye Hospital
iJackie
Berries Safe To Eat Say Producers At Meeting
Washington AP Cranberry producers testified that market berries are safe to eat and urged Secretary Flemming to reassure the public. Ambrose Stevens of Ocean Spray said 1958 harvested berries and 10 million pounds of fresh fruit are pure, despite traces of the weed killer Aminotriazole found in some lots. Stevens outlined a five point plan to separate clean berries from contaminated ones, with testing as the current method.
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Washington
Cranter Fy
Arthur S. Flemming
Ambrose E. Stevens
Food and Drug Administration
Stevens
Flemming
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc
Department of Agriculture
Half Frozen Woman Dies Of Exposure In Chicago
Two women were found nearly frozen. Marilyn Johnson, 32, died at Cook County Hospital. Jewel Dean Pounds, 48, was found on a second floor porch and survived after being beaten and robbed. Johnson was found in her apartment with night clothes, open windows, and heat off. Pounds’ condition improved to fair. police suspect assault.
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Chicago
Marilyn Johnson
Jewel Dean Pounds
Cook ,County Hospital
Soviet Ships Cause Great Concern at North Atlantic Navy Briefing
NATO Commander Adm. Jerauld Wright warned Washington that Soviet fishing vessels in the North Atlantic may disguise military activity such as oceanographic surveys. He said ballistic submarines will threaten NATO sea lanes by 1963 and urged broader Allied defense contributions including convoy escorts, ASW, and maritime air support to protect the Atlantic.
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Washington
North Atlantic
NATO
Adm
Jerauld Wright
Wright
Russia
North America
America
NATO ‘Alliance
NATO Parliamenitarians
Atlantic
Canada
United States
Marines Seek 200000 Man Force to End Ceilings
Washington AP report outlines Marine Corps push for congressional approval to lift the 175000 ceiling and add about 25000 to reach 200000. Brig Gen Lewis C Hudson notes current strength 173000. Camp Lejeune 2nd Division maintained as a rapid battalion force. Bomb crash near Windsor Missouri kills four aboard a US Air Force B47 from McConnell AFB.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Congressional
Lewis C Hudson
Congress
Tte
Omce
Budsen
Marine Iaif
Camp Lejuene
N.C
Windsor
Here
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
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