Farm Credit Associations Meet At Frederick High School
The joint annual meeting of Farm Credit Associations Production Credit and National Farm Loan drew 350 attendees at Frederick High School. Officers reported 1,000 active members and record loans, with rising debt concerns and rate impacts. Changes ahead include renaming to Federal Land Bank Association of Frederick and restructuring titles and appraiser duties. A panel on farm credit preceded a driving incident in which Kenneth Wayne Lerkin was injured en route. Alfonso Lopez, former Colombian president and ambassador to Britain, died at 74 after kidney illness.
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Production Credit and
National Farm Loan
Frederick High School
Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
L. Hoke
Westminster
Production Credit Association
Howard A. Quinn
Pearts
Quinn
Credit Hfe
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown
Ihe
Remsberg
Federal Farm Credit Law
Federal Land Bank Association of
Federal Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration
J. Herbert Snyder
Walkersville
Ward W. Ferrow
Germantown
Alfonso Lopez
London
API
Colombia
Lopez
Britain
New U S Soviet Cultural Pact Signed for 1960 61
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a two year cultural exchange agreement. It covers joint peaceful uses of atomic energy, Moscow New York air talks, radio and TV program exchanges, and potential visits by thousands of Americans and Russians in 1960 and 1961. The pact anticipates the Red Army chorus touring the United States during President Eisenhower’s visit.
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Soscow
United, States
Soviet Union
New York
Red Army
United States
Eisens‘hower
Thanksgiving Observance To Be Quiet In City And County
Thanksgiving Day will be observed quietly with stores and banks closed and government offices shut. The Post Office will operate on a holiday schedule with no deliveries. box service available. Schools recess Wednesday afternoon and reopen Monday. Turkeys cost 39 to 41 cents per pound with some stores as low as 37. Special services planned at churches and holiday meals expected in homes.
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Department of Employment
Five Die In Flash Fire At Suffolk County Home
A flash fire at a two story Bay Shore home on Long Island killed five members of a family including Barabara Mayo 25 Catherine Fiske ll these ages and William Mayo 3 months neice Catherine Fiske ll and mother in law Catherine White 59. William Mayo survived and escaped by jumping from a window after waking others as the roof collapsed trapping occupants. A second note reports a new rule requiring all pilots to fly by instruments by March 16.
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Bay Shore
N.Y
Suffolk County
Long Island
Wiliam Mayo
Mayo
Barbara
Corimne
William Jr
Catherine Fiskell
Catherine White
Ike, Brass Confer On Budget Ike, Brass Confer On Budget
In Augusta Ga the secretaries of the Army Navy and Air Force met with President Eisenhower in his Augusta working quarters at the National Golf Club to discuss the new military budget. Attending were Deputy Secretary of Defense Thomas S Gates Jr Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker Navy Secretary William Franke and Air Force Secretary James H Douglas along with Dr Herbert F York. White House aide Wayne Hawks noted McElroy did not attend and that invitations to a White House breakfast were sent to five Democrats and four Republicans. A Washington conference with congressional leaders is planned for November 30 in lieu of a Dodd proposal.
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Augusta
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Ffrom
Washington
National Golf Club
Defense
Thomass.gates Jr
Wilbert M. Brucker
William Franke
James H. Douglas
Pentaigon
Herbert If. York
Neil H. McElroy
White House
Wayne Hawks
Hawks
Eisenhower Haa
McElroy
Congress
Thomas J.dodd
D-Conn
Harry S. Truman
White [House
Senate
Lyndon’ B. Johnson
Tex
Everett M. Dirksen
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. J. Fulbright
Ark
Alexander Wiley
Wis
House
Sam Barbara
D-Tex
John W. McCormack
Mass
Charles E. Halleck
Ind
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
Robert B. Chiperfield
Max Baer Dies
HOLLYWOOD Cal AP Former heavyweight boxing champion Max Baer died of a coronary attack today.
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Hollywood. Cal
Max Baer
Three Shot To Death In Farm House
A young man Alfred Mario Corradi 18 admitted killing a teenage wife and her sister in a farm house near Troy Missouri. Corradi faced first degree murder charges with prosecutors citing a motive unclear. He described taking hamburgers and fries before the killings and later told his girlfriend, who alerted police.
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Troy
Alfred Mario
Pat) Corradi
Corradi
Peter Grenach
Kappels
AF Poised For Aerial Capsule Catch
Air Force crews attempt a midair grab of a 300 pound capsule ejected from Discoverer VII satellite over the Pacific as part of early spaceflight trials. Monkeys may follow after a successful capture to pave the way for a manned orbital mission. The satellite orbits near the poles at 120 to 1,000 miles from Earth.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Poles
Earth
Drizzle Forecast Dominates Weekend Weather
A cool weekend is anticipated with widespread drizzle and cloudy skies. Forecasters expect clearing tonight with temperatures dipping to the mid 30s, marking the first night near but not above freezing in several days.
The Ballad of Lemuel Hing Court Ruling Clears King
A military court of appeals ruled a former soldier who shipped overseas at Army expense could not be punished as a civilian. The ballad traces Lemuel King’s swindle, his return to duty, then a civilian status ruling that stripped Army jurisdiction. The piece notes the legal whiplash as civilian courts may still weigh in.
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Frankfurt
Germany
St. Louis
King
Two Serious Accidents In City Reported In Half Hour
Two serious accidents occurred within a half hour in the city early today. A 20 year old man, Kenneth Eugene Miers, was rushed to University Hospital in Baltimore after a high speed crash into a power pole at East South and Wisner. He sustained head and facial injuries and was described as in critical condition with potential brain surgery possible. A passenger in his car was treated for injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police continue the investigation and have filed three charges against 15 year old Edwin Scott Storks III for the second crash at the Frederick Fairgrounds, where a borrowed car jumped a curb, damaged a fence, and struck a tree. storks faced multiple traffic charges but was uninjured. Damage to the fairgrounds fence was estimated at 500. The two accidents were being investigated by City Police with ambulance help from the State Police.
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University Hospital
Baltix
Frederick Fairgrounds
Kenneth Eugene Miers
Manor Court
Carrollton Subdivision
East South
Wisner Streets
Myers
Edwin L. Morrison
Baltimore
Wisner
Morrison
Linxx
L. Corle
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore Hospital
Paul Mossburg
Richard Ruthvin
Edwin Scott Storks
West Fourth Street
Storks
James A. Booth
East Fifth Street
Young Storks
James A. Stewart
East Thirteenth Street
Franklin
Patrick Street
Stewart
Booth
Bonih
Kenneth Cashour
Snowman Cometh Weather Forecast Maps Preview
Weather maps display the Weather Bureau’s 30 day outlook from mid November to mid December. The period is an average estimate of temperatures and precipitation rather than a precise forecast.
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Weather Bureau
Boreau
Cuba Passes Law For Foreign Oil Firms Expropriation Move
Havana reports that Cuba's cabinet approved a stiff oil law targeting foreign operators led by Standard Oil, Texaco, and Shell. The measure demands that exploration firms drill or lose rights, imposes a 60 percent royalty, limits concessions to about 19,900 acres, and requires sharing operation data with the Cuban Institute of Petroleum.
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Havana
Ithe
Standard Oil Jand Texaco
Shell Ltd
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuban Institute of Petroleum
Rockefeller Warns Conflicts Endanger U S Economy
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller told the New England Society of Newspaper Editors in Providence that U S economic well being is threatened by conflicts such as the steel strike. The New York governor, a possible GOP presidential candidate, spoke Friday night about labor disputes.
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Providence
R. I Fap
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
New York
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Khrushchev Promises Help for Lithuanian Relatives to Travel
Washington AP Khrushchev may keep one promise by allowing Lithuanian families to visit America. Paulius Leonas, a Chicago broker, said his son and daughter could come soon, possibly before Thanksgiving or Christmas. Leonas noted Khrushchev heard his plea and asked foreign minister Gromyko to arrange it. The couple has not seen their daughter Regina, 20, and son Tomas, 17, for 13 years. Virgil Earp, nephew of Wyatt Earp, dies in Vallejo at age BO.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Paulius Leonas
Chicago
America
Leonas
Kheushchhev
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Regina
Tomas
Arsenic Poisoning Baffles California Family Case
In Covina California investigators probe a mysterious arsenic poisoning affecting six members of the Holt family. Mary Holt and five children suffer recurring symptoms, while Ben Holt contains arsenic in his system. Health and sheriff officials pledge a full-scale probe though authorities report no criminal action yet.
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Covina
Calif
Ben Holt
Mary Holt
Ben Jr
Mary Darlene
Cynthia
Constance
Holt
Hawaiian Volcano Still Erupting
Honolulu AP reports Kaluaea Iki crater lava lake expands toward fissure base as eruption nears. The fountain reaches 800 feet, and the lava lake, now about 100 acres and nearly 300 feet deep, pushes toward a lower point near the fissure. Geological Survey notes the fissure floor is roughly 300 feet below the crater rim.
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Honolulu
Kalauea Iki
U.S. i Geological Survey
Rain Forces Evacuation In Far West
Civil Defense units evacuated fifteen families from NE of Searle as the Hamish River rose five feet above flood stage. Sullaguamish River overflowed a dike near Arlington drawing reports of deaths from a rock slide. Weather across the nation remained unsettled with warming trends east of the Mississippi and in the West, rainfall amounts ranged from 2.39 inches in Olympia to light rain along the East Coast.
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Spy
Pacific Northwest
Civil Defense
Searle
Arlington. Wash
Seattle
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
England
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest
California
Olympia
Wash
Toledo
Seaboard
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Ward
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Earlie
Nevada
Idaho
Moentana
Mass X Ray Project To End In Frederick County
The mass X ray tuberculosis screening ends next week with many residents tested. As of Friday night 5 788 persons were x rayed. Testing for adults continues two days next week with the rest kept open for emergencies. The schedule includes Urbana school Price Electric Barbara Fritenhie plant Braddock Heights fire hall American Optical Aerojet General Bucheimer and others May be a record turnout.
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Freda S. Doll
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Urbana
Price Electric Corporation
Barbara Fritenhie
Braddock Heights
American Optical Company
iAerojet-General Corporation
Bucheimer
Folong Morndar
Two Killed In Car Crashes In Maryland and Baltimore
The Associated Press reports two fatal crashes in Maryland and one in Baltimore. John G. Wilson, 44, of Ridgley, was killed when his westbound car left Maryland 328, struck a concrete bridge, and vaulted 18 feet into the air, injuring no one else. He had about 3000 dollars in checks. In Baltimore a 70 year old widow, Mrs Mabel H Whitfield, died after her car struck a parked vehicle, cause under investigation. In Anne Arundel County, two boys Stephen Hill 10 and Robert 8 were struck by a hit and run car while bicycling to school and hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Associated Press
Caroline County
Taie
Easton
John G. Wilson
Ridgley
Maryland
Wilson
Baltimore
Mabel H. Whitfield
Robert
Anne Arundel Pelee Hospital
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Rogerstown
Alan
Larkin
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Lemuel Hing
Old Fu
Ord
Dow
T King
Lis
Snowman
Senatare
Rockefeller
Earp
Vallejo
Virgi Earp
Virgil
Wyatt Earp
Wyatt
Newton
Health Department
Sherif
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
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Niowso Paperh
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