High priced Barrick fundraiser eyed for February 1
The Samuel W. Barrick campaign plans a $50 per ticket dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, hoping to raise at least $10,000 to back Senator Ick’s statewide bid. The February 1 event runs 6 to 10 pm in the hotel ballroom with buffet, cocktails, and about 450 capacity. Gwynn X. Kinsey leads the dinner effort as treasurer, aiming to boost Barrick’s ticket with George P. Mahoney and Blair Lee.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gwynn X. Kinsey
Barrick
George P. Mahoney
Blair Lee
U. S. Senate
Ick
Bartick
Thomas B. Finan
Tawes
Cumberland Driver Fined In Drunk Case
A Cumberland motorist was convicted of drunken driving in Magistrate's Court this morning. Frank J. Sullivan of Centre Street Cumberland faced charges after police observed weaving on Route east of New Market. The arresting trooper described his walk as wobbly and Sullivan submitted to a breath test. A Baltimore driver was acquitted on the charge that he permitted an unauthorized person to operate his vehicle.
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Cumberland
Baltimore
Sesson
Frank J. Sullivan
Centre Street
William L. Newcomer
New Market
Sinan
Tieard E. Alderon
Draer
Itaré
Tess
Kennedy Says Reservists May Be Released Soon
President Kennedy told Reservists and Guardsmen they may be released from service within less than a year amid East West Berlin tensions. He noted no intent to keep servicemembers beyond the original year and defended morale amid reports of equipment and training issues. He stressed the goal to avoid surrender or nuclear holocaust and touched on Berlin autobahn negotiations. A space chimpanzee launch at Cape Canaveral also drew laughter during the briefing.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hood College seeks 134 116 in state aid in 1963 budget
The 1963 budget request to the State Department of Education totals 118.9 million in expenditures with Hood College seeking 134 116 in state aid. Major funds go to aid to education at 107 million, plus 27.3 million for aid per classroom and 31.5 million for the state equalization fund.
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Hood College
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Department of Budget and Procurement
Beall and Mathias to Speak at Fredericksburg luncheon
Senator Beall and Congressman Mathias are set to address a luncheon before the National Affairs Committee of the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce. Members will discuss community issues and local concerns at the meeting chaired by Hart.
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J. Gens Beall
Charlces McC. Mathias Jr
Fredenck
Chamber of Commerce Mmemoers
Lee Aes
Hart
Ae Acing
Germ Ee Ris
Red Press Ignores Kennedy Interview
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kennedy interview and reactions. It references unions and committees and a note about a notable step ahead, but the fragment lacks coherent details, names, dates, or clear events to confirm.
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Red Press
Kennedy
Auto and pickup collide on Route 40 near Jug Bridge
Early morning crash on Route 40 just east of Jug Bridge caused about 200 in damage. No injuries reported. Grayson M. Miss, driver of the auto, was charged with reckless driving. LeRoy Curry pulled from Linganore Road and proceeded west. Miss’s 199 Plymouth and a 1988 Chevy pickup sustained significant damage.
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Jug Bridge
Grayson M. Miss
RFD
G. Frederick
Jackie L. Forsythe
LeRoy Curry
Frederick
Linganore Road
Train Derails At Woodbine In Baltimore Freight Crash
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed near Woodbine, derailing four cars and crashing into a nearby warehouse. No injuries were reported though high tension lines were down. Investigations are led by Trooper George N. Zumbrun and Lt. R. E. Jones with the B and O Camden station.
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Woodbine
Baltimore and Onio
Randallstown
State Police
Morgan Station
Baltimore
W. J. Deal
H. R. Orye
Bruns‘wick
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Briuns‘wick
B. and C
Mt. Airy
Lisbon
Donald Homer Dailey
Aarid van Lines Inc
Dailey
Aarid
George N. Zumbrun
R. E. Jones
B. and OQ
Camden Station
Pasadena City College selects Martha Sissell Tourney of Roses Queen
Martha Sissell, an 18 year old psychology major and Pasadena City College freshman, was chosen queen of the 73rd Tournament of Roses today. She won over about 2,590 coeds from City College and is noted for hobbies including baking cookies reading scrapbooks swimming golf and football.
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Pasadena
Calif
Martha Sissell
Pasadena City College
City College
Tournament of Roses Association
Siscell
Expect Slight Break In Cold Spell
A thaw is forecast for Thursday in Frederick County but warmth will be brief. Winds gusting to 35 mph, averaging about 25 mph, keep chills. Airport station logged 40 degrees yesterday with a 26 degree start today and clear skies hold until Friday.
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Frederick County
Hornung to Play Giants in Milwaukee Casually Update
Army announces Pri Paul Hornung will get a second pass to play for the Green Bay Packers against the New York Giants in a CASO event in Milwaukee.
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Hornung
FT. Riley
Kan
Army
Pri
Paul Hornung
Seckend
Green Packers
New Giants
Mikveall
Senator Dodd Escapes Angry Katangan Mob
U S Senator Thomas Dodd crouched on the floor of an American consul’s car as Katangan paratroopers sped away from a mob after beating two U N officials. Hoffacker rescued the Australian and ferried Dodd to Moise Tshombe’s home while guards secured the Briton’s release.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
U.S
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
U.N
Anli U.N
U.N. Security Council
Moise Tshombe
Dodd
Louis Hoffacker
Hoffacker
Tshombe
Senate
Draft Calls To Continue At Top Level Draft Calls To Continue At Top Level
Washington AP draft calls likely stay at a relatively high level and could rise if the Army expands by two regular divisions Pentagon sources said. The defense secretary's recom mendations and the president's stance were cited amid talk of broader mobilization.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Namara
Seager
County Science Fairs Set At Ten Schools
The ten Frederick County secondary schools plan science fairs from February 15 to March 11, 1992, with the Linangaore site expected to host the opening event. The all county fair runs March 15 to March 19 at West Frederick Junior High School, and the top 90 from each school advance to the county competition with about 630 students expected to participate. County Science Fair Committee is chaired by Miss Perry Darner of Frederick, with a full faculty panel assisting.
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Frederick County
Linganore
West Frederick
Perry Darner
Frederick Scenes
Caiman
Science Department
Wastier
Co den Hodge
Emrenschar Kur
Hashes
Capsule lands in Atlantic after chimpanzee orbit test
Capsule carrying chimp Enos completed two orbits after an Atlas launch. Navy destroyers and search planes moved toward the Atlantic landing zone 500 miles southeast of Bermuda. Separate reports say John H. Glenn Jr. may be America's first manned orbital flyer with tentative December 29 target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Enos
Atlantic
Bermuda
Stomes
Compton
Norfolk, Va
John H. Glenn Jr
America
Norfolk Ledger Star
Air Force
Teday
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Antlantic Ocean
Taelas
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