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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1959
Page
12
A movement to standardize freeway exits around Frederick aims to label exits clearly 1 2 3 and so on. Joann B Junk chairwoman argues state Roads Commission will study safe exit designs while addressing business ad visibility and quick re entry for motorists.
A Baltimore city to Frederick line investigation discusses death rates on two road segments. The 29.8 mile Pine Orchard to Frederick stretch shows 3.4 deaths per 100 000 vehicle miles, while the 9.2 mile city line to Pine Orchard section records 9.4. The report cites Robert Halvys and colleagues analyzing the program’s 12 year progress and notes organizational changes within Baltimore public affairs.
President Eisenhower is expected to tour Moscow in June ahead of the Democratic convention in Los Angeles on July 11. The move would place the Republican leader in headlines during campaign season as talks and preparations, including the summit, unfold.
Irene Caton joins Eckhart in leading Home Economics team at Taneytown Em. Miss Eckhart, a Frostburg Beall graduate and Ker Sterary Society member, previously taught in Pensacola Florida and at Bob Jones College. Eisenhower Moscow trip looms as 1960 campaign factor shaping Democratic and Republican positioning.
The text notes delaying Eisenhower's visit to next June could allow the two leaders to meet at a summit with Britain and France and bury a few hatchets before the President flies to Moscow. The emphasis is on using the delay to translate goodwill into concrete steps at an upcoming international gathering.
Cynthia Lowry notes TV fans face a strong Thursday with CBS Playhouse 90 presenting Target for Fear a live drama about revolutionaries in a Latin American dictatorship plotting assassination The piece lacks a clear ending suggesting a biting moral on tyranny and revolt.
A TV roundup notes Ricardo Montalban George C Scott Ma irissa Pavan and Pedro Armendariz in a strong film lineup with Westerns and new series. Betty Hutton tops a potential new CBS show while Pat Boone returns to ABC with Nat King Cole and others. In hospital news Frederick Staley and infant Walkersville discharge. births announced in Thurmont and Waynesboro. James A Files admitted to King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg.
A fragmented OCR page lists names, times, and show elements including performances, movie times, bands, and local notices. The jumble mentions Eddie Geleh Joe Croghan Douxins and various show timings such as 2:10 and 1:20, with references to places and acts like Providence Counterspy and Wagon.
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