Stup to Lead 1962 March of Dimes Drive
C Richard Stup of 201 West College Terrace is appointed campaign director for the 1962 March of Dimes in Frederick County. He is a Fort Detrick civilian with awards and community roles, and will head drives in Frederick City and county with a goal of 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Richard Stup
West College Terrace
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick
National Foundation
Mr. Stup
Fort Detrick
U.S. Army Chemical Corps
Washington Street
Parkway
Navy
Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron
Potomac Edison Company
Stup
Maryland Jawycees
Frederick City
Local Notes From Taneytown Distilling Weekend Visits
Local society notices and weekend visits show residents visiting relatives in York Baltimore Hampstead Westminster and Manchester. The Taneytown Women's Guild and Churchmen's Brotherhood meet at 8 pm at Grace United Church of Christ. Residents share family dinners birthdays and hospital nurse students from Sheppard Pratt Frederick Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leer
Taneytown
John Messler
York
Theodore Fair
Aml
RED
Rebecca Wilhide
Sheppard Pratt Hopital Towson
Clyde Wilbide
Lioyd Knipple
Polo, Il
Charles R. Chita
Charles R. Cintz
Edgar Boller
Gerakline Boller
Thurmen
Ray Boyle
Baltimore
Women's Guild
Churchmen's Brotherhood
Grace United Church of Christ
S.C. Ott
Homer Shipley
Sandra Remsburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Singleton Remsburg
John Smith
Martha Matthews
Mary Ellen Coleman
Western Maryland College
William Matthews
John
Richard
Rebecca
Karen
Nixon Tried to Deal to Sway 1962 Governor Race
Ex governor Knight accused Richard Nixon of attempting to persuade him to withdraw from the 1962 GOP governor contest through a middleman J Howard Edgerton who Nixon denied. Knight said Edgerton offered jobs up to California chief justice or campaign help before Nixon decided to run. Knight was Warren’s successor as governor from 1953 to 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los. Angeles
API
Goodwill J. Knight
J. Howard Edgerton
Richard M. Nixon
Edgerton
Nixon
Knight
California
Earl Warren
Navy tests advanced Polaris missile off shore at Cape Canaveral
The Navy fired an Az model Polaris more than 1500 miles from a surface ship in a key prep for submarine launches. The Ethan Allen, first nuclear sub built for longer range missiles, arrives for a series of later month firings. Officials corrected a problem after three prior shipboard launch failures were traced to cracked rocket motor actuators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lockheed Aircraft
Jet powered tests mark progress on missile nose cone flight
Jetovators, metal rings on engine nozzles, dip into exhaust to steer thrust. The 31 foot Polaris vaulted on compressed air from a deck tube at Observation Island as two-stage ignition sent the nose cone toward its Atlantic target about 40 miles southeast of Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observation Island
Wednesday
Atlantic
Cape
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Robert A. Whiteford
City Hall
Vernon Avenue
Frederick Business Properties Company
Jesse Smith
East Eighth Street
George Furry
Fairview Avenue
Mr. Whiteford
Board of Aldermen
Ewing
BOND
Sherley Ewing
Maryland Civil Defense
U.S. District Court
Euing
Timonium
U.S. Atty
Joseph D. Tydings
Romulo Betancourt
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Chref Visi
Caracas
Venezuela
Betancourt
Brussels
Belche Congo
United Nations
C. Richard Siup
DR. S Thitt
Lawson Motor Sales
Sams
Rambler
Irvin Searbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Washington, D. C
Scarbeck
Penn Vernon L
Warren Mehrive
Garden
Guerin
Damien
Emerson
Wal
TV FM
Phono Radio Combo
Joe's
Breuer
Ridgeville
Pontiac
Tempest
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
CHEV
Biscayne Fordor & Cy. PG. 1
Creiseomatic
South ST. Tee
DODGE
Volkswagen
SB Chevrel Air Sports Cpe
Chevrolet
Jefferson & Patrick
South Street
Frederick County
Watkins—Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
Pontiac-Dr
Wazon
PAL
Mercury
Dr. Hardtop Atrow
R&b
FORD
Cpe
R&a
Pontiac, Inc
Boet
Dial MO
Heyley
H. T. Ful
Dr. Rice
Moyer's
Lincolo
West South ST
Pkt
Watkins - Burdette Motor CO
Frederick, Md
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