Army sergeant under NSA security probe after death by own action
The Defense Department reported federal investigators are examining Sgt. Jack Edward Dunlap 35 once assigned to the NSA who killed himself after being relieved from duty at Fort Meade Maryland. The Pentagon noted possible security violations spanning two years while Ben Bella plans UN address in New York on October 18 to address Kabylie Berber dissidence.
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Washington
Defense Department
National Security Agency
Washington Evening Star
Soviet Union
Hedy
Jack Edward Dunlap
Ferndale
Pentagon
Department of Defense
Sgt. Dunlap
Department
Dunlap
Bogalusa
Ben Bella
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
New York
United Nations
Kabylie
John ¥. Vacca
George K. Wine
Brewner
Rock Island
Ill
Jack P. Qualey
Omeda
Joseph W. Dominik
William C. Geisbert
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Rockville
Charles N. Bebee
U. S. Naval Ordinance Laboratory
White Oak
Silver Spring
Clyffeton H. Hill
Andrew Rource Jr
Carlton C. Wil
Los Angeles
Phillips
University of California, Los Angeles
UCLA
Secretary of the Army
Jacob Hellman
Incentive Awards Office
Incentive Awards
Women's Club
Women’s Club of
Fort Detrick
Donald W. Falconer
Arthur L. Hogge
Albert E. Hayward
James E. Thomas
Fort Dedrick
Frederick
Phebe Summers
Shirley Sidell
James Sinski
Norman Gary
Charles Rolwig
Charles M. Bartlett
Oklahoma City
Okla
James D. ‘Smith
Socorro
New Mex
David A. Valerio
Bessemier
Mich
James
Francis W. Novak
Richard A. Ries
Richard A. Wiest
Army Lab Chief Talks on Research and Reorganization
Dr. Craig M. Crenshaw, chief scientist of the Army Materiel Command, spoke at a Fort Detrick AFCA dinner about the command’s post reorganization and its seven subordinate groups. He highlighted rocket fuels, laser tech, caseless ammunition, and moon surface slope measurements while noting no bio weapons discussion.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Army Culef
Craig M. Crenshaw
United States
Army Materiel Command
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Crenshaw
Army
Frank 8. Besson Jr
Chemical Biological and Radiological Committee
AFCA
R. W. Richardson
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Linden
N.J
H. 8. Rothrock
DuPont Company
M. T. Leffler
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago, Ill
B. W. Carey
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
Davis Bats
World War I Craze Delights Britain as Anniversary Nears
London reports a rising World War I craze with books films and TV documentaries. Oh What a Lovely War tops stage hits while BBC plans 26 half hour programs. Official WWI documents go public in 1964 and new Edith Cavell bios appear. museums expand with war news reels and Trebled attendance.
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Tom A. Cullen
Assn. London
NEA
Britain
London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Edith Cavell
As & Spy
Local Visits and Accidents at Lime Kiln Community
A week of social visits in Lime Kiln includes Carl D Shores and family visiting Frederick, Sunnyside, Rocky Springs and Rees Mill, with many neighbors. Henry Baugher sustains a head cut with ten stitches during school football. Birthday celebrations for Ethel Hoffmaster and gatherings along Skyline Drive and various rural addresses are noted.
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Henry Baugher
Carl D. Shores
Frederick
Bertha, McKenzie
Minnie Hawker
Sunnyside
Shores
Ralph Smith
RFD
Florence Beachley
Singanore
George Shores
Rock Springs
Bertha Mee
Kenzie
Mark
Carl H. Shores
William Kabrick
Jefferson
Paul May
Paul Young
Ethel Hoffmaster
Hoffmaster
Frank Beachley
Middletown
Connie
Kay Beachley
Leonard Hoffmaster
Elmer Stemple
Richard Grossnickle
James Stemple
Eugene Beachley
Linganore
Richard Smith
John Grean
William Spring
Rockville
Betty Anderson
Adamstown
Oliver McKenzie
Leslie Fellows
RFD 2
Carl D- Shores
Bertha McKenzie
Charles Jewell
Clarence Jewell
Bernard Shores
Emmitsburg Legion Unit Plans Magazine Drive for Hospital Equipment
The Francis X Elder American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 121 met in Emmitsburg with 16 members present. They voted to sponsor a magazine sales campaign to fund hospital equipment and reported district meeting attendees, donations, and ongoing dues collection for next year. Next meeting set for 8:30 p.m. with a cake prize awarded.
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Charles
Sherb
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
Francis X
American Legion
Anna .Ushman
Thurmont
Virginia Sanders
Anna Bushman
Melvan Hardman
Nettie Ashbaugh
Madeline Hamer
Loretta Hardman
Beatrice Umbel
Nettie
Ashbaugh
Community Show and local visits mark Emmitsburg notes
Prize winner Madeleine Har ner and Laura Fritz called for door prize but not present at meeting. Post later shared refreshments with men. Attendees include Francis and Grace Sanders family, Warren family, and visitors from Verona, Richmond, and Washington. Births announced at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg and Emmitsburg. community events include Emmitsburg Grange show October 11 12 with film and concert, prize awards, and exhibits. Stratford Ontario Shakespeare festival to England next year.
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Madeleine Harner
Laura Fritz
The
Post
Francis Sanders
Francis Warren
Fairmont
Warren
Grace Warren
Verona
William Bowling
Shady Side Hospital
Pittsburgh
Charles Pitzer
Elmira
N. Y
Pitzer
James Arnold
Francis Arnold
Landon Edwards
Richmond
Valerie Overman
George Knovich
Washington
Knovich
Herbert White
Paul Carter
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Paul Wivell
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Marie Rosensteel
Thorton Rodgers
Baltimore
Emmitsburg Grange
Leukemia Virus Antibodies Found in Families Study
A Chicago study reports leukemia antibodies in 12 of 12 families of children with the disease and in 12 laboratory workers in contact with leukemia. Researchers say antibodies support a viral theory of leukemia and note antibodies were not universal among relatives or controls.
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Chicago
Niles
Steven O. Schwartz
Irving Greenspun
Eric R. Brown
Journal of the American Medical Association
Cook County
Anniversary highlights and world events in history
A collage notes 1890 formation of the Daughters of the American Revolution by 30 women in Washington DC. It recalls a 1862 battle near Harrodsburg and Danville with 160 Confederate wagons captured. It lists 1947 food conservation appeals from Charles Luckman, 1955 NATO concerns, and 1962 a deadly coastal storm. It also marks 1872 birth of Justice Stone, 1924-25 career milestones, scholarships and ongoing regional updates from Santo Domingo, Laos and Haiti relief efforts.
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Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Strathmore
Washington
D.C
Harrodsburg
Danville
Union
U.S
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
NATO
California
Pacific Northwest
Harlan Fiske Stone
Chesterfield
N.H
Coolidge
Karl Robin Bendetson
Champion Paper and Finer Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Robert Eugene Marshak
New York City
James Alfred Perkins
Carnegie Corp
Philadelphia
Hagerstown Faces Doctor Shortage Urgency Rises
The Washington County Medical Society reports an acute physician shortage with about 40 PGs and 80 physicians total. They urge the Emergency Exchange for patients with no doctor and outline steps to recruit new physicians via Maryland faculty referrals and outreach by individual doctors.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Medical Society
John C. Stauffer
County Society
Stauffer
Washington County
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
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Oxford
Taylor
Stratford, Ont
Canada
Shakespearean Festival Company
Leukemia Research
Reserve District No
Frederick County National Bank
Glenn E
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Howard I. Gross
Pascal TV
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Robert Bucnfimer
Reserve District No. 6
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
U. S
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Benjamin L. Shuff
Know
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ramon Tapai Espinal
Tapai Espinal
Juan Bosch
Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Lantain
Haiti
Mexico City
Haits
Joseph F. Rhoderick
T/A
Williams Typewriter and Supply Company
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