CAPITOL COMMENT on wheat sales to Russia and foreign aid views
Congressman Charles Mathias cites Farm Bureau chief’s warning that wheat sales to the Soviet Union may harm U S security. He endorses broad overseas markets but urges price gold cash payments and careful scrutiny. General Clay outlines defense aid periphery policy and Alliance for Progress concerns. Maryland drought counties seek relief for Allegany Frederick Montgomery and Washington after 1962 drought damages.
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Russia
Charles Shumen
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Soviet Union
Hero
Berlin
Eisenhower
Lucius D. Clay
House of Representatives
Charles “Mae” Mathias
Maryland
Clay
Free World
Europe
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Allegany
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
BPW leaders visit Maryland during National Businesswomen's Week
Frederick BPW president hosts state officers at the Franks Scott Key Hotel. The event highlights a proposed Live stock Feed Program to move surplus grain to livestock producers, urging prompt action from the Maryland Agriculture Department amid neighboring states already using similar schemes.
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George Ayersman
The
Frederick Business and Professional Women
BPW
Franas Scott Key
Ayersman
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
J. Rolfe Castleman
Cecil County
Oakland
Cumberland
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14 year old bitten by copperhead near Urbana
Gerrit Schipper, 14, son of Dr. Gerald Schipper of Dixon Road near Urbana, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a copperhead bite on the left index finger at about 5 45 p.m. He was treated in the emergency room and kept for observation. Authorities listed his condition as satisfactory. His mother said the snake was in a barn door.
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Gerald Schipper
Dixon Road
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gerrit Schipper
Fire Crews Contain Grass Fires North of Lisbon and Near Woodbine
The Lisbon Volunteer Fire Company aided by Mt. Airy firefighters extinguished a 50 foot square grass fire north of Lisbon caused by a discarded cigarette. Later Mt. Airy responders tackled another small grass blaze along Route 94 north of Woodbine. Nearby oil burner overheated at Cavanaugh Farm east of Etchison. minimal damage reported.
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Lisbon
Mt. Airy
Woodbine
Laytonsville
Damascus
Cavanaugh
Etchison
Railroader Killed in Enola Yard Accident
A. F. Heintzelman aged 62 of Baltimore was struck and killed by an engine backing over him in the Enola yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad Heintzelman a conductor was standing in the middle of a relay track when the accident occurred Police Chief Harry D Gar man East Pennsboro Township reported the fatal incident occurred Monday in Harrisburg Pennsylvania
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Harrisburg
A. F. Heintzelman
Baltimore
Enola
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry D Garman
East Pennsboro
Heintzelman
PRR
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