Russia claims deadly defense and new anti rocket force
Moscow AP reports Defense Minister Malinovsky said Russia has developed a deadly accurate defense against rockets and a new armed service branch of rocket and nuclear troops. Tass quoted him on destroying rockets in flight and scientists allegedly controlling a 50 megaton test bomb. He claimed 1,800 military formations can fire missiles globally and long range missiles are millimeter accurate, with Arctic submarine patrols. Funeral services are set for Baltimore businessman James Carey Martien, who died visiting Galax, Virginia.
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Moscow
Rodion
Malnovsky
Russia
Tass
Malinovsky
Soviet Communist Party
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Soviet Union
Sweden
France
Japan
Khrushchev
Congress
Malino
Arctic
State Grange To Elect Officers In Maryland Convention
Maryland Grange delegates from 11 counties and 54 subordinate bodies meet at Chevy Chase 4H Center for a multi day convention. Officers will be elected tomorrow morning with reports, addresses on agriculture and foreign affairs, a luncheon, and late afternoon and evening ceremonies including degree awards and memorial services. The new state master will be installed Thursday by Virginia State Grange officers.
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Maryland Grange
4H Club
Chevy Chase
Pomona
Endowment Committee
The
State Grange
Maryland University
Arthur B. Hamilton
Grange
David Ruesink
Farmers and World Affairs, Inc
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Ray H. Smith
Near Frederick
Home Economics Committee
Lena Renn
Lawson King
Gaithersburg
Maryland Agriculture
Maryland Farmer's Future
James Ralph
U. S
Maryland and
D. C
Lester F. Stem
Westminster
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Sears Roebuck National Foundation
Mildred Brady
Consumers Union
Home Economics
Frederick
the Grange
Virginia State Grange
Fallout For 5 Years stores and staff changes noted
An article summarizes fallout fear tied to a five year horizon, with comments on global environmental impact from a major nuclear detonation. It names Dr. Russell Morgan of Johns Hopkins Hospital and notes Soviet claims of a large blast while reporting expected fallout readings rising temporarily in days to weeks.
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Baltimore
Erie
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Russell Morgan
Morgan
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Soe
Sweden
Japan
France
Khruschev
AEC
Dr. Morgan
Prison Board To Discuss Report In Private Session
Baltimore report on Maryland penal system prompts private meeting by the Board of Correction. Chairman G C A Anderson says the group will meet at the State Office Building with James W Curran, state superintendent of prisons, to review the grand jury findings. The board previously met with Breathersville Reformatory officials led by Clement J Ferling, with Curran absent.
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Baltimore
Board of Correction
Maryland
G. C. A. Anderson
James W. Curran
Reformatory
Breathersville
Clement J. Ferling
Anderson
Fisher Named Editor for Maryland Music Educator
James L. Fisher county supervisor of music has been named editor of the Maryland Music Educator published four times yearly by the Maryland Association of Music Teachers. The magazine with about 1200 circulation serves music teachers statewide and through other state departments. He succeeds Dr. Corbin Taylor who edited the magazine for four years.
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James L. Fisher
Maryland Music Educator
Maryland Association of Music Teachers
Fisher
Corbin Taylor
Baltimore City
Local utility sale faces voter approval and rate impacts
A city owned utility cannot be sold without voter consent under the City Charter. The council rejected a Potomac Edison offer as too low, warning higher future rates and job disruptions for MELP workers, while noting the plant’s past contributions to the general fund and arguing against including a new building in the sale. A separate crime and economic era item notes Rangoon officials threatening expulsion of foreign traders and a Burma probe into profiteering. The Milwaukee Braves concede a missed chance after a rough 15 of 22 slide against Cincinnati.
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Chorster
Potomac Edison
MELP
General Fund
Rangoon
Burma
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinneat
City Officials Reject P E Offer
HAGERSTOWN AP City officials rejected Potomac Edison Co offer to buy the Municipal Electric Light Plant for 13.5 million dollars. The company proposed a new downtown office building if the sale was approved. The City Council met in a special session and voted unanimously against the proposal.
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James Carey Marten
Martien
Galax
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Jean Weissman
Washington County
Grand Jury
Curran
Birdie Tebbetts
Jimie Dykes
Whitlow’ Wyatt
Andy Pafko
Fallout
J. Rolfe Castleman
Colonial Jewelry
Bette Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Universal Insulation Co
Edward
Mobley Wilson
Helen
Patrick Street
Davis Ave
Ile
Boys’ and Young Men's Dept
van Heusen
Jas
Hopkins Radiology
P.E
Ptho
Ethan Allen
Bavmritter
E. Patrick St
Shin
Cite-E-Lite
Briggs & Stratton
Hearth Industries, Inc
Friendship, N
Kinsey
Motter Avenue
Cam
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Comporation
North Market &J
West Fredench
Patrick and
Wes Senth
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