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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1961

Page

11

Berlin crisis path seen to avoid war says Clay

Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Kennedy appointee to Berlin, says war can be avoided with careful diplomacy and military pressure. He notes two errors in judging the Soviets and stresses distinguishing among communist states while reflecting on the 1948 airlift and proposed options during last month’s crisis.

Saul Pett NEW York Berlin Lucius D. Clay Kennedy Washington White House Clay George Patton Associated Press Russia West Lyndon B. Johnson Wail Henry Clay

Radioactive Fallout Concerns Split Among Frederick Residents

A reporter’s quiz gathers local views on Russian nuclear tests and fallout. Responses range from not worried to very concerned about possible radiation reaching Frederick and surrounding areas.

Ronald Engle Frederick Luther McMurry Russia

Alfalfa Weevil Control and Fall Fertilizer Mix Advice

County Agent Shoemaker offers guidance on using heptachlor or dieldrin with fall fertilizer to control alfalfa weevil and boost yields. Research from Maryland shows fall applications can match spring yields, with soil testing urged to tailor fertilizer needs and cautions on timing and grazing.

Henry R. Shoemaker James Miller T. L. Bissell University of Maryland John Axley University of Maryland Agronomy Department Mr. Bissell

Artificial Breeders To Hold Meeting In Frederick County

Several hundred people are expected for the Frederick County Artificial Breeding Circuit annual meeting to be held next Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. on Walter Atlee Martz farm, with a barn and field gathering and dinner. Reports will cover Maryland circuit activities, and officers will be reelected for three years. Kermit Cheeks will report on local technical services and Gene Weaver on state activities. County Agent Shoemaker will discuss breeding program impacts on farming in Frederick County. Lewis Campbell will discuss Bull Stud activities at Lewistown and show Martz herd improvements. Walter Atlee Martz will discuss his artificial breeding program and dairy herd management as his herd is to be inspected. Tickets for the meeting

Frederick County Walter Atlee Martz Walter Martz RFD Henry R. Shoemaker Maryland Artificial Breeding Circuit, Inc Shoemaker Kermit Cheeks Gene Weaver Lewis Campbell Airport Farm Lewistown Martz

Kennedy Says US Prepared to Meet Force in Berlin Crisis

President Kennedy stated the United States is prepared to meet force with force if used against us during the Berlin crisis. He voiced determination to defend West Berlin as Western ministers held strategy talks, as a first U.S. atomic test in three years was announced. Kennedy sent a letter to Sukarno and Keita urging careful, negotiated solutions without ultimatums.

Washington Kennedy United States Berlin West Berlin White House U.S Sukarno Mali Modibo Keita Belgrade Khrushchev

Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historic Dates

Knowledge from 1620 to 1980 covers Mayflower passengers at Plymouth 101, Antietam skirmishes, Haiti protectorate treaty, 1922 Hall family murder trial, Congo UN session, Abraham Whipple and Loomis biographies. Birthdays include Lauren Bacall and civic leaders. County Agent and board details list contacts.

Plymouth England Antietam Creek Sudre Dartiguenave Haiti U. S U.S Edward Hall Church of St. John the Evangelist New Brunswick N. J James Mills Hall U.N. General Assembly Congo Abraham Whipple Providence R. I Naval Service Ohio Company Marietta Charles Battell Loomis Brooklyn Loomis

Notable births and careers of U S archivist and film figures

Dr. Wayne C. Grover archivist of the U S born Garland Utah 55 years ago August Heckscher director Twentieth Century Fund born Huntington N Y 48 years ago Jerry Wald motion picture producer born New York City 49 years ago in New York City 37 years ago.

New York City Wayne C. Grover U.S Garland Utah August Heckscher Twentieth Century Fund Huntington N. Y Jerry Wald

Deportation plan raises alarms over East German regime

A U S government official cited reports that the East German regime with Soviet backing plans arrest and mass deportation of Germans along Berlin and East German western boundaries. The plan allegedly would freeze movement and close crossing points, violating Soviet commitments and human rights standards. The note also condemns Aug 13 events as signaling unstable Europe under Soviet influence.

Washington United States Berlin Germany East Germany Europe

Mary Lynne Engelbrecht wins blue ribbon at Timonium Fair

In a Timonium State Fair display Mary Lynne Engelbrecht earned a blue ribbon for her Sour Cream Dessert Ring. The meeting featured lessons on grooming and attire, with August cookout at Ballenger Community Hall and demonstrations on sewing and household skills by Jo Ann King Darlene Smith Greta Boyer and others.

Ballenger Donna Jeane Hope Lynne Howard Patty Staley Sandra Burdette University of Maryland Darlene Flock Antietam Battlefield Leon Howard Harry Barker Jr Hagerstown Park Sarah King All Stars Jo Ann King Carol Frederica Russell Jo Annn King Darlene Smith Greta Boyer Jo Ann Boyer

Ulbricht Warns Allies Amid Berlin Tensions

East German leader Walter Ulbricht warned Western Allies that any use of land or air lanes into West Berlin after a Soviet peace treaty would be treated as aggression. He suggested transit rights might be granted if the West recognizes his regime and negotiates directly, while Khrushchev prepares a separate peace with East Germany. Ulbricht framed the Berlin Wall as self defense to protect the economy and warned against any perceived aggressors.

West Germany West Berlin Ulbricht German Democratic Republic East Germany Soviet Union Europe United States

Obedient Finesse Ate Trick in Bridge Play

A bridge problem describes the obligatory finesse yielding a trick and South using the lead to force West into a loss, with East false-carding. The analysis notes South’s ace of spades and the position of the ace of hearts, then mentions a heart lead that exhausted the overcaller’s hopes and secured the contract. Also included are marriage licenses issued in Maryland with names Ronald L. Vance Patricia E. Carbaugh and others.

North South West Dummy East Lil Wet Ronald L. Vance Needmore Patricia E. Carbaugh Knoxville Washington County Court House Hagerstown Carroll County Court House Westminster Paul Elliott Clary Mt. Airy Kay Virginia Crawford This City

Bronston Rejects Million Offer for King of Kings

Film producer Samuel Bronston, amid plans for epic productions including King of Kings and El Cid, rejects a $1 million offer from 20th Century Fox to quit his project. He emphasizes money follows deeds and aims for big, moral stories with international appeal.

Hal Boyle New York Samuel Bronston Bronston Christ 20Th Century-Fox Vatican Sorbonne Paris Symphony Orchestra Europe Madrid Spain Judea City of Jerusalem

India plans Jaldhaka River power dam with Bhutan

India will construct a power dam on the Jaldhaka River to supply electricity to Bhutan. In return Bhutan agrees to follow New Delhi's guidance on foreign affairs.

New Delhi India Jaldhaka Bhutan

Pleasant Walk church festival on school grounds

A festival is planned this evening at the school grounds near the E U B Church at Pleasant Walk with music by the Lewis family. In trade news Japan has displaced Britain as the United States' second largest goods exporter while Canada remains first.

E.U.B Pleasant Walk Lewis Britain London Japan United States Canada

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