Alan King TV special bubbles into possible series
Comedian Alan King headlined a CBS one shot half hour special aiming to gauge audience interest for a potential series later this year. King relied on stand up riffs about suburban life and proved funnier in monologue than in a scripted scenario.
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Child Severely Bitten by Dog in Unionville
The Frederick County Sheriff reports four year old John A. Oden was severely bitten on the face and ears by a neighbor's German shepherd in the Martin home in Unionville Monday at 3 p.m. The child was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition after stitches. The dog has been penned up and will be examined for rabies before disposal.
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Intoxicants and Firearms Cases Dominate Monday Court Session
Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett handed down several sentences in a long Monday night session. William Hildebrand 29 and Howard Layton 49 received $100 fines or 90 days for intoxication within the city. Hildebrand pleaded not guilty and Layton guilty. Foreman Thomas 20 and Charles Foreman 33 were found guilty of unlawful discharging firearms with fines of 50 and 75 dollars or 30 days. Charles L. Cash 34 was convicted on two counts of bad checks with 30 dollars or 20 days per count, concurrent. John H. Fritz 19 was guilty of intoxication with a suspended sentence and a disputed minor in possession charge resolved as not guilty on possession.
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Mathias Backs Deaf Teacher Education Bill
Congressman Charles Mathias Jr co sponsors a bill to fund training for teachers of the deaf, including at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick. The measure now sits with President Kennedy and is expected to be signed within days. The bill aims to increase the number of specially trained teachers for the deaf and passed the House of Representatives.
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Bill funds eight year program to train deaf educators
The Senate backed a bill authorizing an eight year program to train teachers of the deaf with 1.5 million dollars for year one scholarships. It also provides 2 million dollars annually for two years to train speech pathologists and audiologists. National need is cited with just 199 trainees in 1961-62 against 653 needed. Liebyd Ambrosen supports the measure to fill vacancies at the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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New Alarm System Deterred Blaze at Colonial Music Shop
Early Monday evening a small fire in the Colonial Music Shop at 14 East Patrick Street was detected by a new fire alarm system. Manager Reuben N. Caplan used a CO2 extinguisher to extinguish a wastebasket fire started by an emptied ash tray before damage occurred.
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Sudan to Open Embassies in Tokyo and Peiping
The Sudanese government says it will establish embassies in Tokyo and Peiping. Sudan gave diplomatic recognition to Communist China in 1948.
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GOP Urges Vigorous 1962 Program for 6th District
HAGERSTOWN AP The Republican State Central Committee chairman D Eldridge Rinehart urged 6th District GOP leaders from Alleghany Frederick Washington and Montgomery to adopt a three point program for 1962. The plan calls for an all out registration drive grassroots precinct organization and fundraising with a larger share of funds funneled to state and national committees. A monthly drive is to be launched.
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Voice of Republicans in Maryland Newsletter Outlined
A state Republican leader described an upcoming statewide newsletter as the voice of Republicans in Maryland. The circulation plan aims to spread party messaging through newsletters distributed across counties and communities.
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New Air Pollution Sampling Network Planned in Washington Area
Washington and nearby Maryland Virginia will host a special air pollution sampling network. Secretary Ribicoff announced operation begins Sept. 26 under Public Health Service and regional conference sponsorship. The system will measure total oxidant linked to smog as part of federal efforts.
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Research station to run network with six local governments
William Reynolds, 37, of Edgewood died at Maryland General Hospital from injuries suffered when his car overturned at a cloverleaf interchange of Ritchie Highway and U S 50. The Maryland highway death toll for 1961 reached 293, down from 379 a year earlier.
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TV Schedule Listing Dense Nightline Lineup
A sprawling old time broadcast grid lists programs across hours with titles like Bright Day Make Room For Daddy and The Burns And Allen Show. The schedule includes cartoons, Westerns, news, sports, movies, and special reports with multiple channel codes and times.
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