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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1960

Page

12

Tydings To Speak At Frederick Dem Rally Dinner

Joseph D. Tydings son of former Senator Willard Tydings will speak at a Democratic kick off dinner for the Women's Democratic League of Frederick County at West Frederick Junior High School Saturday at 6 30 PM. He is a Maryland House member since 1955 and a Kennedy Johnson campaigner in Maryland. The club will not meet in September due to the rally and county fair.

United States Willard Tydings Women's Democratic League Frederick County West Frederick Mr. Tydings Harford County Aberdeen McDonough University of Maryland University of Maryland Law School Maryland Bar Maryland Bar Association Junior Association of Commerce Junior Bar Association Veterans of Foreign Wars Moose Young Democrats of Maryland Maryland House of Delegates Tydings Kennedy-Johnson Maryland

House subcommittee suspends probe into code men defection

A House Armed Services subcommittee halted its investigation into the defections of two U.S. code specialists to the Soviet Union. Rep. Paul J. Kilday criticized NSA hiring and urged security procedures be reviewed as the panel paused after three days of closed hearings.

Washington House Soviet Union U.S Subcommittee National Security Agency Paul J. Kilday D-Tex NSA Bernon F. Mitchell William H. Martin Kilday Armed Services Defense Department Mitchell Martin

Eisenhower Sees Trouble at United Nations Visit

President Eisenhower warned of troublemakers flagged at the United Nations General Assembly visit as Khrushchev returns, while Secretary Herter cited slim chances for major talks. U.S. policy remains open to smaller arms reduction talks and a possible renewal of East-West Geneva discussions.

Washington Eisenhower Christian A. Herter Nikita Khrushchev United Nations General Assembly Khrushchev Soviet Union United Nations Geneva Kremlin New York General Assembly White House U.N United States

Ocean City Motel Sold For 675000

Ocean City Maryland board of Boardwalk Motel Inc buys the Flagship Motel at auction for 675000 to satisfy creditors. The 93 Four building and land were sold. Cullen S. Jenkins operates the property and plans to finish dining and facilities by the 1961 season. Buyers include about 15 area lien holders. furnishings not included in sale.

Ocean City Boardwalk Motel, Inc Cullen S. Jenkins George B. Cropper Delaware

Navy tests Argo D-1 rocket capsule over Pacific

Capsule from Capsule Returns point Arguel lo Calif was launched from the naval facility and recovered by a destroyer 1,200 miles downrange. The 83 pound capsule carried a special emulsion to sample radiation layers from 300 to 50,000 miles around Earth, with four to six weeks for study and assessment of risks to future astronauts.

Point Arguello Calif Navy Monday Naval Missile Facility Pacific Ocean

Radiation Studies Include Moldy Capsule Remnants

Randallstown Barracks of the State Police reported a gunshot wound to James Edward May, 30, of Sams Creek Road Westminster, at about 1 am Monday. May was taken to University Hospital by Westminster ambulance with a wound to the upper right chest and was listed in good condition. Police said they could not talk to the victim yet and were unsure of details.

Randallstown Barracks Westminster James Edward May Sams Creek Road University Hospital May

Local Man Survives Gunshot Wound Investigation Underway

TFC George Snyder of the Randallstown Barracks leads the case after a gunshot wound is reported as a personal safety incident. Authorities are pursuing details to determine if another person fired the shot.

Tfc George Snyder Randallstown Barracks

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