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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1960
Page
9
A detailed bridge hand discussion shows South undecided between a slam and safe contract. North’s four heart bid clarifies the plan. The advised line: draw trumps, cash high hearts, ruff, enter dummy, and ruff remaining hearts then run clubs. The sequence preserves the contract with minimal risk.
Rev and Mrs William Hendricks finish vacation with a week in Newport News Virginia and St. Stevens DC. Mr and Mrs Robert Fletcher of Baltimore visit with Mrs Fletcher’s parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Stitely and grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Tracey. Carrie Van Cleve and niece Elizabeth Evans of Gettysburg dined with the Masses Amlia and Elizabeth Annan. Mrs George Harner and guests attend a Carroll Chapter NLAPW birthday tea in Sykesville. Harner and Marjory were charter members from Taneytown. Anna May Haycraft returns to Maryland Institute Baltimore as a sophomore majoring in Teacher Education. William Linthium and family of Westminster and Loren Sleishcher of Baltimore visit Clyde Wilhide’s family. Dolly Robb and Clyde Hesson attend Kathryn Alpine and John Robert Horn wedding at Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover and luncheon at Abbotstown Atlas House with Mrs Harm's sister Mrs Damon Vickkers. Allen Baumgardner returns to Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster.
Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady drives a united push for a state collected local sales tax. He chambers joint talks with county commissioners and fiscal officers to study feasibility with experts, while Gov Tawes remains opposed to a special session without a practical plan.
Local society items list Miss Nellie Irving visiting Rutherford relatives and Elizabeth Palmer guesting in Middletown while Raymond Oblet seeks care in York Hospital. The Berean Circle and Frostburg guests attend weddings and receptions. politics headline a national dinner telecast with Eisenhower Nixon and Ledge addressing diners in Chicago Boston and Los Angeles with Dirksen due in Baltimore.
Rogers C. Morton of Talbot County was named toastmaster for a $100-a-plate Republican fund-raising dinner in Baltimore on Sept. 29. Morton, brother of RNC Chairman Thruston B. Morton, also manages Edward T. Miller’s campaign for Maryland’s First District seat. The event is expected to draw about 800 attendees.
Frederick County team wins horse pulling championship at the Anne Arundel County Fair. Belgian horses owned by Jack Horn of LeGore pull 3000 pounds over 19 feet 5 inches on a stone boat to claim a $500 prize. Other placers include Edward Siegert Hillsmere Shores second, Nutwell brothers West River third, and Charles Shafer Hagerstown fourth and fifth. About 1500 spectators attended.
New York reports the fall season begins with nine series across the three major networks. Nixon and Kennedy plan first face to face TV meeting while Fred Astaire appears annually. NBC debuts Dan Raven at 7:30, Stars in the event of the day Kennedy session airs live from Chicago at 9:30. ABC offers Closeup at 10 p.m. with public affairs coverage.
TV listings show CBS The Tom Ewell Show and The Witness premiere clash with NBC Outlaws and The Cat and The Canary hour. ABC airs Hong Kong and Guestward Ho while My Three Sons leads at 7 30 p m. The London letters note a delayed print deadline.
Ap reports demonstrations erupt over alleged insults to President Tito and the Yugoslav delegation to the United Nations in New York. The protests drawn by various groups demand respect for Yugoslav leaders as tensions unfold in international halls.
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