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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1957
Page
5
Rep Dewitt Hyde describes upcoming committee meetings and funding actions in Washington. He notes preparations for a new session, a series on issues, and aims to clarify problems for readers during his absence.
Jazz leaders Jack Teagarden and Earl Hines assure reporters and the public that Little Rock's racial troubles will cool. The mixed Negro and white band, with Cozy Cole on drums, opens tomorrow at Royal Festival Hall and plans a UK and continental tour.
The Associated Press reports Cleveland’s Joey Giardello defeated Bobby Lane by stoppage after a clash in Brooklyn. Giardello controlled the match with decisive rounds while Lane pressed in moments of offense.
A Frederick fair exhibit highlights electric heating aimed at home builders and trades. The Potomac Edison Co showcases a GE Weathertron heat pump and other electric systems as adoption rises in Frederick Thurmont and Brunswick. Electric heat's low maintenance, safety, cost benefits, and space savings are emphasized amid growing regional interest.
A summary notes that tests were passed on Thursday by a group including Fred Hazen a Montgomery county conservationist and Delbert Foster county agent with Leonard Houle of First National Bank Gaithersburg. Absent members include Merkle Warfield Etchison Lloyd Jones Dickerson Harry Russell Huffer and Lois Bittner Long.
Soviet secret police officer Nikolai Khokhlov, who defected in 1954, lies in a Frankfurt hospital in critical condition from arsenic poisoning. The U S consulate coordinates transfer to a U S Army hospital for safety as doctors test for specific poisons amid allegations by Viktor Premsky that thallium and other agents were used to deter other defectors.
At the Southern Regional Conference in Gaithersburg Maryland the Maryland director of public welfare described aging care as evolving while officials from states discussed aging needs. Robert F Hastings urged avoiding segregated housing and advocated options that let the elderly choose.
Hastings spoke on self sufficiency for the elderly noting financial limits on care and gaps in medical facilities. A program included tap dance, music, prizes, and awards for longevity, with 250 attending a reunion at Arcadia area churches and schools. A New Market volunteer fire crew fought a three hour chimney fire on a Frank Murphy farm, breaking through obstructions to burn away debris.
Huw Williams, 38, former Senate page, charged with grand larceny by Fairfax County police. He allegedly stole six automobile tires from a Falls Church gas station on Sept. 1. Two Falls Church High School juniors implicated Williams, and he reportedly admitted the theft.
A reporter's quiz shows Frederick City and County residents and Loudoun County visitors favor encouraging going steady among local youths though some respondents note it depends on age. Six people interviewed at Yautom offered varying views, beginning with Calvin Swomley of Buckeystown who said it depends on age.
Canada's Justice Minister Davie Fulton reports no amnesty will be granted when Queen Elizabeth II arrives for her royal tour in mid October. He says such action would violate terms affecting more than 5,000 federal convicts and thousands in provincial jails. A similar amnesty was last granted during the Queen's coronation in 1953.
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