Poultry Innovations Highlight Maryland State Fair Exhibits
At the 80th Maryland State Fair exhibition, poultry men display Chickenburgers Chickenfrankfurters and Chicken Bologna, with marketing experts noting the products taste like chicken. The contest includes egg grading demonstrations while mentally handicapped patients compete in new fair classes alongside other exhibitors.
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Department of Agricuture Economics
University of Maryland
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United States May Resume Bomb Testing
A Washington State Department dispatch from Moscow reports the Soviet Union will resume nuclear testing, signaling renewed tensions in the arms race. President Kennedy discussed the Geneva talks at a news conference, indicating he would stay through next week before deciding on next steps. Rusk and aides prepared a White House statement reflecting the evolving crisis and potential U S response.
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Russia
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Soviet Union
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Rusk
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East Germany
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West Seeks Settlement on Berlin and National Topics
President Kennedy spoke on Berlin defense and broader policy while urging Congress to fund school construction and retraining programs. He pressed steel price restraint, urged flexibility in auto talks, and sought near 7.2 billion in five year foreign aid authorization as a compromise moved through conference committees.
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Gallant Husband Offers Jail Term For Forgery
In a Los Angeles courtroom John Farrell a 55 year old printer and his bride Dorothy 43 faced charges after he offered to serve a six month jail term for forgery to match her sentence. Probation officers had evidence of spurious payroll checks used shortly after their marriage last April. Prosecutors had evidence but he agreed to plead guilty and take the same sentence. The judge may accept the offer and dismiss charges against Mrs Farrell.
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Los Angeles
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Fia
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Soviet plan to test massive thermonuclear bombs sparks war talk
The Soviet news agency Tass outlined designs for nuclear bombs of 20 30 50 and 100 million tons of TNT and claimed safeguards to minimize harm. Khrushchev previously signaled a 100 million ton device and urged peace talks while West Germany and allies ramped up military preparations. The announcement unsettled the Soviet public, marking renewed tension over Berlin and German reunification.
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Tass
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Yuri Gagarin
Khrushchev
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Khrushctev
Berlin
West Germany
County Revenue Tops Estimates
County spending rose after revenue forecasts. The county overestimated receipts from fines and licenses, hospital and sheriff fees, and other revenues, while actual income exceeded projections by substantial margins. Despite this, revised appropriations grew to 5 973 279 dollars with spending at 6 017 606 dollars.
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Enstead
Maryland Hospital
Hornbaker Rears Henry S Hornbaker dies at 62
Henry Stanley Hornbaker, 62, of Smithsburg Route 2, died suddenly at Washington County Hospital Wednesday noon. Survived by wife Wanda Lee Clay Hornbaker, daughter Mary Maeda Imes of Boonsboro Route 2, sons Ray F Cocke? and Henry S Jr, sister Virginia Clapper Clear Spring, brother Lewis C Mercersburg, eight grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Norment Funeral Home with Rev Robert Timmons officiating. burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Clay) Hornbaker
Smithsburg
Washington County
Franklin County
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Sarah Catherine (Bowman) Iornbaker
Hagerstown
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Mary Maeda Imes
Boonsbars
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Hancock
Henry S, Jr
Not Too Old To Face Charge
Memphis report of a 102 year old man accused of assault by his wife who claims periodic beatings and threats. Court proceedings begin as the couple’s family enrollment plans unfold. The article notes allegations and family ties, including multiple step and natural relatives.
Local Union Extends Truckers Talks 18 Days
A walkout of about 6,000 Maryland and Washington area truck drivers was averted as contract talks were extended for 18 days. Teamsters International and the Negotiation Policy Committee announced the extension, with negotiations to Sept 18 and retroactive pay, involving Locals 557 Baltimore 992 Hagerstown 453 Cumberland 789 Salisbury and 639 Washington.
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Teamsters International
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Salisbury
Prayer for Guidance and Diligence by James W. Kennedy
In a concise supplication Kennedy asks for divine deliverance from ignorance and procrastination. He urges openness to new truth, urging himself to complete today’s work before sleep and to pursue new insight through God’s help.
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James W. Kennedy
N.Y.C
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Experts doubt superbombs change war outcomes
U S experts say Khrushchev may gain propaganda value from a 100 million ton superbomb, not greater military effect. They note no simple gain from larger yields, as efficiency matters more. a 20 megaton weapon already devastates wide areas, and fallout could cover thousands of square miles.
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Pentagon
Alymix
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Hopeful For Adjournment Plan Seeks September Finish
Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana outlined a Senate program aimed at adjourning by September 14 or 15 with full cooperation from all senators. He warned colleagues that his guess is the work may finish closer to October First.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
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