Arms talks open in Geneva exclude Red China
Washington State Department press officer Lincoln White said participation by other nations including Red China could be considered if progress is made toward disarmament at Geneva. Negotiations resume March 15 with ten nations, five Allies and five Communists, but Red China is not included. Current Geneva talks involve the United States Britain and the Soviet Union seeking a ban on atomic weapon tests. Enforcing a ban would require about 180 monitoring stations worldwide to detect underground explosions.
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Riverbend Dam foes split Canal Park plan and past aims
Philadelphia leaders address River Bend dam question amid a debate over canal area preservation. Wirth objects to damming that would inundate parts of the Chesapeake and Ohio corridor while advocates highlight parkway ideas and national historic significance. The discussion touches on anti-Semitism concerns and the broader development of the Potomac River region and frontier history.
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Hypnosis Ties Plight to Tampa Airliner Crash
Taylor, believed hypnotized, boarded a National Airlines plane tied to a Nov. 16 crash. A $37,500 life policy and $100,000 insurance were involved. Mrs Spears and ex-husband discuss alleged hypnosis and manipulation by Dr Al Spears as investigators probe the incident.
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Crash Survivors Complete Last Leg of Journey by Ship
Survivors of a plane crash describe escaping through flames and water while a door was opened. The aircraft skidded on the runway after a rain squall, flames engulfed exits, and passengers crawled and exited as emergency belts kept them in place. The Jamaican airport reopened after the crash as authorities investigate. The report notes a reference to the upcoming 1986 Chinese Year of the Horse.
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Kangaroo Meat Seized Through Pennsylvania Inquiry
PennsylvaniaAttorney General Anne X. Alpora announced possible arrests of meat processors amid a report of kangaroo meat imported from Australia. The Harrisburg Patriot cited 15 tons unloaded in New York with 3 tons impounded in Philadelphia and 12 tons traced to Pittsburgh, amid Irish Sweepstakes funds.
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Obituary for Alexander F. Toth in Baltimore
Alexander Frank Toth died suddenly at 1 15 a.m. at his home in Baltimore aged 70. Born in Budapest he came to the United States in 1908 and lived in Baltimore 42 years. He was a retired construction worker and member of St Bernard Church. Surviving wife Lorena Toth. rosary this evening. Requiem Mass Saturday at St Marys Church with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Liberte) Toth
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Television teaching under fire by teacher group
Cleveland educators attack the airborne television teaching plan as a threat to student learning arguing that lecturing from a plane to 29 000 feet fails to engage students and risks eroding human values taught in classrooms. The discussion notes educator concerns about a system reaching millions of students across the Midwest and questions the program’s effectiveness.
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Travel Over State Toll Bridges Up
Maryland road traffic rose on all four state toll facilities last year with gains from 6 to 24 percent. The Baltimore Harbor Tunnel led increased use, while the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River bridges grew 11.3 and 10.5 percent respectively. Total vehicles exceeded 26 million across the four facilities and more than 112 million passed counters statewide, with several highway counters showing double digit boosts.
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Lunch Box Treat Splits Layer of Cake with Frosting
A lunch box dessert results in a split sponge cake with two layers rejoined by frosting. The top is dusted with a handful of contesting ingredients, creating a quirky sweet treat.
U S Recalls Ambassadorship Amid Cuba Tensions
A dispatch reports U S policymakers debate responses to Castro regime actions in Cuba. Potential steps include issuing a strong statement from Herter or Ru ibottom, and possible joint diplomacy through OAS. analysts weigh the impact on Latin America and American dignity as Cubans resist Washington’s protest over seized property.
Ruritan Zone 2 Set to Meet in March in County
Maryland District Marylang Zone 2 of Ruritan Clubs will meet at District 12 Fireball on March 26. Tilghmanton Fairplay club reports 50 percent growth in 1959 and hosts Farmers Night on Feb 1 chaired by Joseph Fritz with Ladies Auxiliary service. Treasurer Harv Shank and new member David Starliper noted. Frank Baker and Tom Jones among attendees.
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More Experts To Testify In Drug Probe
Testimony expanded in a drug probe as experts discuss tranquilizer sales. The staff outlined price structures for 50 tablets of Thorazine, labeled chlorpromazine, showing $5.05 to druggists and varying international figures. Details highlighted substantial salaries and dividends for company leaders including Munn, Boyer, and Kline, underscoring financial scope of the firm.
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Dental Group Hosts State President in Baltimore Visit
The Washington County Dental Association entertained Dr. George Clenden in Baltimore at Fountain Head Country Club on Tuesday. He discussed the upcoming state meeting in Atlantic City and invited all local members to attend.
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Seaman Apprentice Larry W. Martin Aboard USS Ticonderoga
Radioman seaman apprentice Larry W. Martin USN son of W. Martin of Hagerstown and Edith Shank of Maugansville serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier Ticonderoga with the U S First Fleet out of San Diego California underway with the U S Navy.
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Heptachlor Use on Forage Crops Banned by FDA Action
University of Maryland expert Ted Bissell notes FDA has zero tolerance for heptachlor residues in alfalfa and forage crops after toxicology findings. Hay could contain only trace residues, and the university cannot recommend heptachlor for alfalfa, clover, grass hay, or pasture. Farmers should switch to methoxychlor or malathion for weevil control with careful timing to avoid reinfestation.
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Food and Drug
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Prayer Day Invoke Joy and Light for All
A Corvallis minister from First Methodist Church prays for enlightenment and joy beyond routine, asking God to irradiate common tasks as opportunities to help others through Jesus Christ. The article also notes the Milky Way contains about five trillion stars.
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Evening TV Schedule Fragment for Friday January 22
A fragmented listing of TV programs and times for a Friday schedule. Includes shows such as Rin Tin Tin, Crusader Rabbit, Burns and Allen, Popeye, Life of Riley, World News, Weather, Almanac, Rawhide, Twilight Zone, and late night features. Mentions multiple stations or regions with scattered program blocks and special segments.
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