Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1960 — Page 8

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Sen. Kennedy Opens Maryland Campaign ROCKVHJX. Md 'UPl>—Sen John F. Kennedy 'Mass ’ today opened his Maryland Democratic presidential primary campaign with a strong plea for immediate federal aid to education. • Anyrican education today is in a crisis, and the sorry prospects are that without prompt I federal action that crisis will only grow worse.” he told the (United Womens Democratic Club in this suburban community near , the nation's capital. The 42-year-old Massachusetts senator's only major rival for Maryland's 24 Democratic convention votes in next Tuesday's primary is Sen. Wayne Morse 'Ore.)Morse promised to step up his campaign in the wake of Kennedy's smashing victory in the West Virginia primary Tuesday.

Kennedy's Maryland campaignj called far plenty of handshaking, speeches, and tight timetables for travel by car. bus. helicopter and I plane This was the »aßiv formula ■ he used in winning Use Wisconsin and Writ Virginia races He confined his nrvt day of .campaigning in Maryland to api pearances in Montgomery and ' Prince Georges Counties, fastgrowing areas adjacent to Washington. I In addition to the RockviUe speech, Kennedy scheduled two early morning talks at scientific 1 laboratories a dedication of a ’I county Democratic club building, la tea. and hand-shaking visits to several shopping centers. In his prepared speech to the Women's Democratic Club, Ken- . nedy urged President Eisenhower not to veto a "vital'' Senatepassed aid-to-education bill if 1 reached his desk. The measure would provide federal funds for classroom construction and teachers’ salaries.

To Receive Bids On Pointing 23 Bridges Bids will be taken at the state house annex in Indianapolis June 7 on the painting of 23 Steel bridges in Adams county, the state highway department announced today Bids are invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 3.127 lineal feet of bridge and the applying of approximately 1.354 gallons of paint. Grandmother Os Local Lady Dies Tuesday Word has been received here of the death of Mrs Charles C. Sherwood. 86. of Toronto. 0.. grandmother of Mrs Jack Harker of Decatur. She had been in failing health for the past nine months, and died Tuesday afternoon at the ■ home of her daughter. Mrs. O. R. Steele, of Warren. O Mr. and Mrs. | Harker will leave Friday for the funeral services in Toronto. O.

To Give Report On Electra Airliners RURBANK CaUf 'UPI> «. 7W Circle• pogejet* *•< report rard fadar rewit* of an urge®’ sls-wwk nwtUnulltaM dollar twt pnwrsm to find out why throe of tn* passenger • ladawed alrltaers J have < r a»had • Uwkherd Aircraft nailed • I meeting with representative* from , I airline* now flying IN Klectras —at reduced spreda—Airline Pilot* A**n. federal aviation. •genrirt and their own technical j P r ”P ,t ' . j, I At the fcc*»k»n. the lc»t rr»u«ts. any mrwitflcatlcas snd modifies-1 tian coats will be discussed Ar , though a closed meeting. lx»ck-; hc«d said u would have a formal j announcement on the J’s million. dollar test program later tn the| | day, probably early this after < I n<><>n I IsorkhctM OuiirntAfl Rribrrt i Gross Indicated there amuld be i I mrdificationa when he said Wed- j inesday the "Improveetsent pro-] (gram” would cost not more than, !25 million dollar’ One of the chief detectives ln| the mystery cra’hes of the five • million dollar plane has been Her- - 'man <Fish> Salmon. Lockheed i chief engineering test pd'A whn u i a former airplane race winner and long-lime research flyer. He has conducted the most dan ! ' gcrous portion of the tests —flying j a heavily-instrumented Electra. [ into the worst turbulence he could I ’ find over the lofty Sierra Nevada | 1 range. He has flown the Electra | ' at far above its design Hmit | ! into the rough weather in a de- ; I liberate attempt to try to make it break apart. Two crashes particularly interi ested the Ix>ckhc«d technicians 1 those at Buffalo. Tex., and Tell iCity, Ind., where clear weather i turbulence was believed the cause The other Electra fell into the i East River at New York. "No air turbulence that I know of could possibly have caused the , crashes,” Salmorf said The I plane is strong enough to with-, | stard extrenw air

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