Derr Defends Maryland Senate Against House Criticism
Maryland State Senator John A. Derr defends the Senate against House criticism arguing both chambers share responsibility for stalled legislation. He cites auto insurance bills, a revolving retail credit measure, and pistol regulations as examples, and notes opposition to a second Bay Bridge while warning a special session could be used to push it.
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John A. Derr
R-Fred
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Sen. Derr
House
Senate
Charles E. Collins
Frederick
Samuel R. Dillon
D-Washington
State Senate
Dillion
Derr
Collins
James H. Caldwell
Dwicomico
Banking and Finance Committee
Annapolis
Bombs Hit Negro Homes in Alabama Strife Surges
In Camden Alabama a dynamite blast damaged a Negro home in Birmingham and two other bombs were found at the homes of Mayor Albert Boutwell and Council member Nina Miglionico but were disarmed. T.L. Crowell's son Weymouth 13 injured a little.
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Camden
Ala
Alabama
Birmingam
Birmingham
Albert Boutwell
Nina Miglionico
T.L. Crowell
Crowell
Weymouth
Camden Academy
Arlan's Department Store Attracts 140000 In One Week
Leonard Helfrich reports more than 140000 shoppers have visited the Prospect center store since opening last Thursday. The first day drew 60000 to 70000 shoppers and daily average since then has been about 15000. The store employs 150 people, mostly from the Frederick area.
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Arlan’s
Leonard Helfrich
Prospect
Helfrich
Frederick
Welfrich
Rector Warns Fr De Pauw Over Caution From Baltimore Cardinal
The Rev Gommar De Pauw leader of a Catholic traditionalist group says he has been cautioned that some actions may violate directives from Cardinal Lawrence Shehan. The warning allegedly came from Mount St Mary’s Rector George Mulcahy who claimed to speak for the cardinal. De Pauw chairs the coordinating committee of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement which opposes changes from the Ecumenical Council.
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Gommar de Pauw
Cardinal Shehan
Shehan
Mulcahy
de Pauw
Rome
Let Experts Handle Problems says Frederick County schools
Dr John L Carnochan superintendent of Frederick County schools says experts should handle school problem solving while expressing appreciation for parents alumni and citizens groups He notes community interest helped create a corrective reading program and supports expanding vocational education He warns new programs like kindergarten require taxpayer funding and sufficient community demand before adoption.
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Frederick County
John L. Carnochan
Carnachan
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Sanitary Commission Plans Israel Creek Survey
Frederick Metropolitan District Sanitary Commission will survey the Israel Creek area to assess effects of the Maryland Baptist College project near Walkersville. Executive director Francis Cook disclosed the plan after a Sanitary Commission meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He met Walkersville officials and discussed with property owners at a public gathering in Walkersville. The commission will seek funds to hire a professional engineer.
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Frederick Metropolitan
Walkersville
Gilmore Trout
Maryland General Assembly Approves Most Frederick County Laws
The Maryland General Assembly enacted nearly all local Frederick County measures this session. One exception cited by delegate Charles E. Collins barred installment tax payments on a single building lot as land develops, which the delegation avoided endorsing this year.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Charles E. Collins
Collins
Charlotte Yarrell
Board of Election Supervisors
Rubinstein Cosmetic Pioneer Helena Rubinstein Dies at 94
New York AP confirms Helena Rubinstein, 94, a pioneer in cosmetics and founder of a company now valued at about 100 million annually, died after a career spanning 63 years. She began in Melbourne in 1902 after patients sought her facial cream, later expanding to London Paris and New York.
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New York
Helena Rubinstein
Fifth Avenue
New York Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Poland
London
Paris
School Board Meet Postponed One Week
Frederick County School Board meeting moved from the first Wednesday to the following Wednesday April 14. Superintendent Dr John L Carnochan cited a National School Boards Association conference in Boston Mass causing the delay with two board members attending.
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Frederick County School Board
John L. Carnochan
National School Boards Association
Boston
Mass
Baptists Complete Purchase of Walkersville College Site
The Maryland Baptist College Corporation paid the remaining 250 000 dollars of a 300 000 dollar price for Glade Valley Farms to Dr. Robert A. Leonard and took possession for a Walkersville college site. Settlement occurred at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with witnesses and Baptist officials present.
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Maryland Baptist College Corporation
Walkersville
Glade Valley Farms, Inc
Robert A. Leonard
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Baptist Convention of Maryland
State Mission Board of the Baptist Convention of Maryland
Melvin E. Lea
Frederick
Leonard D. Carmack
Brunswick
John M. Tubbs
Baltimore
Leonard
Glade Valley Farms
Cline L. Vice
Glen Burnie
Cecil C. Anderson
Silver Spring
The
John R. Cummins
the College
Mathias Holds Off on 1968 Run Amid Redistricting Battles
Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr said a Baltimore City petition challenges Maryland redistricting approved by the legislature and could force a statewide at large race in 1968. He noted a related bill in Congress and declined to commit until legal and political moves clarify the situation.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Naval Air Reserve
Pentagon
Congress
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Pan Am Lines Hit By Pilot Strike Worldwide
A major Pan American Airways strike idles the globe spanning fleet. The AFL CIO Air Line Pilots Association ordered a 7 pm Wednesday walkout impacting thousands of travelers and grounding many flights while some prestrike itineraries are honored for crewed government charter flights. The dispute centers on hours on duty with pilots seeking an 80 hour monthly cap.
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New York
Pan American Airways
Pan Am
South Viet Nam
Germany
United States
Afl-C1o Air Line Pilots Association
Chicago
Kennedy Airport
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Strength, Higher Volume
New York traders showed selective strength as heavier trading characterized early activity. Investors scanned earnings and economic signals while early gains and notable turnover defined the nascent session.
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New York
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MSM
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Remsberg
Louise J. Strine
East Patrick Street
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Frederick Look
Carnochan
Israel Creek
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Patrick M Schnauffer
Maryland School For the Deaf
South Market Street
Sienspar
J. Rolfe Castleman
Market Street
Rubinstein
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Pan-Am
Niewan
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