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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1959
Page
16
Baltimore County Public Works director John B. Funk spoke to Hood College students on suburban living. He said suburbs excel in education and income but resist city annexation, favor localism and lower service costs, while noting higher education costs and expanding building programs.
The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a preliminary hearing Monday at 1 30 pm in the Hiram Winchester Room to question or obtain copies of the proposed Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. A public hearing before the County Commissioners is scheduled for April 27.
Washington AP reports the Senate unanimously votes to create an 11 member unemployment investigation committee. The panel would report to Congress within 60 days with recommendations and study centers of abnormal unemployment. Johnson authored the resolution and the plan moves to the House.
Aviation pioneer Maj Alexander P De Seversky was hospitalized in AMUASU Florida after a Bahamas water sport mishap. He said he caught a 15 pound shark while fishing and swimming, and doctors reported a coronary spasm and a rib rib injury.
Washington AP reports an emergency landing of a Seversky trainer in Rocky Mount after a fire in the cockpit. Cadets aboard, Edgar Main and James F., were uninjured as the aircraft returned to Myrtle Beach, S.C. for grounding and assessment.
W G Morrell vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company argues current rates are inadequate for expansion and service quality. He says PSC will set fair value and return after hearings, noting earnings below what is fair given rising costs.
A Pakistani jet fighter shot down a twin-jet Canberra of the Indian Air Force over western Pakistan near Rawalpindi after it refused to land. Both Indian crewmen survived the crash landing with broken legs. New Delhi said one Canberra was missing on a routine flight.
Army PFC Roger E Foland of the 24th Division's 19th Infantry received a high school equivalency certificate while stationed in Germany. His wife Alice and his parents Mr and Mrs Roger H Foland reside on Route 1 in Thurmont Maryland.
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