Marines Beef Complaint Prompts Congress Grilling Over Rations
At a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing Rep. Daniel Flood pressed Navy officials to explain why Marines receive grade C beef while the Navy gets grade B. Navy budget officials promised further details as discussion hinting at a move toward uniform menus continued off the record.
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Washington
Navy
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
House
Appropriations Subcommittee
F.D. Rothenhamer
Bureau of Navy Personnel
Flood
B.J. Semmes Jr
Naval Personnel
Semmes
Department of Defense
Rothenhamer
George Andrews
D-Ala
Army
Air Force
Andrews
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Goldstein Mulls 1966 Maryland Governor Bid
Baltimore AP reports Maryland State Comptroller Louis Goldstein said he would run for governor in 1966 if he has sufficient support. He noted he has not discussed plans with Governor Tawes and will decide independently despite other Democratic candidates.
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Baltimore
Louis Goldstein
Maryland
Goldstein
Joseph Tydings
U.S
Tawes
Tydings
Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Comptroller’s Office
Carroll County Schools Plan 2.495 Million Building Program
Carroll County school system announces a 2,495,000 construction program covering new buildings additions and alterations through 1970 Superintendent Samuel Jenness and the Board of Education in Westminster approve. Projects include eight classrooms at Mechanicsburg Elementary 160,000 and a 20 to 24 room addition and new gym at Westminster High School 1,275,000 plus a new Westminster Elementary on the high school lot and a 400,000 Finksburg Sandy Mount Elementary School and 400,000 Hampstead Manchester Elementary additions. Plans and specs will be issued as the program evolves.
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Carroll County
Samuel Jenness
Board of Education
Westminster
Mechanicsburg
Ary School
Finksburg - Sandy Mount
Hampstead-Manchester
Winfield
Towson Expands Graduate School Programs
Towson State College announces expansion of its graduate offerings starting this summer. The Master of Education degree will cover secondary education, elementary education, and guidance and counseling, with all graduate courses offered in evening and summer sessions.
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Towson State College
Towson School
Realtor Injured As Car Hits Pole
A Frederick real estate agent suffered minor lacerations when his car left the road on East Church Street and struck a utility pole, breaking it in half. Paul B. Ganley of Wilson Place refused treatment. He is charged with failure to drive to the right of the center of the highway. Investigating officers are Sgt. J. Frank Main and Officer James E. Shepley.
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Frederick
East Church Street
Paul B. Ganley
Wilson Place
Ganley
J. Frank Main
James E. Shepley
Montgomery Retirement Study Voted by County Council
The Montgomery County Council approved a full study of the county retirement system. The personnel board will review disability retirees to confirm ongoing pension eligibility. Councilman Cletus Barnett urged reassessing cases of those who may have recovered and work elsewhere. He also opposed locating a new Health and Welfare Building in Rockville due to past city issues.
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Montgomery County Council
Cletus Barnett
Barnett
Rockville
Westmore Road
Rollins Avenue
Evelyn Drive
Montrose Road
School Board Debates Capital Budget and Montrose Plan
The board discussed the county capital budget and rehabilitation needs for several schools. They also considered the Montrose High School construction project, which had been deferred last year.
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Montrose High School
Eagles Celebrate 60th Anniversary May 16
Frederick Eagles plan a 60th anniversary event on May 16 with Mayor E Paul Magaha as guest welcomer. Honorary member Magaha joins Emmett R Bowlus and Delegate Charles E Collins in addressing about 450 Eagles and auxiliary members from across the state. Frederick lodge was organized May 11 1905 with Howard Albaugh as master of ceremonies.
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E. Paul Magaha
Frederick Eagles
Magaha
Eagles
Emmett R. Bowlus
Board of Aldermen
Charles E. Collins
Eagle
Eagles Frederick Lodge
Howard Albaugh
Sit-In Ends In Baltimore
A two hour protest at the Baltimore school board offices concluded Friday night as police escorted 21 demonstrators out. Two participants were members of the Congress of Racial Equality.
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Baltimore
Baltimore School Board
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Protest at Dunbar High School prompts board talks
CORE protesters demand a new Dunbar High School as they rally in a sit in after meeting with the school board. The all night action and a Friday prison sentence for violating the Selective Service Act are reported, with Hinks facing federal sentencing for conscientious objection refusal.
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CORE
Dunbar High School
Dunbar
Selective Service Act
Prison Sentence For Act Violator
Joseph L. Hinks Jr. 22 of Salisbury Maryland received a 30 month federal sentence for the act violation in Baltimore. He faces further federal penalties and supervision following his release.
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Baltimore
Joseph L. Hinks Jr
Salisbury
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