Maryland requires renewals for driver licenses by mail
Baltimore April 15 Maryland drivers must renew licenses next year under a new law taking effect July The schedule assigns expiration dates by last name with mail renewal including a $1 fee At least 60 days before expiration motorists will get a renewal notice by mail First renewal in 20 years marks Maryland as the only state granting lifetime permits PEPCO plans to start a new power plant project in upper Montgomery County with a dam across the Potomac anticipated pending congressional approval.
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Department of Mowr
Commissioner
Senate
PEPCO
Washington
Potomac Electric Power Co
Upper
Montgomery County
H. Roy Dunn
Fepco
Stockholders
Potomac
Dickerson
Britain Plans Mid Pacific H Bomb Tests
Britain asserts right to declare a danger zone for hydrogen bomb tests in the mid Pacific around Christmas Island. Aubrey Jones says precautions will prevent unauthorized entry, while Labor demands postponement and questions legality. Protests from Japan and peace groups grow as debate continues in Parliament.
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Loxdon
Mid- Pacific
Aubrey Jones
House’ ‘of Commons
Labor Party
Christmas Island
Rene Tees
Japan Council Against
Flotila
Bertrand Russell
Jones
Jabarnes
Frank
Besch
Thomas
Tto
Jama Ona Wa
Japanese protest over nuclear tests and moratorium call
The Japanese ambassador in Moscow delivered a protest to the Soviet Foreign Ministry about four nuclear detonations in the last 12 days and urged no more tests without warning. Tokyo says the tests endanger health as timing aimed at the eve of Commons debate. A Moscow radio speaker urged a moratorium for a definite period until an in advance agreement to abolish them is possible. In the U.N. disarmament committee, Bri tain and France approved an American proposal to stop making nuclear weapons next April 1, but insist on a working control system.
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Tokyo
U.N. Disarmament
Charles Stain
France
Bohn
Sheokstown
Civilian Forces At Army Bases To Be Cut
Edgewood Maryland April Jone The civilian personnel chief Marion C Sedberry at the Army Chemical Center pursues retirements to avoid mandatory civilian force cuts at all bases in Maryland He makes personal appeals to eligible employees and contacts post staff to spare workers Annapolis voters face a mayoral primary with two party choices tomorrow.
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Jone
Army Chemical Center
Army
Maryland
Marion C. Sedberry
Congress
Benefits Highlighted In Sedberry Talk
Sedberry notes include a retiree option with a monthly $240 check, just 53 less than the $270 earned for four weeks of work, cited to a single employee as a talking point.
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