Education Lottery Sparks Senate Debate on Federal Aid
The Nation Today discusses Senator Lister Hill’s critique of U S education as a lottery tied to birth, and explains a Senate-passed bill to distribute 39 million dollars annually to states to raise per-child spending toward a $50 minimum. The plan would favor poorer states, avoid federal schooling interference, and remains dead in the House for this year with future action expected.
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Washington
Lister Hill
Alabama
America
Senate
House
Congress
South
United States
Ellender
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
New York
Supreme Court
Compact small house plans offer eight facade styles
OMES FOR AMERICANS AP News describes a Columbia Smalltime Plan Service design enabling ten interior layouts within 624 to 720 square feet. Exterior facades number eight, with options for basement or partial basement, and stairs usable as a utility room. The plan suits a low pitched roof later adjustable to raise a room upstairs.
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AP News
Columbia Smalltme Plan Service
John Q. Adams, Jr
Hawthorne Park
Columbus
Ohio
Taneytown Notes and Visits Across Town
Taneytown residents share holiday travels and family news. Mrs J B Elliot visits Long Beach NY with son in law and daughter T E Graham. Gilda Tullis and Mary Jane Beck visit G E Rue family. Paul and A C Keminger visit Lancaster and Philadelphia. Julia Celeste born to Mr and Mrs Paul Prosser. Taneytown Chamber hosts annual Bay outing. Campbell travels 22 days West Coast by bus. Samuel Miennese speaks at Lions Club on school age rise and twelfth grade expansion. Mrs Flora Leister of Akron visiting. Dress-up show mentioned.
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Taneytown
J. B Elliot
T. E. Graham
Long Beach
Long Island
Gilda Tullis
Taneytown High School
Frondenw
A. S Thomas, Jr
Brooklyn
Siseter
G . Rue —John
Richard Little
Hanover
S.C. Ott
Paul Prosser
Julia Celeste
A C Keminger
Florence
Ahoona
Air
Lancaster
Phili
Tanertoun
T. Retown
San Antonio
Joseph Shaum
Air Corps
Saimavel Miennese
Don W. Webb
Taneytown Lions Club
Mervyn C Fuss
Jenness
William Davis
Akron
Ohio
Flora Leister
Playground prize winners announced for July event
Children who patronize the playground were honored on July 19 with prizes. Ann Marie Beaver won prettiest dressed, Ant Stiley best dressed, Jean Wilson most unusual, Kay Craig most natural looking, Alice Bowere funniest, Joan Cartzen damer best looking grownup woman. All received bubble gum and ice cream. a doll show for the children is scheduled for August 9.
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Ann Marie Beaver
Ant Stiley
Jean Wilson
Kay Craig
Alice Bowere
Joan Cartzendamer
Local Social Notes From Sykesville And Nearby Areas
Mrs Nina Wilcox returns to New York after a visit with Mrs Christine Wilson. Mr and Mrs Russell Gore and son Bobby of Randallstown hosted Clyde Wilsons. Melvin Zepp family visited Charles Thompson’s home. Leeann Zepp stayed. Nuthe Elizabeth Tucde Nam summers with aunt Mrs Mo Proce at Lake Oscawank NY. Fletcher G Parlett and Clara Kathleen Gartrell with Robert Watkins hosted visits. Marcie MacDonald Laura visits Richard Ro Bennett Jr. Miss Jean New Randallstown and Lilian Ruxton visited Mrs Christine Wilson. Mrs Edgar Currens returns from Franklin Square Hospital improved. Carl Fidel purchased the RE Jenkins property from late Jam Wheatley. Wilbur Hawkins Sr announces engagement of daughter Katuria to Henry L Sandosky. Herbert Wright and Pauline Hollenberry welcome a daughter born July 27 at Franklin Square. Margaret Logue returns home after visit.
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Edgar Currens
Franklin Square Hospital
Carl Fdel
RE Jenkins
Lnte Jam Wheatley
Wilbur Hawkins Sr
Nddaughter
Katuria
Herry L
Pauline Hollenberry
Margaret Logue
Westminster
Miss Maryland contest fuels protest over Cumberland win
In Cumberland a state elimination of Miss Maryland sparked protests from Frostburg and others who argued the pageant favored certain contestants during rehearsals and violated national rules. National judges weighed whether to strip the title or reassert the winner Juanita Lookabaugh of Cumberland.
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Maryland
Juanita Lookabaugh
Cumberland
Frostburg
Thompson
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