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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1959
Page
2
The Frederick newspaper page lists athletic scores dated Wednesday August 18 1959 with Frederick 582 Carroll 441 and Wicomico 387 among the results.
Baltimore AP The annual pupil surge hits Maryland next month with 27 059 more pupils forecast across 24 school systems. Total enrollment should be 561 240 with 22 724 teachers, about 1300 more than last year, as 567 080 000 is earmarked for local schools. Baltimore City leads with 15 30 hundred students, followed by Baltimore County 86 400 and Prince Georges 66 000. Kent County expects the smallest at 3 35.
Annapolis AP Thomas B Finan new chairman of Maryland s Democratic party Tuesday named David Hume of Bryantown as state treasurer of the party The appointment followed his election at a Democratic State Central Committee meeting He is a lawyer from Charles County and former regional campaign chair for Southern Maryland
Washington AP report states Governor Nelson Rockefeller tested the 1960 political waters with a White House civil defense meeting and a New Hampshire primary talk, while offering no firm decision on a presidential bid. Eisenhower gave neither encouragement nor discouragement, and aides suggested Nixon or Rockefeller as possible nominees. The article notes Eisenhower will not pick between Nixon and Rockefeller, and mentions the Ohio State School for the Blind opening in Columbus in 1837.
Senator John F Kennedy agreed to visit Annapolis to discuss presidential politics with Maryland Governor J. Mullard Tawes after meeting with state party leaders. Kennedy tentatively plans to travel in two or three weeks depending on Senate duties and a potential Maryland presidential primary decision. Tawes said he preferred an uninstructed delegation to the 1960 Democratic National Convention, while Finan called Kennedy a top contender.
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