House Strips Foreign Aid Measure In Congress Clash
In Washington the Senate passed a foreign aid bill with long-range lending and Treasury borrowing authority but the House stripped these provisions in a party line vote. The House bill would fund a one year program at 4.57 billion with no Treasury borrowing, while the Senate proposed 4.08 billion including 1.19 billion for year one and 1.7 billion borrowing authority per year for four years. The split prompted conference negotiations as Kennedy sought strong financing powers for his overseas development plan. The Senate also approved an amendment limiting interest on U S aid loans, a measure rejected by the administration. The Congo asked UN for a General Assembly discussion on refugees from Portuguese Angola.
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Treasury
House
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U.S
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
Abraham A. Rubicoff
Adam C. Powell
D-Ny
Ribicoff
Rayburn
Zoning Change Approved for Kefauver Farm Area
Frederick County Planning Commission approves rezoning 30.1 acres on three parcels at Alternate U.S. 40 and Hollow Road for a business district. Final authority lies with the Frederick County Commissioners who voted to approve this commercial use needs. A separate request by Malle B. Cuthbertson for 33.8 acres near Mount Airy is recommended for rejection due to existing commercial development in adjacent areas.
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Kefauver
Planning Commission
Frederick
Middletown
U.S. 40
Matie B. Cuthbertson
Silver Spring
Mount Airy
Miss Cuthbertson
Four County Development Corporation
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Jeb Howard
Mathias and Mathias
Maryland 27
Old Mill Road
Maryland
J. Alfred Catsail
Carroll County
Maryland litter problem spurs highway cleanup drive
State Police say litter along Maryland highways remains a problem though progress is visible. Photo shows beer cans on Clifton road near US 40 as Carroll County prepares a rezoning hearing for commercial development. officials set a September 5 meeting at Winchester Hall to decide on two zoning requests. Authorities note fewer sights of trash as the anti litter effort continues.
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Maryland
Clifton Road
J Rolfe Castleman
Frederick
School Aid Bill Inches Toward House Approval
A compromise aid to education bill sits in the House Education and Labor Committee awaiting action from President Kennedy and Speaker Rayburn. Neither are expected to act until next week due to their current duties.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Frederick County War On Litter Bugs Gains Community Support
State Police report a rising anti litter drive in Frederick County as summer tourism and local groups join merchants in distributing litter bags and patrolling roads. Lieutenant C. E. Cook notes progress but warns the problem remains, with penalties for flagrant violators and inquiries from other regions.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
C. E. Cook
Cook
Sands Family Involved In Maryland 144 Collision
A two-vehicle crash on Maryland 144 near Cooksville injures Mrs. Sands and her 14 year old daughter Susie Sands who are hospitalized in Sandy Springs. Driver Al exander Sands sustains minor injuries. A second vehicle driven by Ralph Victor Smith is charged with reckless driving and operating under the influence. Estimated damages total 700 dollars.
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Susie Sands
Cooksville
Alexander Sands
Maryland 144
Ralph Victor Smith
Rockville
TFC
Thomas Bosley
Smith
Bartzen Leads U S Tie With Mexico In Davis Cup Battle
Bernard Tut Bartzen, 33, handed Mexico its top player Mario Llamas a 4-6 6-4 6-4 6-4 victory as the United States split the opening singles in the American Zone ties at the Cleveland Skating Club. Rafael Osuna upset Chuck McKinley in straight sets 6-3 6-3 in the opening match. The teams resume with doubles Saturday and singles Sunday in a best of five.
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Bernard
Bartzen
United States
Mexico
Mario Llamas
Llamas
Rafael Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Cleveland Skating Club
Osuna
University of Southern California
McKinley
St. Louis
Shelter Interest Grows in Maryland says AP report
Maryland Civil Defense agencies report a surge in inquiries about fallout shelters rising by about 400 percent in recent weeks. Officials in Pikesville and Anne Arundel County note high call volumes while Sussex County, Delaware, reports more than 100 shelters built.
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Associated Press
Maryland Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Maryland
Pikesville
William P. Bolton Sr
Baltimore County Civil Defense
Kennedy
Berlin
Bolton
Fletcher S. Joyce
Anne Arundel County
Khrushchev
Joyce
Sussex County
del Paul JA Bruner
Sussex
Seaford
Del
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Shelters urged for wider civil defense in county
Worcester County Civil Defense director Allen W. Bunting urged towns to fund large public shelters rather than focus on private family units. The report notes defenserelated shelter plans and calls for substantial local investment.
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Allen W. Bunting
Worcester County Civil Defense
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