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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1961
Page
8
Local notices from The News report community updates and small items on August 30 1961. Details include civic actions and society happenings in Frederick Maryland with no sensational content.
Salaries for Maryland senators office staff paid from April to June reached up to 17 524 dollars annually. The report by Secretary of the Senate Felton Johnston lists clerical and administrative staff including Beall Wolfe Ahlers Whitehurst Price Waldron Cook Gilfoyle Schnauffer Harding Ed ds Vance Long Shaffer and others with amounts ranging from 1 037 to 4 381 dollars for the quarter.
Public payroll reveals numerous state legislative staffers and salaries led by Ernest C Baynard at 4381 dollars and J Thomas Anderson at 535 dollars. Other listed roles include Francis J Wilson 2776 and Edith F Zollo 2660 as executive secretary and clerical workers.
Washington report says Kennedy administration weighs moving U S ambassadors in Latin America to form a Kennedy picked team. The plan aims to relieve costly posts and create promotions for career diplomats aligned with the Alliance for Progress.
The Soviet Union halted demobilization of its servicemen and vowed to end forces fueling aggression as NATO threats and arms race pressures rise. The Central Committee and Council of Ministers attributed the move to direct threats against the Soviet Union and other socialist states.
Desert tan and frost white Ford Country Sedan station wagon with Fordomatic radio heater and power steering. One owner vehicle offered at a bargain price.
Tass and Moscow radio report the Soviet Union will not be first to use arms and calls for peace coexistence with the West. Defense Minister Malinovsky orders demobilization held until a peace treaty with Germany is concluded, with the count of affected men undisclosed. If imperialists seek war in that context, the USSR will end the threat. TRAIN CRASHES PARIS: an express train from Le Mans crashes into a switch engine near Ther sur l'Hugue, killing five and injuring 25 as ten cars derail. Major line disruption affects Brest-Quimper area toward Paris. Ernie Stautner and Art Donovan, both NFL stars, begin their 11th seasons.
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