County backs big display for Maryland at World’s Fair
Frederick County Commissioners approve 1500 investment to fund a Maryland exhibit at the New York World's Fair. The plan highlights the Star Spangled Banner theme tied to Francis Scott Key and Fort McHenry, with 15 square feet per county and a replica flag planned for high visibility.
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Robert E. Filliettaz
Maryland Commission
Frederick County
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Frederick
Golder
Bussard
Filliettaz
Key
Mr. Bussard
Sterling E. Bollinger
Thurmont
Nicholas G. Fanos
This City
Glenna M. Leatherman
A. Irvin Renn
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
C. Carroll Wickless
Woodsboro
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Paul M. Smith
Burkittsville
John T. Graham
Rosemont
Charles Smelser
Unionville
Patricia Rosencrantz Ettl
Urbana
Virginia to honor Kennedy by naming public structures
Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. said Virginia may name a public building bridge or other structure after the late President Kennedy in the future. The exact project and timing were not announced.
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Kennedy
Richmond
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Baltimore Dairies See Milk Price Hikes Unfelt Here
Several Baltimore dairies raised wholesale prices but area retailers report no impact yet. Sealtest in Baltimore raised home delivered milk to 54 cents per half gallon while local prices run 45 to 52 cents. spokesmen say Washington market avoids Baltimore adjustments and no local hikes are expected.
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Sealtest Dairy
Sealtest Dis
Tributors
Frederick
Washington
Excelsior Dairy
Ideal Farms Dairy Inc
Ideal
High’s
High
Approval for New Ceiling at Liberty Elementary School
The Board of Education received approval from the Board of County Commissioners to spend 5000 for acoustical ceilings in the old Liberty Elementary School section. The funds come from the existing renovation allocation, reduced from 30000 to 19000 earlier, with about 6000 still available and a few minor tasks pending.
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Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Liberty
Orioles Trade Smith for Kirkland in Cleveland Deal
Baltimore trades outfielder Al Smith aged 35 to the Cleveland Indians for Willie Kirkland 28. Orioles also pay an undisclosed cash amount. Smith hit .272 with 10 home runs and 39 RBIs last season while Kirkland batted .230 with 15 homers and 47 RBIs.
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Orioles
San Diego
Calif
Baltimore Orioles
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Willie Kirkland
Smith
Kirkland
Planning Meeting Scheduled in Walkersville on Subdivision Rules
County Planning secretary J Alfred Catsail announced a public meeting in Walkersville Monday evening to discuss a proposed subdivision regulation affecting 40 to 60 farms within a one mile town belt. John Sun, Maryland State Planning Commission staffer, drafted the plan enabling corporate jurisdiction over new developments with county town cooperation. Burgess Trout urged residents to attend the 7 30 p m session at the Walkersville Fire Hall to comment. A prior town council meeting covered testing the old creamery well to gauge water quality for possible future town use.
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J. Alfred Catsail
County Planning and Zoning Board
Walkersville
Town Planning Commission
Catsail
John Sun
Maryland State Planning Commission
Frederick
Maryland
Walkersvile
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Burgess Trout
Five Day Forecast and Market Update Flash
The AP reports temperatures about 5 degrees below normal from Thursday to Monday with lows of 25 to 32, near 20 in far western Maryland, and minor day to day changes. Light snow or snow flurries are possible, mainly in mountains. Prices in New York stock market improved early afternoon after a sluggish morning.
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Associated Press
Maryland
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy To Reside In Georgetown Historic House
Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy will move into a three story red brick Georgetown residence at 3038 N St. owned by Undersecretary of State W Av erell Harriman and family. The 11 room 3 bath home features Picasso and Matisse etchings, a grand dining room, gardens, a swimming pool, and a substantial art collection. The Harrimans moved to a hotel and the house dates to the early 1800s, tying its history to the nearby White House era.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Georgetown
N St
W. Averell Harriman
Picasso
Matisse
Pennsylvania Ave
N.Y
William Scranton
Plvania
Judges Told To Get Doctor For Mental Examinations
Maryland officials urged trial magistrates in all counties to secure funds for a doctor's opinion before ordering a mental examination. Attorney General Finan advised magistrates after Gov. Tawes questioned a Spring Grove hospital commitment. A law amendment to require physician testimony and safeguard bail issues is planned for February.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Howard L. Muhl Jr
Baltimore County
Finan
Gov
Tawes
Muhl
Spring Grove
Gov. Tawes
General Assembly
Cambodia Bans Time and Newsweek Magazines
The Cambodian government barred Time and Newsweek from the country for what it called critical acts of injury against the Cambodian government. The move reflects tensions during the period and targets the two U S publications.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Time
Newsweek Today
Are You A Cigarette S Smoker
The American Cancer Society presents the broadest tobacco study to date showing death rates far higher for cigarette smokers than non smokers and rising with smoking amount. Analyzed 422 094 men over 34.3 months, with twins comparing 36 975 pairs revealing 1 885 smoker deaths versus 662 non smokers.
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Portland
Ore
American Cancer Society
American Medical Association
Board of Trustees
E. Cuyler Hammond
Society
Hammond
Access Case On Denied U S 40 Entrance Before Jury
A condemnation suit against the State Roads Commission over denied access to Linden Hills Food Market at West Patrick Street extends from U S 40. Julius Brown Jr. and wife Herman M. Brown Jr. operate the store since 1953, with a second entrance from Linden Avenue. The SRC widened the road in February 1958 and blocked the Route 40 access. the case argues the single remaining entrance is insufficient.
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U. S. 40
Thomas M. Anderson
Circuit Court
State Roads Commission
Herman M. Brown Jr
SRC
Brown
Linden Hills
West Patrick Street
Linden Avenue
Thornton Murray
Thomas §. Glass
Jury Names for Brown Case Include 13 Members
Charles A. Price serves as attorney for the Browns. The jury panel includes Charles I. Easterday as foreman and members William W. Dudderar Roger F. Whalen Robert T. Foster Ralph Angell Oscar W. Keyser Walter G. Clem Paul L. Althouse Isaac A. Sayler Edward W. Kefauver Thomas H. Martins and Ivan C. Stottlemyer.
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Charles A. Price
Browns
Charles I. Easterday
William W. Dudderar
Roger F. Whalen
Robert T. Foster
Ralph Angell
Oscar W. Keyser
Walter G. Clem
Paul L. Althouse
Isaac A. Sayler
Edward W. Kefauver
Thomas H. Martins
Ivan C. Stottlemyer
Chance Of Light Snow Forecast Delayed By Sunny Morning
Forecasters predicted light snow and considerable cloudiness for the local area tonight but this morning brought bright sun and clear skies. Temperatures remained chilly with highs in the upper 30s and a low near 29 degrees. Tuesday’s high reached 57 and the Tuesday snow melted quickly. More light snow is possible tonight.
Taken to Hospital After Barbiturate Overdose
State Police at Barracks B reported Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bender of Braddock Heights was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening after overdosing on barbiturates. She was not admitted. Tfc. Harry J. Frost investigates. No further details available today.
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Mary Elizabeth Bender
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tfc
Harry J. Frost
Pope Paul VI Decrees Reform and Announces Holy Land Trip
Pope Paul VI announces sweeping reform of Catholic worship including use of modern languages in the Mass and calls for shared church governance with bishops. He plans a historic January pilgrimage to the Holy Land to foster Christian unity, while council votes approve liturgical and mass communications decrees. The Pope also stresses episcopal collaboration under the papacy to strengthen unity. In Chicago, traffic deaths reach 35,000 for the first ten months of 1963.
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Vatican City
Holy Land
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul
Theouncil
Paul
Christ
Peter
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