Hear School Budget Request
The morning session of the county court house discussed the 1961 school budget with focus on a $710 752 78 increase over the 1960 appropriation of 3 333 781 42 and a total 4 094 53 20. The Board seeks a $300 starting raise for certified teachers about 112 000 more this year and a total instructional cost rise of 419 169.
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Board of Education
Harry V. Frushour
Alen R. Gaddis
Frederick County Teachers
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Cortor
Quentin Earhart
Earhart
Urbana Dedication Celebrates New Elementary School
A large crowd attended the Urbana Elementary School dedication on Sunday with volunteers and parents honored for construction contributions. County Commissioner Delbert S Null noted tax funds support for the project and upcoming 1961 school budget decisions.
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New Urbana
Delbert S. Null
Null
Urbana
N. Elaine Dudderar
James A. Sensenbaugh
Cohen
Siu
Jack L. Roach
Princer
Heshia C. Foster
Ildi Comig
Paul S. Wise
Board of Education
Gordon C. Smith
Quentin Barh
Elem
William Powell
Charles Smeiser
Charles Collins
House of Defesaies
W. Eugene Pruitt
Mary Smith
Ruth Smith
David Harper
Patty Poole
Samuel W. Barrick
Rohy H. Eastridge
Urbana Methodist Circuit
James W. Wolf
Shookstown
Huntress Returns to Same Spot After Husband
Mrs. Smith of 626 West Washington Street Hagerstown hunted in Frederick County on opening day. She recounted returning to a deer stand her husband had built after his death. She shot a 130 pound buck at 7:30 AM, taking two shots to finish the deer.
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W. Smith
Washington St
Hagerstown
Frederick
Lewistown
Mrs. Smith
Sue
Leesburg Man Shot Dead in Alleged Family Incident
A Leesburg Virginia man was shot and killed Saturday night at his home on the town’s outer edge. The suspected slayer, a housemate named Granville Robinson, turned himself in to police with Sheriff M J Duyer noting the victim was an elderly man. The investigation continues as authorities determine charges.
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Leesburg
Ch. Omang
Ray Green
Wex
Four Students Break Windows at Local School
Four students described as unhappy allegedly damaged school grounds with sticks and stones late Saturday evening. Police arrested two juveniles Sunday, another is sought with one adult involved. Ground floor windows were broken, front largely intact. Replacement costs total about 3775 plus labor and other expenses.
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Montgomery County
Lass
Teers
Two Hospitalized After Colt Loss
Two spectators at Sunday’s game were treated for breathing difficulty and a laceration after an incident during the event. John Rausch said one person was injured while trying to avert danger. the other was treated and released. A separate Byron Center fire killed four people, with investigators stating a blaze started in an upstate farmhouse.
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Baltimore
John Rausch
Jef
Byron Center
China Backs Khrushchev Line at Soviet Summit
The article reports Chinese ratification of a peaceful policy aligned with Khrushchev during the Soviet summit. Liu Shao Chi asserts that Communist nations must rely on their own capabilities rather than capitalist dependence, while Gomulka notes adherence to the Khrushchev line and China’s agreement.
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Communist Today
Sie Uni
Sovi
Ion
Solidarity Beike Communist Party
Communist Party of China
Oviet Union
Moscow
Lin
Communist
Enal
Khrushchev
Liu Shao Chi
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Summit Committee
China
Fire guts house. teen helps battle blaze
A house belonging to Theodore and Oid Receiv it Tim ed burnt around 2 pm with smoke damage elsewhere. A 16 year old aided with a garden hose but it proved too short. firefighters in gas masks fought the blaze. Insurance covered the loss. Another field fire on Alex Bryant property caused no damage.
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Theodore
Oid
Lichterstein
Tedenendent
Meke
Mthaoho
Alex Bryant
Rocky Springs Road
Lumumba Henchmen Riot in Stanleyville Oppose Whites
In Leopoldville mobs connected to Patrice Lumumba attack white residents as military police struggle to control the unrest. Loyalists support a, or claim, a caretaker government amid fears of a crackdown by Mobutu’s forces and indictments of incitement.
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Leopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyvile
Mil
Joine Givensai
Leopard
T Ho Lausur
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldvile
Ileet
Leopy
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Vial
N Go
Independenc Lomais
Opening day deer hunt yields 2201 kills in Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission reports 2201 deer killed on opening day led by Allegany 424 and Garrett 337 in a record tally. One hunter, Billy Robert Clay, 30, of Glen Burnie, died from a gunshot wound. Archie Craver, 35, of Washington, died of a heart attack while hunting.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Game and Inland Fish Commission
George B. Shields
Army Chemical Center
Aberdeen Proving Group
Shields
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Billy Robert Clay
Glen Burnie
Town Hill Mountain
Alleganny County
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Archie Craver
Washington
Dorchester County
Game and Fish Commission
Allegany County
Garrett County
Washington County
Frederick
Dorchesters
Worcester
Cecil
Kent i
Hlegany
Dorand Washington
Immany
Deer County
Nai
Integration Boycott Weakens as White Pupils Attend Frantz School
In New Orleans 15 to 17 white students attended William Frantz School amid a segregation boycott, while a single Negro girl enrolled in first grade. At McDonogh 19, three Negro girls entered first grade as police presence increased due to potential protests. Louisiana moves to fund private schools to preserve segregation, with rapid private-school setup and limits on public school funds.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
McDonogh No. 19
MacDonogh
Louisiana
New Paar
Arabi
C. E. Vetter
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
Curfman Ex Councman Dies in Virginia Hospital
Curfman, a former council member, died in a Virginia hospital. Surviving are widow Louise, son Walter Curfman Jr., daughter Catherine Foster, two sisters, and extended relatives. Funeral set Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Granberry Memorial Church with burial in Alleghany Memorial Park. Market declines slight as liquid diet stocks show mixed strength in a brief New York update.
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Hevas
Walkersham David
Ora VanFossen
Curfman
Libertytown High School
Johns College
Baltimore
Louise Vanlear Curfman
Walter R. Curfman Jr
Covington
Catherine Foster
South Bend
Ind
Arthur Buxton
Frederick
Scott Rippeon
Liberty_ town
Granberry Memorial Church
Alleghany Memorial Park
New York
Symington committee proposes defense streamline plan
The Symington committee recommends abolishing civilian secretaries of the Army Navy and Air Force while retaining services as entities. It would cut military spending by about 26 percent or 8 billion annually though funds may be needed for weapons development and an arms control program. Fifteen civilian offices would be eliminated along with seven assistant secretaries of defense, totaling 22 abolished offices.
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Palai Beach
Symington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Establishment
Lawyer Raps Ratification of Potomac River Compact
Baltimore attorney Hyman A. Pressman condemned Gov. Tawes proclamation ratifying the Potomac River Compact. He claimed the action was a false notification and inadequate publicity and said formal notice would appear in the Annapolis Evening Capital and Baltimore Sun.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Annapolis
Hyman A. Pressman
Bal Smore
Pennsylvania Driver Fined 135 Dollars in Early Morning Stop
Clarence A. Grimes was acquitted of failing to support his three children though his wife Barbara said no payments had been made since October 28. Grimes, unemployed after taking holidays for deer hunting, produced receipts through November and this month. the couple remains separated.
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Refka
Clarence A. Grimes
Barbara
Grimes
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Erasmus Lamb
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