Proposed Act Carries More For Schools
A measure to raise teachers' minimum salaries by 800 dollars funded by the state, plus extra money for school construction, was discussed at a state meeting backed by the State Association of County Commissioners. Frederick County officials urged funding reforms to ease real estate tax burdens and noted upcoming costs for ongoing and future school projects. A study on counties bidding for teachers was unanimously approved for state consideration. The forecast calls for rain Saturday through the week’s end, with a warming trend midweek and statewide temperatures generally 5 to 7 degrees above normal.
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State Association of County Commissioners
Delbert St. Nail
Frederick County Commissioners
Commissioners’ Association
Badigie
State Department of Education
Wed
Ile State
Unis
Commissioners
Apparely
General Assembly
Natt
Frederick County Board
Commissioners Meeting
Frederick Couny Board
Frederick County
Board of Education
I Wassaul
Maryland Municipal League
Maryland
Mansland
Delaware
Budapest After Dark Under Russian Curfew and Tanks
Describes Budapest at night under martial rule with empty streets, soldiers, tanks, and a night curfew. Children beg for cigarettes from Western travelers while Soviet soldiers enforce limits and residents fear the darkness. Tanks guard Danube bridges and the Parliament as Prime Minister Janos Kadar’s government looms.
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Bond
Budapest
P.ov
Foun
Danube
Janos Kadar
Missioner Crawbaugh Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Rev J William Crawbaugh pastor of Calvary Lutheran Hampstead and missioner in Frederick county was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital at noon after suffering a heart attack. He rested comfortably this afternoon. He had been staying at the Francis Scott Key Hotel during a mission week and preached at St Mark's each evening.
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J. William Crawbaugh
Calvary Lutheran Parish
Hampstead
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Crawbaugh
St. Mark's
Chhurch
Doubs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
St. Mark’s
Train Afire But AP Has Its Man Aboard
Chicago rush hour elevated train burst into flames near Jarvis and Greenview. AP reporter Russell Lane, aboard the second car, said at least a dozen injured and many passengers trapped in the jam as the front car burned. Fire causes unknown. rain continued past Howard Street.
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Chicago
Joe
Chicago Transit Authority
Jarvis
Greenview
North City
Russell Lane
Associated Press
Howard Street
Lane
Possible opening of more dual U S 40 traffic planned
Reports indicate the U S 40 dual highway project may open west of the Monocacy river bridges at Jug Bridge early next week weather permitting. Asher Construction completes blacktop of the connecting lane and shoulders while guard railing rises. Traffic uses the east lane then, with the old bridge for westbound travel until full dual use begins.
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Monocacy River
Jug Bridge
Asher Construction Company
Sidual U. 5
Frederick
Edgie Russell Company
W. E. Graham Company
U.S. 340
Central Pennsylvania Quarry Stripping and Construction Company
Harmony Grove
Opera
Four Oakland hunters bag two deer in week outing
Brice Reeder among the four Oakland hunters who bagged a 13 point 101 pound buck and a 100 pound doe Pawowski also took a spike. Jack Landis and James Dash completed the hunting quartet. In world news the Philippines won a first ballot victory over Czechoslovakia for a one year term on the UN Security Council.
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Oakland
Brice Reeder
Doe Pawowski
Jack Landis
James Dash
Philippines
United Nations
NOY
Crechoslovakia
ULN Security Council
Deer Kills Rise at Lewistown Station Now 214
Frederick county deer kills climbed to 214 this morning as two more hunters checked their slain bucks at Stooks store in Lewistown. The count marked the largest morning total this week and followed a steady deer season buildup amid ongoing hunting activity.
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Frederick County
Tvo
Stook’s
Lewistown
NEW York -P
Moon
Walthe Woods
dulf-Astoria
United Nations
Britain
Nixon
Congress
Moe Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Dulles
Mild December Weather Persists With Showers Expected
The forecast notes mild December weather with showers and possibly a thunder shower tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures rose to the mid sixties by late morning, the warmest Thursday on record, with tonight warmer than last night and a low in the 50s. No colder spell expected before Sunday.
Bitter Cold Sweeps Rockies With Deep Snow Across States
A wall of frigid air drove temperatures 25 below zero at mountain points while up to 15 inches of snow fell in spots from Denver to Montana. A Hartville family lost two members in a collision with a snow plow north of Cheyenne. A motorist near Cut Bank Mont was snowbound 40 hours but survived with frostbitten fingers. Warnings of a warming trend followed as Rawlins and Laramie saw heavy snow while drought persisted in mountain states. Montana bore the brunt with Helena at 19 below and only six points above zero statewide by midnight.
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Denver
Hartville
Iwo
Cheyenne
Cut Bank
Mont
Rawlings
Laramie
Wyo
Montana
Hayre
Helena
Elected Supervisors Named in Frederick Soil District Race
Frederick soil conservation district voters chose three supervisors in a Thursday election. E Karl Remsberg and Starry A Zentz were re elected to three year terms and Jesse M Burall of New Market was elected to replace Murray Da of Mt Airy. Ballots mailed to about 1900 voters produced 206 eligible ballots. Remsberg 154 Zentz 136 Burall 133 Day 114 and Kielholtz 69. Voting was light with many ballots returned by mail.
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Frederick
Zentz
Burall
Day
Raymond E. Kielholtz
Emmitsburg
Review Of U S Policy Is Begun
The Eisenhow er administration starts a wide policy review amid world crisis. Officials fear Britain France and Suez fallout. A possible new pro gram of aid to Western Europe is considered but unlikely at Marshall Plan levels. Nixon hints at support for aid but Congress resists. Dulles heads to Paris for NATO council to outline policy trends.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Western Europe
Britain
France
Marshall Fund
North Atlantic Alliance
Nixon
New York
Great Britain
Congress
Europe
Augusta
White House
James C. Hagerty
Egypt
Dulles
Paris
Runaway Guided Missile Likely Fell in Amazon Jungle
Air Force says a runaway Spark missile launched from Patrick AFB Florida on Wednesday likely landed unseen in the Brazilian jungle near the Amazon. with no wreckage found due to dense terrain.
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Washington
Air Force
Amazon River
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Plantic
Aga
South America
Air Fore
Leakage In Military Budget Figures Must Stop
President Eisenhower pressed Defense Secretary Wilson in Augusta about leakages of military budget and manpower data before official release. Wilson cited prior leaks and declined to discuss specifics while noting budget talks began last June and a Middle East crisis and steel strike affected expectations. The briefing was attended by Newsweek and American Broadcasting Company representatives due to space limits.
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Eisenhower
Wilson
West
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
Charles Roberts
Newsweek Magazine
John
Edwards
Amercan Broadecasting Cy
Satdes
Robert
Armed Services
Middle East
Speculation Links Herter Whitney to top Eisenhower posts
Rumors swirl around Washington that Massachusetts politician Laure Lisilih and John Hay Whitney may receive senior posts in the Eisenhower administration. Names floated include Herter replacing Hoover Jr as secretary of state and Whitney as ambassador to Great Britain. Aldrich and Dillon tensions and possible retirements also loom as officials weigh expected cabinet reshuffles.
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Vlaure Litislah
Massachusetts
John Hay Jay
Whitney
Eisenhower
Abhoven Onother
Herter
Tierbert Hoover Jr
State
Whitnes
Great Britain
Whitnet
Mian Oanieh Et E
Waste House
State Department
Atten Post
Cis
Gs Sovernor
Pius An
Hoover
Orson Aldrich
Fisenhower
Aldrich
C. Douglas Dillon
Quick Thinking Saves Man From Being Pinned In Truck
Robert L. Powell, 27, of Frederick, escaped serious injury when his Wilkins coffee truck was struck head on by a corn truck on Md 144 near Lisbon. Powell freed himself from the wheel as the other vehicle damaged the chassis, all coffee saved, Powell treated and released at a Washington clinic. John Groomes, driver of the corn truck, reportedly uninjured.
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Wilkins
Robert L. Powell
East Street
Howard A. George
Wilkins Coffee Company
Wilkins Coffee
MD. 144
Lisbon
Powell
Frederick
Soe
Washington Clinic
Groomes
Teachers In Carroll Seek Higher Pay Amid Meeting Debates
More than 300 Carroll County teachers gathered at Westminster High School to discuss wage hikes from 3200 to 3600 for base pay and from 5000 to 5400 for maximum pay. A special session approved motions to urge the school board and county commissioners to review raises effective September 1957.
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Carroll County Teachers Association
Westminster High School
Carroll County
Stephen A. Lerda
Carroll Board of Education
Mveld Walt
Board of County Commissioners
Carroll
Legislative Committee
Sandymount
Dr Pulten
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Maryland State Teachers Association
Fred Encle
Strikes Threaten Hungary as Workers Council Proclaims Warning
In Budapest the Central Workers Council warned the Soviet-imposed government of Premier Kadar that continued arrests of factory workers could trigger a general strike, bloodshed, and a new national tragedy. About 50 members were jailed as 600 workers at one plant defied tanks to protect council members.
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Central Workers Council
Dunos Kadar
Kadar
Budapest
Central Council
Duuayab
Conservatives Survive Test in Parliament Vote
Britain’s Conservative government weathered a parliamentary squall after the British invasion crisis. A censure motion by Socialists failed 327-260 and a confidence vote on Middle East policy passed 312-260, preserving Eden's leadership though with abstentions and internal dissent. A larger political gap loomed if defeats had occurred. Separately, forecast and price notes appeared from Denver meteorologist Irving P. Krick and New York stock prices rose amid market activity.
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London
Oabeeh O Mucht
Eden
Towaher
Middle East
Britain
France
Au Hail
Eplars Os
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