Paris Designer Quasar Khanh Promotes Negativism Movement
Paris designer Quasar Khanh, famed for inflatable plastic furniture, advocates a movement of negation in daily life. He destroys symbols of accumulation, rejects conventional beauty, and promotes a constructive negative attitude as a path to evolution, planning a ten year campaign and a forthcoming negative work.
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Young Found Guilty In Murder Case
Irving H. Young a 31 year old Mor gan State College senior was found guilty of first degree murder in the torture and slaying of Eugene L. Anderson a Baltimore painter and reputed police informer. The jury returned a qualified verdict carrying life imprisonment under Maryland law with sentencing postponed pending motions for a new trial.
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Leakin Park
Walkersville Council Recommends Returnable Containers
Walkersville Burgess Gilmore Trout and the town council last night urged legislation against throwaway containers. The council donated 1000 to the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department. Garbage Superintendent Miller announced no collection on December 25 with the next no collection to occur in January. Webelo Boy Scouts attended and volunteered to help clean Walkersville streets this Saturday night. The next town meeting is January 13.
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Assateague Land Value Faces Court
In Baltimore AP an engineer testified that 7300 per lot would have been needed for Assateague Island development before its incorporation into a national park. Dr. Alvin C Loewer, a government expert, described required dike work road raises and fill costs to meet building standards. Owners seek compensation based on resort potential, while officials argue the land is uninhabitable.
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