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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
18
A county official argues for modernizing regional governance to curb conflicts of interest and achieve one man one vote in the General Assembly. He warns that rapid suburban expansion strains land use, sewer extensions, and taxes, requiring better planning to prevent creeping blight and costly crash programs to sustain communities.
State Senator Gilbert Gude urged the Montgomery County Sanitary and Planning Commission members be above suspicion. He told the Silver Spring Republican Precinct Organization that citizens must trust decisions are made for public interest and pledged to press legislation affecting regional planning and redistricting.
In North Carolina a Montgomery senator urges streamlined planning and sanitation agencies and stronger Conflict of Interest laws for bi county bodies. The small Outer Banks village of Ocracoke relies on the sea for food income and tourist appeal.
Government auditors say Army and Navy leaders and civilian officials used taxpayer funds for reduced rate stays and services during the Masters tournament. The General Accounting Office urged Congress to end Fort Gordon hospitality and criticized present and past commanders for unwarranted actions.
The GAO outlined services at Augusta 40 cent rooms free transport to the golf course and daily tower service. It estimated 20000 military man hours to support the 1963 and 1964 tournaments. Visitor lists included 32 generals and admirals plus 112 colonels and captains. total visitors reached 600 in 1963 and 470 in 1964.
About 150 guests including United Nations delegates and wives attended a reception aboard the liner Independence on the Hudson River. Mayor Wagner and Adlai Stevenson hosted, Stevenson toasted Secretary-General U Thant who was hospitalized. Wagner mourned Thant’s absence and highlighted New York’s 74 nationality groups.
The Woodfield Elementary School Chorus of Montgomery County will perform on the Johnny Wilcox Show on WMAL radio Saturday December 19 from 3 to 4 p.m. The 55 voice chorus is directed by the school staff.
Mrs. Ann Bright, a music teacher, is assisted by third grade teacher Mrs. Evelyn Anderson in a classroom recital showcasing student progress and collaborative effort.
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