Federal Aid Bill Extends $200,000 to Frederick County Schools
The House approved an Impacted Areas measure delivering 290000 in Federal aid to Frederick County schools with semiannual payments for two years. The act, benefiting students both on and off government installations, supports budgets amid past shortages and includes up to 168.96 per pupil for eligible children.
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House of Representatives
Frederick County
Congress
Allen R. Gaddis II
Business Administration
U. S
Gaddis
Fort Detrick
U.S
Lightning Likely Struck Plane in Delaware Crash
Officials in Washington say evidence points to a lightning strike on the left wing of a Boeing 707 that exploded and crashed near Wilmington, killing 81. Maryland officials identify 62 victims and consider mass burial for the unidentified. The Pan American flight ran from San Juan to Philadelphia with 8 crew and 73 passengers aboard.
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Elkton
Washington
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
Pan American World Airways
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
Civil Aeronautics Board
Britain Bids For Talks With Soviets
Britain presses for high level talks with the Soviet Union to ease the Cold War tensions. Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Richard Butler seek contact with Khrushchev and Gromyko while American officials show signs of frustration and electoral considerations loom. In Baltimore, Clayton Steele is named transit chief to lead the Metro to January 15, replacing Wilson Driggs who moves to Dallas.
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London
Alet Douglas-Home
Johnson
Alec
Richard A. Butler
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Butler
Gromyko
Washington
Sir Alec
Baltimore
Clayton S. Steele
Birmingham, Ala
Baltimore Metropolitan Transit Authority
Specialist Dies in Baltimore Dr Alexander Gordon Gilliam
Dr Alexander Gordon Gilliam, 59, epidemiology professor at Johns Hopkins, died of cancer after a life dedicated to studying the disease. He previously advised national programs and contributed to cancer research, with colleagues noting his impact on public health policy. The report notes his death occurred in Baltimore.
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Far City School of Hygiene
Fislie Health
National Cancer In- 1
Jobn
Charlottsville
Kennedy
Baltimore
Alexander Gordon Gilliam
Johns Hopkins Univer
Foreign Aid Authorized Faces House Cutdown
Congress okayed a 3.6 billion dollar foreign aid program but a House Appropriations subcommittee recommended about 3 billion. The subcommittee bill, about 1.5 billion below Kennedy request, goes to the full committee for review before possible floor action on Monday. The Senate backed a compromise Morse opposed as a monstrosity after a 61 to 26 vote.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations
John F. Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Len Wayne Morse
Senate House
Morse
Gambling High In Washington Signals Rising Crime
U S District Court Judge Harrison L. Winter jailed Ross R. Weeks of Adelphia Md for two years in a case marking a surge of gambling activity in the District of Columbia. Weeks, 42, was the first Maryland defendant convicted under a 1961 law against interstate gambling material transport. The judge warned other gamblers of imprisonment and pledged tougher action.
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Baltimore
District of Columbia
Prince Georges County
Harrison L. Winter
U.S
Ross R. Weeks
Adelphia, Md
Weeks
Maryland
Washington
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Paul Anders
Hansel Staley
James T. Martin
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Belgium
Frederick Coca-Cola Company
J. Rolfe Castleman
Madge Kallaway
Arthur Fogle
Dailey’s
Optimist
West Seventh Street
Samsonite
Cline
E. Patrick
Custom Homes
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Cavetown Planing Mill CO
ASK
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North Market Street
Mobilex
Frederick
Glass Shop
N. Market St
Shaver
Mgr
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North Market St
William S
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