FBI Agent Addresses Lions Club on Police Staffing
FBI Agent in Frederick says law enforcement must attract competent people by improving pay and training. Edward Powers notes current graft risks where training is poor and departments lack support, and calls for more personnel to meet a crime rate rising four times faster than population. He cites a 96 percent crime increase in a decade, with about 5 percent of under 18 driving much of the rise. A Baltimore arrest involved a four year effort after a threatening letter to Attorney General Kennedy.
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Teealae
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lions Club
Frederick
Edward Powers
Maryland-Delaware
Powers
Baltimore
Robert Kennedy
A.R. Stuck
Round Two In Taneytown School Transfer Fight
Neal W. Powell leader of the Taneytown opposition urges renewed protests after Carroll County Board of Education backed consolidating Taneytown High School with Francis Scott Key School. He cites community history, local impact, and costs while noting prior protests and statements from residents and lawyers.
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Neal W. Powell
Taneytown Council
Taneytown High School
Francis Scott Key
Carroll County Board of Education
Powell
Mervyn Fuss
Taneytown
Taneytown Citizens Committee
Alleck A. Resnick
Baltimore
Board of Education
James Conant
Warren Heads Treank Walton Officers Election
Warren Heads Treank Walton held its election of officers at Hotel Frederick with Joy Stror as treasurer and Lewis Boyer as board member. The December 6 River Bend dam hearing by Army engineers was discussed and the group opposed the high dam. They urged completing basic basin water plans before any larger dam action. Members set a coming year quota and noted Frederick Chapter met it in 1961. Next meeting was scheduled for January 10 in Hotel Frederick.
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Taneytown High
Taneytown High School
Hood
Gettysburg
Western Maryland College
America
Hotel Frederick
Joy Stror
Lewis Boyer
River Bend
Army Engineers
League
National League
Frederick
Dynamite Found Near Bogota Oil Company Tank
In Bogota Colombia police uncovered 12 sticks of dynamite near a four story Oil Company tank. A lighted cigarette set to ignite a fuse was snuffed out. Officials said the dynamite was not tied to President Kennedy's weekend visit but was placed by foes of the oil firm.
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Hee
Colombian Oil Co
Kennedy
Bogota
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Glass & Mirror
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Kebne Furniture Co
Sewth Market
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