Wilkinson to join Tawes slate in Md. politics
Perry O. Wilkinson, a Democratic congressman at large candidate, said he would be delighted to run on Gov. Tawes ticket. The lineup includes Gov. Tawes as the top, with Finan, Goldstein, and Brewster slated for other statewide posts. Announcement expected in January when campaign chair O Conor Jr. takes over.
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Tom Finan
Louis Goldstein
Dan Brewster
Wilkinson
House
Tawes
Atty
Herbert R. O'Conor Jr
O'Conor
Prince Georges County
Democratic
Lansadale G. Lasseer
Maryland
Sta
General Assembly
Prince Georges
Howard
Marylnd League of Women Voters
I. Maryland
Milk Producers Enter Virginia
The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association plans a new 30,000 square foot plant on Copeland Park near Newport News with a potential million dollar investment. W. B. Hooper leads the group as they review the site with Virginia Engineering Company officials amid rapid industrial development in the area.
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Newport News
Maryland - Virginia Milk Producers Association
Laurel
Virginia
Lower Peninsula
Copeland Park
Hampton
Frederick County Leads Maryland In Monthly Vehicle Crashes
Maryland State Police Central Accident Records Division reports 38 injuries and no deaths in Frederick County last month, compared with higher totals in Montgomery, Howard, Washington, and Carroll counties. Frederick logged 100 accidents including 26 personal injury events and 74 property damages, with U.S. Routes 15 and 40 marked as the most dangerous. The leading causes were excessive speed and following too closely, with most incidents occurring on Thursdays and in afternoon to evening hours.
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Maryland State Police Central Accident Records Division
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Howard County
Washington County
Carroll County
Central Accident Records Division
Lights For Safety program urged during holiday weekend
Maryland State Police at Frederick announce the Lights For Safety effort to reduce holiday traffic accidents. Motorists are asked to keep headlights on during daylight starting at 7 am today through the weekend as state and other agencies deploy cruisers with lights on to set an example amid expected heavy travel.
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Frederick Barracks
Maryland
Tate Police
Recognition Given To Mental Hospital
AY VAPOLTS AP One of two Maryland mental hospitals that joined accreditation three years ago has retained good standing. Tawes announced Thursday that the Commission on Accreditation has reviewed the facility.
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AY Vapolts
Tawes
Commission On Ac
Tao Macr Tiental
Citizen Receives Citation From State Democratic Leader
A recipient smiles as Dr. Clarence E. Long, chairman of the State Democratic Central Committee, presents a citation acknowledging her achievement and support.
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Smiles
Clarence E. Long
State Democratic Central Committee
Local sailors reported on leave after recruit training
Seaman Richard Wayne Jacobs son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Jacobs Frederick and Seaman Roland L. Virts grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Emory L. Virts Adamstown returned home on leave from Great Lakes Naval Base. Jacobs to join USS Everglades at Charleston then electronics school for 33 weeks. Virts to Norfolk for a special tour after leave.
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Winchester Hall
James J. Saul
Great Lakes Naval Base
Richard Wayne Jacobs
Lee M. Jacobs
Linden Avenue
Frederick
Roland L. Virts
Emory L. Virts
Adamstown
Saul
Seaman Jacobs
U.S.S. Everglades
Charleston
D. C
Great Lakes
Navy
Seaman Wirts
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Building Permits Approved for Six Projects in Thurmont Area
Six county building permits totaling 20050 dollars were approved by the Assessment Office in the County Courthouse. Projects include a 1209 dollar tavern and restaurant on Md Route 97 and a 7500 dollar office and shop between US Route 15 and Md Route 355 by Herbert Humphries Construction and Helwig Masonry for Harold Bolin. A 10000 dollar single family home for Edward Jr. on Md Route 27 east of Emmitsburg by Tris Prick, plus several others in the area involving Lacy DeGrange and local contractors.
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Grove Road
Herbert Humphries Construction Company
South
Jefferson Street
Schlosser
Rural additions expand farm and health services
Murray and Katherine Roop add a $200 corn crib to their Emmitsburg area farm on Grimes Road near Keysville Road. Howard County health chief Dr Theodore R Sharp says a new nurse brings staff to six, with a part time psychiatrist to relieve waiting lists and boost county mental health. A Bandung research center with an American reactor is planned with a $350,000 contribution from the U S Momic Energy Commission.
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Frederick Road
Murray and
Katherine Roop
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Grimes Road
Keysville Road
Howard County
Theodore R. Sharp
Sharp
Bandung
Indonesia
API
Momic Energy Commission Cr
Air Force Officer Charged With Spying in Germany
The Air Force charged Captain Joseph P. Kauffman with conspiring to transmit U S defense information to a foreign power in Germany during a 1960 visit. The foreign power identity was not released though it was believed to be a Communist country. Kauffman, 43, a Castle Air Force Base finance officer, was returned to Germany for investigation. potential penalty could be death, though officials doubt it would be imposed if convicted.
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Washington
Air Force
Joseph
P. Kauffman
U.S
Germany
Kauffman
Castle Air Force Base
California
Pope Calls For Peace In Christmas Message
Pope John XXII urged world leaders to pursue peace and fair wealth sharing in his Christmas message. He called on economic powers to use modern progress to improve welfare while avoiding distrust and destructive arms, stressing brotherhood and goodness. The address was broadcast widely from the Vatican and translated into many languages.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Pope John
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Bethlehem
Pleasure boat church build hits $1 billion in 1960
The United States saw church construction reach $1 billion in 1960, a 10 percent rise from the previous year, signaling growing investment in religious facilities.
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U.S
Taxes Increase Across States Boosts 1961 Revenue
State governments collected a record 19 billion dollars in 1961 up from 1960 as two thirds of states enacted new or expanded taxes. Major moves include a Texas two percent sales tax and a New Jersey income tax withholding. Average state tax per capita rose to 106 dollars, with boosts in cigarette and gasoline taxes and sales tax broadening in several states. The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce met to welcome new members and report on Santa’s visit and road improvements.
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Shicago
Commerce Clearing House
Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
New Jersey
Tex
New New Jersey
East Berlin Bans New Year Fireworks Near Wall
East Berliners are forbidden to light fireworks on New Year’s Eve within 100 yards of the Red wall. Police chief also bans rockets anywhere in East Berlin to maintain order on the state border, officials said Thursday.
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East
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